Grounding the Hype: Silver Buried Under Great Wall of China
NOTE: Originally published for Metal Augmentor subscribers on January 19, 2010 at 7:24PM EST.
Going forward SILVERAXIS will return to its original premise, which is “Dedicated to Investment Opportunities in Silver”. That means less generic posts — for example those about gold or whatever else that only peripherally touch on silver. So effectively non-silver commentaries will be reserved for Metal Augmentor subscribers, but the good news is there will probably be more free material here that is specific or at least directly related to silver.
Here is a new series that we may or may not keep up with, depending on how much time we have and reader feedback. It is called Grounding the Hype and tries to analyze and deflate excessive hype in metals and mining. We’ve done this type of thing already with our commentaries in the past such as covering Paramount Gold and Silver and more recently Premium Exploration.
While we don’t want to focus on negativity and will certainly be viewed by some company and industry insiders as “filthy” for exposing some of the tricks and ploys that they rely on to make money on the backs of unsuspecting investors, we have a strong desire to differentiate ourselves from the typical newsletter, research and advisory crowd that in many cases is in bed with the companies they are covering. We are not going to make money that way and we want everybody to know that.
If we are wrong about a particular situation, we will try to be the first to admit that, but we won’t mind being called on it either. Importantly, we are attempting to get at the whole truth, no matter how grainy and dirty, by shedding light on uncertainty and questionable circumstances.
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