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TIME TO BUY !!!!
33$ ready ?
Becareful to short Silver now , we are ready to explode ! February above 35$
HSBC is cover now ? This is one of the Commercials with a BIG SHORT Position.
Coins and USLV 3x are my favorites to invest in SILVER .
Its spilke because not to much sellers and they need to buy and cover some shorters . Sellers above 35$
SILVER is FLYING !!!!!!!!
SILVER is FLYING !!!!!!!!
NEW HIGH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SILVER is flying now !!!!!
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Silver Demand Continues To Outpace Supply
http://www.silver-coin-investor.com/silver-demand.html
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ALERT ALERT SILVER SHORT SQUEEZE IN PROGRESS !!!!
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Collecting American Silver Eagles
https://www.theworldreserve.com/collecting-american-silver-eagles.php
From Cautious to Bold, Can the Bank of Japan Deliver?
http://www.cnbc.com/id/100395424
PRINT PRINT PRINT !!!!!!
The Mint had been due to start taking orders for coins, which fetch just under $63 each, from the general public on January 24.
Repatriation Avalanche Gaining Momentum:
http://www.silverdoctors.com/repatriation-avalanche-gaining-momentum-azerbaijan-to-withdraw-all-gold-from-jp-morgan-vaults/
Repatriation Continues: Azerbaijan Reclaims Gold From JP Morgan Clutches
http://www.theadvocateweblog.com/?p=11866
Is there a real silver shortage, and are we seeing a modern silver rush? The answers to those questions might depend on whom you listen to.
Last week, the U.S. Mint halted sales of its 2013 American Eagle silver bullion coins.
The Mint website says the coins, with a face value of $1, contain a minimum of one troy ounce of 99.9% pure silver. According to Reuters, they are worth around $63 each.
Reuters quotes an email sent by the Mint to authorized dealers on Thursday saying that sales of coin will resume at the end of the month after inventory has been restocked.
So what's going on? One expert thinks investors are snapping up the coins as a refuge from continuing economic uncertainty in the U.S.
"It is easy to infer that some element of the fear trade may be at play," Joni Teves, an analyst at UBS AG, wrote in an emailed report over the weekend. "We view the chunky sales of American Eagle coins more a function of seasonality than anything else. It is important to keep an eye on U.S. coin sales in the coming months to see if volumes remain elevated as the debt ceiling showdown plays out."
And Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Copenhagen's Saxo Bank, told the Oman Daily Observer that several international factors are apparently in play when it comes to silver's current volatility. The current global economic downturn, he says, is fueling investor demand in precious metals. Conversely, improving economic data is increasing worldwide demand for commodities like silver -- which has value as both an industrial metal and a financial investment.
A recent report released by the Silver Institute, produced by Thomson Reuters GFMS, projects an estimated 6% rise in demand for industrial silver. And that rise in silver prices, fueled by "a steadily improving economic outlook, strong growth in the automobile sector, and a recovery in the housing and construction industry," could take industrial silver to a new record high next year.
Some market analysts say that while there’s no physical shortage of silver, those holding silver aren't interested in selling at current prices.
Seeking Alpha reports that, as of the middle of last week, "silver holdings across all silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs) increased by 59.4 million troy ounces over the last 12 months" -- which means current holdings are about 8% of the annual silver supply.
And commodities analysts at Frankfurt's Commerzbank, according to ResourceInvestor.com, said last week saw "the largest inflows into silver ETFs since December 2010, taking total ETF holdings to a new record of nearly 20,000 tonnes."
"With silver, you can benefit from both sides: its safe-haven status and the fact that it’s also an industrial commodity," Frederique Dubrion, president and chief investment officer of Geneva's Blue Star Advisors SA, told Bloomberg. "Given some positive leading indicators, especially in the U.S., investors would probably prefer turning to silver rather than to gold."
