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tt's good to have the white metals start to lead the yellow like that have in recent weeks. Give our listeners your take on the mining shares and what the action in that market is telling us.

Craig Hemke: Well, when we mentioned early about how things kind of felt different, right, and how, wow, this is really something, we've got the higher highs on the chart? Boy

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the action in shares definitely confirms that too, doesn't it? It was really fun to watch things turn back in January because at TF Metals Report we were watching all through last year

In fact, I'll take it back even further. I feel one of the columns I've written over the years that I feel just so fortunate, at least for my own personal well-being, that I wrote, was in January of 2013

The HUI Index that day was like about 450 and I went through all these different individual minor charts and concluded and said, "Why on earth does anybody even fool around with these things when you could just buy physical metal?"

And things, almost immediately, later in April, things really went in the tank. What the HUI went from, whatever it was that day, 440, 450 all the way down to 100. And so I have at least always felt like

okay, at least I'm on the record for saying that but when it came down late last year to that 100 level, it was actually about 105 on that index and it just flat lined.

I mean it held 105 as support for almost 6 months and it got everybody on my site, it got our attention. We thought, "Okay, well let's just see if it starts to roll from here," and it has

And now we're up, what 125% maybe and really without any corrections. It'd go up, and we traded kind of sideways through March, and then finally

burst to a new high, and traded sideways for 2 or 3 weeks in April, and burst to a new high. Yeah, we've given back 10% this week but jeez, after a 125% run, that not to shabby

The only thing I would add to that is that there's definitely a lot more room to go as long as gold and silver keep going. The amount of institutional ownership of the shares is minimal

If that starts to pick up, if people start to recognize the value that is still there, even though shares have more than doubled and sometimes tripled, relative to where they were in 2010 or 2011, extreme value.

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I had a chance to talk to Keith Neumeyer, the CEO of First Majestic Silver, a couple of weeks ago. I just asked him, it dawned on me when I was interviewing him, I said, "You've produced 20 million ounces a year