Dit interview moet je echt wekelijks horen om je op de hoogte gehouden over de ontwikkelingen van goud en zilver!
http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2010/10/30_KWN_Weekly_Metals_Wrap.html
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Sunday, October 31, 2010
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Een geweldig wekelijks interview over de goud en zilvermarkt!
Je wordt hier wekelijks op de hoogte gehouden over de ontwikkelingen van goud en zilver!
http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2010/10/16_KWN_Weekly_Metals_Wrap.html
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http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2010/10/16_KWN_Weekly_Metals_Wrap.html
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Het WK geldontwaarding
Nogmaals een uitleg dat de wereld bezig is met geldontwaarding.
Het zal rond de 2006 zijn geweest dat ik tijdens een uitzending van RTLZ voor het eerst het begrip “WK geldontwaarding” heb gebruikt. Met deze populistische term probeerde ik aan te geven dat heel veel landen proberen hun export te stimuleren door hun munt zo goedkoop mogelijk te houden.
De volgende ronde
Het proces was al jaren zichtbaar in de VS, China en Japan. Begrijpelijk, want een lage waarde van de nationale munt maakt nationale producten in het buitenland relatief goedkoper. Dit WK is duidelijk in de volgende ronde beland. Laten we het de kwart-finale noemen.
Valuta oorlog
Volgens de Braziliaanse minister van financiën kunnen we zelfs spreken van een heuse valuta oorlog ("currency war"). Volgens een Engelse hedgefondsmanager hebben de afgelopen weken meer dan 20 landen, met overheidsinterventies, geprobeerd hun nationale munt op de valutamarkten te laten dalen. Deels met succes.
Hoe wordt dit tekort opgevuld?
Het ongecontroleerd bijdrukken van geld is de eenvoudigste manier om de waarde van de munt te laten dalen. Vraag dat maar aan de Amerikanen (lees Fed). Om de economische fall-out van de krediet crisis te bestrijden heeft de VS, net als veel andere landen, ervoor gekozen de tekorten enorm te laten oplopen. Om de oplopende begrotingstekort te financieren moesten enorme hoeveelheden staatsobligaties aan beleggers worden verkocht. Toen bleek dat er onvoldoende animo was om Amerikaanse en Engelse staatsobligaties met een looptijd van 30 jaar tegen slechts een rentevergoeding van 3-4 % te kopen kozen de centrale banken er in deze landen voor een groot deel van de staatsobligaties zelf maar op te kopen. In de VS hebben we hebben over een paar duizend miljard dollars!
Broekzak
Deze vorm van broekzak financiering, het tekort in de linkerzak wordt gevuld met geld dat in de rechterzak uit het niets wordt gecreëerd, is een zeer succesvol gebleken in de Weimar republiek (1922) en het hedendaagse Zimbabwe. Anders gezegd het is de makkelijkste manier om binnen een aantal jaren in een hyperinflationair-scenario te eindigen. Met de aankondiging van de Fed, een week geleden, dat men de inflatie op een hoger niveau wil brengen lijkt het kwartje in de beleggerwereld te vallen. De Chinezen klagen openlijk over de nu overduidelijke strategie van Amerikanen (en de Britten) om de schuldenberg weg te gaan inflateren.
Finale
Nu het WK geldontwaarding richting finale gaat is het dan ook niet vreemd dat het slimme en grote geld naar de enige valuta's beginnen te vluchten die niet kunnen worden bijgedrukt. Goud en zilver zijn de enige metalen met een monetaire achtergrond van duizenden jaren. Het is niet toevallig dat China, Rusland, India, Thailand en Saudi-Arabië allemaal melding maken van het scherp vergroten van de nationale goudreserves. Voeg daarbij het feit dat de slimste en meest succesvolle hedgefonds managers ter wereld, Soros en Paulson, beiden inmiddels meer dan 25 % van hun beleggingen in goud hebben ondergebracht.