Goldman Forecasts Gold Rally Amid Debt-Ceiling Confrontation
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-21/goldman-forecasts-gold-rally-amid-debt-ceiling-confrontation.html
Gold may climb over the next three months as U.S. lawmakers attempt to tackle the country’s debt ceiling and the world’s largest economy slows, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said, advising investors to place bets on advances.
“We see current prices as a good entry point to re- establish fresh longs,” analysts Damien Courvalin and Alec Phillips wrote in a Jan. 18 report. The bank reiterated a three- month target of $1,825 an ounce, as well as a forecast for prices to weaken in the second half as the U.S. economy rebounds.
Gold fell 5.5 percent last quarter, the worst performance since 2008, on expectations for a recovery and potential end to central bank stimulus in the U.S. An advance to $1,825 would be consistent with rallies into debt-ceiling decisions, the analysts wrote. Since 1960, Congress has raised or revised the debt limit 79 times, according to the Treasury Department.
“The uncertainty associated with these issues, combined with our economists’ forecast for weak U.S. GDP growth in the first half of 2013 following the negative impact of higher taxes will push gold” to the three-month target, they wrote.
Gold, which rallied for a 12th year in 2012, traded at $1,688.50 an ounce on the Comex at 5:40 p.m. in Singapore. Holdings in exchange-traded products reached a record last month, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Most-active prices last traded above $1,825 an ounce in September 2011.
Borrowing Limit
The Treasury has said the U.S. will exceed its $16.4 trillion borrowing authority sometime from mid-February to early March. Financing for government agencies is set to lapse March 27, and lawmakers must pass new spending or cause a shutdown. Also in March, Congress will confront the $110 billion in automatic spending cuts, half from defense, that were postponed in a Jan. 1 tax deal.
Goldman restated its outlook for lower prices in the second half of this year, a call echoed by Credit Suisse Group AG and Allan Hochreiter(Pty) Ltd., as the U.S. recovers. As growth improves, prices will likely decline even with continued central bank and exchange-traded fund demand, Goldman said.
Gold’s bull market is over, Allan Hochreiter Chief Executive Officer Rene Hochreiter, the top forecaster in the London Bullion Market Association’s 2012 poll, said this month. The metal’s appeal is set to diminish as so-called fear trades fade, according to Credit Suisse’s Tom Kendall, head of precious-metals research and the most accurate precious-metals forecaster in the past eight quarters tracked by Bloomberg.
Goldman Forecasts Gold Rally Amid Debt-Ceiling Confrontation
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-21/goldman-forecasts-gold-rally-amid-debt-ceiling-confrontation.html
Gold may climb over the next three months as U.S. lawmakers attempt to tackle the country’s debt ceiling and the world’s largest economy slows, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said, advising investors to place bets on advances.
“We see current prices as a good entry point to re- establish fresh longs,” analysts Damien Courvalin and Alec Phillips wrote in a Jan. 18 report. The bank reiterated a three- month target of $1,825 an ounce, as well as a forecast for prices to weaken in the second half as the U.S. economy rebounds.
Gold fell 5.5 percent last quarter, the worst performance since 2008, on expectations for a recovery and potential end to central bank stimulus in the U.S. An advance to $1,825 would be consistent with rallies into debt-ceiling decisions, the analysts wrote. Since 1960, Congress has raised or revised the debt limit 79 times, according to the Treasury Department.
“The uncertainty associated with these issues, combined with our economists’ forecast for weak U.S. GDP growth in the first half of 2013 following the negative impact of higher taxes will push gold” to the three-month target, they wrote.
Gold, which rallied for a 12th year in 2012, traded at $1,688.50 an ounce on the Comex at 5:40 p.m. in Singapore. Holdings in exchange-traded products reached a record last month, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Most-active prices last traded above $1,825 an ounce in September 2011.
Borrowing Limit
The Treasury has said the U.S. will exceed its $16.4 trillion borrowing authority sometime from mid-February to early March. Financing for government agencies is set to lapse March 27, and lawmakers must pass new spending or cause a shutdown. Also in March, Congress will confront the $110 billion in automatic spending cuts, half from defense, that were postponed in a Jan. 1 tax deal.
