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"I also subscribe to a PM service in America and yesterday they sent out an alert to the effect that when silver hits the big round number of $40.00 ( their "target" price) it is likely to reverse and sustain a 10 to 15% drawdown. Gold should not be affected as it is not overbought, except insofar as the gold/silver ratio will temporarily change accordingly. Would you care to comment on this?"

David Fuller's view Thank you for your kind words and continued support.

I discussed silver in some detail two days ago (Tuesday) in my most recent precious metals review and nothing has occurred to alter that view which includes the psychological importance of $40.


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