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Das Gold- und Silber Handelsverbot kommt ab 15.Juli in den USA
(im unten aufgeführten Link werden weitere Details dazu erklärt)
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jeder kann selbst den Kommentar auf der verlinkten Seite lesen
ausserdem bin ich müde
und seit 2 Tagen krank
Beiträge von keepitshort
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[url]http://www.stockhouse.com/Columnists/2011/Jun/17/Are-we-running-out-of-silver-[/url]Since 1999, consumption in electronics has
increased 120%. Silver use in solar panels
began in 2000, and usage is up 640% since. Silver was first used in biocides
(antibacterial agents) in 2002 and, while a small percentage of total silver
use, it has grown six-fold.
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Hier in deutscher Sprache:http://www.propagandafront.de/…rage-nicht-mithalten.html
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Seit
1999 ist der Silberverbrauch bei der Herstellung von Elektronikartikeln
um 120% gestiegen. Seit die Verwendung von Silber bei der Herstellung
von Solaranlagen im Jahre 2000 ihren Anfang nahm, ist der Bedarf um 640%
in die Höhe geschossen.
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bought loco-London --> delivery Zurich or Hongkong
[url]http://www.safehaven.com/article/21289/the-real-gold-price[/url]The Chinese bank would be able (by phone or electronically) to buy their gold
at the twice daily Fixings
in London (www.goldfixing.com), a price that has no buy/sell spread. The 'Fixed' price is the price that both buying and selling takes place. Often it is
bought "loco London – delivery Zurich" or some other place (i.e. Hong Kong). This
allows the members to sell gold held in Zurich and not London. Of course, there
are variations. In China, we pay a price that relates to the present gold price. This price
might be different from the price the bank paid weeks
before. This all seems risky...
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ich gehe im Moment nicht davon aus die Silberminen in meinem Depot zu verkaufen
ich suche nur graphische Darstellungen um einen over-bought-market zu erkennen
dieser overbought-market kann auch erst in 12 Monaten auftreten
dieses Forum hier ist echt gut um graphsche Darstellungen sichtbar zu machen
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als Anwort für den Unsinn
das ist kein Unsinn
mache Anleger möchten gerne in einem overbought-market verkaufenP.S.: Ich habe keine geschäftlichen Verbindungen zu diesem Abo-Service
und habe auch keine persönlichen oder finanziellen Verbindungen zum Autor oder zu dieser Firma+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
aber es ist für mich beachtenswert wie mit dieser graphischen Darstellung man doch
einen gewissen overbought-market darstellen kannes ist gar nicht so einfach eine Verkaufsentscheidung zu treffen.
übrigens kostet mich so eine Internetsuche ca. 40min Zeit
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auf Wunsch nochmal reingestellt
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www.wallstreet-online.de --->silber --> 20.04.2011 time: 12:38
[url]http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/976618-16371-16380/silber[/url]http://us2.campaign-archive1.c…57a5256cdde&id=5f6fd05204
die Analyse war vom 17.April-2011 also hätte man noch Zeit gehabt für einen
Verkauf von Silberminendie neue Analyse
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historische Entwicklung: Goldinvestments und Silberinvestments vs. real-Fed-rates
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[url]http://www.safehaven.com/article/21235/three-questions-about-global-natural-resources[/url]die kurzen Erklärungen in englischer Sprache sind sehr interessant und lesenswert (viel Spass beim lesen)
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da gibts ganz tolle Kommentare, man muss nur suchen
on Wed, 06/01/2011 - 20:56 1331000
Sure, the market can break.
I cannot help but think the other paper markets will turn on the
Comex once it fails. Comex is only 5% of investible silver
(or so I have read). Many make the assumption that
physical will be priced differently than
the paper market and that may well be true, but consider this
theory as well.Comex goes to a point of failure, breaks contractual law to control the phony
price. This however destroys
the comex silver echange. Up until this level of Comex weakness
other worldwide exchanges have played
along...(Honkong-metal-exchange hab ich mal ergänzt ) raising margins together and
lowering them to raise them again later. (100% margins
may be a fools game and I cannot help but wonder why the hell they would raise them to 100% when they can
just back them off and reuse them later). Now the world is changing,
China is ready to show that it can go without the dollar
and turns their silver exchange against the Comex, providing a "lagit" alternative. This would be
a trump card for them, something to use to counter US military threat perhaps by bringing
uncontrollable hyperinflation at their whim, or need. In short I just cannot
help but wonder at the assumptions about the financial behaviour not considering
in the way the players will behave politically relative to one another. (this is
a currency war) These exchanges compete and are
backed by opposing sovernties that they ultimately serve. When
the blood is in the water Comex I think will value UP to avoid the greater
problem of losing control of the means
to influence price relative
to the powers that we are in a currency war with. I cannot say I am certain of
this theory, but I havn't heard anyone else provide this dialog in consideration
of this matter so it my bear some small worth if only as a means to be prepared
to see things another wayund hier noch die Berichte zu China ( kann man auch als English-trainer nutzen )
nicht vergessen den listen-button at the top of the report anklicken dann die die Englischpaukerei los !!
