13 December 2011
China has displayed a ravaging appetite for the white metal over the past several years, changing from the suit of a net exporter to a net importer, and thereby increasing its significance in the market.
Declining Chinese Exports: Will It Impact Silver?
http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/266429/20111213/declining-chinese-exports-will-it-impact-silver.htm
http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/266429/20111213/declining-chinese-exports-will-it-impact-silver.htm
"If you don't own any of the physical metals, you definitely want to start building a position now, because nobody can tell you things will not get seriously bad—chaotically bad—in the months and years ahead. Whether that happens or not, an ounce of gold will always be an ounce of gold. An ounce of silver will always be an ounce of silver. And, someone, somewhere will take that off your hands and give you something of value in exchange for it." Louis James Casey Research
'Factors that will influence silver and gold in 2012'
http://www.commodityonline.com/news/Factors-that-will-influence-silver-and-gold-in-2012-44366-3-1.html
http://www.commodityonline.com/news/Factors-that-will-influence-silver-and-gold-in-2012-44366-3-1.html
KA-CHING! George Soros Is Up $130,000,000 On Those Crummy MF Global Bonds He Just Bought
"Investors should be aware that gold and other commodities will experience extreme volatility in 2012--even more than what was witnessed in 2011. However, the timing for the next move to new highs will hang on the ECB’s deployment of its ultimate plan of massive monetization of unsterilized European debt." Michael Pento
"My big picture is that Merkel and the Germans will allow the printing of money and once that happens, just as it happened in 2008, once you get a sign, that’s blastoff time for gold. Gold and silver will shoot up like rockets. In my opinion gold will close 2012 at $2,500 or above, probably above. Gold could easily double from here in the next 12 months if you get the kind of money printing that I expect to happen in Europe." Stephen Leeb
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