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From the page: "Commodities had a difficult week, but most commodities were able to rally strongly on Friday. Commodities are still tied closely with the equity markets and the Dollar tends to drop when the equity markets stabilize. Those patterns held true this week and I would expect next week to be a good week for commodities as stocks look stronger and the Dollar should have another swing low. "

From the page: "Investing in the silver market can be accomplished in several ways, the main three methods are through the purchase of silver coins, silver bullion or by investing in silver mining stocks. Silver, as we all know, is a precious metal, but aside from its beauty and use in coins or jewelry, silver has become a very important metal for industry and technology. Most people would be surprised to know that over the last 15 years, the annual production of silver (mined and made available for use) has been less than its consumption (used in industry, or for coins and jewelry). Among all metals, silver is the best conductor of electricity and its use in electrical components has increased dramatically. As an investor, it is easy to see that the demand for silver will increase but the supply of silver is lagging. Investing in physical silver can be difficult. Given the relatively low price of silver, it can be difficult to store and protect thousands of ounces. Other investment options are to buy stock in silver mining companies, or owning silver certificates. A silver certificate allows an investor to buy and sell physical silver without having to store or transport it. Many Swiss banks allow investors to b"

From the page: "During the time of the three big raw material booms of the last century, the oil price was always sky-rocketing before the other raw material subclasses, especially in comparison to precious metals.
So have a look at the relationship between oil and silver.
Itâ€s interesting to see that the oil price has already been more than 300 percent above its ATH of 40 USD (US Dollars) a barrel, marked in 1980/81.
So itâ€s absolutely unbelievable that silver, which has the highest intrinsic value, is one of the most undervalued assets at all, and still quoting remarkable 80 percent below its high dating from 1980 (52,5 USD).
For the anticyclic orientated investor, being aimed at substance, the sheer enormity of this undervaluation is reason enough to have a more precise look at the white metal."

From the page: "Silver is known as a precious metal and much, much more. This metal of ancient civilizations and of modern technology has been used as a medium of exchange through the ages, and is an important investment metal with a variety of industrial uses. "

From the page: "London, 16 January 2009 - Sentiment was again mixed in the precious metals yesterday with the EUR/USD cross again providing much of the day's direction. Despite gold dipping to a 5-week low ETF holding's saw another jump yesterday with the SPDR fund reaching a new record of 795.25-tonnes. Economic data will again add further direction today with the line-up including December CPI, Industrial Production and January Consumer Sentiment. Crude oil also came under pressure yesterday, dipping to $33.20 before recovering to close at $35.40."

From the page: "But for a certain class of gold owners, they DO earn interests on gold. Right now, instead of receiving interest for lending out gold, they are paying people to borrow gold. Who are these gold owners?"

From the page: "â€m going to preface this article by warning you that this is one of the longest and most important articles I have scripted in many months. During the recent gold and silver correction that began on July 14, 2008 and which perfectly coincided with the miraculous surge higher in the U.S. dollar, there was a massive story unfolding that should have been a lead story in every financial magazine, newspaper and website. Yet the media responded with silence. The story was so big, as a matter of fact, that every economics textbook should now have to remove the Law of Supply and Demand from their pages because if free markets still exist, the recent behavior in gold and silver markets strongly obliterates it. "