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Silver Market Updates

Eric Sprott: Silver is The Dark Horse (Video)

February 27, 2016
By SilverSeek

Mining silver and gold is a tough business. In order to mine either of these products (money) you need a steady stream of capital into your operation. As we have reported on a number of occasions throughout 2015, and into 2016, that capital is drying up or has left the market completely. This has been causing stress and strain within the mining industry, but not like you might think.

Aggressive Silver Capping Continues

February 25, 2016
By SilverSeek

At some point, the question becomes "why". With gold now up 17% year-to-date, silver is up just half that amount at 9.5%. And yet, the latest CoT report shows the highest silver Commercial net short position since 2008. Again, why? Why now? That's truly the $64MM question. Why are The Silver Banks shorting so aggressively here? What's the difference in holding price below $16 versus $18 or $20?

Silver Price Forecast: Why Central Banks Will Buy Silver

February 24, 2016
By SilverSeek

The current pattern has not completed yet, and it would suggest that it will only complete at a point much lower than a ratio of 15. Such a completion of the pattern is consistent with the bullish fundamentals of silver (and gold) in relation to paper money – understanding that a lower ratio will likely mean higher gold and silver prices. Note that there is a major battle for the 80 - level of the ratio.

The US Geological Survey and Silver

February 22, 2016
By SilverSeek

Recent talk on the Internet has been about Peak Gold, Peak Silver and a general view that the planet’s natural resources are in danger of sliding into an irreversible decline in production which no amount of pricing or technology can reverse. The implication of this for those who hold gold or silver would be immense in financial terms but also in wider political and economic terms. With that in mind, I consulted the statistics of the US Geological Survey (USGS) for subscribers in a recent…

Where is the Silver Coming From?

February 22, 2016
By SilverSeek

If these three countries are sucking up all the silver they can get their hands on for their solar programs, global investment demand is so strong the two largest minted coins in the world are rationed – where is the silver going to come from by the end of 2016? How will the bullion dealers be able to back fill their shelves to supply the retail investors of coins, bars and rounds? Regardless of the fact the government continually tries to teach us 2+2=5, it does not. Got physical?

Gold Costs 80oz of Silver

February 22, 2016
By SilverSeek

The big news is that the gold-silver ratio closed at 80. This is not only a new high for the move. It’s higher than it has been since 2008.

Q&A with Mr. Silver Market

February 19, 2016
By SilverSeek

Q: Most people do not value silver and prefer to invest in bonds from big governments. Why? A: Most people would prefer to follow the herd because following the herd is comforting and often correct. Occasionally it is disastrous. I suspect the next few years will see the herd slaughtered. (Bubbles always pop and bonds are in a bubble.)

Two Top Reasons Why Silver Is A Must-Have

February 18, 2016
By SilverSeek

Silver is probably the best insurance against consequences of the coming debt market collapse Today’s debt levels are massive compared to any previous era. These debt-levels are unsustainable, and we are headed for an inevitable debt collapse. The US, for example, owes holders of US dollars (world-wide) about 114 771 tonnes of gold as at August 2015 (US monetary base/price of gold per ounce – read more). That is about 67% to 74% of world gold reserves, depending on which estimate one goes…

Bill Murphy: The Gold/Silver Manipulators Are At The End Of Their Rope

February 17, 2016
By SilverSeek

When silver breaks $18.50…it will then take out $50 and hit Eric Sprott’s number of $100-plus because since the last time it hit $50 they’ve gone through all that physical supply…this time they won’t be able to go to the physical supply well. – Bill Murphy

Silver, Gold, the Argentina Peso, and Exponentially Increasing Prices

February 15, 2016
By SilverSeek

The exchange rate between the Argentina Peso and the US dollar in January 1945 was 4.17 pesos to one dollar. Like the United States, Argentina created substantial price inflation – devaluation of their currency – in the 1950s – 1990s. According to Wikipedia Argentina devalued their currency by a factor of 100 in 1970, by another 10,000 in 1983, by another 1,000 in 1985, and by another 10,000 in 1992.

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