Silver Price Watch
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Been keeping a lazy eye/ear open i see Trumps put 25% Tariffs on Mexico...does this include theyre silver they buy off them? Prob not but could be interesting if so.Happy bought in gold heavy with what fiat had afew years ago as on somewhat limited budget be holding not buying for awhile got enough time on long enough line to do what is always does imo 
As for silver caught the bug again and feels good buying and stacking bigger bars very satisfying, still room for both to grow but AG def looking cheap and good value. Back in 2011 believe AUD to USD ratio much better as now AUD sunk to shit in comparison. AG can go up,down sideways despite all fundamentals...but enjoying stacking again and thats worth alot too
As for silver caught the bug again and feels good buying and stacking bigger bars very satisfying, still room for both to grow but AG def looking cheap and good value. Back in 2011 believe AUD to USD ratio much better as now AUD sunk to shit in comparison. AG can go up,down sideways despite all fundamentals...but enjoying stacking again and thats worth alot too
I think it will spike over 33 next week , hold just under or just over 33 next friday, then by the following week it will be under 30. Maybe under 29.
Then i buy the f...............r coins from g........... that ive been eyeing off, except they would probably withdraw them.
Then i buy the f...............r coins from g........... that ive been eyeing off, except they would probably withdraw them.
I've got the 2020 version of this, I want to buy these as well, the premium though, although the resale on the previous ones is way up if release price. I need to scrape money to get these before they sell out.Trump is on sale
Samsung C&T did this very thorough overview of Silver:
And it looks like they've been forming partnerships with mines to secure supply:
www.mexicominingcenter.com
Indispensable Materials Series Part 10: How Silver is Powering Our Lives - Samsung C&T Newsroom
When you think of silver, the first thing that comes to mind is probably jewelry, fancy cutlery, or second place in the Olympics. But it’s no second-rate metal. Today, those uses account for less than half of all silver consumption as the metal has become a material of innovation. Silver is one...
news.samsungcnt.com
And it looks like they've been forming partnerships with mines to secure supply:
IMPACT Silver Announces Concentrate Sales Partnership with Samsung C&T Corp. – Mexico Mining Center
www.mexicominingcenter.com
They know exactly what's up with silver and it's partly to do with their investment into Solid-State batteries.
aheadoftheherd.com
Silver set to soar on Samsung’s solid-state battery breakthrough – analysts
By Jordan Finneseth – Kitco Gold has had a breakout year as the […]
aheadoftheherd.com
Although I'm very familiar with this conversation thanks to Keith Neumeyer discussing it multiple times...but I've never really looked into it.
Elon Musk has allegedly flirted with the idea of buying silver mines:
Elon Musk has allegedly flirted with the idea of buying silver mines:
The 'Elon Musk Effect' Has Also Reached Silver | Investing.com
Market Analysis by covering: Silver Futures. Read 's Market Analysis on Investing.com
www.investing.com
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Here are some more:
- *Samsung*: Partners with Pan American Silver to secure silver supply for electronics production.
- *Tesla*: Partners with Wheaton Precious Metals
- *Sony*: Partners with Sumitomo Mining.
- *LG*: Partners with Korea Zinc.
And it looks like HP, Dell and Panasonic have also made direct partnerships with mines for the supply of Silver and other metals.
It's going to be exciting when all of these companies begin fighting over scraps. Things will get very interesting, very quick.
- *Samsung*: Partners with Pan American Silver to secure silver supply for electronics production.
- *Tesla*: Partners with Wheaton Precious Metals
- *Sony*: Partners with Sumitomo Mining.
- *LG*: Partners with Korea Zinc.
And it looks like HP, Dell and Panasonic have also made direct partnerships with mines for the supply of Silver and other metals.
It's going to be exciting when all of these companies begin fighting over scraps. Things will get very interesting, very quick.
And it doesn't stop there:
- *Microsoft*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.
- *Google*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics production.
- *Amazon*: Also partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.
- *Lenovo*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics production.
- *Asus*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics manufacturing.
- *Foxconn*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.
- *Huawei*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics production.
- *Xiaomi*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.
- *Cisco Systems*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics production.
Some notable mining companies that partner with these electronics producers include:
- *Glencore*:
- *BHP*:
- *Antofagasta*: .
- *Hochschild Mining*:
- *Polymetal International*:
- *Coeur Mining*:
- *First Majestic Silver*:
- *MAG Silver*:
- *Microsoft*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.
- *Google*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics production.
- *Amazon*: Also partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.
- *Lenovo*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics production.
- *Asus*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics manufacturing.
- *Foxconn*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.
- *Huawei*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics production.
- *Xiaomi*: Partners with mining companies to secure silver supply for their electronics manufacturing.
- *Cisco Systems*: Has agreements with mining companies to ensure a stable supply of silver for their electronics production.
Some notable mining companies that partner with these electronics producers include:
- *Glencore*:
- *BHP*:
- *Antofagasta*: .
- *Hochschild Mining*:
- *Polymetal International*:
- *Coeur Mining*:
- *First Majestic Silver*:
- *MAG Silver*:
