tenseventyfive
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- Apr 25, 2010
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Nice article about silver's prospects
http://seekingalpha.com/article/200685-the-bullish-case-for-silver-etfs?source=yahoo
if you don't know, an metal ETF is a fund that is valued based directly on the price of the underlying metal, and will move in price with it. So, if silver goes up in value, so will the SLV - the silver ETF. It's one way to participate in the price gains (and losses of course) without holding the physical metal, which can be risky in terms of theft, and pricey in terms of commissions from metals dealers.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/200685-the-bullish-case-for-silver-etfs?source=yahoo
if you don't know, an metal ETF is a fund that is valued based directly on the price of the underlying metal, and will move in price with it. So, if silver goes up in value, so will the SLV - the silver ETF. It's one way to participate in the price gains (and losses of course) without holding the physical metal, which can be risky in terms of theft, and pricey in terms of commissions from metals dealers.
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