silver stock overview, page-9

Levking,

Thanks for that "opinion", most of which I've read in articles by Jason Hommel, Bill Murphy, etc.....

Fundamentally, you are correct about the supply/demand aspects of silver mining and trading. But here's the big problem: Silver and Gold are mostly traded on paper, not physically. So it doesn't matter that there's a real physical deficit in the metals - because 90% of the trades don't result in physical delivery. This means the price of Silver and Gold can be manipulated electronically and artificially, at the whim of the traders, banks, governments and agencies.

When futures trading is made illegal, then bullion (and all other commodities) will trade at their correct market value. Until then, you can choose to play in the only (rigged) game in town, or stand on the sidelines.