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<p>[QUOTE="jolumoga, post: 1767401, member: 41780"]Yeah, for a while it was trendy to bash silver as an investment, and it was pointed out how the bulls here were silent or disappeared. Well, I predicted the bears would be silent on an upturn. With silver's pop over $21 per ounce today, it appears as though the precious metals bull run is far from over. After all, with a soaring stock market and low inflation expectations, the groundwork was set for silver to be pounced to $15 or under, yet it did not happen. </p><p> </p><p>I respect different opinions here, but the idea that the total cost to mine silver is under $10 per ounce is just ludicrous. That is a misreading of basic accounting and a fantasy -- as if we are still living in the year 2000, when oil was still cheap (extracting silver and other metals from mines requires a lot of oil, as I understand it). </p><p> </p><p>Now, I am not going to jump up and down and declare victory, because silver may get pounced again temporarily. It just seems that the call of the bull run's end was <b><u>very, very, very</u></b> premature.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="jolumoga, post: 1767401, member: 41780"]Yeah, for a while it was trendy to bash silver as an investment, and it was pointed out how the bulls here were silent or disappeared. Well, I predicted the bears would be silent on an upturn. With silver's pop over $21 per ounce today, it appears as though the precious metals bull run is far from over. After all, with a soaring stock market and low inflation expectations, the groundwork was set for silver to be pounced to $15 or under, yet it did not happen. I respect different opinions here, but the idea that the total cost to mine silver is under $10 per ounce is just ludicrous. That is a misreading of basic accounting and a fantasy -- as if we are still living in the year 2000, when oil was still cheap (extracting silver and other metals from mines requires a lot of oil, as I understand it). Now, I am not going to jump up and down and declare victory, because silver may get pounced again temporarily. It just seems that the call of the bull run's end was [B][U]very, very, very[/U][/B] premature.[/QUOTE]
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