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<p>[QUOTE="jolumoga, post: 1720103, member: 41780"]You are right that the guys preaching "buy at any price" are giving bad advice and their motives are suspect. I do think, tho, that the first two headlines you just gave may be on target. For example, the dollar is now correcting (due to poor economic data, which I have pointed out before and which the stock market bulls seem to overlook due to the current trend), causing the silver price to move up a buck, and we may reach my target of 25-26 very soon (tho, again, I know the majority here disagree with me) just from that correction alone. Gains or losses are not linear, and we can see bounces whatever the longer-term trend. So we may see a short squeeze this summer.</p><p><br /></p><p>I also thought about the physical vs. paper market distinction, which I know many here find to be false, and I came to the conclusion that paper prices can deviate from fundamental factors such as supply vs. demand due to psychological factors in the market and technical trading. A chart can at times take on a life of its own apart from fundamental factors. For this reason I believe that a paper vs. physical market distinction is valid at least in the case of commodities.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="jolumoga, post: 1720103, member: 41780"]You are right that the guys preaching "buy at any price" are giving bad advice and their motives are suspect. I do think, tho, that the first two headlines you just gave may be on target. For example, the dollar is now correcting (due to poor economic data, which I have pointed out before and which the stock market bulls seem to overlook due to the current trend), causing the silver price to move up a buck, and we may reach my target of 25-26 very soon (tho, again, I know the majority here disagree with me) just from that correction alone. Gains or losses are not linear, and we can see bounces whatever the longer-term trend. So we may see a short squeeze this summer. I also thought about the physical vs. paper market distinction, which I know many here find to be false, and I came to the conclusion that paper prices can deviate from fundamental factors such as supply vs. demand due to psychological factors in the market and technical trading. A chart can at times take on a life of its own apart from fundamental factors. For this reason I believe that a paper vs. physical market distinction is valid at least in the case of commodities.[/QUOTE]
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