2000 dollar
Zoals verwacht laat goud na het doorbreken van de zware weerstand $ 1250 een versnelling zien, die ons in korte tijd tot boven de $ 1300 heeft gebracht. Ik blijf rekening houden met $ 1500 op korte termijn en $ 2000 binnen twee jaar. De situatie op de zilvermarkt is nog explosiever. Ook hier nu elke dag nieuwe records en een verdubbeling van de zilverprijs binnen zelfde periode is heel goed mogelijk.
bron: rtl-z
Het zal rond de 2006 zijn geweest dat ik tijdens een uitzending van RTLZ voor het eerst het begrip “WK geldontwaarding” heb gebruikt. Met deze populistische term probeerde ik aan te geven dat heel veel landen proberen hun export te stimuleren door hun munt zo goedkoop mogelijk te houden.
De volgende ronde
Het proces was al jaren zichtbaar in de VS, China en Japan. Begrijpelijk, want een lage waarde van de nationale munt maakt nationale producten in het buitenland relatief goedkoper. Dit WK is duidelijk in de volgende ronde beland. Laten we het de kwart-finale noemen.
Valuta oorlog
Volgens de Braziliaanse minister van financiën kunnen we zelfs spreken van een heuse valuta oorlog ("currency war"). Volgens een Engelse hedgefondsmanager hebben de afgelopen weken meer dan 20 landen, met overheidsinterventies, geprobeerd hun nationale munt op de valutamarkten te laten dalen. Deels met succes.
Hoe wordt dit tekort opgevuld?
Het ongecontroleerd bijdrukken van geld is de eenvoudigste manier om de waarde van de munt te laten dalen. Vraag dat maar aan de Amerikanen (lees Fed). Om de economische fall-out van de krediet crisis te bestrijden heeft de VS, net als veel andere landen, ervoor gekozen de tekorten enorm te laten oplopen. Om de oplopende begrotingstekort te financieren moesten enorme hoeveelheden staatsobligaties aan beleggers worden verkocht. Toen bleek dat er onvoldoende animo was om Amerikaanse en Engelse staatsobligaties met een looptijd van 30 jaar tegen slechts een rentevergoeding van 3-4 % te kopen kozen de centrale banken er in deze landen voor een groot deel van de staatsobligaties zelf maar op te kopen. In de VS hebben we hebben over een paar duizend miljard dollars!
Broekzak
Deze vorm van broekzak financiering, het tekort in de linkerzak wordt gevuld met geld dat in de rechterzak uit het niets wordt gecreëerd, is een zeer succesvol gebleken in de Weimar republiek (1922) en het hedendaagse Zimbabwe. Anders gezegd het is de makkelijkste manier om binnen een aantal jaren in een hyperinflationair-scenario te eindigen. Met de aankondiging van de Fed, een week geleden, dat men de inflatie op een hoger niveau wil brengen lijkt het kwartje in de beleggerwereld te vallen. De Chinezen klagen openlijk over de nu overduidelijke strategie van Amerikanen (en de Britten) om de schuldenberg weg te gaan inflateren.
Finale
Nu het WK geldontwaarding richting finale gaat is het dan ook niet vreemd dat het slimme en grote geld naar de enige valuta's beginnen te vluchten die niet kunnen worden bijgedrukt. Goud en zilver zijn de enige metalen met een monetaire achtergrond van duizenden jaren. Het is niet toevallig dat China, Rusland, India, Thailand en Saudi-Arabië allemaal melding maken van het scherp vergroten van de nationale goudreserves. Voeg daarbij het feit dat de slimste en meest succesvolle hedgefonds managers ter wereld, Soros en Paulson, beiden inmiddels meer dan 25 % van hun beleggingen in goud hebben ondergebracht.
