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. In 1980 there was only one buyer in the entire world (the Hunt Brothers). So, of course, that was not sustainable. Today, even though the American public is a net seller, there are multiple large i… (View Post)

. Looking at the chart again, it appears that the $2.50 drop occurred with very low volume, as if buyers were temporarily locked out of the system. . (View Post)

. You have no idea where we are. A recent quote for SLV was $46.44 bid and $47.30 ask. That is a buy/sell spread of $0.86, which is close to 2%. @blitzdude has constantly touted SLV as a no-fee no-sp… (View Post)

. I'm not a "retail speculator". I buy and/or sell at whatever price and time is advantageous. I have contacts and I don't have to be on the short end of a spread. What is the counter-party… (View Post)

. During normal trading hours (8:00AM to 4:00PM EDT) the spread is apparently about $0.05 (0.1%). If you want to get in or out of SLV at any other times of the day the spread is about 2.0%. Even if t… (View Post)