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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.164.861 von Frickhasserin am 18.09.08 10:58:28Global Silver Supply:* 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Mine Production 582.2 589.2 585.9 595.6 634.4 641.6 646.1 670.6
Global Government Sales* 78.1 87.2 71.3 82.6 61.7 68.0 77.7 42.3
Old Silver Scrap 179.2 182.7 184.9 191.6 181.1 187.3 188.0 181.6
Total Supply 839.5 859.1 842.1 869.8 877.2 896.9 911.8 894.5
= = = = = = = =
Global Silver Demand:* 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Industrial Applications 377.1 338.1 342.4 351.2 367.1 409.3 430.0 455.3
Photography 219.5 213.9 205.3 196.1 181.0 164.8 145.8 128.3
Jewelry & Silverware 281.4 286.0 259.2 276.7 247.5 249.6 224.9 222.2
Coins & Medals 29.8 30.5 31.3 35.3 41.1 40.6 39.8 37.8
Total Demand 907.8 868.5 838.2 859.3 836.7 864.4 840.5 843.7
http://www.technicalindicators.com/silver.htm
Also ein Silberdefizit sehe ich hier nicht,oder du??
Mine Production 582.2 589.2 585.9 595.6 634.4 641.6 646.1 670.6
Global Government Sales* 78.1 87.2 71.3 82.6 61.7 68.0 77.7 42.3
Old Silver Scrap 179.2 182.7 184.9 191.6 181.1 187.3 188.0 181.6
Total Supply 839.5 859.1 842.1 869.8 877.2 896.9 911.8 894.5
= = = = = = = =
Global Silver Demand:* 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Industrial Applications 377.1 338.1 342.4 351.2 367.1 409.3 430.0 455.3
Photography 219.5 213.9 205.3 196.1 181.0 164.8 145.8 128.3
Jewelry & Silverware 281.4 286.0 259.2 276.7 247.5 249.6 224.9 222.2
Coins & Medals 29.8 30.5 31.3 35.3 41.1 40.6 39.8 37.8
Total Demand 907.8 868.5 838.2 859.3 836.7 864.4 840.5 843.7
http://www.technicalindicators.com/silver.htm
Also ein Silberdefizit sehe ich hier nicht,oder du??
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.164.712 von sumoey am 18.09.08 10:49:51Genügend Silber da?
von wieviel Unzen gehs Du aus?
Die Schätzungen wieviel Silber oberirdisch noch existent ist, gehen weit auseinander,
von 1 Milliarde bis 10 Milliarden Unzen.
aber selbst wenn die größten Optimisten mit 10 Milliarden Unzen Recht hätten
(und da ist dann auch der letzte Silberlöffel mit drin) dann wäre das gerade mal
doppelt soviel wie weltweiten Goldbestände und immer noch armselig wenig
von wieviel Unzen gehs Du aus?
Die Schätzungen wieviel Silber oberirdisch noch existent ist, gehen weit auseinander,
von 1 Milliarde bis 10 Milliarden Unzen.
aber selbst wenn die größten Optimisten mit 10 Milliarden Unzen Recht hätten
(und da ist dann auch der letzte Silberlöffel mit drin) dann wäre das gerade mal
doppelt soviel wie weltweiten Goldbestände und immer noch armselig wenig
The Biggest Mistake Silver Investors and Traders Make
September 17, 2008 · By Brad · Filed Under General
Last month I invited David Morgan Silver-Investor.com to come and do a guest blog post. Well we received a huge email and comment response to bring him back for more analysis.
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The Biggest Mistake Silver Investors and Traders Make!
Do you know what it is?
by David Morgan
To say that investors in the resource sector have been having a bumpy ride for the last six months would be the understatement of the year! Whether you hold mining stocks, buy physical precious metals, or play the futures market, it’s been hard to make dimes and easy to lose dollars. How is a trader supposed to keep his or her balance during these turbulent times, when gold and silver can make bigger up and down moves overnight than they normally do during the daytime session?
I’ve said many times that the market will seek to find and lay bare every weakness a trader has (both in personality and trading style). In order to survive and trade profitably, it is not enough just to become proficient in the mechanics of buying and selling. What is critical is to spend the time necessary to develop a thorough understanding of yourself.
An old Chinese saying that many of my readers have no doubt heard, but which in today’s market environment certainly bears repeating, goes:
If you know your opponent and yourself, you will be victorious in one hundred battles.
If you know only yourself, the odds are even.
If you know neither, there is great danger in one hundred battles.
Tony Burroughs of the Intenders tells us that, to a large extent, our reality is formed by the way we talk to ourselves. Almost always, the outcome of something we are doing will be more productive and positive if we “intend” rather than “try” or “hope.” When the markets are challenging, as they have been lately, “the novice buys into the doubt, but the ‘knower’ pushes the doubt aside and continues forward.”
