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Silver Exchange Fund (SLV) on AMEX

Trading Opportunity
Long SLV : Short Silver Producers

Technical observations of RossClark@shaw.ca.

Now that the Silver ETF is trading, we can look forward to more strength in the bullion vs the stocks. While the ETF will understandably attract new money to the sector over time, there will also be a shift in money from the mining stocks to the bullion.

In the case of the Gold ETF (GLD), the 'go to stocks' started underperforming on the first day of trading (11/18/04). Gold prices appreciated by 2% through 12/03/04, but the stocks failed to make new highs. The subsequent correction saw a 10% price break in the bullion and a 15-25% break in the stocks into April-May.

GOLD EXAMPLE 2004

As can be seen from the following examples, silver stocks are already underperformingbullion.

As of mid-day on April 28th (not shown on the charts) the silver price is up 8% while the silver stocks are up 3% to 4.5%.

 

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