With gold prices dipping under $1,600, savers are rejoicing as getting rid of pesky paper banknotes became all that much better since this past Friday.
One important point to appreciate when enjoying this most recent sale is the distinct shortage in ...
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Blog Post - February 19th, 2013
Blog Post - December 14th, 2012
The Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Society (CGSE) recently announced its intention to initiate another deliverable physical silver contract, with trades denominated in the Hong Kong dollar.
GSGE is the authorized spot market in Hong Kong for ...
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Feature - October 3rd, 2012
Many know that as part of the Dodd-Frank Act, Congress directed the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) to impose limits on speculative positions in physical commodity futures and related contracts. This means silver and gold shorting may become ...
Blog Post - March 9th, 2011
Finally, after years of revelations by whistleblowers such as Ted Butler (ButlerResearch.com) and former metals trader Andrew McGuire, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is conducting an investigation into possible criminal manipulation of th ...
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Feature - March 2nd, 2011
In his 2008 book, Guide to Investing in Gold and Silver , Michael Maloney invoked the possibility that the price of silver would eventually catch up to or surpass the price of gold. Then, most savvy investors would have scoffed at such a notion ...
Feature - March 2nd, 2011
Whispers have been floating around about silver being in backwardation—a weird condition talked about by many but explained by few. They say backwardation is driving up the price of silver (and gold), but what is it? And what does it mean for the price ...
Blog Post - March 2nd, 2011
In this week’s video blog, expert David Morgan of Silver-Investor.com and Michael Maloney ponder a what-if question: What if all the gold and silver magically vanished from the planet?
“If you could snap your fingers and make all the gold disappear, b ...
Feature - August 11th, 2010
In April of 1974, oil tycoon and silver trader extraordinaire Bunker Hunt stopped in New York to visit the COMEX (Commodities Exchange) trading floor for the first time in his life. When he walked onto the floor, the normal frenzy of activity came to a ...
Feature - August 11th, 2010
Any silver investor worth his salt knows the highest price silver ever reached was $50 an ounce. It is said two Texas brothers, Bunker and Herbert Hunt, drove the price that high by buying up so much silver they “cornered” the market. At one point, the ...