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Silver Stock Report
Many people ask me, "When will silver take off, and really rise?"
This is a good question! I don't know. But I have four standard answers, all good ones!
I
like this question, because I know that the person asking this question
really knows the fundamental reasons why silver is expected to rise.
But let me review some of the strongest reasons briefly.
Money
printing is out of control by government, $1 trillion more in spending
per year that they don't have, that's $1000 billion. There is no
political will to stop the spending. Tea party Republicans are a tiny
minority, and often cave in for small victories, rather than really hold
the line on spending.
In
contrast to the $1000 billion of new money, investment flows into the
silver market are a tiny $2 billion per year, represented by about 100
million ounces of investment demand. New mine supply annually is about
700 million ounces, but most of that, plus most of recycling, is used up
by industrial demand. This leaves very little room in the tiny silver
market for new investment demand, let alone monetary demand, without
dramatically raising the price of silver.
So, when will investors buy silver in quantity to really move the price? That is the question.
My four standard answers are:
1. They already are, investors are already buying silver, and the price is moving up, in response, dramatically.
2.
But so few are buying, not yet 99.9% of Americans, that the question as
to "when" is perhaps a spiritual question; reflecting on why the 99.9%
of people are not buying silver is the bigger question. But even if 1%
bought, forget the 99%, that could drive the price to $500/oz. for
silver.
3.
The silver market is so tiny, there is no telling when any one of 1000
potential billionaires bought into the market to both dry up supply,
drive up demand, and advertise the silver story to millions of Americans
who could then start buying in significant amounts.
4. Soon. Anytime.
So, let me expand on these four answers.
First, silver is moving, and investors are buying.
Silver
is up to around $20/oz. now from $4.15/oz in 2003, and an average of
$5/oz. where it languished for about 15-20 years from 1983 to 2003.
So,
from $5 to $20 is a gain of 300% That's not insubstantial. But two
years ago, silver hit $49.50/oz., so I could have said we had a gain of
1000% in 8 years, and that's a bit more impressive.
In fact,
it's phenomenal, it's a price explosion, and we remain in the midst of
this price explosion, we are just on a dip now. The price explosion in
silver is not done, because the big three main drivers of silver prices
remain in place: the world continues to consume silver in 10,000
different industrial applications, the governments of the world continue
to print paper money like insane baboons, and no nation on earth is
using silver coins as circulating currency, so monetary demand remains
at zero, and can only change in one direction, which is up.
Furthermore,
the US Mint has been making silver eagles 1 oz. coins since the mid
1980's. They used to make only about 10 million of these 1 oz. silver
coins per year. These days, they are making from 30 to 40 million
ounces, accounting for nearly half of all investment demand for physical
silver. This is a substantial increase, and the silver price is moving
up in response to this increased investor demand. Here is the link to
the US Mint silver eagle production figures per year.
The Wall St. Journal takes note, 23 million produced before the close of the first half of 2013!
Those
who try to discourage silver investors refer to investment demand as a
"surplus", which is an accounting misnomer. Investment demand is not
"surplus", but rather, it is vital to protect the wealth of the world as
paper money fails, and the amount of silver available to investors is
not excessive, but miniscule. The word surplus is specifically intended
to deceive; there are certainly not pallets of 1000 oz. bars of silver
laying around outside warehouses unguarded and not wanted by anyone, or
being donated to the Salvation Army. The word surplus is simply
inapplicable to money; because everyone always wants more money. In
fact, the people printing money are so insatiable in their insane desire
to create even more paper money, they lie and claim there is a surplus
of silver, when the reality is that there is an excess of paper money
being printed, and a severe shortage of silver available to satisfy many
people who try to buy silver.
So,
the silver price is moving up, as it should. Investors are buying
silver in increasing quantities, as they should. If you have not done so
yet, you are just missing out.
Second,
the next point. The silver market remains tiny, super tiny. Forty
million ounces of silver eagles is not a large amount of monetary
demand. And it supports the figures that only about 100 million ounces
of silver are purchased for long term investment each year. Silver
Eagles account for less than half of our sales of silver at www.jhmint.com.
Because
the silver market is so tiny, at only 100 million oz. of demand, at
$20/oz., that's only $2 billion dollars per year, the market is
absolutely primed to move up in response to significant investor demand;
there is no other option; the price must rise.
