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<p>[QUOTE="InfleXion, post: 1358961, member: 29012"]From a fundamental standpoint you are 100% correct. However, gold and silver alike are both driven by paper traded contracts. Until the physical market takes precedence on price action and we see real market value, whatever that may be, or until the physical market is no longer willing to adhere to the paper dictated price then they are both speculative markets just as susceptible to high frequency trading and computer algorithms. Gold is much more difficult to sway by the paper traded markets due to it's size, which is in large part due to the fact that it is not only much more expensive than silver but there is a lot more of it available, but it is not immune. Silver being as rare as it is and as cheap as it is can be moved 5% with only $300 million, as Eric Sprott did last week, which to put into perspective is only 19% of one 10,000th (or 0.0001875) of the US national debt @ ~$16 trillion.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="InfleXion, post: 1358961, member: 29012"]From a fundamental standpoint you are 100% correct. However, gold and silver alike are both driven by paper traded contracts. Until the physical market takes precedence on price action and we see real market value, whatever that may be, or until the physical market is no longer willing to adhere to the paper dictated price then they are both speculative markets just as susceptible to high frequency trading and computer algorithms. Gold is much more difficult to sway by the paper traded markets due to it's size, which is in large part due to the fact that it is not only much more expensive than silver but there is a lot more of it available, but it is not immune. Silver being as rare as it is and as cheap as it is can be moved 5% with only $300 million, as Eric Sprott did last week, which to put into perspective is only 19% of one 10,000th (or 0.0001875) of the US national debt @ ~$16 trillion.[/QUOTE]
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