Wednesday, December 8, 2010

GPR-T Time To Buy- Silver Pulling Back So Accumulate!


GREAT PANTHER SILVER LIMITED

(Toronto: GPR.TO )
Last Trade:2.35
Trade Time:10:10AM EST
Change:Down 0.16 (6.37%)
Prev Close:2.51
Open:2.90
Bid:2.34
Ask:2.35
1y Target Est:N/A
Day's Range:2.33 - 2.55
52wk Range:0.67 - 2.90
Volume:483,746
Avg Vol (3m):1,021,240
Market Cap:271.66M
P/E (ttm):50.00
EPS (ttm):0.05
Div & Yield:N/A (N/A)
Quotes delayed, except where indicated otherwise. Currency in CAD

House Positions for C:GPR from 20101208 to 20101208
HouseBought$ValAveSold$ValAveNet$Net
7 TD Sec193,980463,9132.392120,308293,3532.43873,672-170,560
124 Questrade54,576136,1352.4942,3905,6532.36552,186-130,482
85 Scotia103,103242,1972.34961,400146,3582.38441,703-95,839
99 Jitney92,300221,0482.39550,800119,2162.34741,500-101,832
80 National Bank13,30031,2062.346013,300-31,206
90 Barclays15,40037,7462.4515,20012,9172.48410,200-24,829
1 Anonymous65,700159,0512.42160,900143,8822.3634,800-15,169
13 Instinet2,2005,5702.53202,200-5,570
19 Desjardins6,61515,6492.3665,04012,0032.3821,575-3,646
57 Interactive6651,5682.35810252.50655-1,543
39 Merrill Lynch1,9004,4732.3541,8004,2112.339100-262
15 UBS8,60120,0802.3359,51023,1662.436-9093,086
101 Newedge5,00011,8842.3776,00014,7082.451-1,0002,824
58 Qtrade02,0004,7002.35-2,0004,700
73 Cormark02,4005,5302.304-2,4005,530
83 Mackie05,00012,6502.53-5,00012,650
5 Penson3,0007,4402.4810,00023,5152.352-7,00016,075
27 Dundee08,30020,0752.419-8,30020,075
81 HSBC1,5003,4952.3313,30033,2172.498-11,80029,722
9 BMO Nesbitt41,633100,4632.41356,050132,8572.37-14,41732,394
33 Canaccord28,99969,6872.40349,000117,6422.401-20,00147,955
86 Pictet030,00075,0002.50-30,00075,000
14 ITG35,61186,5172.4366,377160,7222.421-30,76674,205
79 CIBC90,400216,9952.40122,100288,9642.367-31,70071,969
2 RBC73,772175,9762.385150,370360,7292.399-76,598184,753
TOTAL838,2552,011,0932.399838,2552,011,0932.39900



08 December 2010, 8:38 a.m.
By Kitco News
http://www.kitco.com/

(Kitco News) -- Spot gold has retreated back below $1,400 an ounce after a record high of around $1,431 Tuesday. “After the latest price rally, investors are clearly taking profits on precious metals,” Commerzbank says. “Silver and palladium especially have lost considerable ground after substantial gains initially yesterday.” Still, global silver and palladium exchange-traded funds posted high in-flows Tuesday, Commerzbank says.” As long as high inflows into ETFs continue, silver and palladium prices should remain well supported and the price slump should be short-lived,” Commerzbank says.

By Allen Sykora of Kitco News;

Market Nuggets: GoldCore: Gold/Silver Ratio Appears Set To Target 40
08 December 2010, 8:24 a.m.
By Kitco News

(Kitco News) -- GoldCore looks for silver to outperform gold, with the gold/silver ratio set to target 40, the level from 1998 when Warren Buffett was accumulating the metal. The ratio measures how many ounces of silver it takes to buy an ounce of gold, and a decline in the number means silver is outpacing gold. “The gold/silver ratio at 48.1 is sustainable as in gold and silver's last bull market in the 1970s, the gold to silver ratio was between 18 and 48 and averaged around 30,” GoldCore says. “In the last 40 years, a very significant amount of silver has been consumed in consumer and industrial applications. Gold's consumption is tiny in comparison and this would suggest that the very high gold/silver ratio of the 1990s and up until recently may have been a historical anomaly.”

By Allen Sykora of Kitco News;

March silver futures last traded down 86.7 cents at $28.91 an ounce Wednesday. Profit taking is seen after prices hit another fresh contract and 30-year high of $30.75 on Tuesday. The stronger U.S. dollar and weaker crude oil futures prices are bearish for silver today. The silver bulls still have the near-term technical advantage.

Silver prices are still in a four-month-old uptrend on the daily bar chart. The next downside price objective for the bears is closing prices below solid technical support at $28.00. Bulls' next upside price objective is producing a close above solid technical resistance at $31.00 an ounce. First resistance is seen at the overnight high of $29.29 and then at $29.50. Next support is seen at this week's low of $28.485 and then at $28.00.

