(AGQ) Arian Silver

Hardly spanked its not even up a penny

Here's some specificity I haven't heard in one place before:

http://usawatchdog.com/bank-run-happening-in-bullion-jim-willie/

Sorry if already posted

Well, you're certainly not the most unpleasant poster, by any means as you mostly just post your opinions but just for starters...in your last few posts you've encouraged someone to "keep ramping all the way to zero" (implying you want them and all holders by association to lose money?) and also called someone "delusional" for their opinion.

These are imho uneccessary, slightly aggressive/hostile comments?

Are you genuinely not aware of what you type?

In what way unpleasant Luiz? In what way was my post spiteful or unpleasant? I speak fact not fiction unlike many on here. Lest not forget who's been right and if you took my advice as opposed to your own you would be sitting circa 60/70% prettier right now.

My blood pressure is in control these days, I am also losing on many a stock, POG, IMG to be specific however I am happy hold losses as both have income and I believe in the fundamentals

Why are the 'de-rampers' always so unpleasent? Genuine question...

Ok jay- so I know, what is your average price now????

Keep ramping.... All the way to zero

high blood pressure1

You've posted over a dozen Strong Sell recommendations on AGQ this year. That's possibly a record for this board, as we have to discount Berty's Sell recommendations as they are balanced out by an equal number of Buy recommendations, according to his position on the day.

But why keep coming back and reminding us all what chumps we've been? Hardly anyone here is in profit right now, we are holding with gritted teeth, hoping that Arian's luck will change one day soon. It's either that or crystallise a gigantic loss. I guess that most of us are hoping that the lack of supply in the physical market will eventually have an effect on price in the paper market, so all we can do is sit and wait.

You've made your point, so why not do your blood pressure a favour and go and sit by a river somewhere with a gin and tonic and someone you love....

S

You sound like a shorter who got spanked today!

Oh this is funny.
Oops didnt you close your short ,,,,,,

BURN!!!!!!!!!!

This stock is fundamentally wrong.

Bad management, falling asset prices, dilutive financing, loss making .... The list goes on.

It pains me to see people so diluded in regards to what the future holds here. Are you seriously multiplying the oz of silver apparently in the ground by a prospective value to get to a fair value?? There is a massive amount of work to be done to get it out the ground and sell the stuff and the AIM market is littered with failed mining ventures trying to produce.

This is the start of a huge pump and dump in my eyes, I'll be slated but I've been right more often than not with this cowboy miner

.. silver squeezy

http://sprottmoneyblog.com/the-coming-silver-squeeze/#

bondrich

Removed charts links are now dead

momos are trying to get a fix sub $22.00. If they are unsuccessful may see another attempt on that $23.10 level.

If it cannot break it then unfortunately down trend remains in place for now...although noting the spike down has met support along the horizontal (green rectangles), ie. a flush then back to previous support which is bullish...

If spot silver can break $2310-20 we may have an interesting situation...(yellow circle). You can see how important that resistance has been. This is a 20 min si spot chart

Chart...

http://screencast.com/t/Ls78TUmX8tr0

closer view...

http://screencast.com/t/usIu0xVqsC

Well I have been watching this for the last while trying hard not to rise to Berty's baiting -though the urge to slap him for being so crassly annoying like a horrid little buzzing fly has been overwhelming at times - such a relief to have a morning off Berty hope you've gone somewhere far away with all your shorted winnings - assuming you got out in time of course.. anyway falling knife or not this seems like a good morning to have averaged down; it feels like pretty close to the bottom of a very long pendulum in sentiment, and I don't want to miss the swing back up!
As for fundamentals, in 2010 before the last mill closed we were in a far worse position than this and sentiment was fantastic - we were producing, albeit not a lot, we were sitting on a stack of silver (though not as much as we have now..), the silver price was below 20 (it spent 2/3 of 2010 below 20), no game plan except hope to be bought out - and look what happened. Now the basics look to me to be considerably stronger, with the current toll mill running, and a game plan to take us up to full-blown producer. I'd be happier to see some results from the current mill, but I'm aware the less they run through now at current POS the more chance they have of an uplift on the value if POS shifts up again, so I can see why they're not rushing..

5.45p to 6.25p to buy now.............Whats going on here???

5.45p to 6.25p to buy now.............Whats going on here???

Well if I had so much money that investing was just a "game" I think I would have the imagination to find much more interesting games to play than spending all day posting on bulletin boards......

As Berty closes his short and buys up another section of Knightsbridge, we can see the sp recover.

Seriously yesterdays admission that is all a game smacked of the 2 faced dog on rrl.

Berty was right, as was 'the dog' on Range, it is just a game, but once you say that openly, it is hard to post again.

Berty where are you????

I have just had a conversation with someone who tried to buy 300,000 on Friday and Yesterday. It would appear they could not. Sub-100,000 and you should be OK but we may have a volume buyer mopping up at the moment.

All speculation of course and I'm sure it won't last. At the moment, however, I would not want to be short....

ddd

I placed a limit order over the weekend which went through at 0804 yesterday morning. A small top up of 47,382 shares at 4.00 pence. I could not resist it but I thought better of encouraging others to do the same because I thought I would be shot down in flames. I originally bought Arian at 4 pence years ago and now I have topped up at the same price. Despite all the gloom this share is a risk I am prepared to take.

Britannias £17.92 at Atkinsons. Min 10. They are still making quite a mark-up with silver at £14.20.
http://www.atkinsonsthejewellers.com/silver-coins

Guernsey Mint:
Important Customer Announcement
Please be advised, due to extremely high demand for bullion, delivery times may be affected. To assist us in expediting deliveries, if you have a non-urgent enquiry, please use our email contact form on this website.