2000 dollar
Zoals verwacht laat goud na het doorbreken van de zware weerstand $ 1250 een versnelling zien, die ons in korte tijd tot boven de $ 1300 heeft gebracht. Ik blijf rekening houden met $ 1500 op korte termijn en $ 2000 binnen twee jaar. De situatie op de zilvermarkt is nog explosiever. Ook hier nu elke dag nieuwe records en een verdubbeling van de zilverprijs binnen zelfde periode is heel goed mogelijk.
bron: rtl-z
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Een geweldig interview over de huidige ontwikkelingen op de goud en zilvermarkt!
Een geweldig interview over de goud en zilvermarkt!
http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2010/9/25_KWN_Weekly_Metals_Wrap.html
bron: kingworldnews
http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2010/9/25_KWN_Weekly_Metals_Wrap.html
bron: kingworldnews
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
$2.500 goud dan zilver $178.50.
Goud en zilver worden worden weer valuta en zowel goud als zilver zijn in prijs aan het stijgen. Hieronde heb je een goed bericht over goud en zilver.
Als goud $2.500 staat kan zlver $178.50 worden. Hieronder staat waarom
Lorimer Wilson
More than 95 respected economists, academics, analysts and market commentators are of the firm opinion that gold will go to $2,500 and beyond before the parabolic peak is reached. In fact, the majority (55) think a price of $5,000 or more - even as high as $15,000 - is actually more likely! As such, just imagine what is in store for silver given its historical price relationship with gold!
Precious metal bull markets have 3 distinct demand-driven stages and we are now quickly approaching or perhaps even in the very early part of the last stage which occurs when the general public around the world starts investing in gold and this deluge of capital into gold causes it to escalate dramatically (i.e. go parabolic) in price.
Gold
Gold went up 24% in 2009 and is up 16% YTD and, as such, there are no shortage of prognosticators who see gold going parabolic reminiscent of 1979 when gold rose 289.3% in the course of just over a year (from a $216.55 closing price on Jan. 1, 1979 to a closing price of $843 per ounce barely a year later on Jan. 21, 1980) and 128% higher in a late-1979 parabolic blow-off of just under 11 weeks! A 289% increase in the price of gold from $1275 would put gold at $4,960. (More on what that might mean for the future price of silver is analyzed below.) That being the case what appear on the surface to be rather outlandish projections of what the bull market in gold will top out at don't seem quite so far-fetched. (For a complete list of the economists, academics, market analysts and financial commentators who maintain that gold will go parabolic to $2,500 -$15,000 in the near future please see: http://www.munknee.com/2010/09/5000-gold-bandwagon-now-includes-these-55-analysts-got-gold/
Silver
Silver has proven itself, time and again, to be a safe haven for investors during times of economic uncertainty and, as such, with the current economy in difficulty the silver market has become a flight to quality investment vehicle along with gold. The 49% increase in silver in 2009 (and 23% YTD) attests to that in spades. During the last parabolic phase for silver in 1979/80 it went from a low of $5.94 on January 2nd, 1979 to a close of $49.45 in early January, 1980 which represented an increase of 732.5% in just over one year. Such a percentage increase from the current price of almost $21 would represent a future parabolic top price of $175. (For what that might mean for the future price of gold see the analysis below.) Frankly, such prices seem impossible in practical terms but that is what the numbers tell us.
Gold:Silver Ratio
The current gold:silver ratio has been range-bound between 70:1 and 60:1 for quite some time which is way out of whack with the historical relationship between the two precious metals. It begs the question: “Is now the perfect time to buy silver instead of the much more expensive gold metal?â€
How both gold and silver perform, in and of themselves, does not tell the complete picture by a long shot, however. More important is the price relationship - the correlation - of one to the other over time which is called the gold:silver ratio. Based on silver's historical correlation r-square with gold of approximately 90 - 95% silver's daily trading action almost always mirrors, and usually amplifies, underlying moves in gold. With significant increases in the price of gold expected over the next few years even greater increases are anticipated in silver's price movement in the months and years to come because silver is currently seriously undervalued relative to gold as the following historical relationships attest.
