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I used to see it as industrial and not really monetary and I believed my idea was validated by the fact that after the credit crisis silver dropped 30% on decreased industrial demand in 2008.
But I now realize that it's only because silver coin & investment demand took a while to catch up. It went from 95 million ounces in 2006, 57 million ounces in 2007 up to 284 million ounces in 2010/11. That's a 300-500% increase!
http://www.silverinstitute.org/site/supply-demand/
Given silvers relatively cheap price, the Wests relatively high purchasing power and the already demonstrated increase in investment demand (75-280 million) during fiat uncertain times. It's easy to see that another economic hurdle - not even a disaster or a public rush to hard assets will take demand over the annual mine production of silver & the G8 countries don't have any stockpiles to feed/lease to keep prices down when physical demand increases.



But I now realize that it's only because silver coin & investment demand took a while to catch up. It went from 95 million ounces in 2006, 57 million ounces in 2007 up to 284 million ounces in 2010/11. That's a 300-500% increase!
http://www.silverinstitute.org/site/supply-demand/
Given silvers relatively cheap price, the Wests relatively high purchasing power and the already demonstrated increase in investment demand (75-280 million) during fiat uncertain times. It's easy to see that another economic hurdle - not even a disaster or a public rush to hard assets will take demand over the annual mine production of silver & the G8 countries don't have any stockpiles to feed/lease to keep prices down when physical demand increases.