Also premiums have gone up, and no visible discount for large orders.

Was 10, now 20.

Looks like you have to buy a minimum of 20 now, with Baird.

Always an interesting reference point:

http://www.goldline.co.uk/silver-coins.page

ddd

A number of the KWN bloggers do seem to just talk their book, but Norcini is someone who calls it as it is, and is usually very accurate:


“Gold appears to have successfully retested its former spike low down in that important support level between $1320 - $1340 and held. What is important from a technical analysis perspective is that the volume completely dried up as price worked its way back into that critical support zone noted on the 4 hour price chart.

Bears were hoping to be able to recruit a wave of fresh converts to their side and give them the firepower to pressure the market down through this level, thereby touching off another wave of sell stops and setting up a fresh new leg lower in price. Obviously, there appears to have not been a large contingent of traders interested in selling gold aggressively down at these levels right now. That gave some would-be longs the excuse they were looking for to re-enter the market plus stirred some mild, but not aggressive short covering on the part of the bears. However that all changed rather abruptly!

As you can see on the following two minute chart below, after the initial fireworks that occurred in early Asian trading last evening, volume died off in the Comex gold futures and continued to remain lackluster until around 11:00 AM CDT. Out of nowhere, the market surged $32 higher in the matter of a mere six minutes on huge volume. Notice that volume leaped to over 10,000 contracts trading hands in one 2 minute interval. That is short covering and some serious short covering at that.

http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/KWN_DailyWeb/Entries/2013/5/20_Incredibly_Important_Developments_In_Gold_%26_Silver_Markets.html

There does not appear to have been any particular catalyst for the move higher other than the fact that the US Dollar was weaker. However, I noticed a couple of things that merit some mention. The first of these is the performance of crude oil. It was lower early in the session but as the stock market continued its one way trip into the outer regions of space, crude reversed those losses and moved higher. At one point is was up over 1% on the day reaching a peak of $97.11 before drifting a bit lower.

Also, the bond market, which was also higher early in the session, lost those gains and began moving lower with interest rates moving up correspondingly. I am very hesitant to say this, but maybe, just maybe, we are watching some incipient signs of a shift towards inflation on the part of some larger traders. Honorable mention must go to copper which also refuses to break down. Strength in copper is generally beneficial towards silver.

“I, along with some others, have been bewailing the fact that Central Banks around the globe have been able to embark on a money creation scheme which is unprecedented in economic history without causing the least bit of inflationary fallout. When you consider that trillions have been conjured into existence through bond buying programs, without the least bit of consequences, you are tempted to say that the laws of supply and demand have been suspended and monetary science has been turned on its heels.

Could it be that the volatility in the Japanese government bond markets, along with the very slow, but methodically move upwards in interest rates here in the US are some early warning signals that some investors/large players are beginning to rethink their “the best of all worlds” scenario? In other words, we have seen stocks surging one way, interest rates comatose and commodity prices going the other way, namely lower, all based on the idea that the inflation genie is well contained within its magic bottle. If this is a subtle shift in that thinking, and it is a bit early to say with any dogmatism, then this would explain the strong buying interest in both gold and silver and today’s lower levels.

The price action in silver is about as volatile as anything I have ever witnessed in that pit! After collapsing 9

The chasm between where we are and the 200 day may have something to do with it. I have certainly topped up.

I think the strength of the bounce in paper silver yesterday and gold also got noticed. While paper could theoretically go to zero with nobody making money at $22 silver, prices are unsustainably low. We need to see $30 again before a sense of normality re-emerges.

Volumes are certainly up so we are seeing buying, and probably short covering. It's pretty risky shorting at sub-5p when you are so far below the 200 day, especially when there are no fundamental issues apparent.

Arian have been looking for funding for a few months so it is possible that we are due an update on progress, maybe we have a deal on the table. If we have, and it includes enough working capital to production, I don't think we will see single digit prices for very long.

The technicals have called the shots for weeks, if not months now. We could be at the point where the fundamentals are coming back o the scene.

Where's Berty? No doubt he will return boasting of 'blagging' the short/domesday position, only to buy at heavily discounted prices. 'Hard market, got to be ruthless, ddd is a mug.. etc. etc.'

ddd

I agree,, something is going on.

Can anyone see the trades going through?

Something is afoot here, not sure this is a correction. News of new financing maybe ?

Funding or takeover news 29% up can't be any other can it ?

Made me chuckle. Classic!

I think the term dead cat bounce springs to mind still odds on for 2-3p over next fee months

Barron’s: Two Huge, Suspicious Gold Sales Caused Price To Plunge

http://tinyurl.com/o52orex

One suspects the present rally is a result of many small investors closing their small short positions that have been so encouraged recently. One does not expect us to shoot into the stratosphere until we see the fundamentals improve, firstly we need to announce the finance for the new mill and secondly we need to see an end to the price correction in Silver. There are a number of smaller issues that need to be dealt with by Arian but they are matters of management rather than massively fundamental.

The de-rampers will be proven wrong in the fullness of time as many of their so called arguments are without foundation.

Given his interest in property, he's probably watching 'Homes Under the Hammer'.

S

Interestingly one has been trying to buy in some volume for a couple of days but been unable to do so. Whilst small numbers sub 100k shares have been readily available the market makers were unable to supply shares at these low price levels in any volume. Stymied once again I'm afraid. well done Jay053.

No wonder he wasn't happy with me buying on Friday at a fraction over 4p

That shows why people should not listen to the likes of him on any bb.

who else but berty boy

In all likelihood it is a large number of small investor short positions being closed. Many of these will have likely been fodder for the likes of Berty & Co. One would suspect Berty was closing his shorts as he was telling the others to open them.

Berty wont close.
We all know hes a looser who refuses to accept it.