Let's look at the gold:silver ratio from several different perspectives:
- Over the past 125 years the mean gold:silver ratio (i.e. 50% above and 50% below) has been 45.69 ounces of silver to 1 ounce of gold.
- In the last 25 years (since 1985) the mean gold:silver ratio has increased to 45.69:1
- The present gold:silver ratio has been range-bound between 60:1 and 70:1 (61.3:1 as of September 17/10).
- Interestingly, during the build-up to the parabolic blow-off in 1979/80 silver outpaced gold going up 732.5% vs. gold's 289.3% causing the ratio to drop from 38:1 in January 1979 to 13.99:1 at the parabolic peak for both metals in January,1980.
Let's now look at the various price levels for gold and the various silver:gold ratios mentioned above one by one and see what conclusions we can draw.
First let's use the Sept. 17, 2010 price of $1276.50 for gold and apply the various gold:silver ratios mentioned above and see what they do for the potential % increase in, and price of, silver.
Gold @ $1276.50 using the current 61.3:1 gold:silver ratio puts silver at $20.82 (Sept. 17/10)
Gold @ $1276.50 using the above 45.69:1 gold:silver ratio puts silver at $27.94 (i.e. +34.2%)
Gold @ $1276.50 using the above 13.99:1 gold:silver ratio puts silver at $91.24 (i.e. +338.2%)
Now let's apply the projected potential parabolic peaks of $2,500, $5,000 and $10,000 to the various gold:silver ratios and see what they suggest is the parabolic top for silver.
@ $2,500 Gold
Gold @ $2,500 using the gold:silver ratio of 61:1 puts silver at $41
Gold @ $2,500 using the gold:silver ratio of 45:1 puts silver at $55.50
Gold @ $2,500 using the gold:silver ratio of 14:1 puts silver at $178.50
Before we go any further the above analyses bears closer scrutiny. In paragraph four above it was noted that “During the last parabolic phase for silver in 1979/80 it went from a low of $5.94 on January 2nd, 1979 to a close of $49.45 in early January, 1980 which represented an increase of 732.5% in just over one year.†Such a percentage increase from the current price of almost $21 would represent a future parabolic top price of $175.
It is interesting to note that the above $175 is almost identical to the $178.50 that would result from a reversion to the mean in the gold:silver ratio with gold at $2,500. For the gold bugs who believe that gold is going to go even higher it can only mean a very much higher price for silver as the analyses below suggest.
@ $5,000 Gold
Gold @ $5,000 using the gold:silver ratio of 61.1 puts silver at $82
Gold @ $5,000 using the gold:silver ratio of 45:1 puts silver at $111
Gold @ $5,000 using the gold:silver ratio of 14:1 puts silver at $357
@ $10,000 Gold
Gold @ $10,000 using the gold:silver ratio of 61:1 puts silver at $164
Gold @ $10,000 using the gold:silver ratio of 45:1 puts silver at $222
Gold @ $10,000 using the gold:silver ratio of 14:1 puts silver at $714!!
From the above it seems that, any way we look at it, physical silver is currently undervalued compared to gold bullion and is in position to generate substantially greater returns than investing in gold bullion.
Summary
History will look back at the artificially high gold:silver ratio of the past century as an anomaly, caused by the dollar bubble and the world being deceived into believing that fiat currencies are real money, when in fact they are all an illusion. This fiat currency experiment will end badly in a currency crisis and when that happens, as it surely will, gold will go parabolic and silver along with it but even more so as the gold:silver ratio adjusts itself to a more historical correlation. The wealthiest people in the future will be those who put 10% to 15% (or perhaps more - much more!) of their portfolio dollars into physical silver today and were smart enough to research and pick the best silver mining/royalty stocks and warrants to maximize their returns.
Indeed, while gold's meteoric rise still has room to run, silver's run is yet to get started. As such, it certainly appears evident that now is the time to buy all things silver.
