blackrabbit wrote:I am trying to understand why this is occurring.
1. Is because of the trouble in the Eurozone and the probable demise of the Euro?
2. People fleeing into dollars and US stocks?
3. The dow seems like a super bubble.
beauanderos wrote:So... what does this do to the value of all those cars you bought last month? This is gonna cause premiums on physical silver to rise in response to low inventory at the online dealers. I bet their phones are ringing off the hooks today.
dakota1955 wrote:What I will be watching is the spread between spot and what you really have to pay to get the silver in your hand.
neilgin1 wrote:dakota1955 wrote:What I will be watching is the spread between spot and what you really have to pay to get the silver in your hand.
for small retail buyers of quality REAL rolls of 90% silver US cionage.....its now $17-18 over the board....true.
when you see, high qual rolls trading 30 times and PLUS, which they are...thats $43 a toz...guys are paying it,
beauanderos wrote:neilgin1 wrote:dakota1955 wrote:What I will be watching is the spread between spot and what you really have to pay to get the silver in your hand.
for small retail buyers of quality REAL rolls of 90% silver US cionage.....its now $17-18 over the board....true.
when you see, high qual rolls trading 30 times and PLUS, which they are...thats $43 a toz...guys are paying it,
People who want quality rolls on ebay bid them to what they feel their perceived worth is... not what it is artificially valued at. Ebay is the marketplace for BU rolls, so there we have it folks... price discovery in the making, not phony COMEX derivatives hoaxed spot prices
rsk1963 wrote:If you hover over today's featured auction on coinflation it says "Apparently the paper silver price doesnt matter, 2013 Silver Eagles continue to end at the $670 level."
Catfish4u wrote:Could JP and the 'big banks' be pushing the price down while buying all the physical they can by borrowing money from the Fed at close to 0%? Could they be trying 'to corner the physical supply of silver'?
neilgin1 wrote:i mean these boys CANT be that dumb....whats their end game?...they got to have some sort of end game, some sort ......of desired outcome, and i cant for the life of me, figure it out....but its got to be SOMETHING, where THEY win, and we lose...or at least thats what they're hoping for....any ideas?...anyone?....
68Camaro wrote:Second attempt...neilgin1 wrote:i mean these boys CANT be that dumb....whats their end game?...they got to have some sort of end game, some sort ......of desired outcome, and i cant for the life of me, figure it out....but its got to be SOMETHING, where THEY win, and we lose...or at least thats what they're hoping for....any ideas?...anyone?....
The end game could be as "simple" as this... maybe they could care less what they lose if the intent is multi-decade disruption of the PM market with losses covered by Fed backdoor payoffs. The entire silver market is peanuts compared to the total face value of the printing being done by the Fed to cover the holes in the global economy.
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