Odd thing: I go to Kitco.com daily to see the price of silver just as a check on what the market thinks about the economy, and lately it has been dropping in price / troy oz. Today, it's a mere $21.66, but earlier this year it had been over $25.
Any idea why silver, if a crash is imminent, would be falling in price? I would think that people in the know would be rushing to buy silver (or gold) if they knew the market was going to crash, and drive up the price.
Odd thing: I go to Kitco.com daily to see the price of silver just as a check on what the market thinks about the economy, and lately it has been dropping in price / troy oz. Today, it's a mere $21.66, but earlier this year it had been over $25.
Any idea why silver, if a crash is imminent, would be falling in price? I would think that people in the know would be rushing to buy silver (or gold) if they knew the market was going to crash, and drive up the price.
Fake pricing based on paper (ETFs)
They crush the paper price to acquire more physical before the implosion. So should you 😎
Cough cough ahem, uh hello sir, might I ask you where you're seeing $235 bars? Asking for... uhhh a friend.
I would also like to know. 280 FRN is the lowest I've seen lately for 10oz