In one of my previous articles about silver, I told an anecdote about how it was impossible to buy silver in China and Hong Kong. There was little to no incentive from the Asian public to even look at silver.
Little by little, a trend change is emerging. China approved silver trading on the Shanghai Futures Exchange on 26th April 2012. This will increase the liquidity in the silver market in China and is a first step into combating the manipulation of silver. The trading of silver futures will start on 10 May 2012. Additionally, PAGE is starting to trade in June 2012.
To read my analysis go to: China Initiates Gold and Silver Futures Trading.
For more background info go to this article: http://samcheekong.blogspot.com/2012/02/page-which-stands-for-pan-asian-gold.html
- List of Correlations
- Bloomberg TV
- Stock Valuation
- Money Supply
- Dow Theory
- Potemkin Rally
- Central Bank Balance Sheets
- Fed Balance Sheet Vs. Dow Jones
- Percentage Debt Held by Foreigners
- Interest Payment on Government Debt
- Deficit to Outlay Ratio
- GDP Vs. PMI
- Wage Inflation Vs. Unemployment
- Wage Inflation Vs. CPI
- Capacity Utilization Vs. CPI
- Capacity Utilization Vs. Unemployment
- Initial Jobless Claims Vs. S&P
- Durable Goods Orders Vs. S&P
- Adjustable Mortgage Vs. Fed Funds Rate
- Fixed Mortgage Rates Vs. 30 Year Bond Yield
- MZM Vs. 10 Year Bond Yield
- Gold Vs. 10 Year Bond Yield
- Dow/Gold Ratio
- Gold Price Target
- Gold ETF Vs. Gold Price
- COT Report Gold/Silver
- Gold Lease Rate
- Gold/Silver COMEX
- Silver Premium Charts
- China Gold Imports from Hong Kong
- Copper Contango Theory
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