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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;desertgem, post: 3179232, member: 15199&quot;]1.Only about 1/3 of produced silver comes from silver mines, the rest as by-product from other metal mining such as Lead and Zinc and yes Gold also.</p><p><br /></p><p>2. Silver does have multiple uses as it is so reactive, but it also is usually the most expensive of the building materials by weight of electronics, solar panels, etc., that is the the one that is constantly being replaced as new methods and materials are developed. You use to be able to make some money extracting gold and silver from defunct electronic goods, but that is not today, that was yesterday.</p><p><br /></p><p>3. People accuse exchanges such as JPM at manipulating by selling short when it is diagnosed by them as going down...that is information anyone can get from quarterly reports or from honest companies, not the bullion vulture companies...So why don&#039;t home stackers follow JPM direction and make money when it is going up or going down?&nbsp; Got me!! I try to do so as the odds are much better they know where it is headed than bullion forums. You can stack for the Zombies or the End of life as we know it, just do so by buying when it is dropping horribly and selling when you see multiple it is &quot;going to the moon&quot; verbiage. Common sense investing.&nbsp; If JPM sells contracts , and the silverbugs were correct and the price goes up, they are --------!!!., but they often have reps in the mine business who knows what is happening to the supply in the next weeks or months, so that&nbsp; doesn&#039;t happen much. Most members don&#039;t have insiders in the mining business.</p><p><br /></p><p>4. There is Bullion hoarding and there is Bullion investing. An older relative once said &quot; If you want to stay alive in a war, follow behind the tanks and not the jeeps&quot;,&nbsp; IMO , no offense intended to anyone. Jim[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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