PowerShares DB Silver Fund ETF (DBS)

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  • commenter
    Jan 10 08:51 AM
    Ranking Silver Stocks [view article]
    AQI.TO-----AQULINE should be added to your list. I see some INSIDER purchases lately. Rgds, Dave Reply
  • commenter
    Dec 31 01:53 AM
    Louis James on Why the Big Gold and Silver Spike Will Be Even Bigger This Time [view article]
    I have heard that the price of gold is subject to manipulation by gold repository banks on a grand scale. If this is true, then gold remains a speculative play. Other commodities, such as food, are less speculative. For instance, the prices of milk and orange juice are up huge in the past 18 months. Since the price of gold is dependent on both industrial demand and fear, and is also subject to possible supply adjustment by banks leasing gold from their colleagues (among other techniques), being a gold bug at this level is risky. If the U.S. has a deflationary recession, which would be good for banks holding undefaulted mortgages, gold prices will languish. However, the long-term risk-reward ratio of gold is probably as good as most speculative investments. Reply
  • commenter
    Dec 30 04:53 PM
    Louis James on Why the Big Gold and Silver Spike Will Be Even Bigger This Time [view article]
    Check out IGRU.PK
    In its start up phase but has two properties that companies like newmont might get interested in.
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  • commenter
    Dec 30 09:03 AM
    Louis James on Why the Big Gold and Silver Spike Will Be Even Bigger This Time [view article]
    According to John Williams of Shadow Govermment Statistics $850 gold in 1980 is now equivalent to over $6,000 USD Reply
  • commenter
    Dec 07 04:02 PM
    Commodity ETFs and ETNs [view article]
    Sorry, that should be www.elementsetn.com
    A copy of their prospectus can be found at www.elementsetn.com/pd...
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  • commenter
    Dec 07 04:01 PM
    Commodity ETFs and ETNs [view article]
    What about Elements exchange traded notes (ETNs)? Reply
  • commenter
    Dec 04 11:18 PM
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    Chinese Government Provides a New Silver Lining [view article]
    Why add the word "oddly" before China (among silver producers)? For a long time, China used silver as the legal tender. When Britain was unable to locate enough silver to trade with China, it used opium instead, which eventually led to the opium war. omooc Reply
  • commenter
    Nov 20 09:53 PM
    Talking Turkey about Taxes for Commodities' ETFs [view article]
    ETNs sound like a great way to defer tax. It's like a zero-coupon bond, but you don't have to pay tax on phantom income. Reply
  • commenter
    Nov 17 02:10 AM
    The COT Report and an Emerging Uptrend [view article]
    The chart is a month old, the latest is 11/13/07 Reply
  • commenter
    Nov 10 09:56 AM
    Is Silver Undervalued? [view article]
    If Mr Butler is right, then silver will be harder to get . If all the shorts are forced to cover, silver will look as it was shot out of a cruise missle, with no tarket, just up. I would hate to be the ones having to cover or not having phyical silver, hope you have yours. Reply
  • commenter
    Nov 07 06:09 AM
    Gold is at $800: Why Isn't Silver at $40? [view article]
    Expert geologists have calculated that there is 17.5 times more silver in the earth's crust than gold. Therefore, with all other things being equal, gold should be 17.5 times the price of silver.

    However, most gold that has come out of the ground is still in physical form like bullion, but most of the silver that has been mined has been used up in industrial production and is very expensive or even impossible to recover again. The current ratio of available silver to available gold is less than 10, so with gold at US$820, silver should be at least US$82.

    Also, the price of silver is being artificially held down by the massive short selling postions on the Comex by the 4 largest commercial traders. A simple read thru the Commitment of Traders (COT) report will show short position of over 6 months new mined supply - a much larger position than any other commodity.

    There are other factors that will drive the price up and silver should be at least US$100....
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  • commenter
    Nov 06 10:09 PM
    Gold is at $800: Why Isn't Silver at $40? [view article]
    So...Quaagar..which sounds like some kind of mutant fungii...your point is what?? And what could it possibly have to do with 2007??
    The Hunt bros. were taken down by government intervention and pure market envy....Also..
    Taking physical possession of silver is like attaching a 50lb carbuncle to your butt...Buy an ETF...it's easier..safer..faster.... much cheaper. Where did these people come from..the 1980's????
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  • commenter
    Nov 06 07:35 PM
    Gold is at $800: Why Isn't Silver at $40? [view article]
    DID almost everyone forget the Hunt Bros manipulation of the silver market.
    For many traders the collapse in silver was the final straw for a stock market already under siege from worries as diverse as the Iranian hostage crisis, the Russian invasion of Afghanistan and soaring interest rates. [The consumer price index climbed at a 13% rate for 1979. The prime lending rate hit 22% in early 1980]. But by the year's end, the whole decline was almost forgotten. The Dow ended the year at 963.99, thanks in large part to the euphoria over the election of Ronald Reagan.
    www.buyandhold.com/bh/...
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  • commenter
    Nov 05 09:31 PM
    Gold is at $800: Why Isn't Silver at $40? [view article]
    Always take physical possesion of the metal first and then store in a safe or with a reputable storage company. Reply
  • commenter
    Nov 05 10:08 AM
    Gold is at $800: Why Isn't Silver at $40? [view article]
    which is the best way to buy gold, stocks,futures or acyual silver bars... Reply