Please Note:
This is a one-of-a-kind article which no doubt will get a great deal of attention and be posted on a large number of other financial sites and blogs. This is encouraged but to avoid copyright infringement the author's name must be included with a hyperlink to the original article.
Lorimer Wilson is the Editor of both www.FinancialArticleSummariesToday.com (a sight/site for sore eyes and inquisitive minds) and www.munKNEE.com (a site consisting of edited excerpts of the internet's most informative articles on money matters). He can be reached at editor@munknee.com
www.munKNEE.com
Als goud $2.500 staat kan zlver $178.50 worden. Hieronder staat waarom
Lorimer Wilson
More than 95 respected economists, academics, analysts and market commentators are of the firm opinion that gold will go to $2,500 and beyond before the parabolic peak is reached. In fact, the majority (55) think a price of $5,000 or more - even as high as $15,000 - is actually more likely! As such, just imagine what is in store for silver given its historical price relationship with gold!
Precious metal bull markets have 3 distinct demand-driven stages and we are now quickly approaching or perhaps even in the very early part of the last stage which occurs when the general public around the world starts investing in gold and this deluge of capital into gold causes it to escalate dramatically (i.e. go parabolic) in price.
Gold
Gold went up 24% in 2009 and is up 16% YTD and, as such, there are no shortage of prognosticators who see gold going parabolic reminiscent of 1979 when gold rose 289.3% in the course of just over a year (from a $216.55 closing price on Jan. 1, 1979 to a closing price of $843 per ounce barely a year later on Jan. 21, 1980) and 128% higher in a late-1979 parabolic blow-off of just under 11 weeks! A 289% increase in the price of gold from $1275 would put gold at $4,960. (More on what that might mean for the future price of silver is analyzed below.) That being the case what appear on the surface to be rather outlandish projections of what the bull market in gold will top out at don't seem quite so far-fetched. (For a complete list of the economists, academics, market analysts and financial commentators who maintain that gold will go parabolic to $2,500 -$15,000 in the near future please see: http://www.munknee.com/2010/09/5000-gold-bandwagon-now-includes-these-55-analysts-got-gold/
Silver
Silver has proven itself, time and again, to be a safe haven for investors during times of economic uncertainty and, as such, with the current economy in difficulty the silver market has become a flight to quality investment vehicle along with gold. The 49% increase in silver in 2009 (and 23% YTD) attests to that in spades. During the last parabolic phase for silver in 1979/80 it went from a low of $5.94 on January 2nd, 1979 to a close of $49.45 in early January, 1980 which represented an increase of 732.5% in just over one year. Such a percentage increase from the current price of almost $21 would represent a future parabolic top price of $175. (For what that might mean for the future price of gold see the analysis below.) Frankly, such prices seem impossible in practical terms but that is what the numbers tell us.
Gold:Silver Ratio
The current gold:silver ratio has been range-bound between 70:1 and 60:1 for quite some time which is way out of whack with the historical relationship between the two precious metals. It begs the question: “Is now the perfect time to buy silver instead of the much more expensive gold metal?â€
How both gold and silver perform, in and of themselves, does not tell the complete picture by a long shot, however. More important is the price relationship - the correlation - of one to the other over time which is called the gold:silver ratio. Based on silver's historical correlation r-square with gold of approximately 90 - 95% silver's daily trading action almost always mirrors, and usually amplifies, underlying moves in gold. With significant increases in the price of gold expected over the next few years even greater increases are anticipated in silver's price movement in the months and years to come because silver is currently seriously undervalued relative to gold as the following historical relationships attest.
Let's look at the gold:silver ratio from several different perspectives:
- Over the past 125 years the mean gold:silver ratio (i.e. 50% above and 50% below) has been 45.69 ounces of silver to 1 ounce of gold.
- In the last 25 years (since 1985) the mean gold:silver ratio has increased to 45.69:1
- The present gold:silver ratio has been range-bound between 60:1 and 70:1 (61.3:1 as of September 17/10).
- Interestingly, during the build-up to the parabolic blow-off in 1979/80 silver outpaced gold going up 732.5% vs. gold's 289.3% causing the ratio to drop from 38:1 in January 1979 to 13.99:1 at the parabolic peak for both metals in January,1980.
Let's now look at the various price levels for gold and the various silver:gold ratios mentioned above one by one and see what conclusions we can draw.
First let's use the Sept. 17, 2010 price of $1276.50 for gold and apply the various gold:silver ratios mentioned above and see what they do for the potential % increase in, and price of, silver.
Gold @ $1276.50 using the current 61.3:1 gold:silver ratio puts silver at $20.82 (Sept. 17/10)
Gold @ $1276.50 using the above 45.69:1 gold:silver ratio puts silver at $27.94 (i.e. +34.2%)
Gold @ $1276.50 using the above 13.99:1 gold:silver ratio puts silver at $91.24 (i.e. +338.2%)
Now let's apply the projected potential parabolic peaks of $2,500, $5,000 and $10,000 to the various gold:silver ratios and see what they suggest is the parabolic top for silver.
@ $2,500 Gold
Gold @ $2,500 using the gold:silver ratio of 61:1 puts silver at $41
Gold @ $2,500 using the gold:silver ratio of 45:1 puts silver at $55.50
Gold @ $2,500 using the gold:silver ratio of 14:1 puts silver at $178.50
Before we go any further the above analyses bears closer scrutiny. In paragraph four above it was noted that “During the last parabolic phase for silver in 1979/80 it went from a low of $5.94 on January 2nd, 1979 to a close of $49.45 in early January, 1980 which represented an increase of 732.5% in just over one year.†Such a percentage increase from the current price of almost $21 would represent a future parabolic top price of $175.
It is interesting to note that the above $175 is almost identical to the $178.50 that would result from a reversion to the mean in the gold:silver ratio with gold at $2,500. For the gold bugs who believe that gold is going to go even higher it can only mean a very much higher price for silver as the analyses below suggest.
@ $5,000 Gold
Gold @ $5,000 using the gold:silver ratio of 61.1 puts silver at $82
Gold @ $5,000 using the gold:silver ratio of 45:1 puts silver at $111
Gold @ $5,000 using the gold:silver ratio of 14:1 puts silver at $357
@ $10,000 Gold
Gold @ $10,000 using the gold:silver ratio of 61:1 puts silver at $164
Gold @ $10,000 using the gold:silver ratio of 45:1 puts silver at $222
Gold @ $10,000 using the gold:silver ratio of 14:1 puts silver at $714!!
From the above it seems that, any way we look at it, physical silver is currently undervalued compared to gold bullion and is in position to generate substantially greater returns than investing in gold bullion.
Summary
History will look back at the artificially high gold:silver ratio of the past century as an anomaly, caused by the dollar bubble and the world being deceived into believing that fiat currencies are real money, when in fact they are all an illusion. This fiat currency experiment will end badly in a currency crisis and when that happens, as it surely will, gold will go parabolic and silver along with it but even more so as the gold:silver ratio adjusts itself to a more historical correlation. The wealthiest people in the future will be those who put 10% to 15% (or perhaps more - much more!) of their portfolio dollars into physical silver today and were smart enough to research and pick the best silver mining/royalty stocks and warrants to maximize their returns.
Indeed, while gold's meteoric rise still has room to run, silver's run is yet to get started. As such, it certainly appears evident that now is the time to buy all things silver.
Please Note:
This is a one-of-a-kind article which no doubt will get a great deal of attention and be posted on a large number of other financial sites and blogs. This is encouraged but to avoid copyright infringement the author's name must be included with a hyperlink to the original article.