By Jim Wyckoff of Kitco News;

GREAT PANTHER SILVER LIMITED

(Toronto: GPR.TO )
Last Trade:2.51
Trade Time:Dec 7
Change:0.00 (0.00%)
Prev Close:2.51
Open:2.90
Bid:2.51
Ask:2.51
1y Target Est:N/A
Day's Range:2.50 - 2.90
52wk Range:0.67 - 2.90
Volume:0
Avg Vol (3m):1,021,240
Market Cap:290.16M
P/E (ttm):53.40
EPS (ttm):0.05
Div & Yield:N/A (N/A)

The Guanajuato Mine is one of the most prolific and historic mines in Mexico with past production of more than one billion ounces of silver since the year 1600. It is Great Panther's flagship operation and produced 1,019,751 ounces of silver and 6,748 ounces of gold (1,541,220 silver equivalent ounces) in 2009. The Company plans to announce an updated independent reserve/resource estimate for the Guanajuato Mine within the next few weeks and is in the process of increasing production at Guanajuato to an annual rate of approximately 2,700,000 silver equivalent ounces by 2012. Including the Topia Mine, for which an updated independent reserve/resource estimate is also imminent, Great Panther plans to produce 3,800,000 silver equivalent ounces by 2012.




GPR.TO - Great Panther Res Com Npv (TSX)

DateOpenHighLowLastChangeVolume% Change
12/07/102.90002.90002.50002.5100-0.26002497168-9.39%

Composite Indicator-- Signal ---- Strength ---- Direction --
Trend Spotter (TM)BuyAverageWeakening
Short Term Indicators
7 Day Average Directional IndicatorBuyStrongWeakening
10 - 8 Day Moving Average Hilo ChannelBuyAverageWeakening
20 Day Moving Average vs PriceBuyStrongWeakening
20 - 50 Day MACD OscillatorBuyMaximumStrongest
20 Day Bollinger BandsHoldBearish
Short Term Indicators Average: 80% - Buy
Medium Term Indicators
40 Day Commodity Channel IndexBuyWeakWeakening
50 Day Moving Average vs PriceBuyStrongWeakening
20 - 100 Day MACD OscillatorBuyMaximumStrongest
50 Day Parabolic Time/PriceBuyWeakWeakest
Medium Term Indicators Average: 100% - Buy
Long Term Indicators
60 Day Commodity Channel IndexBuyAverageWeakening
100 Day Moving Average vs PriceBuyMaximumWeakening
50 - 100 Day MACD OscillatorBuyMaximumStrongest
Long Term Indicators Average: 100% - Buy
Overall Average: 96% - Buy

GPR.TO - Great Panther Res Com Npv (TSX)

DateOpenHighLowLastChangeVolume% Change
12/06/102.50002.82002.49002.7700+0.27002321506+10.80%

Today's Opinion:
100% Buy
Yesterday's Opinion:
100% Buy
Last Week's Opinion:
88% Buy
Last Month's Opinion:
100% Buy

Ratings:
Strength:Top 1%
Direction:Top 1%
0-1010-2020-3030-4040-5050-6060-7070-8080-9090-100





Silver Gains and Gold Declines After Rally to Record Prompts Investor Selling;

Gold declined for a second day in London after a rally to a record and a stronger dollar prompted some investors to sell the metal.

The dollar gained against the euro after President Barack Obama agreed to extend tax cuts for two years. Gold, which usually moves inversely to the greenback, reached a record $1,431.25 an ounce yesterday. Precious metals gained this year on Europe’s debt woes and as investors sought an alternative to currencies. Other commodities fell today on speculation China is getting closer to raising interest rates.

“Further profit-taking can be expected in the run-up to year end,” James Moore, an analyst at TheBullionDesk.com in London, said in a report. Still, “the ongoing situation in Europe and the likelihood of further quantitative easing in the U.S. continue to create a positive environment for gold and silver.”

Immediate-delivery bullion lost $5.20, or 0.4 percent, to $1,396.85 an ounce at 11:31 a.m. in London. The metal for February delivery was 0.8 percent lower at $1,397.80 on the Comex in New York.

Bullion fell to $1,395 an ounce in the morning “fixing” in London, used by some mining companies to sell output, from $1,420 at yesterday’s afternoon fixing. The dollar gained as much as 0.6 percent against the euro today.

Bullion may be pressured by a stronger dollar and China’s moves toward monetary tightening,Tom Pawlicki, an analyst at MF Global Holdings Ltd. in Chicago, said in a report.

‘Temporary Profit-Taking’

Gold has jumped 27 percent this year, heading for the 10th straight annual gain, after governments spent trillions of dollars and kept borrowing costs low to boost economies hurt by the most severe global recession since World War II.

“Recent price gains have led to profit-taking by some investors,” Hwang Il Doo, a senior trader at Korea Exchange Bank Futures Co. in Seoul, said by phone today. “I don’t think precious metals turned to a downtrend. This is temporary profit- taking before the end of the year. Gold will continue to be favored through next year as a haven.”

China’s statistics bureau brought forward the release of November economic data on inflation, retail sales, industrial output and fixed-asset investments by two days to Dec. 11, heightening speculation the People’s Bank of China will raise interest rates this weekend. Most main metals on the London Metal Exchange and crude oil futures fell today.

Gold Assets

Gold assets in exchange-traded products rose 2.22 metric tons to 2,101.37 tons yesterday, the highest amount since Oct. 15, according to data compiled by Bloomberg from 10 providers. Holdings reached a record 2,104.65 tons on Oct. 14. Silver holdings jumped 136.17 tons to 15,009.54 tons, data from four providers show. That’s the biggest daily gain in almost a month and the highest amount since at least February.

Silver for immediate delivery in London rose 1.4 percent to $29.0775 an ounce, after yesterday reaching $30.7025, the highest price since March 1980. The metal is up 72 percent this year and reached an all-time high of $50.35 in New York in 1980, a year after the Hunt brothers tried to corner the market.

Palladium added 0.3 percent to $734.80. It climbed to $779.10 on Dec. 3, the highest price since April 2001. Platinum was 0.3 percent lower at $1,686.50 an ounce.

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