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Message:: [QUOTE="RaceBannon, post: 1333861, member: 25357"]"In summary, most analysts feel the strong  underlying fundaments which lifted silver to new heights in 2011 have not  changed, even though April's record has since been slashed by more than 40%,  leaving values languishing $1.85 lower versus where 2010 ended, around  $28.78/oz.  "We are still using fiat money and  (sovereign) debt levels are still extremely high. The debts have to be paid or  defaulted on. Either way, that means significantly reduced economic activity  world-wide," said independent analyst Hubert Moolman. "That likely  also means another big stock market crash. Before this happens, it would be  foolish to talk about a top in precious metals," because these conditions  are precisely what will drive silver prices significantly higher." From KITCO, so consider the source, I just happen to agree with them in this case.[/QUOTE]