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I expected it but still working on why now so sharply without discretion. 2006 was the last period this seems to be showing signs of but may fizzle out. Gold and Silver are slowly eroding with additional scrappage refining coming online globally every month now into 2019. Jewellery boxes, rings, pendents etc pawned or sold to pay for the increasing cost of living and private debt. The metals not in jewellery boxes are the ones rising. Platinum will spin with Palladium upwards and Ruthenium beginning to pick up speed. Panasonic you ain't buying it up way into the future at cost now are ya?..........AAL's share price tells me the future direction of Platinum so will be watching the low point on that (CNYoz)  as production focus replaces mining demand take up.

Yesterday I bought a 1oz 2016 Platinum Vienna Philharmonic.

Today I received 12x Ursa Major 1oz Northern Sky, Royal Australian Mint Coins.

All-Time Record set this week in Comex Silver Volume 107,080,506 contracts. As I've explained the system, you'll have to take that number in your own way, I know exactly which way this is headed now, the stars have aligned.

Last week I Ordered 3 of these Dirk Hartog 400th Anniversary Coins, received these as well very quick order and...

And once able too, ordered with immediate effect 12 of these;

2nd in Series Royal Australian Mint - Northern Skies - 1oz Ursa Major Coins

joining my currently stacked 12 Cassiopeia Coins in my Numismatic collection.

Then its all wiped out by the PPM utilisation of the Gold to Silver ratio, PPM pushed it Up and then Pushes it Down. Oh look, the Dow was up, what a shock....really it was down this morning when Gold and Silver were flying high. Batteries, I'll call Paper Gold and Silver the Duracell Metals from now on.

Plunge Protection Mechanism, I've explained it in my discussion area. Look at the last 24 hours Five minute graphs of the Comex Gold Spot, US30 Futures Index and WTI Oil and keep discarding the endlessly recurring mechanism of Paper Gold being the storage Battery for the US Stock Market at your peril. This has now happened 18 times so far this year. Regular as clockwork. PPM Pushes Gold Up, PPM Pushes Gold Down. It's something to look into during the half times of the matches but it is allowed and part of the financial fabric of the system now.

Sell High Ratio Gold into Silver and then Sell low ratio Silver into Gold, why spend when you can double your ounces at no cost at all. Aristotle knew this, even he talked about it all those thousands of years ago.....

I believe Gold will begin the sell into Platinum first as the ratio is at an unusual high for the last 25yrs. If Gold comes down via Platinum expect the second wave to begin of Gold selling into Oil and Silver. Palladium holders are selling into Gold creating support as that ratio was strongest for Palladium but weakening now. Note, I have 53 weeks of pricings on another topic section covering everything. Feel free to check. I won't say blindly support is occurring I'll tell you where it's coming from as well! Goes for resistance at tops in a few years.

The bloody pound weakened actually, un-reported, the Bank of England devalued the £ by 2% world wide. If US observers want to accuse Japan and Europe of trying to force the dollar up to maintain trade advantages, look only at what happened on Friday to the £. This caused WTI crude to rise against Brent as Brent is traded £'s into $'s. Our Silver held steady. Gold is in deep trouble, 4 Commodities are cheap at tops against it now. Alasdair Macleod knows that Silver is approaching the Ratio turn point where Algorithms trigger DY/DX derivative trading from one paper metal currency into another as Gold paper is very expensive against Silver paper. Holding Paper metal currency seems to be more important than holding fiat currency.

All my Silver Maples (A mistake as a beginner in stacking Gold and Silver) will all go into Breeding. The Milking is something which is natural but my coins will be left alone as it is part of the aging process. I especially wanted these Cassie coins as I really like them, I thought they'd do Perseus or the 7 Sisters (Subaru as the Japanese call them) first but this is a great choice. So whatever the market does it doesn't matter. I like them. Sovereign stick with what you like, I still appreciate my Wandering Albatross' but are unwanted elsewhere. I like them and are part of my Hold stack.

Sovereign Steve, I bought my Cassie's at £55 per coin. On ebay the prices now range from £100 to £450 each (Edit: This is a short term spike and will calm down). I have waited for these since RAM replied to my email about a new series of Northern Hemisphere coins which would be popular in Europe and North America. I'll hold these as these are my favourite coins and are beautifully better than the previous 3 coins. The market will do it's own thing. I see Zeus coins are nearing £1000 each. I will only trade into Gold when the time is right as I am dividing my stack into Hold and Breeding stacks using the G:S ratio. Luckily I don't have the cost of feeding my Gold or Silver. I'm holding my Gold. I like my Gold but will skip selling it into Silver and buy Silver instead.

