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Gold/Mining/Energy : Silver prices -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: paul ross who wrote (4835)	4/17/2002 2:25:07 AM
From: Canuck Dave	Respond to of 8010

LOL. I want the name of your landfill. My own backyard is black from all the silver dollars which my son accidentally dumped acid on. I need a place which will accept the half dollars and quarters. Please help me. CD

To: paul ross who wrote (4835)	4/17/2002 9:42:03 AM
From: Bat Man	Respond to of 8010

I know what you mean, I'm constantly telling my neighbour not to throw any more of that stuff into my back yard! And driving up the street here is an obstacle course, silver everywhere to zig-zag around.

To: paul ross who wrote (4835)	4/17/2002 1:03:12 PM
From: goldsheet	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 8010

> I'm so happy that some posters are starting to challenge the great silver deficit hoax. You should read my posts going back several years. The silver deficit is definitely real, but becoming more manageable every year. Every essay one reads shows the deficit continuing at historical rates, depletion of the stockpile, then a great boom in prices. Of course many of these sites that host these essays are most happy to sell you silver, so what else would you expect ? One needs to look at the deficit trend, which has decreased over the last 5 years, and is now about 100moz. This is a gap than can, and has been easily filled by Chinese dumping. Meanwhile, with a weak econmony demand remains flat, while mine production continues to grow at the 10% annual rate. Two years of 10% growth can also fill a 100moz gap, then silver goes into surplus. I don't have the big bucks or wisdom of a Gates or Buffet, who have just recently discovered silver, I'm just a novice who has only been involved with silver since 1965.