$34 USD silver, ay? With Gold more than 50% above it's 2011 highs, Silver can't even reach it's previous highs in USD terms. It's amazing they've forced silver to be on sale for so long. Imagine if the general public was aware of the opportunities that lay before them. It's kind of a good thing that we don't have new stackers flooding the scene. It gives existing stackers more time to take advantage, and means there's less silver in private hands, making your silver even more valuable when the real physical shortage happens. There'd be quite a few weak hands that would sell in a flash when silver hits $100. A lot of veteran stackers are salty by the lack of performance. I think there's around 3 Billion Oz's of privately held Bullion, so that's around 10 years worth of deficits if silver continues to do what it's doing. Silver's looking to be an excellent retirement fund and generational wealth builder for those interested in the long play. But talk about a tightly wound spring that at any moment could surprise us all with a rapid GSR correction.