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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;WillieSutton, post: 75996, member: 3835&quot;]I am not cloudsweeper, do not know him, and do not have to speak for him, so I will just add my own opinions.&nbsp; But your simplicity sounds like my old economics professors, i. e., everything in a vacuum or controlled environment.&nbsp; Silver supply may, in fact, come into the market at higher prices, but when and at what cost (e.g., higher energy costs).&nbsp; And will it ever be able to keep up with increasing demand.&nbsp; It has to be found, mined, processed, shipped, etc.&nbsp; There are political (e.g., nationalization) and environmental (e.g., law suits) risks as well.&nbsp; The opportunity to make substantial money is likely to be available in silver well in advance of supply increases.&nbsp; Then there are whole other sets of discussions about silver moving inversely with currencies.</p><p><br /></p><p>Willie[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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