Wenn der Nachrichtensprecher vorliest wird dabei immer das aktuelle Wort und der aktuelle Satz markiert !!!The renminbi's journey to the world
[url]http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/opinion/2011/05/2011528134321176264.html[/url]When will China's economy overtake America's?
[url]http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/opinion/2011/06/201163101514344488.html[/url]China must learn to float
[url]http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/opinion/2011/03/201133071727293179.html[/url] -
10 Fragen und 10 Anworten zu Silber
Can You Pass the 2011 Silver Quiz?
[url]http://www.safehaven.com/article/21201/can-you-pass-the-2011-silver-quiz[/url]It's noteworthy that investment demand was higher last year than during the
recession year of 2009. This suggests that investors buy silver more out of
dollar devaluation and inflation fears than simply due to an economic
contraction.2) Silver mine production:
Zitat
a) Exceeds demandb) Matches demand
c) Falls short of demand
Silver produced from worldwide mining totaled 667 million ounces last year -
but total demand hit 986 million ounces. Despite the fact that mine production
has increased 33% since 1999, it falls far short of supplying the market's
needs.
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Unterschied zwischen 1980 und 2011
negative real interest rates
alles schon bekannt und doch lesenswert
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alles in englischer Sprache
videos: subject silver and gold
[url]http://www.bloomberg.com/video/70231372/[/url]rechter Kasten: videos you may like ( mit
Bezug zu Gold und Silber -
Was machen denn die lieben Munis
http://www.safehaven.com/article/21119/muni-update
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hier noch ein Report zum besseren VerständnisQE Canaries In The Coal Mine?
By:
ContraryInvestor | Fri, Oct 1, 2010[url]http://www.safehaven.com/article/18398/qe-canaries-in-the-coal-mine[/url]
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Bei der Heraeus Metallhandelsgesellschaft mbH(HMG) sind am Standort Hanau
insgesamt zwölf Mitarbeiter beschäftigt, davon fünf Händlerinnen und Händler.
Sie sind für die Beschaffung, die Preisabsicherung und die Finanzierung, der für
die von verschiedenen Konzernbereichen benötigten Edelmetalle, verantwortlich.
[url]http://www.heraeus-trading.com/de/ansprechpartnerkontakt_2/hanau_1/Ansprechpartner_Hanau.aspx[/url]bei so einem Unternehmen könnte ich mir schon vorstellen dass die
Future-Kontrakte im Silberbereich haben
bei einem steigenden Silberpreis und Short-Postionenmüsste das doch dann negativ im Quartalsergbnis auffallen ???
hab leider keine Ahnung von Bilanz-Analyse !!!
könnte man hier was zum Silberpreisanstieg und Verlusten aus Shortpostionen
herauslesen oder muss so ein Verlust aus einer Shortposition in der Bilanz auffallen ???
[url]http://konzern.heraeus.de/de/berheraeus/zahlendatenfakten_1/derkonzernimfnfjahresvergleich/DerKonzernimFnfjahresvergleich.aspx[/url]Ergebnis vor Zinsen und Steuern (EBIT): 2010: 396 ...// 2009: 171... // 2008: 275
Cashflow ................... : 2010: 77 Mio Euro // 2009: 131 Mio Euro // 2008: 459 Mio Euro
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http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cashflow.asp
What Does Cash Flow Mean?
1. A revenue or expense stream that changes a cash account over a given period.
Cash inflows usually arise from one of three activities - financing, operations
or investing - although this also occurs as a result of donations or gifts in
the case of personal finance. Cash outflows result from expenses or investments.
This holds true for both
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cashflow.asp#business and personal finance.
2. An accounting statement called the "statement of cash flows", which shows
the amount of cash generated and used by a company in a given period. It is
calculated by adding noncash charges (such as depreciation) to net income after
taxes. Cash flow can be attributed to a specific project, or to a business as a
whole. Cash flow can be used as an indication of a company's financial strength.Investopedia explains Cash Flow
