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and I don't mean this like it's a plug for their stock or anything. I'm just using this as an example across the board for the entire industry. I said, "You pull out 20 million ounces a year.

How much, at least for your company, how much flows through the bottom line for every dollar that silver goes up?" And he said, "It's about 90%," and so for every dollar silver goes up, they make an extra 18 million bucks, and again that percentage is going to vary from company to company but dang, if you look at silver and think, well we could go to $22 or $26. I mean these shares are going to keep going up.

And lastly, if you go to a site like a Barchart.com or something like that where you can overlay one thing versus the other, pull up about a 5 year chart gold and overlay it with a 5 year chart of the HUI

the miner index, and you can see the two they just, they move relatively in tandem. So at the end of the day, if you've seen the miners go up and you haven't been participating

wondering if it's too late and all that kind of stuff, really, all you've got to ask yourself is if you think gold's going higher. If you think the banks are getting ready to smash

it back down, then you should be ringing the register and not buying any shares but again gold's going to keep going up for the reason we've been talking

Then the miners are going to keep going up regardless of how far they've already come and whether some technical indicator looks like they're over bought. At the end of the day

just make your own projection whether you think gold and silver are going higher from here and then you can decide from there whether you should own some shares.

Mike Gleason: One thing that is going to be very interesting to see is what happens when the public finally wakes up and discovers that we're in the midst of financial and monetary turmoil, and then comes

to the realization that all the national debts and obligations are essentially unpayable without the continued devaluation or maybe even an implosion of the U.S. dollar

Now, all indications are that maybe 1 or 2% of people in America own any bullion at all. If that goes to just 5% or gosh, if it went to 10%, the markets may well not be able to

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We've seen periods of time in recent years where demand, largely from investors among that 1% that already own some precious metals, really overwhelmed the mints and refineries. So as we begin to close here

Craig, do you believe that a day is coming where all of a sudden the demand, perhaps as a result of a public mania, is going to totally outstrip supply? And what would that look

Craig Hemke: I would encourage everybody to go back and watch. In January a friend of mine, a guy that I've gotten to know a little bit by the name of Grant Williams, writes a newsletter called Things that Make You Go Hmmm