[delta7]

Hi Ho Silver, the most undervalued asset on the planet.

[VanShuyten]

“...the most undervalued asset on the planet”

Platinum is still cheap (relatively, for the present time, not the past), and still is needed by industry.

[shaggy eel]

,,, the price of everything has gone up significntly but silver stayed pretty much down... unrealistic expectation for it to remain low. I'm happy with the rise. I started buying at $NZ38 an ounce retail and now it's $NZ70,28 spot.

https://gogold.co.nz/shop/?filter_metal=silver

[Carry_Okie]

From the numbers, it looks like the consumption for photovoltaics market just about matches the production deficit. If that is true, then if the subsidies go away so would the deficit and the price would stabilize.

Thoughts?

[1of10]

“Hi Ho Silver,”

+ 46% ytd

and away ....

Toto ... we are not in Kansas any more.

[Larry Lucido]

A lot of words to say there is not enough silver sauce gonna cost you more .

[cherry]

Yes, and still waiting for the big payday for silver...waiting.

[Macoozie]

Silver is not rare, scarce, or in limited supply. It’s a controlled manipulated market.

Most currencies have been devalued. That’s why it takes more paper to get it.

Aluminum was once seen as such a miracle metal that the Washington Monument has an aluminum cap.
In the US, folks now regularly throw away aluminum foil used to wrap a sandwich.

[packrat35]

I’m still stacking.

[misanthrope]

Great article.