Start by asking yourself if the reasons you initially invested in mining stocks and metals have changed. Do you believe the fundamentals are different now than they were a few months ago? Are your goals and how you plan to achieve them still aligned? Can you still focus on the larger, long-term picture and turn down the short-term noise?
If you believe, as I do, that this secular bull market for gold and silver has a long way to run, then you can more easily deal with current conditions, limit second-guessing, and make the trading decisions that will keep you in the game.
My friend Pat Gorman has spent much of his life helping others to develop the tools they need to succeed, as well as spending no small amount of time in the search for balance in walking his own path. He likes to speak of two important concepts that can help us stay centered and move forward professionally and personally. These concepts are discipline and gratitude.
Be disciplined in studying about the markets you choose to invest in, and then follow through on what you have learned. Just as important, take time on a regular basis to express your gratitude for what life has given you and the opportunities it presents. Sure the markets and the profit we hope to make from them are important. But doesn’t the real value in our lives rest with our relationships and the health of family, friends, and ourselves? Aren’t you privileged to live in a country that in spite of its many problems is still a beacon for millions of people from around the world?
Developing a thorough understanding about yourself and making sure your self-talk moves you in the direction of your personal and professional goals may not seem as exciting as pulling off a ten-bagger mining stock trade or catching a one-dollar move on a silver futures contract. But it really does offer the potential of helping your trading to become more consistent and enables it to flow with the market, regardless of what it is doing on a given day, week, or month.
Let’s face it. Not only is the market unaware that you exist, but it probably wouldn’t care, even if it knew. There are valid reasons for seeing the trading floors as battlefields, because that’s what they really are . . . titanic battles between bulls and bears.
When the day comes that you have developed a good understanding not only of the markets, but of yourself as well, you may then truly become “victorious in one hundred (trades) battles.” I’d say this is a very worthy endeavor. How about you?
Get Real, Buy Real,
David Morgan
September 17, 2008 · By Brad · Filed Under General
Last month I invited David Morgan Silver-Investor.com to come and do a guest blog post. Well we received a huge email and comment response to bring him back for more analysis.
==================================================================
The Biggest Mistake Silver Investors and Traders Make!
Do you know what it is?
by David Morgan
To say that investors in the resource sector have been having a bumpy ride for the last six months would be the understatement of the year! Whether you hold mining stocks, buy physical precious metals, or play the futures market, it’s been hard to make dimes and easy to lose dollars. How is a trader supposed to keep his or her balance during these turbulent times, when gold and silver can make bigger up and down moves overnight than they normally do during the daytime session?
I’ve said many times that the market will seek to find and lay bare every weakness a trader has (both in personality and trading style). In order to survive and trade profitably, it is not enough just to become proficient in the mechanics of buying and selling. What is critical is to spend the time necessary to develop a thorough understanding of yourself.
An old Chinese saying that many of my readers have no doubt heard, but which in today’s market environment certainly bears repeating, goes:
If you know your opponent and yourself, you will be victorious in one hundred battles.
If you know only yourself, the odds are even.
If you know neither, there is great danger in one hundred battles.
Tony Burroughs of the Intenders tells us that, to a large extent, our reality is formed by the way we talk to ourselves. Almost always, the outcome of something we are doing will be more productive and positive if we “intend” rather than “try” or “hope.” When the markets are challenging, as they have been lately, “the novice buys into the doubt, but the ‘knower’ pushes the doubt aside and continues forward.”
Start by asking yourself if the reasons you initially invested in mining stocks and metals have changed. Do you believe the fundamentals are different now than they were a few months ago? Are your goals and how you plan to achieve them still aligned? Can you still focus on the larger, long-term picture and turn down the short-term noise?
If you believe, as I do, that this secular bull market for gold and silver has a long way to run, then you can more easily deal with current conditions, limit second-guessing, and make the trading decisions that will keep you in the game.
My friend Pat Gorman has spent much of his life helping others to develop the tools they need to succeed, as well as spending no small amount of time in the search for balance in walking his own path. He likes to speak of two important concepts that can help us stay centered and move forward professionally and personally. These concepts are discipline and gratitude.
Be disciplined in studying about the markets you choose to invest in, and then follow through on what you have learned. Just as important, take time on a regular basis to express your gratitude for what life has given you and the opportunities it presents. Sure the markets and the profit we hope to make from them are important. But doesn’t the real value in our lives rest with our relationships and the health of family, friends, and ourselves? Aren’t you privileged to live in a country that in spite of its many problems is still a beacon for millions of people from around the world?
Developing a thorough understanding about yourself and making sure your self-talk moves you in the direction of your personal and professional goals may not seem as exciting as pulling off a ten-bagger mining stock trade or catching a one-dollar move on a silver futures contract. But it really does offer the potential of helping your trading to become more consistent and enables it to flow with the market, regardless of what it is doing on a given day, week, or month.
