Jim Rogers discusses the US economy and why he's buying silver right now. Additional topics include the drive by countries such as China to stock up on gold, and what this tells us.
Gold Newsletter's Lundin is right that it's hard not to suspect that "hidden hands" are at work against the silver price just as they have been against gold.
Amongst all this gold hype, silver remains above $30. See an overview of silver demand and what's to come for the silver price in this compilation of some of our best silver chats.
Now, demand for silver is climbing. And there is a supply shortage. But with narrow margins, times are tough for silver mining companies, even with silver at $30.
Macleod discusses how paper currencies are failing, leading Asian countries to consider a gold standard. He suggests that silver may rise faster than gold as a strategic investment.
We're nearing a period where massive, sustained silver rallies will likely occur, as the best rallies often happen near peaks, with silver rallying around 2 years before each peak.
Grandich notes gold's shift to Asia has strengthened its market position, adding that both gold and silver now have equal importance, supported by global and U.S. political factors.
David and I discuss the bullish and bearish trends in the silver market. A lot of people are curious to understand the silver price of late, and David has some useful insights.
Murphy noted silver's resilience below $30 for years despite efforts to suppress it. Recently surpassing this mark, attempts to lower it have proven unsuccessful.
This repricing of silver is inevitable at some point regardless of what or who triggers it -- and the damage to the British, European and the U.S. financial systems would border on catastrophic...without a shot being fired.
