Zlato US$2500, striebro US$175
Ak cena zlata dosiahne 2500/oz, cena striebra by sa mohla usadiť aj pri $175/oz. Počas poslednej parabolickej fázy v 1979/80 sa cena dostala z US$5,94/oz na $49,45/oz, čo je nárast o 732.5%. Ak by tento nárast začal pri súčasnej cene, parabolický vrchol by bol práve pri US$175/oz.
More than 95 respected economists, academics, analysts and market commentators are of the firm opinion that gold will go to $2,500 and beyond before the parabolic peak is reached. In fact, the majority (55) think a price of $5,000 or more - even as high as $15,000 – is actually more likely! As such, just imagine what is in store for silver given its historical price relationship with gold!
Silver has proven itself, time and again, to be a safe haven for investors during times of economic uncertainty and, as such, with the current economy in difficulty the silver market has become a flight to quality investment vehicle along with gold. The 49% increase in silver in 2009 (and 23% YTD) attests to that in spades. During the last parabolic phase for silver in 1979/80 it went from a low of $5.94 on January 2nd, 1979 to a close of $49.45 in early January, 1980 which represented an increase of 732.5% in just over one year. Such a percentage increase from the current price of almost $21 would represent a future parabolic top price of $175. (For what that might mean for the future price of gold see the analysis below.) Frankly, such prices seem impossible in practical terms but that is what the numbers tell us.
Indeed, while gold’s meteoric rise still has room to run, silver’s run is yet to get started. As such, it certainly appears evident that now is the time to buy all things silver.
Článok: http://news.silverseek.com/SilverSeek/1284915551.php
20.09.2010
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