Auf die Gefahr hin, dass ich gelyncht werde, habe ich einen Beitrag vom ThaiGuru unten angefügt. Passt genau in mein Weltbild und außerdem halte ich es für sinnvoll, wenn man Threads nach Themen sortiert und deswegen notfalls auch mal was doppelt postet.
March 09, 2004 06:08
Silver Is Crossing the Charts
AXcess News (http://www.axcessnews.com) published a story showing how Silver is crossing the charts to rise against gold in value. The story covers a host of mining companies, including Itronics (OTC BB: ITRO), which is the first "urban miner" in the nation to recycle heavy metals from photo chemicals.
If you're one of the growing number of investors who believe a financial meltdown is likely, you've probably been looking at gold. If so, you may also want to consider silver.
Coeur d'Alene's Rochester mine surpassed 100 million ounces of historic silver production, reaching a major milestone as one of the world's most productive silver mining districts. Coeur's shares are trading closer to its 52-week hi of $8.90 and its earnings are expected to support that range.
So how do you capitalize on this opportunity? Many silver proponents recommend buying one of the various forms of physical silver. But most would agree that the greatest potential for profit is with silver stocks.
When you look back at gold and silver through the centuries, the ratio has been remarkably consistent, hovering around 10, 11 or 12 to 1. But during the 1900's, it had climbed to around 15 or 16 to 1, where it stood until 1980 when gold began to soar and silver did not keep pace.
So will historical precedent and market forces prevail to bring the ratio back to 15 to 1? Why not? Which means when gold gets to $800 an ounce, as many observers believe it will, silver will be $53.33. And if gold gets to $3000, as some experts predict, silver will be $200 an ounce. Either way, today's price of silver could be one of the best investment bargains around.
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Gold und Silber
Strong buy !!!