Goldman restated its outlook for lower prices in the second half of this year, a call echoed by Credit Suisse Group AG and Allan Hochreiter(Pty) Ltd., as the U.S. recovers. As growth improves, prices will likely decline even with continued central bank and exchange-traded fund demand, Goldman said.
Gold’s bull market is over, Allan Hochreiter Chief Executive Officer Rene Hochreiter, the top forecaster in the London Bullion Market Association’s 2012 poll, said this month. The metal’s appeal is set to diminish as so-called fear trades fade, according to Credit Suisse’s Tom Kendall, head of precious-metals research and the most accurate precious-metals forecaster in the past eight quarters tracked by Bloomberg.
Goldman Forecasts Gold Rally Amid Debt-Ceiling Confrontation
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-21/goldman-forecasts-gold-rally-amid-debt-ceiling-confrontation.html
Gold may climb over the next three months as U.S. lawmakers attempt to tackle the country’s debt ceiling and the world’s largest economy slows, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said, advising investors to place bets on advances.
“We see current prices as a good entry point to re- establish fresh longs,” analysts Damien Courvalin and Alec Phillips wrote in a Jan. 18 report. The bank reiterated a three- month target of $1,825 an ounce, as well as a forecast for prices to weaken in the second half as the U.S. economy rebounds.
Gold fell 5.5 percent last quarter, the worst performance since 2008, on expectations for a recovery and potential end to central bank stimulus in the U.S. An advance to $1,825 would be consistent with rallies into debt-ceiling decisions, the analysts wrote. Since 1960, Congress has raised or revised the debt limit 79 times, according to the Treasury Department.
“The uncertainty associated with these issues, combined with our economists’ forecast for weak U.S. GDP growth in the first half of 2013 following the negative impact of higher taxes will push gold” to the three-month target, they wrote.
Gold, which rallied for a 12th year in 2012, traded at $1,688.50 an ounce on the Comex at 5:40 p.m. in Singapore. Holdings in exchange-traded products reached a record last month, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Most-active prices last traded above $1,825 an ounce in September 2011.
Borrowing Limit
The Treasury has said the U.S. will exceed its $16.4 trillion borrowing authority sometime from mid-February to early March. Financing for government agencies is set to lapse March 27, and lawmakers must pass new spending or cause a shutdown. Also in March, Congress will confront the $110 billion in automatic spending cuts, half from defense, that were postponed in a Jan. 1 tax deal.
Goldman restated its outlook for lower prices in the second half of this year, a call echoed by Credit Suisse Group AG and Allan Hochreiter(Pty) Ltd., as the U.S. recovers. As growth improves, prices will likely decline even with continued central bank and exchange-traded fund demand, Goldman said.
Gold’s bull market is over, Allan Hochreiter Chief Executive Officer Rene Hochreiter, the top forecaster in the London Bullion Market Association’s 2012 poll, said this month. The metal’s appeal is set to diminish as so-called fear trades fade, according to Credit Suisse’s Tom Kendall, head of precious-metals research and the most accurate precious-metals forecaster in the past eight quarters tracked by Bloomberg.
Goldman Forecasts Gold Rally Amid Debt-Ceiling Confrontation
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-21/goldman-forecasts-gold-rally-amid-debt-ceiling-confrontation.html
Gold may climb over the next three months as U.S. lawmakers attempt to tackle the country’s debt ceiling and the world’s largest economy slows, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said, advising investors to place bets on advances.
“We see current prices as a good entry point to re- establish fresh longs,” analysts Damien Courvalin and Alec Phillips wrote in a Jan. 18 report. The bank reiterated a three- month target of $1,825 an ounce, as well as a forecast for prices to weaken in the second half as the U.S. economy rebounds.
Gold fell 5.5 percent last quarter, the worst performance since 2008, on expectations for a recovery and potential end to central bank stimulus in the U.S. An advance to $1,825 would be consistent with rallies into debt-ceiling decisions, the analysts wrote. Since 1960, Congress has raised or revised the debt limit 79 times, according to the Treasury Department.
