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>What’s on the cards for silver?  - Jan Skoyles Real Asset Co - The Real Asset Co

"one ounce of gold would buy you one ounce of silver" ?????

".... the GSR had ‘pushed near 60 in the last year’ but was (at the time of writing) around 55, meaning one ounce of gold would buy you one ounce of silver." ?????

"...over 80 years ago $100 would buy you 400 ounces of silver, today it would only get you four ounces." So is this because the price of silver has gone up or the purchasing value of the dollar has gone down, or both? You know the old saying about statistics.

"the demand ratio of Silver Eagle to Gold Eagle coins is 45:1, this suggests people are spending equal amounts on silver as they are gold." ?????

You need to better edit your articles Jan as the above are contradictory statements.

Also, I am not sure if you can see the forest for the trees. If you believe that tapering is going to end anytime soon then I wish you luck as it looks like QE Infinity to me and many others. Banker owned governments in all nations are playing a merry tune which would do the Pied Piper Of Hamlyn proud and governments are running their currencies and economies into the ground rather than take the bitter medicine of living within a nation's means which populations want to avoid.

Continues manipulation of all markets, becoming more and more brazen, and deceitful policies leading to Bail in thefts and a collapse of western financial systems appear to be the more likely outcomes. That is when gold and silver will do well. And that is when governments will show up at your door and mine to confiscate investments to shore up their own dishonest and bad stewardship. Depend on it. And then expect to be taxed on any capital gains you make.


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Début de l'article :In January myself and other commentators felt confident enough about silver that we all wrote about how 2013 would be silver’s year. It was a hard sell even then, the price had climbed to $33 at the beginning of December 2012 to then just above $29. But that drop seems like nothing compared to the fall to $18.61/oz we saw at the end of June. Why is it down by so much? At the beginning of the year top analysts were predicting the price to climb 29% in 2013. Their optimism was not surprising, and... Lire la suite
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