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<p>[QUOTE="BusterHighman, post: 1165669, member: 29945"]My point is that you can't use the US Dollar price of Silver to determine an exit point or to determine if it is in a bubble. I believe that Silver has a way to go compared to other commodities before it's true supply and demad price is discovered. It will appreciate faster than inflation, as it has been doing for the last year. I believe this will continue until the mania stage of the bubble has finished. The only way to measure the real rise in Silver prices, adjusted for inflation is to compare it against other real assets, which is the point of my original post.</p><p> </p><p>Owners of physical silver should hold the line if they aren't buying this dip. We are currently at the prices of last week before a very odd feeling melt up occured on light volume over a holiday weekend. Then yesterday (in one day) there was over a year's worth of silver production traded on the COMEX in paper contracts, which drove prices down. This market is being manipulated by big players in the paper market. Supply/Demand fundamentals are still strong and holders of PMs will CONTINUE to be proven right as we move forward.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="BusterHighman, post: 1165669, member: 29945"]My point is that you can't use the US Dollar price of Silver to determine an exit point or to determine if it is in a bubble. I believe that Silver has a way to go compared to other commodities before it's true supply and demad price is discovered. It will appreciate faster than inflation, as it has been doing for the last year. I believe this will continue until the mania stage of the bubble has finished. The only way to measure the real rise in Silver prices, adjusted for inflation is to compare it against other real assets, which is the point of my original post. Owners of physical silver should hold the line if they aren't buying this dip. We are currently at the prices of last week before a very odd feeling melt up occured on light volume over a holiday weekend. Then yesterday (in one day) there was over a year's worth of silver production traded on the COMEX in paper contracts, which drove prices down. This market is being manipulated by big players in the paper market. Supply/Demand fundamentals are still strong and holders of PMs will CONTINUE to be proven right as we move forward.[/QUOTE]
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