Why
aren't more people buying at these low prices? It's kind of a funny
question. For if more people were buying, the price could not remain
low! The low price explains why more people are not buying. Perhaps
another more accurate question is why are more people not taking
advantage of the low price? Again, they are increasingly buying! But how
is it possible that less than $1 in $500 of new money printing is
finding it's way into silver?
Well,
where do people hear about silver? Newsletters like this one? This
letter does not reach 1% of the people of the USA, which would be 3
million people. This letter reaches barely 68,000 emails, and only about
17% open the emails when it hits their in box! That's barely 11,000
emails, and that says nothing about how long the email was open, for
many, it might only be half a second before they hit delete.
But
people, by and large, do not hear about silver from their friends. How
can they? The supply sales figures show that less than one person in 100
is interested in silver, perhaps more like one person in 1000 or less.
People
do not hear about silver from the controlled media. Why would they? The
media supports the status quo, big government & big business, which
means bonds and stocks.
People
do not hear about silver from their Universities or Schools. Why would
they? The Universities are not fed by silver, they are fed by big
government and big business.
People
do not hear about silver from their Churches, which should be promoting
the importance of honesty, honest money, the importance of using honest
weights and measures in commerce, debt forgiveness, Jubilee debt
release, the regulation and Biblical ban on usury, etc., but they do
not. Why would they? Well, do preachers learn these things from their
Bible Universities? No? Can they learn them from their parishioners when
less than 1 in 1000 people across the nation knows anything about
silver? Again, no. The preachers are in the same insulated bubble of
ignorance and misinformation about silver as everyone else.
So,
finally, this brings me to the billionaires who could all really move
the silver market. So far, there have been several that have dabbled in
silver. Buffett. Gates. Hugo Salinas Price.
What
if a billionaire founded bullion dealerships within a pre-existing
chain of 1000 retail outlets across a nation? What if Walmart or Costco
had the corner glasses shop, the corner drug shop, and the corner
bullion shop? What if Walmart put the majority of their cash into
silver?
What
if Apple Computer put the majority of their cash into gold and silver
and added the bullion shop section to each of their stores?
Things
like this happen as bull markets develop. In 1980, gas stations began
accepting silver as payment for gasoline! In fact, dealing in silver is
required as silver returns to being used as money again, when paper
money fails and is ultimately rejected by most of mankind. I don't
expect things like this to happen tomorrow, as the silver market is
still too small. These kinds of things are more likely after silver hits
about $250/oz. to $1000/oz.
"Silver
should continue to do better than the last ten year average of about
22% per year, on average, from $4.15 to $30 over ten years. Expect 30%
per year, on average. Expect silver to do worse right after it has
gained more than 30% in the prior year, and expect silver to do better
after a year when it has done worse.
Silver prices have stagnated, consolidated for the past two years from the prior peak of just under $50/oz.
I
expect silver prices near $45 to $50 before the end of 2013. $50 will
likely be an epic price battle that may last 6 months to a year.
Silver should hit $75 to $125 in the next peak or run up, likely sometime before the end of 2014."
Since
we have just passed the mid way of 2013, and since the battle for $50
might take 6 months to cross, and since we have not hit $50 yet this
year, then silver might not hit $50 by the end of this 2013, but perhaps
that is more likely by mid 2014.
All
of this is just extrapolating the trend from the charts. But again, all
the reasons for silver to move up strongly, more strongly than ever,
are still in place.
If
I were manipulating silver prices, and if it were my job to paint the
tape with a price trend that created the maximum disinterest in silver's
price rising over time, and to discourage both physical investors and
paper leveraged traders, I would create quick spikes up, too quickly for
people to jump on board the trend, and long slow declines, to create
maximum discouragement over the maximum amount of time, say about a year
or two. The reason is that people are often short term thinkers,
thinking only of "what have you done for me lately". And that is very
similar to what we see on silver's ten year price chart, a lot of quick
spikes up, and a lot of long slow grinding declines.
That's why I have consistently said, get it now, at today's prices, while you still can!
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I
strongly advise you to take possession of real gold and silver, at
anywhere near today's prices, while you still can. The fundamentals
indicate rising prices for decades to come, and a major price spike can
happen at any time.
JH MINT & Coin Shop
13241 Grass Valley Ave
Grass Valley, CA 95945
(530) 273-8175www.jhmint.com
Sincerely,
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