Lorimer Wilson is the Editor of both www.FinancialArticleSummariesToday.com (a sight/site for sore eyes and inquisitive minds) and www.munKNEE.com (a site consisting of edited excerpts of the internet's most informative articles on money matters). He can be reached at editor@munknee.com
www.munKNEE.com
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Zilver maakt je rijk!
Dit is zoals ik er naar kijk, omdat zilver nog steeds onder zijn werkelijke waarde zit.
Although gold is a great way to preserve your wealth… it’s silver that could actually make you rich!
Although gold is a great way to preserve your wealth… it’s silver that could actually make you rich!
Monday, September 20, 2010
Voor je zilver koopt moet je eerst dit lezen!
Silver is gaining in popularity.
Gold bugs, the "world is coming to an end" crowd, fiat currency detractors, and other folks who normally recommend buying gold as a way to protect one's wealth are now turning to silver. And with good reason.
Silver is a cheap alternative.
With gold trading for $1,240 per ounce, and an ounce of silver trading for about $20, it takes 62 ounces of silver to buy one ounce of gold. Just a few short years ago, that ratio was down around 50. So while both these precious metals have enjoyed terrific gains, gold has gone up faster than silver – which makes silver cheap relative to gold.
The argument makes sense, I suppose. And if you're in the market for precious metals, there may be more profit potential in silver than in gold. But before you leap headfirst into the smelter, consider this chart...
This is a 60-minute chart of the iShares Silver Trust (SLV) – an exchange-traded fund that tracks the price of silver. You can see the terrific run the metal has enjoyed over the past two weeks. The price action has been almost parabolic. It is, however, likely a case of too much too soon.
The chart displays a dangerous rising-wedge formation. We've seen many examples of this pattern this year, and it almost always leads to a rough period for the stock.
Related Articles
How to Buy Silver at a 10%-20% Discount
The Best Time to Short Stocks
SLV broke through the downside of the wedge yesterday. So it could now retrace its climb all the way back down to $18 per share.
I'm not necessarily recommending selling silver here. And I'm not interested in trying to profit on the short side of a precious-metals trade.
But if you're thinking of joining the growing crowd of silver believers, it may make sense to hold off buying the metal for a week or two.
Best regards and good trading,
Jeff Clark
Gold bugs, the "world is coming to an end" crowd, fiat currency detractors, and other folks who normally recommend buying gold as a way to protect one's wealth are now turning to silver. And with good reason.
Silver is a cheap alternative.
With gold trading for $1,240 per ounce, and an ounce of silver trading for about $20, it takes 62 ounces of silver to buy one ounce of gold. Just a few short years ago, that ratio was down around 50. So while both these precious metals have enjoyed terrific gains, gold has gone up faster than silver – which makes silver cheap relative to gold.
The argument makes sense, I suppose. And if you're in the market for precious metals, there may be more profit potential in silver than in gold. But before you leap headfirst into the smelter, consider this chart...
This is a 60-minute chart of the iShares Silver Trust (SLV) – an exchange-traded fund that tracks the price of silver. You can see the terrific run the metal has enjoyed over the past two weeks. The price action has been almost parabolic. It is, however, likely a case of too much too soon.
The chart displays a dangerous rising-wedge formation. We've seen many examples of this pattern this year, and it almost always leads to a rough period for the stock.
Related Articles
How to Buy Silver at a 10%-20% Discount
The Best Time to Short Stocks
SLV broke through the downside of the wedge yesterday. So it could now retrace its climb all the way back down to $18 per share.
I'm not necessarily recommending selling silver here. And I'm not interested in trying to profit on the short side of a precious-metals trade.
But if you're thinking of joining the growing crowd of silver believers, it may make sense to hold off buying the metal for a week or two.
Best regards and good trading,
Jeff Clark
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Goud- en zilverprijzen dichtbij recordniveaus
Woensdag stegen de prijzen van goud en zilver naarrecordniveaus genaderd. Veel beleggers zien deze edelmetalen als een veilige en waardevaste belegging in onzekere economische tijden.
