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August 6th, 2010 - 16:54
Tim, I listened to your interview on Kitco with Tekoa DaSilva.
Thank you for candidly sharing your thoughts on gold stocks.
August 6th, 2010 - 18:14
My pleasure, thanks for the feedback, and I’m glad you to have you as a reader.
Rgs
Tim
January 12th, 2011 - 17:57
I read your article on Roger Gaines and his Resource Stock Advisor. He is recently pushing Titan Oil & Gas.I started checking with the SEC and found ties with WLOC which has also been touted by another stock advisory news letter. Both list their headquarters as suite 300 Lakemead Blvd. , Las Vegas.And both have sold shares at a discount —- Buyers of shares in companies touted by newsletters beware as you have stated. I have watched shares of these kind of pumped companies for quite a while and while initially they may rise they usually tend to drop rather dramatically leaving someone holding the bag. Don’t let it be you.
Thanks for your information Tim
April 6th, 2011 - 09:55
I read your article “Why silver’s run may be far from done” – very interesting indeed. There is however, one point which you did not address. That is the question to what extent does the rising price of silver reflect the possibility that silver resources in the ground may be depleting. In the case of oil, we know that recent price increases are partly due to depletion of large oil fields (peak oil). In the case of silver, USGS claims that known silver reserves in the ground would last less than 30 years at present production rates. Given that there is little silver above ground, the possibility exists that over the coming 30 years silver prices will rise far above the mean of the past few hundred years.
Somebody needs to clarify the precise meaning of the the USGS statistics that silver reserves are only 28 years (or less). Not enough attention is being paid to this scary number.