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and with gold overlaid... monthly;

some great charts here: http://www.chartsrus.com/

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personally speaking, i think the only way we will see that sort of price is if there is a spike in price to around $25+ first; eg. a similar reaction from $21 to $9 but, i wouldn't be shorting silver at $25 though as i believe this bull is too strong to be pinpointing the volatile bottoms, time will tell of course

what price though in $ Mr.H? i partly agree we could test some support here, short-term support at around $17, more structural (longer-term monthly) support around $16

no not really i am just trying to ascertain mintage numbers and wondering whether this years batch will be quite low in number

Jake, is your order with CID?

this chart is work in progress (it could end up in the recycle bin!)

he also mentions about the difficulty in understanding price with unknown supply/demand issues

this kwn interview with Rick Rule may be of interest to some http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews..._Rick_Rule.html He mentions the widespread use of silver in India and how 'we' with a Western-Centric view need to see how other cultures use silver

Due you think that many Indian agricultural families look up the price on the comex when they trade in physical silver? (and not paper)

you're assuming that 'price' will be dictated by credit too much; should you not also ask at what price do holders of physical stock want to sell at? think India, China, S.E. Asia

yep, that's what i thought

credit to ted butler if this is indeed the case on another note, silver looks like a trapped bull at the moment

v.good 10/10 for consistency

did you short silver back in mid-june when the price was around $13?

i take it this is a private minted coin then? (Birmingham mint)

Thanks - Christmas list sorted +1

does anyone know about the design of the English Rose, 1oz Silver? http://www.coininvestdirect.com/main.php?a=11&id=351

you must ask yourself (post the US selling off their silver supply), do you believe there are still large concentrations of silver held by Govt.s / Central Banks (i.e in 'fewer hands') or whether the prevalence of silver is now more widespread (i.e. in greater hands). if you conclude the answer is that silver is now held in greater hands (e.g. think India), you may then ponder what element of control over the silver market really exists silver remains a store of wealth because of its scarcity and versatility (the sideline argument about it's relative worth in gold is a distraction here) and please don't forget that silver in the ground is not silver on the table

I broadly agree - i had posted my own version of that graph after the post you quoted As far as i am concerned, previous channel resistance is now support and its time to load up and get ready to ride

that's still on a downward trend if you ask me

time will tell

my tesco cut and paste model http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index....ost&id=1197