Silver Ag is money, it has the properties of real money - and the words for Silver money are the same in many languages -
As fiat paper money fails, the return of monetary demand - for Gold and Silver, will be astronomical - It's all about monetary demand and will drive - the Ag value up tremendously -
Is selling paper contracts manipulative in nature? - Is the fiat paper money supposed to be "as good as Gold"? - Is the fiats far greater manipulation, perhaps 100 or even 1000 times greater -
Paper fiat money was originally a receipt for Gold or Silver on deposit at a bank that you could redeem at any time -
Silver will be a good investment because of the current supply and demand dynamics, whereby more Silver than is mined each year is consumed by industry, jewelry, and photography etc. which still leaves room for investment demand -
The nuances of current supply and demand say nothing about ex. the upcoming and future monetary Silver demand - The vast portion of the price and value change of Silver - will it mostly be moved by monetary demand? -
First, Silver is going to "spike again" to $50/oz.? - Second will silver will roar past $300/oz. due to monetary demand? - Third, will Silver be manipulated due to the derivative contracts? - Is Silver manipulated far more because of the existence of fiat fed paper money and as the fiat paper money continues to fail and monetary demand for Silver returns - the Silver's value will skyrocket -
Third, Silver will due to current supply and demand - fundamentals go higher in value and to the overwhelming monetary demand in the future may skyrocket -
history often repeat itself -
Silver is the small market - If there are about 4 billion ounces of Silver in the world - meaning that only 10% of the 40 billion ounces estimated - to have been mined still remain, then the size of the Silver market is about $50 billion -
The Fed often adds $50 billion to the money supply - in one week! -
So, in contrast, the world fiat paper money market is - about $50 trillion in size, about 1000 times bigger - than the Silver maket - The fiat fed paper money market is like the mature oak tree that cannot significantly grow any further, but is dying, as branches rot, and fall off? -
When people do not trust the fiat fed paper the fiats dies - the price of an ounce of Silver, or Gold, will be beyond infinity fiat dollars per ounce - This may mean that Gold or Silver will be more infinitely - valuable; and the fiat dollars become - worthless.
It is impossible for any market to grow exponentially forever, but that is not what happens to the Silver price as paper fiat money dies Silver has a long way to much higher values -
A higher fiat dollar value for Silver is really a reflection of the decay rate of fiat fed paper money. After the fiat fed paper money fails, the Silver's value may be up to 100 times or even 1000 times greater - than today -
When the fiat fed paper money fails, the Society will need to go back to the old Gold and Silver Standard - Monetary demand will return, and force Gold and Silver's value much higher.
As Silver's dollar price continues to gain 30% to 60% to 100% per year, more and more investors will be forced to take a look at Silver to see what they have been missing.
They will greedily seek after such rates of return. For capital to survive, it must. And as more and more people invest in Gold and especially Silver, it will continue to push up the price more and more, until the fiat paper money fails completely. People cannot be satisfied with 5% returns in bonds if Silver is paying 30% to 100% per year -
How can fiat fed paper money compete? Will they raise bond rates to 50%? And what happens when 50% more money is being created each year to pay to bond holders, wouldn't that cause enormous inflation that would simply drive metal prices that much higher? -
High interest rates would also cause a high bankruptcy rate, and in such a time of deflation due to bank bankruptcies, Gold and Silver, which cannot default, would be highly sought after safe havens -
As Silver goes up, people will discover more about Silver - That it hit $50/oz., and that the inflation adjusted price of $50/oz. in 1980 is really over $300/oz. in current - value -
Silver is the Real Money - thanks Jason,
Silver in 1477 Peaks at $806/oz that is 520 years ago - Year 1477 fair Ag market price was higher than the Gold price -
Investors have been told to calculate inflasion into prices - well calculate the inflasion cost into the Silver price - for the last 520 years and please tell me what the fair Silver market value price should be today? -
Cerro Rico INCA Silver price 1477 was $806.- per ounce - Silver - TA Long Term LT - oversold - undervalued - the LT manipulations creates hardship for all Silver money - Silver miners and collectors worldwide -
Experts telling that in the future Ag will explode - The more manipulation the higher the Silver will fly - History often repeat itself -
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Franklin & COMIBOL Set to Recover Gold, Silver & Zinc -
Franklin & COMIBOL NEWS Set to Recover Gold, Silver & Zinc - Cerro Rico & Pulacayo Projects May Hold Increased Potential LAS VEGAS, NV -- (MARKET WIRE) -- January 24, 2007 --
Franklin Mining, Inc. - (FMNJ) and its wholly owned subsidiary, Franklin Mining, Bolivia SA, are set to begin retrieving gold, silver and zinc under terms of a COMIBOL partnership agreement. Franklin Mining, Inc.'s partnership with COMIBOL was the first to be signed with an American company since 1952.
Metals Markets Continue Strong Performance: With Gold's seven week high and Tin's all time high, with Silver's strength despite forecasts for a decline in demand and with recent projections that China's Zinc consumption could rise as much as 56% by 2010 -- total revenues and profits from both the Cerro Rico and Pulacayo projects stand to increase significantly as world-wide demand and pricing continue these upward trends.
Cerro Rico de Potosi: Franklin's partnership agreement with COMIBOL to - begin redevelopment of the historic - Cerro Rico de Potosi Silver Mine - promises to yield significant profits which will be shared equally by Franklin and COMIBOL once Franklin's initial investment has been repaid. Reports provided by COMIBOL on Franklin's assigned veins in the Cerro Rico have indicated yields totaling 36,274,137 Troy ounces of silver; 586,117,434 pounds of Zinc; and 159,518,908 pounds of Tin.
When the partnership agreement was originally prepared, Franklin/COMIBOL projected the total value of these five veins to be approximately $2.2 Billion (USD).
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Pulacayo Mining Fields: Franklin is also set to begin processing tailings found in the Pulacayo Mining Fields. Yields from these tailings deposits are estimated to total 7,973,507 Troy ounces of Silver and 128,605 Troy ounces of Gold. At the time of this agreement's preparation, recovery rates from this tailings field were conservatively estimated at 60%, yielding approximately $109 Million (USD).
The pilot plant necessary to process tailings is now in La Paz, Bolivia and ready to be relocated to the Pulacayo work site - (please see our Jan 9, 2007 Press Release on this project).
Franklin Mining, Inc. has interests in the United States, Argentina and Bolivia which include a wholly owned subsidiary, Franklin Mining, Bolivia, as well as 51% interest in Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia and 51% interest in Franklin Oil & Gas, Argentina.
DISCLOSURES:
"Safe Harbor" statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: ---- These risks could cause Franklin Mining, Inc.'s actual results to differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statements made by, or on behalf of, Franklin Mining, Inc.
Investor Relations: Mr. Andrew Austin 1-702-386-5379
SOURCE: Franklin Mining, Inc.
A government feasibility study calculated - on shallow drilling results - subterranean mine burrowing into - the Cerro Rico could produce - 266 million ounces of Silver over 25 years - churning through 54 million tons of ore - graded Ag at 182 grams per ton -
Eyeing the bigger load lurking in the lure of - the Cerro Rico - mountain's interior, which estimated at shallow upper chamber levels - a minimum 250 million ounces of Silver worth billions - of fiats remain for - FMNJ Mission - with social majority resp. accepted - in Potosi -
fig. the inflasion since - the Silver would be much more than $8000.- per ounce today - (if it was a fair market playingfield - without ratchillz banksterz manipulated the market - since the past 500 years) -
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