“The uncertainty associated with these issues, combined with our economists’ forecast for weak U.S. GDP growth in the first half of 2013 following the negative impact of higher taxes will push gold” to the three-month target, they wrote.
Gold, which rallied for a 12th year in 2012, traded at $1,688.50 an ounce on the Comex at 5:40 p.m. in Singapore. Holdings in exchange-traded products reached a record last month, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Most-active prices last traded above $1,825 an ounce in September 2011.
Borrowing Limit
The Treasury has said the U.S. will exceed its $16.4 trillion borrowing authority sometime from mid-February to early March. Financing for government agencies is set to lapse March 27, and lawmakers must pass new spending or cause a shutdown. Also in March, Congress will confront the $110 billion in automatic spending cuts, half from defense, that were postponed in a Jan. 1 tax deal.
Goldman restated its outlook for lower prices in the second half of this year, a call echoed by Credit Suisse Group AG and Allan Hochreiter(Pty) Ltd., as the U.S. recovers. As growth improves, prices will likely decline even with continued central bank and exchange-traded fund demand, Goldman said.
Gold’s bull market is over, Allan Hochreiter Chief Executive Officer Rene Hochreiter, the top forecaster in the London Bullion Market Association’s 2012 poll, said this month. The metal’s appeal is set to diminish as so-called fear trades fade, according to Credit Suisse’s Tom Kendall, head of precious-metals research and the most accurate precious-metals forecaster in the past eight quarters tracked by Bloomberg.
German Gold Repatriation And Surging Silver ETF Holdings Drive Precious Metals Higher
http://seekingalpha.com/article/1122531-german-gold-repatriation-and-surging-silver-etf-holdings-drive-precious-metals-higher?source=yahoo
Silver Demand Rolls On
http://www.silver-coin-investor.com/silver-demand.html
32.11 $ , above 33$ thios week ?
Spot price $32.01 (ask), Apmex BUY price $33.11!
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USLV EASY 100% OF PROFITS IN FEW WEEKS !!!!!!
Yes ASIA starts good , they now US cant open will see the market with out manipulators .
The Central Bank of the Russian Federation updated their website with December’s data yesterday. It showed that they added 600,000 ounces of gold to their official reserves during that month.
Looking in Fort Knox for its gold !
January 12th, 2013
Only a fraction of gold in Fort Knox was ever allowed to be seen, No audit of Fort Knox in over 60 years, If you believe government routinely lies, why would you believe government's claim to have retained 8,200 tons of gold for the past 30 years—especially when government refuses to provide or even allow any independent verification of its claim? The only reason to currently believe that government has retained 8,200 tons of gold is that a contrary belief is too fantastic to accept.
http://theinternationalforecaster.com/International_Forecaster_Weekly/Looking_in_Fort_Knox_for_its_Gold
Ecuador Demands Repatriation of 1/3 of Gold Reserves
http://www.silverdoctors.com/ecuador-demans-repatriation-of-13-of-gold-reserves/
Ireland wants to know where their gold is located
Ruaidhri Giblin wants more transparency about Ireland's gold reserves and where they are currently stored, 'UK bank sits on a pot of €235m in Irish gold' (Sunday Independent, January 13, 2013).
Perhaps they are stored with the European Central Bank rather than the Bank of England? Ireland held 14 tonnes of gold in 1998 and this dropped to 5.5 tonnes in 1999 when Ireland joined the eurozone. Prior to the setting up of the Central Bank in 1943, the Bank of Ireland maintained Ireland's gold reserves which were held at the Bank of England.
Ireland's highest level of gold reserves was in 1968 when it held 70.4 tonnes of gold. Prior to Ireland joining the eurozone it held substantial gold reserves. During the Fifties Ireland held 17 tonnes of gold. The euro has truly been a disaster for Ireland and its gold reserves.
In fact, the U.S. Mint announcement followed on the heels of a massive 18.3 million ounce deposit into the SLV silver ETF.