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Gold/Mining/Energy : Silver prices

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To: jim watson who started this subject11/18/2000 9:02:43 AM
From: Raja  Read Replies (3) of 8010
 
LONDON, Nov 14 (Reuters)- Silver took centre stage in the precious metals markets on Tuesday as industry reluctance to support the metal sent the fix to fresh three-year lows.
"Demand is weak and appears to be weakening," Macquarie Research analyst Kamal Naqvi said.
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Silver demand comes primarily from the jewellery, electronic and photography sectors and analysts said interest in the metal from the first two sectors was waning.
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On the supply side, analysts said a fall in lease rates -- which suggest good availability -- had further dampened prices.

uk.biz.yahoo.com

Could it be possible that Ted Butler et al, are very WRONG in their assessment of the Silver situation? Surely a lot of these "analysts" must be reading articles from Gold-Eagle (or at least heard about them), and yet why have none supported the view of Ted Butler, McAlvany, et al...? If silver is truly in short supply then certainly many more advocates of Ted Butler should come out of the closet and proclaim the truth to the uninformed masses! Why doesn't KODAK for example say anything?? Or do they not see any shortage in Silver, which is unlikely as such a big company would surely be prepared in advance for any matters affecting its business?

Confused,
RAJA
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