This Would Suggest That all of the Available Silver Was Traded Before Lunchtime.

“Eric Sprott has pointed out that on a daily basis, the paper markets (futures markets) in silver trade about 100 million ounces, while the physical market produces less than 3 million ounces each day. That’s an indicated 97 million ounce shortfall on a daily trading basis.

I would also like to add that 90 to 120 days ago, Eric Sprott was saying to me that the amount of silver available for good delivery, on the various metals exchanges in the world, was about 40 million ounces. So if you think about the fact that there were 40 million ounces available for good delivery, but 100 million ounces a day are traded, this would suggest that all of the available silver was traded before lunchtime.

I would also say that if this market begins to move to the upside, it would appear from the disparity of silver available to trade and the amount that actually does trade, that there is the strong case for some very substantial upside.”

- Rick Rule, a member of Sprott Asset Management, speaking about the Silver market and Eric Sprott. Read the full interview at King World News here:

http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/KWN_DailyWeb/Entries/2012/7/17_Rule_-_The_Physical_Silver_Market_Is_Getting_Dangerously_Tight.html

Mixed Pre-1965 US Silver Coins