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Silver finally sees the good flush in the Weeky timeframe, possible bottom being marked.

The Exchange Traded Fund for Silver symbol SLV, had the "Measured Rule" target of a large "Rectangle" pattern fulfilled this week in the Weely timeframe. Pricing patterns, or Support and Resistance levels in the Weekly timeframe are the strongest from a chart perspective in my experience. There is also a potential reversal pattern developing now as well. First the measured rule takes the distance from the top to the bottom of a given pattern and adds that onto the breakdown point. Quite often…

Silver Market Morning

New York closed at $1,232.20 up from the low of $1,181 during the day, on Friday. Asian demand came in and continued to lift gold to $1,238 and it kept on rising to $1,243 where it was Fixed in London and where it was Fixed in the euro at €952.80, up €30, while the dollar against the euro was at €1: $1.3046. Ahead of New York’s opening gold stood at $1,238.64 and in the euro at €949.81.

Silver Market Morning

New York closed at $1,199.10 down another $25 yesterday. Asian demand came in and lifted it to $1,205. London held it there until the Fix where it was set at $1,203.25 down $18.75 and in the euro at €921.889 down €23.60 while the dollar was slightly weaker against the euro at €1: $1.3052. Ahead of New York’s opening gold stood at $1,202.02 and in the euro at €920.19.

Silver Market Morning

New York closed at $1,224.10 77, down $52.90 yesterday. Asian demand came in and lifted it to $1,243. London then resumed a slightly weaker posture dropping it to $1,240.00 ahead of the Fix. In London it was Fixed at $1,232.00 up $3 in the euro at €945.51 up nearly €3.00 while the dollar was stronger against the euro at €1: $1.3030. Ahead of New York’s opening gold stood at $1,233.10 and in the euro at €946.03.

Silver Market Morning

New York closed at $1,277, down $4.80 yesterday. Asia saw it resume its fall after which it accelerated in London where it was Fixed at $1,229.00 down $56 and in the euro at €942.85 down €35.57 while the dollar was stronger against the euro at €1: $1.3035. Ahead of New York’s opening gold stood at $1,232.60 and in the euro at €946.84.

Silver Market Morning

New York closed at $1,282, down $12 yesterday. Asia held it there before London picked it up slightly, where it was Fixed at $1,285.00 and in the euro at €979.42 up €0.44 while the dollar was slightly stronger against the euro at €1: $1.3120. Ahead of New York’s opening gold stood at $1,285.00 and in the euro at €978.82.

Changes in the Silver Market, Part 1

BACK in the good old days, a physical silver trader's dream would be to land a photographic company as a customer. Polaroid, Kodak, Fuji and many more were on this list of prospects. This industry was a tremendous behemoth in the silver market.

Silver Market Morning

New York closed at $1,294 on Friday. Asia took the price down to $1,281 ahead of London’s opening. In London it was Fixed at $1,283.25 down $7.25 and in the euro at €978.98 up €2.70 while the dollar was slightly stronger against the euro at €1: $1.3101. Ahead of New York’s opening gold stood at $1,283.00 and in the euro at €979.43.

Reasons to Buy Gold and Silver Bullion

For a long time now I’ve been telling friends to buy gold and especially silver bullion. I haven’t really had time to explain why but I think now I should make an effort. This is a massive story but I will try to be brief. I believe that gold and silver are seriously undervalued. I also believe that there is going to be a crisis in confidence in the money we currently use which will cause a sudden and serious loss of value (very high inflation). Ownership of gold and silver are an insurance…

Silver Market Morning

New York closed at $1,278.50 down $72.50 on Thursday. Asia took the price back up to $1,300 ahead of London’s opening. In London fell below $1,300 and was Fixed at $1,290.25 down $13 and in the euro at €976.28 down €10.06 while the dollar was slightly stronger against the euro at €1: $1.3216. Ahead of New York’s opening gold stood at $1,294.60 and in the euro at €979.42.

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