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Message:: [QUOTE="desertgem, post: 2643881, member: 15199"]One factor which is usually ignored as 'just going with the flow" is the role that the bullion newsletters, end of civilization writers, and bullion dealers with of course, the big money commodity exchanges which were happy to squeeze and enhance the furor played. It would never have occurred without the internet either. Go back and read some of the threads in the bullion section from the $30+ days and you will see that these same players are smacking their lips to get another going, and they will sooner or later. $15--> $35-->$15 , but the last move will be in 1/10 the time.  The commodity houses, bullion dealers, and banking will end up with the cash, and the game starts over. There is no Documented new uses of silver to increase demand, There is no reason for  storing large amounts of bullion. Most of the stackers then rode the price up and refused to sell , 'knowing' it had to continue and lost any gain. They would do the same if it happened again tomorrow. Ask on the forum if silver went to $24 in the next 2 weeks, would you sell? Most will say no, its going to the moon. We heard that 100s of times on this forum and will probably again. Any money spent on bullion would be better spent  as an investment in education leading to better job security or money management. IMO.[/QUOTE]