An Email Exchange and Tightening Production

[webmaster]

Subject:An Email Exchange and Tightening Production
By: Theodore Butler

Overview: This decline in base metals and silver byproduct output, as well as the deteriorating world economic conditions have afforded you the opportunity to take advantage of a truly exceptional situation. The circumstances have converged to make silver a better buy than ever before, thanks to the sharp sell-off since summer. It’s one thing to say silver is a better buy than ever before, and another to back that statement up. Here’s the backup - It’s in tighter supply than ever and that supply threatens to get tighter. It’s the cheapest it has been in years. World economic conditions favor it more than ever. It has more one-way converts and strong long-term holders daily. The manipulation is closer to ending than ever before. The only thing you must avoid is waiting too long to buy it.

Link: http://news.silverseek.com/TedButler/1230657055.php

[Sue-Z-Q]

I am generally flapdoodled by the lack of response to the stuff posted for forum discussion PROVIDED by those who shoulder the costs to give us this place to vent and share ideas and information, and they post something and no one makes a comment. They must shake their heads over us, gang. We're like partiers who never bother to tell the hosts 'Thank you!'

Well thanks silverseeker.com staffers. You're performing a wondrous service, whether we remember to chime in and let you know or not. If you weren't here for us all the time - we'd have withdrawl symptoms bad.

The thrust of the entire article was excellent. And it makes sense to ME that silver as the byproduct with 70% coming as tailings from copper, zinc, etc. mining and processing will see less silver extracted as copper is recycled and new ores need not be hauled to the surface from where they've lain for millenia. So, too, shall the silver remain there.

And of course you're right that they won't go in merely to get the silver. That is counterproductive.

I likened it to the grocery cases. Bacon is actually an expensive meat, sometimes more expensive than persons purchasing it believe. Sow Bellies are sold as a commodity, and it is from sow bellies (regardless of sex - boar bellies are lumped in the same category.)

And if you think a farmer is going to go out and cut the belly off a hog and let the hams and shoulders rot down so he can benefit from high belly/bacon prices - you're deluded.

What the man said in the article. He's right!

[mick silver]

thanks webmaster alway like reading what ted got to say

[duneyman]

You make a good point about the lack of response to these articles. It is understandable, however, for us to be very discouraged when Butler, Morgan, and the like never warned us about silver crashing all the way down to below nine an ounce. Fourteen seemed a reasonable low but surely not eight something. I have read negative articles on silver's prospects in various places and I wish I had heeded their advice.

[Sue-Z-Q]

qwertyqwerty

[JesterJay]

There were more than one who warned of a DROP.
We knew it inherently, it had to be coming.
Think about it.
Huge run up to $21 silver???
Volatile metal. Highest price in 26 years.
Hmmmmmmm........
Think there might be a pull back???
OF COURSE!
But no one wants to be caught OUT of silver.
I held (man, I was tempted to sell 20% and Damn Near Did) at 20.
But, I still got my silver.
I bought some at 8.92 just recently and NOW...
The price is over 11 again!
If you don't hold it.....
JesterJay

Originally Posted by Sue-Z-Q

Distinctly recalled we WERE warned.

Personally I tend to read everything on Goldseek's sidebar where I was introduced to Jason a long time ago. Golden Jackass, Bob Chapman, and others. So I'm pretty sure it was from the Usual Group of Pontificators that it came.

When gold was at its high in March, this one contrarian, and I'm 98% positive it emanated from Goldseek (or possibly 321 gold) because this dude SAID gold was gonna drop like a rock, and to sell now buy back twice the amount later off $21 high. Hubs and I actually DISCUSSED it. Wondered what to do. Came to the conclusion to stay put, miss the opportunity, because we did NOT want to get caught on a train ride whose destination was to go over the cliff, and we'd sell out high...and be unable to replace it.

Did we miss the boat? Maybe missed the little dingy, but we're still positoned to get on the Safety Boat of which Jason wrote this week.

We were warned, friends. Either you didn't see it or it's slipped through the cracks of your mind. But one lone voice out in the wilderness did warn us.

[Sue-Z-Q]

qwertyqwerty

[JesterJay]

Glad you agree with me!
It's about time someone did,
JesterJay

Originally Posted by Sue-Z-Q

We view tuning in to the various forecasters, reading what is said on forums, gathering the input, distilling it, getting ideas - then taking the 'best of the best' and sleuthing around to consider the course we prefer to follow.

As one with a background in publishing and advertising...I need to make you aware of something.

Do they shoot horses? You'd better believe it. We remember the Westerns where the Bad Guys shot a good horse out from under a rider. We recall that they shoot injured horse's like the one last Kentucky Derby that crossed the finish line on broken front legs and received a 'shot' (injection) of a different kind.

However, those who watched a lot of Western movies as kids remember the funny ones where some sloppy, comedian of a cowboy would mount his horse backwards and sometimes shoot his own horse from under himself.

Well, trust me: as writers, we did not set out to write (and sell) an trave; article or a humor piece for at one-time very high paying airline magazine, the type that used to be tucked into the pocket on the back of the seat ahead of you, and in the manuscript sent in for the editor's consideration go on and on about HOW GREAT it was to RIDE A TRAIN. The slant was traveling by air - nothing else.

In the industry this is called 'slant'. Whatever you read - consider that there is likely a slant - especially if there are advertising funds involved and the way that person desiring to generate additional business via ads to grow a living. The silver forecasters, well, most have a long history, they TELL you how confusing it is, they pretty much admit THEY don't know all that is going on, but to be aware, as they are, that it's all manipulated. Be aware of the manipulation - then take action accordingly. They give you their best insights. These people live, breathe, eat and sleep precious metals, silver in particular. To my knowledge none of them hold a gun to your head (or to your horse.)

By doing due diligence you'll think it through, and make a decision. Our Faithful and Fearless Leader, Jason, knows an awful lot. He has people who believe in him enough to pay for advertising on his site, and his information is a product he has to sell. He tells many of us (for free!) his impressions of it all, as does Morgan and Butler. Our actions are up to us.

They know the market has been chaotic. They admit that this is unlike anything they have ever seen. Like us, and many others, they firmly believe that when it's all over that those who specialize in Chaos and Confusion, when they can no longer juggle all the commodities, and lose a grip on some (i.e. silver) you'll see an upward bounce from that long-time juggled ball that'll hit the hard low spot and soar up to impressive heights with the bounce-momentum that'll keep it aloft.

Silver is their business. They are bright men. They have wisdom, they have faith, they have an awareness.

Now do you REALLY expect them to 'slant' things in a different manner, and right or wrong, shoot their own horses out from under where they are positioned? I think not. LOL. It's not their fault. Each of us decides when to sell, or not to, and when to buy, or wait.

[mick silver]

yes i got it good read sue

[deuce]

I didn't listen and paid the price. Lesson learned. When logic is replaced by blind fanaticism and hero worship the consequences are real. The following links have restored my level headed approach to trading and investing in silver.

http://www.garynorth.com/public/3992.cfm

http://www.garynorth.com/public/3996.cfm