Risk Aversion Continues to Weigh on Silver
Silver spent much of the week under pressure primarily from EU concerns, but managed gains on Thursday.
Silver spent much of the week under pressure primarily from EU concerns, but managed gains on Thursday.
Globe and Mail reported that silver's price volatility is not a new pattern for the precious metal's value.
Chinese investors will soon have direct domestic access to silver futures. Could this development be a game changer?
Silver has been acting like other physical commodities. This could be a cause for concern given the macroeconomic and investor sentiment uncertainty.
Are there signals suggesting a continued weakness for silver?
Are market events such as Fed speeches and jobs reports used to disguise silver manipulation? Whistleblowers say yes.
Another week of weakness in the silver market is making it harder to ignore those who say that we are headed toward a major downward trend.
MarketWatch reported on how investors can get into the silver market and hedge against its historical volatility.
This week began with what appeared to be a "risk off" vibe falling over the market, but silver is showing signs that it is trying to recover.
Bernanke's testimony before Congress had devastating effects on silver, which had just reached a five-month high. But investors quickly cast a lifeline and the metal is recovery mode.
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