by Market Harmony » Fri May 03, 2013 7:18 pm
The information isn't really "new" The guy is attacking the work of some market "experts" and then also claims that those who are trying to sell silver are all singing the same song of scarcity and resource depletion.
Is the world going to run out of silver? I don't know or really care. Are there going to be times of supply shortage? Absolutely. The only thing that is going to drive pricing one way or the other is whether supply can meet demand for that particular silver... whether it is paper or physical. If there is perceived to be too much, or too little, of something, then price will adjust. Or, if there is a shift in the demand, whether more or less, price will adjust.
I think too many people get all excited about the wrong things. They add reasons and speculate on trying to answer the "why" of their observations, when they should focus on the present opportunities to capitalize on those observations. One way, you are right or wrong big in the long term, the other you are right and wrong, but not for long, and never for big... the longer and more frequently you do something, the better you get at it.
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