Bad news is often good news for Gold and Silver markets.
If 2007 lives up to expectations as a year of political
unrest and world strife, prices for both metals could
rise substantially.
Ex. Escalation Against Iran, Syria, North Korea etc. -
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"There are a tremendous number of problems that could scare
investors into Gold and Silver,"
Jeffrey Christian, managing director of the New York-based
CPM Group, said in a phone interview Wednesday.
"You've got the U.S. versus Iraq, the U.S. versus Afghanistan,
the U.S. versus Iran and the U.S. versus Venezuela,"
not to mention problems brewing in Somalia and Korea,
he said.
Christian is basing his price forecasts accordingly.
He's predicting that Silver could hit $17 or even $20 per
ounce during the first six months of this year -
For Gold, he's predicting the potential for Gold prices
to spike above $700 or even $800 during the first half
of the year.
Investors tend to flock to Gold and Silver during times
of uncertainty, seeking a storehouse of value for their
wealth.
As a result, political and economic volatility results
in positive trends for Gold and Silver prices,
Christian said.
Investors start thinking about diversifying their portfolios,
adding mining stocks or purchasing Gold or Silver bullion,
he said.
Higher Silver prices may also boost the meager pay -
of the young miners in Cerro Rico, Potosi -
FMNJ - Cerro Rico INCA Mine -
was recently estimated to be -
The World's fifth Largest Undeveloped Silver Deposit -
(http://gold.seekingalpha.com/article/23676) -
still only shallow drilling has been performed -
Owned by the Mining Corporation of Bolivia (COMIBOL),
Franklin's agreement was signed in 2006 and guaranteed
by Bolivia's Minister of Mines and Metallurgy,
Walter Villarroel Morochi, in July -
Franklin hired Z&H to do the plan -
and Behre Dohbear to advise, review -
and approve the plan -
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Additional information on Franklin projects can be found at
franklinmining.com.
About Franklin Mining, Inc.
Franklin Mining, Inc. has interests in the United States,
Argentina and Bolivia which include a wholly owned subsidiary,
Franklin Mining, Bolivia, as well as 51% interest in
Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia and 51% interest in
Franklin Oil & Gas, Argentina.
For Further Information -
franklinmining.com
Investor Relations:
Mr. Andrew Austin,
1-702-386-5379
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A government feasibility study calculated -
on shallow drilling results -
subterranean mine burrowing into -
the Cerro Rico could produce -
266 million ounces of Silver over 25 years -
churning through 54 million tons of ore -
graded Ag at 182 grams per ton -
Eyeing the bigger load lurking in the lure of -
the Cerro Rico - mountain's interior, which
estimated at shallow upper chamber levels -
a minimum 250 million ounces of Silver worth billions -
of fiats remain for -
FMNJ Mission - with social majority resp. accepted -
in Potosi -
Rhodium $5005.- per ounce - Silver to follow -
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Its a start - Silver above $800.- per ounce in 1477 -
gold-eagle.com
fig. the inflasion since - the Silver would be much more
than $8000.- per ounce today -
(if it was a fair market playingfield -
without ratchillz banksterz manipulated the market -
since the past 500 years) -
Are the lemmings following LT Bucky? -
U.S $ INDEX (NYBOT:DX) -
FMNJ - dd --
franklinmining.com
FMNJ - Cerro Rico - Inca - Potosi or “Rich Mountain” -
great bonanza periods have been reported for the quality
of the mineral, with ore contents between 1,500 and
9,000 Silver ounces per ton -
and est. reserves are about 938,130 kgs of Silver -
by very shallow drilling -
250,004 tons of zinc - by very shallow drilling -
dd --
The Worlds Richest Silver Mines -
has been mined for more than -
- 500 years -
Est. 1864 -
franklinmining.com.
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FMNJ - Mission
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