Silver Wheaton Corp. Message Board
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To take the time and make the effort to communicate this deserves a thank you.
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He was doing so well too!
Then, he changed his mantra.
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Are we not seeing a perfect inverted cup and handle?
Now, the question is we are looking for confirmation of a direction, Y or N? -
DDCNagi-SLW is a silver streamer. Not a miner. Not an ETF.
A Streamer.
They pay an up front "fee" to say, a Gold Miner who has mined, as a by product, other metals,ie; silver.
The up front fee funds the miner and for that fee, SLW receives the silver for a certain number of years or life of the mine, at MUCH lower costs than current spot price. Spot price could go up or down. Their deal is fixed.
SLW also has a gold contracts.
Some will say they paid too much for their contracts and some say they have negotiated great contracts in place.
There's so much more to it, but hope that's a start.
And,just my op.
GL - Reply to
Soros increases positions in Miners. Here's part of the story.
by cmegladon •May 20, 2013 2:10 PMOh, and Lee Cooperman also entered some new positions.
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In a 13-F release issued by the SEC after market close yesterday, it was reported that Soros Fund Management LLC, founded and chaired by billionaire financier George Soros, significantly increased its gold related holdings, most notably, through the purchase of over $25 million dollars worth of call options on the GDXJ Junior Gold Miners index.
This stunning move by one of the world’s top performing hedge funds, suggests a powerful surge ahead for gold equities. It should be noted, that in the forty years prior to 2010, the Soros Fund averaged a 20% annual rate of return.
A breakdown of the 13-F data indicates that during the first quarter, the Soros Fund:
1. Maintained a $32mm stake in individual miners.
2. Added a staggering 1.1 million shares of GDX to its holdings, at a reported price of $37.84 per share. Total Soros Fund GDX holdings now stand -
The currency race to the bottom along with one of the top teams in the world, Abenomics, has distinguished itself as the premier event of our times.
We no longer are winning the race. Lew knows it, Ben knows it. It's their way of excusing what they're doing.
Thus, the almighty Buck strengthens and PMs lose their luster.
Wait for the pitstop and the lap count.
The buck is still losing steam, just the measurements have changed to protect the guilty.
The games will continue and PMs will have their day.
Buy when others cry.
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Has nothing to do with earnings.
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MAY 5-10 ECONOMIC CALENDAR: LIGHT and blah. Cook Stats like Chicken Soup Fri
by yourdeadmeat69 •May 5, 2013 7:41 PMYesterday, at the party, before dessert, Nouriel said "the mahket is going to crash. You have 2 years for that Fed buying befau it happens".
Let it be said.
Let it be written.
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Mideast is back in play.
Metals and oil could react. -
Trade will work out quite well.
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Taking a shot on Benny. A quick #$%$ shoot all or nothing.
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I don't know who Turk is. I don't follow the "bugs", although I occasionally read some of what they write.
I do know this. Most of their stories are "conspiracy theories" that have little or nothing to do with the prices. If guys like Paulsen or Einhorn get it wrong occasionally, and they know a lot more than most "bugs", then we can get it wrong also.
These guys invest billions.
Sovereign funds invest 100s of billions.
Are games played? YES
Does it have to do with Pascua and Barrick? I don't think so.
But I don't argue with them, or you or anyone who believes.
I think todays action was exactly what I wrote.
PMI spooked currency traders. Pure fundamentals.
And when the dollar started dropping,,conversely, metals, miners reversed the down trend.
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PMI was weaker than expected.
Dollar sank more than anticipated.
Bucks poured into equities, metals and miners.
Tomorows Fed had today's numbers.
We'll see but the set up is looking significant.
Shine on. - Reply to
S0, now a three week WAIT for physical delivery of 100 oz SILVER bar
by deliciouspoke •Apr 30, 2013 7:28 AMI got my stuff from "the Mint" on time and my coins fromAPMEXon time.
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The rat is late to the game as usual.
And even when he's late, he's wrong.......
He forgot about the set up for tomorrow. - Reply to
30 April-3 May Eco Calendar: Europe Rears Ugly Head, while FOMC Foams Tuesday-ish
by yourdeadmeat69 •Apr 28, 2013 7:18 AMPending home sales is split into two categories, right?
Existing and new.
If "Joe sixpack knows something bout supply and demand the pundits don't" and is not selling due to implied reasoning, then sales of new homes should rise according to your logic.
Personally,a bad dream tells me it's all whitewash. The data we are being fed (which was at one time close to real) is as bad as accounting in Haiti. Those in power control the data.
We learned from the Chinese,who learned from us,cept we started practicing it after seeing how they control public sentiment.
And the Japanese now have Abenomics, learning from us.
For almost 2 weeks now, we are reading about how some Pachech brought Boston to a halt and they want us to believe it's a lone pachech.
The news is no longer focused on the pachech in Pyong Gong. After all, pressure cookers are far easier to buy than nukes.
What me worry was far more believable and enjoyable, and trustworthy, than the Times of NY of the office of management and budget for that matter.
Let's hope Lloyd and Goldman and the management at JP let the shine back in for a while. We could all use a turbo thrust of B12 to our checking accounts. -
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Actually-Goldman Sachs reversed their short position in PMs. They advised their clients to go back into Gold.
Many on this board had it right,IMO.
The banksters dropped it and could be near a bottom. They probably all are going long PMs again for the next run up.
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the economy is showing some signs of a better housing market.We see less of a chance of a systemic failure as banks are cleaning up their balance sheets.
US Banks have shown via our stress tests they are in a better position than last year. Still need to be cognizent of potential global slowdown, particularly in EU. Contagion is a factor, but represents a small risk.
We see low I rates well into 2014 and although UE has toicked down, the public sector could easily tick up and weigh on the numbers, while the private sector continues to modestly improve. Our target remains our target and is unlikely to be achieved in 2014.
The sequester and Congressional gridlock continues to hamper our views of increased GDP beyond 2 to 2.25%.
That'smy take on what he didn't say yet.