Gold, DOW, AMEX and NASDAQ priced in SILVER ounces
By: SilverStrategies.com | 27 May, 2008
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| Developed over 3 years continuation Triangle pattern was decisively broke-down and confirmed as a resistance for Gold-Silver ratio - proof of higher Silver leverage over Gold. Full Story |
Three Pictures of Silver
By: SilverStratetgies.com team | 10 March, 2008
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| So far so good - the pattern proves persistent rate of growth and almost identical time span for subsequent consolidations, each consolidation lasted two years. However, we expect increased volatility and ascent of silver price to accelerate. We're five years into this bull market and there is no cycle top in sight yet. Full Story |
Speaking Of Silver
By: Sean Rakhimov | 9 April, 2007
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| We'll start with the bad news. The bad news is that there are very few people who know much about the silver market on both sides of the argument: bulls and bears. That is our unequivocal conclusion. It's also meant to be a warning. There are some very influential people with good track records and credentials in various aspects of investing and analysis who have spoken out on silver in the last year or two. Some of them were bullish, which of course, we tend to like. Then there were a few bearish ones. Full Story |
Bulls and Bears Fight..
By: SilverStateiges TA Team | 9 April, 2007
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| SILVER- The picture has not changed so much since our last CG report, and despite the MACD negative indication we suggest not to change the direction until further and more revealing price action. Full Story |
Year 2007 Scenarios for SILVER
By: SilverStrategies.com | 14 March, 2007
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| The aggressive scenario - Given economic factors such as inflation, industrial shortage and investment demand could easily push Silver above the upper bound of its classical "Ascending Triangle" (continuation formation). The events of this magnitude normally trigger the "buying panic" winch will drive the metal's price to $20.50 level. Full Story |
Mysterious Triangles
By: SilverStrategies.com | 3 January, 2007
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| SILVER: Here is the classical chart formation: - price decisively moved above the pattern and then pulled back to the support created by the same triangle's side. GOLD: Very similar development is observed for yellow metal, and now we just have keep an eye on the key support line. Full Story |
Silver and $XAU Weekly Charts
By: SilverStrategies.com | 14 November, 2006
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| On 6 year chart Silver looks very strong, all major trends are UP and intact. 2006 Spring-Summer correction holds above reasonable support lines which are matching to important 50% and 38.2% Fibonacci re-tracement levels. In the mean the time price stays within the trading range between $11.00 and $13.25, however the MACD cross-over speaks in favor further price advancing... Full Story |
GOLD-SILVER ratio and the outlook at HOUSING in SILVER terms
By: SilverStrategies.com | 17 October, 2006
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| GOLD-SILVER Ratio since 1981 GOLD-SILVER Ratio (6 year chart) GOLD-SILVER Ratio (3 year chart) HOUSING INDEX-SILVER Ratio (3 year chart) Full Story |
Mixed Bag of Chinese Cookies
By: Sean Rakhimov | 2 March, 2006
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| We just returned from a nine day trip to China. Having spent a few days in Shanghai, a day in Guangzhou and the rest of time in places less traveled, including two silver projects, we had some ideas that we’d like to share. Normally we stick to silver in our writing, but this time we felt compelled to stray if just a little bit. Then again, as you will read below, silver is such a unique metal, such an integral part of our lives that in any type of development in modern society will have a “silver angle”. Full Story |
Silver Continues to Outperform Gold
By: Sean Rakhimov | 23 December, 2005
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| It has been a very good year for silver and 2006 should be at least as good. We’ll skip the “nothing goes straight up” rhetoric and get right down to it. Looking in the rear-view mirror at the year past we reflect on what it has or has not done for you - the silver investor. We find a great deal of satisfaction in proving the nay-sayers were wrong yet again. Full Story |
A Layman’s Case For Silver
By: Sean Rakhimov | 23 November, 2005
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| There have been quite a few articles on silver and its potential to appreciate in paper money terms lately. We agree. We don’t necessarily agree with all the reasons put forth to prove that theory by fellow writers or share all the views on the subject, but we agree with the underlying premise: silver price is set to go up in all paper currencies. Full Story |
Update on Silver Companies, October 2005
By: Sean Rakhimov | 27 October, 2005
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| We received a good deal of feedback to the first article of this series and took it upon ourselves to provide a periodic update on silver companies that have had significant developments in the given stretch of time. We found this exercise useful for ourselves as well as those readers who took the time to send us their comments. The purpose of this overview is to reflect on some of the news that did/could/should have a substantial impact on company’s operations either immediate or longer term. Full Story |
If You Like Gold Buy Silver
By: Sean Rakhimov | 11 October, 2005
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| The world is running out of silver. Or is it? Let us qualify that: the world is running out of cheap silver. And how, you ask, we arrive at such conclusion? And I turn it right back at you, and say – show me the silver! With the price of every commodity going up what do you think it will do to the price of silver? Full Story |
Emerging Silver Producers
By: Sean Rakhimov | 7 September, 2005
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| Jim Puplava has just created a Gold Index that makes an emphasis on quality juniors including silver juniors. With that in mind we decided to look at some of the emerging silver producers that may qualify to be added to shopping lists of institutions entering the sector or otherwise materially impact their own standing by becoming a producer. Full Story |
Silver Stocks on Sale
By: Sean Rakhimov, Silver Strategies | 2 June, 2005
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| Investing can be rather boring if you as you should keep asking yourself – did the fundamentals change? And so long as the answer is “NO” stick with your positions. But we can’t expect the markets to be rational, can we? Trouble is, in the long run they are and that is exactly what we’re betting on. Full Story |