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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1277490, member: 26302"]"Factually sound" is the key word here sir. I know you are pulling this data from sources and not making it up, but as Collect1966 points out, there seems to be inconsistencies in the data. I also do not believe there is only 300 million ounces of silver available today. The own chart from the silver institute says there has been 400 million ounces of "implied net investment", (my understanding of building inventories), just from 2009-2010.</p><p><br /></p><p>We are not trying to pee on your cornflakes, simply challenging statements made either from these sources or opinions derived from them. I am sure there are cheerleading PM boards out there, but those are about as useful to an investor as those penny stock cheerleading boards are. What value is an assumption or conclusion you may have that cannot withstand criticism? I find criticism to be the best way for me to truly refine my thinking and beliefs, and frequently change my opinion based upon it. I simply am wrong at times, or have drawn erroneous conclusions, and someone challenging my statements is the best way I know how to either understand why I believe something, or see that maybe I am wrong.</p><p><br /></p><p>That is truly our intent sir, to challenge statements we believe may not be correct in order for both ourselves and you to truly understand and justify our opinions. If at the end of the day you still believe what you believe, then great, and no harm done, and hopefully you may even have more reasons to believe the way you do.</p><p><br /></p><p>Not trying to pick on you, but just yesterday I believe you were sure that the increased premiums and lack of silver for sale was showing you that there was a shortage. I simply stated how this happens every time a major correction takes place. Now, you can still believe there is a shortage, but maybe now you are not seeing those increased permiums as PROOF of that, merely something that may be proof, or it may be what I discussed, and its too soon to tell. I challenged your belief, and maybe changed your view slightly after thinking about the challenge.</p><p><br /></p><p>That is all we ar trying to do. I believe we are all friends here, all trying to decide what to do.</p><p><br /></p><p>Chris[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1277490, member: 26302"]"Factually sound" is the key word here sir. I know you are pulling this data from sources and not making it up, but as Collect1966 points out, there seems to be inconsistencies in the data. I also do not believe there is only 300 million ounces of silver available today. The own chart from the silver institute says there has been 400 million ounces of "implied net investment", (my understanding of building inventories), just from 2009-2010. We are not trying to pee on your cornflakes, simply challenging statements made either from these sources or opinions derived from them. I am sure there are cheerleading PM boards out there, but those are about as useful to an investor as those penny stock cheerleading boards are. What value is an assumption or conclusion you may have that cannot withstand criticism? I find criticism to be the best way for me to truly refine my thinking and beliefs, and frequently change my opinion based upon it. I simply am wrong at times, or have drawn erroneous conclusions, and someone challenging my statements is the best way I know how to either understand why I believe something, or see that maybe I am wrong. That is truly our intent sir, to challenge statements we believe may not be correct in order for both ourselves and you to truly understand and justify our opinions. If at the end of the day you still believe what you believe, then great, and no harm done, and hopefully you may even have more reasons to believe the way you do. Not trying to pick on you, but just yesterday I believe you were sure that the increased premiums and lack of silver for sale was showing you that there was a shortage. I simply stated how this happens every time a major correction takes place. Now, you can still believe there is a shortage, but maybe now you are not seeing those increased permiums as PROOF of that, merely something that may be proof, or it may be what I discussed, and its too soon to tell. I challenged your belief, and maybe changed your view slightly after thinking about the challenge. That is all we ar trying to do. I believe we are all friends here, all trying to decide what to do. Chris[/QUOTE]
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