Prijzen
De prijs van een ounce (31,1 gram) goud steeg woensdag tot 1259,95 dollar. Eind juni bereikte de goudprijs nog een recordniveau van 1264,90 dollar. De zilverprijs steeg tot 20,04 dollar per ounce. Dat is het hoogste niveau sinds maart 2008, toen de prijs van zilver een recordniveau bereikte van 21,24 dollar.
Stabiliteit Europese banken
Veel beleggers zijn momenteel bezorgd over de stabiliteit van de Europese bankensector en beleggen daarom in edelmetalen en andere grondstoffen.
Bron: rtl-z
Prijzen
De prijs van een ounce (31,1 gram) goud steeg woensdag tot 1259,95 dollar. Eind juni bereikte de goudprijs nog een recordniveau van 1264,90 dollar. De zilverprijs steeg tot 20,04 dollar per ounce. Dat is het hoogste niveau sinds maart 2008, toen de prijs van zilver een recordniveau bereikte van 21,24 dollar.
Stabiliteit Europese banken
Veel beleggers zijn momenteel bezorgd over de stabiliteit van de Europese bankensector en beleggen daarom in edelmetalen en andere grondstoffen.
Bron: rtl-z
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
interview met Ted Butler van 7 augustus 2010
Een goed interview met Ted Butler over de zilver en goudmarkt van de afgelopen week.
http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast_Gold+/Entries/2010/8/7_Ted_Butler_on_the_Metals_Market.html
http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast_Gold+/Entries/2010/8/7_Ted_Butler_on_the_Metals_Market.html
Monday, August 2, 2010
interview met Ted Butler van 31 juli 2010
Een goed interview met Ted Butler over de zilver en goudmarkt van de afgelopen week.
http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast_Gold+/Entries/2010/7/31_Ted_Butler_on_the_Metals_Market.html
http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast_Gold+/Entries/2010/7/31_Ted_Butler_on_the_Metals_Market.html
Monday, July 26, 2010
interview met Ted Butler van 24 juli 2010
Een goed interview met Ted Butler over de zilver en goudmarkt.
klik op deze link om het te horen: http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast_Gold+/Entries/2010/7/24_Ted_Butler_on_the_Metals_Market.html
klik op deze link om het te horen: http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast_Gold+/Entries/2010/7/24_Ted_Butler_on_the_Metals_Market.html
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Is the Price of Gold Going to Fall?
Een goed stuk van Robert Kiyosaki over goud en zilver
Gold's had quite a run over the last couple of years. Lately, it's been sitting at around $1,200 an ounce. What will it do next?
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin, Robert gives his reasons why the price of gold might fall over the summer—and why you should keep buying.
While I do believe the price of gold will go higher—much higher—in the long run, I wonder if we'll see a drop in the price of gold soon. Maybe it's wishful thinking but a drop in price may be possible. I say this for two reasons. "
– Excerpt from Robert’s Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin
Lees verder op http://www.conspiracyoftherich.com
Gold's had quite a run over the last couple of years. Lately, it's been sitting at around $1,200 an ounce. What will it do next?
In his latest Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin, Robert gives his reasons why the price of gold might fall over the summer—and why you should keep buying.
While I do believe the price of gold will go higher—much higher—in the long run, I wonder if we'll see a drop in the price of gold soon. Maybe it's wishful thinking but a drop in price may be possible. I say this for two reasons. "
– Excerpt from Robert’s Conspiracy of the Rich bulletin
Lees verder op http://www.conspiracyoftherich.com
Monday, July 19, 2010
interview met Ted Butler van 19 juli 2010
Een goed interview met Ted Butler over de zilver en goudmarkt.
klik op deze link om het te horen: http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast_Gold+/Entries/2010/7/17_Ted_Butler_on_the_Metals_Market.html
klik op deze link om het te horen: http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast_Gold+/Entries/2010/7/17_Ted_Butler_on_the_Metals_Market.html
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