Let’s face it. Not only is the market unaware that you exist, but it probably wouldn’t care, even if it knew. There are valid reasons for seeing the trading floors as battlefields, because that’s what they really are . . . titanic battles between bulls and bears.
When the day comes that you have developed a good understanding not only of the markets, but of yourself as well, you may then truly become “victorious in one hundred (trades) battles.” I’d say this is a very worthy endeavor. How about you?
Get Real, Buy Real,
David Morgan
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.164.512 von Wayet am 18.09.08 10:39:44Ich denke auch,das genügend Silber da ist.Die Chinesen sollen ja jede Menge bunkern,bzw. sogar auf den MArkt schmeissen.Angeblich waren sie mitverantwortlich für den Silberpreisverfall.
Und nach wie vor produzieren ja die Minen,oder hat auch nur eine Mine bislang aufgegeben??
Also es gibt sicher keine Münzen,das steht fest,aber das macht nur 1% der Silbernachfrage aus!!!!Das heißt nicht:ES GIBT KEIN SILBER MEHR!!!!
Und nach wie vor produzieren ja die Minen,oder hat auch nur eine Mine bislang aufgegeben??
Also es gibt sicher keine Münzen,das steht fest,aber das macht nur 1% der Silbernachfrage aus!!!!Das heißt nicht:ES GIBT KEIN SILBER MEHR!!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.164.512 von Wayet am 18.09.08 10:39:44das Silber das in den nächsten 4-5 Jahren abgebaut wird, ist JETZT aber nicht da.
Die Banken brechen zusammen und bald prügeln sich Investoren und Industrie um die letzten paar hundert Mio. Unzen
die oberirdisch auf Lager sind.
und was sind ein paar lumpige Milliarden Dollar Silber gegenüber ein paar tausend Milliarden Dollar die jetzt
panikartig Sicherheit suchen
Die Banken brechen zusammen und bald prügeln sich Investoren und Industrie um die letzten paar hundert Mio. Unzen
die oberirdisch auf Lager sind.
und was sind ein paar lumpige Milliarden Dollar Silber gegenüber ein paar tausend Milliarden Dollar die jetzt
panikartig Sicherheit suchen
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.164.498 von Frickhasserin am 18.09.08 10:38:52stellst du news ein oder analysierst, bringst hintergrundinfos oder konstruktive gedamken? - fehlanzeige.
ich schließe mich kobold und langfristtrend an
ich schließe mich kobold und langfristtrend an
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.164.391 von Frickhasserin am 18.09.08 10:33:29Das glaube ich kaum, Silber wird es schon geben, vielleicht nur eine Frage des Preises, aber ich denke nicht dass wir so eine Knappheit haben, dass es kein Silber mehr gibt. Wenn überhaupt denke ich dass sowas mehrere Jahre dauern könnte. Es gibt bestimmt genügend Silber, welches aber momentan vielleicht nicht zu diesen Preisen abbaubar ist.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.164.443 von langfristtrend am 18.09.08 10:35:57Threads kaputt machen nur Poster die andere User beleidigen oder diffamieren.
Ich schreibe nur zu Silber oder First hier und das ist vorbildhaft und lobenswert
Ich schreibe nur zu Silber oder First hier und das ist vorbildhaft und lobenswert
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.164.319 von Frickhasserin am 18.09.08 10:29:45Meine Postings beschäftigen sich wenigstens mit Silber oder First.
Du motzt nur rum
ich schreibe hier was ich will und lasse mir von Dir keine Vorschriften machen
wenn das für Dich Müll ist, dann blende mich aus
Hey!
Wir lassen nicht zu, dass mit so einem geistlosen Postingmüll, wie er von dir kommt, dieses gute Board ruiniert wird! Also entweder schreibst du was Gescheites oder schleichst dich woandershin. Sonst ist dieser Thread kaputt. Funktioniert das nicht - keine Beiträge mehr von mir und bestimmt auch bald von ein paar anderen guten Postern!
Langfristtrend
Du motzt nur rum
ich schreibe hier was ich will und lasse mir von Dir keine Vorschriften machen
wenn das für Dich Müll ist, dann blende mich aus
Hey!
Wir lassen nicht zu, dass mit so einem geistlosen Postingmüll, wie er von dir kommt, dieses gute Board ruiniert wird! Also entweder schreibst du was Gescheites oder schleichst dich woandershin. Sonst ist dieser Thread kaputt. Funktioniert das nicht - keine Beiträge mehr von mir und bestimmt auch bald von ein paar anderen guten Postern!
Langfristtrend
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.164.285 von langfristtrend am 18.09.08 10:28:00Du sagst es!
Bald gibt es Silber nur noch indirekt zu kaufen über Aktien wie First Majestic und Andere.
Was das für deren Kurse bedeutet kann sich jeder ausmalen
Bald gibt es Silber nur noch indirekt zu kaufen über Aktien wie First Majestic und Andere.
Was das für deren Kurse bedeutet kann sich jeder ausmalen
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