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Strategies & Market Trends : Commodities - The Coming Bull Market -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: craig crawford who wrote (327)6/25/2001 2:08:11 PM
From: craig crawford  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1643
 
Gates touch turns Pan Am Silver to gold: Stock up 17% since June 5:
Miner positioned as prime beneficiary of silver price rally
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Financial Post - Canada; Jun 22, 2001
BY JASON CHOW

Silver is bound for a rally, the experts say. The stockpiles are depleting
quickly while demand remains strong. China, which control up to 15% of
the world's supply, continues to be the wild card in the silver market and
has been selling a substantial amount of its reserves, keeping prices low.

Silver prices, however, are heavily influenced by movements in the gold
market. How they work together is too difficult to define, said Mr. Cooper,
but a correlation exists.

"Gold and silver are going to go up together. They're not going to go up one
to one, but there is some connection there."
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Besides Bill Gates, two well-known billionaires have made waves in the
silver market. Super-investor Warren Buffett reportedly bought 130 million
ounces of the precious metal in 1998 and former hedge fund guru George
Soros owns a large stake in Apex Silver Mines Ltd.

Why would they be so excited about silver? Both analysts think such
moves could be a long-term bet on a simple supply-and-demand game.

"They're looking at it fundamentally, and silver is one of the best-positioned
metals for the future," said Mr. Hodaly.