Price of silver - How far will the market be able to stretch?

[jnanian]

i am not exactly sure what happens after it is incinerated.
there was a thread here a few years ago where this sort of thing was talked about.

[c.d.ewen]

Maybe I'll become chattel.

The politicians will volunteer you as fodder.

Charley

[Photo Engineer]

Or maybe Soylent Green?

PE

[bobwysiwyg]

Or maybe Soylent Green?

PE

I think I would rather starve.

[Alan Johnson]

The Financial Times 8 April has a short article on a report on the silver market from precious metals consultancy GFMS for anyone interested.

[adam h]

I guess I wasn't paying enough attention: you're right-wing politically? I thought I was alone on this forum! I'm glad I'm not alone.


Adam

[adam h]

Sorry, thought I was replying to Michael Batchelor's earlier post. It was meant for him.

[michaelbsc]

Sorry, thought I was replying to Michael Batchelor's earlier post. It was meant for him.

Yes, I saw your post. There are actually thousands of us right wing lurkers here. In fact, it only takes a little imagination to fantasize that all the "guests" are right wing lurkers.

Of course, I could be delusional. More than one person I've debated in the lounge already thinks so.

[rich815]

Why the Silver Market Has Gone Nuts

http://www.smartmoney.com/investing/...-1303502720960

Some interesting insight in what's been happening and why it might drop as fast as it recently rose....

[Mike Wilde]

The latter product was called Ektaflex "C" and Ektaflex "R" paper, and was terminated by the Polaroid lawsuit.

So that is why those little 'PMT' like machines disappeared so quickly.

I was given a box of receiver paper for Ektaflex earlier this year. I tried using it in a great qualtiy Olympus dye sub printer I was also given, and it did not work. Oly proprietary paper is now rare as hell, so both the Ektaflex paper and the printer went to the recycling depot in the same trip.