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TDS takes another swing at shorting silver, looking for a drop to $40 in the next three months
With silver unable to hold gains above $80 an ounce, one Canadian bank is taking another crack at the short side of the market. On Wednesday, commodity analysts at TD Securities published their latest trade, saying they were shorting silver futures and looking for sharply lower prices within the next three months as market fundamentals start to balance out. In his latest commodity report, Daniel Ghali, senior commodity strategist at TDS, said that he initiated a short position in March silver futures at $78 an ounce, with a target of $40. At the same time, the Canadian bank has a stop loss at $92 an ounce. March ... (full story)
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