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<p>[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1037402, member: 22143"]Silver (and gold) dropped because the comex raised it's margins. There is no other reason. Bankers who are providing shorts are pulling out all the stops to reduce the interest. This is why I say that retail small investors can't time this market. If you are in PMs, then it needs to only be with a long focus. Else, go elsewhere as you will continue to get bad haircuts. </p><p><br /></p><p>For the short term, the focus should be on Ireland. If that government caves to the EU, Fed, and IMF then it's same old story of tax payers being forced into austerity measures to protect the backs to of the bankers. PMs will still rise over time. If Ireland balks at this and does like Iceland, then it's the beginning of the end for the Euro and the ramifications are unknown especially as applied to PMs. People and countries will continue to load up on PMs in order to try and preserve some of their wealth. </p><p><br /></p><p>Both options that Ireland has will end up in the same place, BTW. However the difference is the speed in which they will get there.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1037402, member: 22143"]Silver (and gold) dropped because the comex raised it's margins. There is no other reason. Bankers who are providing shorts are pulling out all the stops to reduce the interest. This is why I say that retail small investors can't time this market. If you are in PMs, then it needs to only be with a long focus. Else, go elsewhere as you will continue to get bad haircuts. For the short term, the focus should be on Ireland. If that government caves to the EU, Fed, and IMF then it's same old story of tax payers being forced into austerity measures to protect the backs to of the bankers. PMs will still rise over time. If Ireland balks at this and does like Iceland, then it's the beginning of the end for the Euro and the ramifications are unknown especially as applied to PMs. People and countries will continue to load up on PMs in order to try and preserve some of their wealth. Both options that Ireland has will end up in the same place, BTW. However the difference is the speed in which they will get there.[/QUOTE]
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