It’s Time to Start Talking About Silver

While the price of silver typically tracks with the price of gold, the two do not correlate in lockstep. Thus, silver investors use the gold-to-silver ratio to assess silver’s position in the precious metals cycle. This ratio tracks how many ounces of silver is worth one ounce of gold. A declining ratio indicates that the price of silver is getting more expensive relative to gold, while an expanding ratio indicates that silver is getting cheaper. The narrowing ratio suggests that a bull market is in play while an expanding one suggests bear market territory.

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Lakewood’s Silver Hammer

Typically an investment in exploration companies acts like a leveraged bet on the underlying commodity. A 50% increase in commodity price can sometimes send the best prospects’ share price surging by many multiples.
The beautiful thing about Lakewood’s (CSE: LWD; OTC: LWDEF) Silver Hammer assets is that while it offers leveraged exposure to the potential upside in silver prices, it also has several buffers in place mitigating exposure to the downside.

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