1. In business as in personal finance, cash flows are essential to solvency.
They can be presented as a record of something that has happened in the past,
such as the sale of a particular product, or forecasted into the future,
representing what a business or a person expects to take in and to spend. Cash
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das ganze soll ja ein COT-Analyse thread bleiben
aber als Ergänzung sollte man sich nicht nur auf COT-Daten verlassen
it´s only a brick in the wallhier mal ein kleiner selbstkreierter Chart
ratio TIP:IEF kann man als Inflationsindikator nutzen
Bitte um Verständnis bei logischen Denkfehlern
Bin leider kein trading-profi und suche nach buy-trigger and sell-trigger
you know, learning is a lifelong process
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wenn alles gut läuft
dann benötigt man keine Goldmünzen oder Silbermünzen
guten Job, sicheren Arbeitsplatz da benötige ich keine Rücklagen für Notzeiten.when the going gets tough
wer will kann gerne sein Geld zu 1,5% auf dem Sparbuch verzinsen
da kann man gleich eine Goldmünze oder Silbermünze kaufenein starke Nation hat eine stabile Währung, auf die man sich verlassen kann
und der Arbeitsmarkt zeigt natürlich auch die Schwächen einer Nation.The Decline and Fall of the American Empire
[url]http://sgtreport.com/2011/05/the-decline-and-fall-of-the-american-empire/[/url]so um 1974 bis 1980 gabs ja interessante Preisbewegungen beim Gold und Silber
aber auch die Preisbewegung beim Ölpreis ist dabei sehr wichtigThe United States has taken a different path, doing far too little to develop
alternative sources while, in the last three decades,
doubling its dependence on foreign oil imports. Between 1973 and 2007, oil
imports have risen from 36% of energy consumed in the US to 66%.
[url]http://www.thenation.com/article/156851/decline-and-fall-american-empire[/url]Oil Shock: Scenario 2025
The United States remains so dependent upon foreign oil that a few adverse
developments in the global energy market in 2025 spark an oil shock. By
comparison, it makes the 1973 oil shock (when prices quadrupled in just months)
look like the proverbial molehill.es reicht ja schon wenn der Rohölpreis um 20% steigt.
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Rohöl ist ein sehr wichtiger Stoff
und der Rohölpreis beeinflusst auch den Silberpreishttp://www.safehaven.com/artic…ons-to-believe-in-100-oil
in dem Bericht wird auch ein schönes Bildchen geliefert zu China-crude-oil-imports 2002 bis 2011
Three Reasons to Believe in $100 Oil
China imported an average of just under 1.4 million barrels a day of oil
in 2002 when prices were hovering around $20 per
In the years since, China's crude oil imports
have increased more than 260 percent
despite per barrel oil prices jumping nearly four-fold. This is indicative
of the insatiable demand that emerging markets have for oil. -
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[url]http://www.safehaven.com/article/20930/a-policy-driven-silver-crash[/url]The impact of these rather drastic increases in margin requirements
was decidedly negative on trader psychology.
Last weekend when the latest margin increase was announced,
one analyst observed, "Many commodities
traders in the US cannot trade on the weekend ( Ergänzung: 28.April-1.May),
and when Chicago opens many will instantly be hit with margin calls because of the immediate rise
in margin requirements."
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The weakness in silver spilled over into other commodities,
including crude oil, which declined almost 10% on Thursday, May 5.
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Some questions should be asked of the CME (Chicago-metal-exchange) Group
in the wake of last week's happenings.
If CME Group was truly concerned with a silver bubble,
why then did it not raise margin requirements on the metal
shortly after the commencement of the
Fed's second quantitative easing program (QE2) when it was
obvious that the increased monetary liquidity would lead to increased commodity
speculation? Why wait until after silver has had a meteoric
and is at an all-time high
before delivering the hammer blow of not one, but four consecutive margin
requirements increases? The CME Group surely knew what the outcome of their
decision would be on the silver price.It's hard to argue with the basic logic behind CME Group's decision to raise
margins, though. There can be no denying
that speculative bubbles are impossible
without the significant use of leverage,
which is normally accompanied
by low margin requirements.
This makes it easier for speculators to load up on a commodity trading
position with a smaller outlay of capital. What's questionable in this case is
the timing of CME's decision to raise silver margins. Suffice it to say the
CME's policy decision would have
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http://www.safehaven.com/article/20567/the-curve-in-the-road
Inflation Expectations
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Friday, April 8, 2011
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You are not reading the charts correctly. Expected inflation over the next 5
years is about 2.9% per year, and over the next 10 years is about 2.7% per year.
Both of these expectations exceed the historical average inflation rate over the
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As you can see, in 1975 - a period associated with a temporary calm
before heading into a final inflationary blow-off - interest
rates were actually on the decline and had fallen below the levels
of 1970. Then, in the blink of the proverbial eye,
10-year rates started accelerating upwards, moving from just over 6% to over
15%, driven by the raging inflation and, in time,
a Fed policy shift designed to crush that inflation.
While rates subsequently peaked and began to ease, in fits and
starts, it took a full decade before they returned to the 1975 level.
[Blockierte Grafik: http://static.safehaven.com/authors/casey/20765_b.png]Unfortunately, the situation today is worse, which is saying something. As you can see from the next
chart here, in 1977, U.S. federal debt was a third of where it is today as
percentage of GDP, and this doesn't reflect the coming ramp-up of trillions of dollars
in additional debt that is now baked into the federal government's spending plans.
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