Gold and Silver Mining Industry Collapse

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Gold and Silver Mining Industry Collapse

Gold and silver mining industry collapse and takeover.

Prolonged Price Suppression Will Force Mining, Production & Distribution Into Receivership

A Gold and silver mining industry collapse could be on the horizon as price suppression continues.  The mining industry in general, is one of the most costly endeavors with respect to cost vs. units produced.  No manufacturing concern can continue to produce and sell in the market while having the price they can sell their product for dictated by a third party.  As it stands, miners are having the price they can sell units of precious metals set below the cost of extraction, causing them borrow money needed to keep these mining companies afloat.  This is a negative sum game for miners and a potential windfall for those entities that would pick these producing mines up for pennies on the dollar if forced into bankruptcy.

Research Links:

2011 Gold Silver hit all time highs

2011 Silver gold hit new records:

COMEX inventories collapse by largest amount ever recorded

Gold miners hit by rising costs

Gold buying frenzy continues – BRICS + Australia

Gold miners need $3000/oz in 5 years to be profitable

War officially declared on gold & silver

Silver shortage at COMEX

Are the banks significantly short of PM’s supply

16% of US silver supply just vaporized

Silver mine shutdown in Idaho

Montana gold & silver mine shutdown

South African strike shuts down 39% of gold production

Kinross to shut down Chilean gold mine

Australian silver mines shut down/abandoned


A Gold and silver mining industry collapse could be on the horizon as price suppression continues. The mining industry in general, is one of the most costly endeavors with respect to cost vs. units produced. No manufacturing concern can continue too produce and sell in the market while having the price they can sell their product for dictated by a third party. As it stands, miners are having the price they can sell units of precious metals set below the cost of extraction, causing them borrow money needed to keep these mining companies afloat.

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