emerging trends report on ccu, page-3

I get the emails from 'Daily Reckoning', they are also promoting investment in silver stocks. I thought they were writing about CCU until I got to the end, I think they're tipping AYN and SVL? Odd because CCU is superior to both.



There speal is below:

You Could See Silver $500 in 2 Years

When you consider that one of the stocks I'm going to introduce you to shortly will STILL make a $20-per-ounce margin even if silver drops to $33.50 an ounce... you get an idea of how a leveraged silver play can pan out if the silver price really explodes.

If course, you shouldn't expect such an explosion to follow a straight line!

Bull markets like this don't work that way.

Commentators in the media will keep saying that each pullback on silver's way up is the end ? we heard that recently.

Don't forget that most of them know less about silver than your neighbour's cat!

And ask yourself how many of them were calling silver to go up before the rally?

The shortage of bullion will be the driving force of the rally this year. But in the next few years, the supply will be the important factor. In total, one billion ounces of silver each year is produced. But investors don't get their hands on much of it ? industry gobbles up almost two-thirds of it.

This leaves just 340 million new ounces of silver each year coming into the market for investors.

If you compare this to the 125 million new ounces of gold available each year to investors, it suggests that until production levels change, newly supplied gold will be 2.7 times rarer than silver.

Or in other words the gold-to-silver ratio in the medium-term should trend towards 2.7:1. So at a gold price of just $1,350 for example, then silver should be trending towards... $500.

Silver is BY NO MEANS risk free. But then, neither is cash-in-the-bank in these strange times. Buying silver to protect yourself from inflation and profit from gross monetary policy mismanagement is more appealing by the day.

I've got some tips on the best ways to buy physical silver from Australia.

And, as I said, I've researched what I think are the two of the very best small silver mining stocks on the market right now.

At just 13 cents and 29 cents, these stocks are strictly for investors who 'like a flutter'. But as the silver price moves higher ? and these miners move towards production ? you could see share price rises in many multiples over the next two years.