Today I received 8 gorgeous Northern Skies Cassopeia 1oz Silver .999 Coins and I am most pleased.

The Pound weakening might prevent it. Brent crude goes through the £ then $. We still do have some Petro-Pound left. Oil is key.

Today I ordered 8x 1oz Silver .999 Cassiopeia Northern Skies Royal Australian Mint 2016 Beauties.

It won't fall to $7. If I were reducing risk, looking at the 20yr Gold to Silver ratio I'd buy as a paper contract trader as much Silver right now as possible, which naturally pushes the Ratio from it's now apparent top, downwards. As it reaches it's bottom, you sell all the Silver and use that to buy as much Gold as possible. Price doesn't exist, ounces for ounces becomes the mantra and doing that looking at the last 20yrs is a risk free rise in stack ounces using the swings of the Ratio. Demand for metal is based on that not the price which is secondary and not relevant to long term ounce wealth builders. In Baseball terms you become a "Switch hitter". When the above ratio is low, you sell all your Silver and buy as much Gold as possible. Then when the ratio is high you sell all your Gold and use those funds to Buy as much Silver as possible. By definition, you increase your held Silver without spending an extra penny from top to top and increase your Gold ounces bottom to bottom without spending an extra penny. Paper or Physical, doesn't matter, Gold and Silver become ounce dividend holds producing in extra Ounces.

I'll display below the annual ETF and Exchange Physical Silver ounce builds adding to demand which is included in the above graph enabling huge speculative selling of Silver into the market the total is shown below of total dumpable Silver by Exchanges and ETF's beginning 2014:

2005= 15.9m, 2006=117.8m, 2007=76.3m, 2008=94.2m, 2009=141.6m, 2010=122.1m, 2011=11.8m, 2012=117.3m, 2013=10.4m, 2014= -7.5m Total=699.9m ounces.

Note: 700 million ounces are held ready for dumping. See the 2 lines below the Physical Surplus/Deficit official figures which add in the above demand to find the NET BALANCE! Take the above figures out of the graph and you have normal Physical Surplus/Deficit. https://www.silverinstitute.org/site/supply-demand/

That is an enormous position by Derivatives of 700million ounces and tells me the direct opposite to what the graph is initially saying by looking at the actual data behind the graph. That's an awful situation for the Paper price when 100's of paper ounces are backed by single physical ounces. Scary.

I believe Paper Silver will be rising gently with forced selling and buying to maintain parity "Fix" with US Money Supply (6.2% per annum). $14.51, $14.72 then $14.94 per Quarter rises which means Paper Silver looks to be at the decided equilibrium.

Today I received 25 lovely 1oz Kangaroo Silver Coins and they are much nicer in the hand, well done Perth Mint. £12.04 per coin purchase price. I'll be buying these only for the next few months.

Patience is a virtue, Today I bought 25 beautiful Perth Mint coins. I will be expecting 25 x 1oz Silver Kangaroo's when delivered next month frm StG. £12.04 per coin. Will focus on those specifically for a while as first year issues are interesting.

Broke through $16oz Silver this evening a strong bounce, I'll be buying at $14.99oz next purchase round, won't be long.

Today I received my 10 silver 1oz Philharmonics and one Silver Canadian 1oz Red Tail which is a lovely coin. 11 ounces for February from StG.

Today I have bought 10 Silver Austrian Philharmonics and a lovely Canadian Red Tailed Silver coin from Silver to Go. As promised I waited till sub $16 Silver and my patience (delayed by the Chinese New Year Shut Down by 4 days) was rewarded so will now watch what happens over the next 3 weeks as large volume March buying seems to be occuring over in Shanghai for March. Bought at the roughly $15.82 price point of paper Silver.

Keep up the great work Chris, apologes as an AOL user for AOL's stupidity.

Danny stats with the ESA (Earned Silver Average) bought the Red Tail (sounds like one of those pidgeon collectors) for the lovely price of £13.29 and the Phil's at £12.73 with postage of £9.95 brings the ESA to £13.68 per ounce.

I have my eye on one of those Boxed Proof Silver Eagles and a few more Britannia Privy's and Phil's next month as I drip feed the ounces into the stack gently.