Silber ETF zugelassen?

Diesen Bericht habe ich im WO Forum (suche bei Google nach Silber ETF) gefunden. Allerdings finde ich an keiner anderen Stelle eine Verifizierung der Zulassung des Silber ETF. Wer weiß etwas darüber?

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SEC approves Barclays ETF, launch expected Friday on Amex
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BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- At long last, a silver exchange-traded fund that has been in the works for over a year is expected to begin trading Friday.
A registration statement for the highly-anticipated ETF from Barclays Global Investors was declared effective at 10 a.m. Eastern time Thursday by the Securities and Exchange Commission, clearing the way for the ETF to list, an SEC spokesman said.
BGI spokeswoman Christine Hudacko said the unit of British bank Barclays Plc (UK:BARC: news, chart, profile) (BCSBarclays PLC
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BCS ) plans to launch the silver ETF on the American Stock Exchange on Friday. The trust is expected to trade under the symbol "SLV," according to regulatory documents.
Earlier this week in a filing, Barclays said 1.5 million ounces of silver had been deposited in the trust, which is slated to charge a sponsor fee of 0.5% of assets.
Speculation on the silver ETF's imminent launch has been pushing up silver prices, which earlier this month hit multi-decade highs. The ETF, which for the first time allows individual investors to invest in silver without holding the metal or tapping futures markets, could bolster demand for the metal.
Dubbed iShares Silver Trust, shares of the ETF represent 10 ounces of the metal held in a vault. ETFs are baskets of securities that trade on exchanges like stocks, so investors can go short as well as long, and must pay broker fees to buy and sell shares.
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The silver ETF has taken several twists and turns before it was finally approved by regulators.
The Silver Users Association, a nonprofit lobby group interested in keeping an orderly silver market, had led the opposition to the silver ETF. The group alleged the trust would take a large amount of silver off the market and push up prices, which would hurt firms that use the metal for business or industrial purposes and result in layoffs.
However, after a public comment period, the SEC said the silver ETF would increase the efficiency and transparency of the silver market, and that it would not spark liquidity problems.
Some traders are expecting the ETF may usher in a new bull market for silver if it attracts money from individuals, advisers, institutions and hedge funds looking for a convenient way to get exposure to the precious metal. However, if history is any guide, the trend with gold ETFs introduced around the globe has been a run-up in the weeks up to the launch with a pullback in the weeks after the start of trading. See earlier story.
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First U.S. Silver ETF Launches Friday A.M.
By: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: '27-APR-06 23:00' GMT © Mineweb 1997-2004



RENO--(Mineweb.com) As the first U.S. Silver ETF is officially launched by Barclays Global Investors Friday morning, Silver Institute President Phil Baker, the Chairman and CEO of Hecla Mining, told Mineweb that he views it as a positive move that will, ultimately, generate more interest in silver equities.

Michael DiRenzo, Executive Director of the Silver Institute, noted that the "this investment vehicle will give a wide range of investors the opportunity to diversify their portfolio to silver."

Christine Hudako of Barclays confirmed to Mineweb Thursday that the silver ETF will launch Friday morning on AMEX under the name iShares Silver Trust, (SLV). Earlier this week, Barclays deposited 1.5 million ounces of silver with the JP Morgan Chase Bank to back its 150,000 ETF shares. Each share is equivalent to 10 ounces of silver.

The SEC cleared the silver ETF Thursday. SEC spokesman John Heinie told the Associated Press that the registration statement had been declared effective.

As the news made the round of the markets, spot price silver rose to $13.18/ounce on the COMEX Thursday, but ended the day at $12.60.

The Silver Users Association had opposed the silver ETF, contending that the trust would take a large amount of silver off the market and increase prices, which would hurt manufacturers. Silver recently reached a 23-year high of $14.69/oz on the futures market.

While Baker admitted that the silver miners who backed the silver ETF may be taking a risk that it will reduce investor interest in equities, he believes that it will attract more potential silver investors to the market, generating increased interest in silver equities. Traders anticipate that the ETF will attract money from family trusts and institutional funds, advisers and retail investors, which would like to get convenient exposure to silver.

Danke für die Info. Es überrascht mich wie wenig darüber berichtet bzw. diskutiert wird. Im Vorfeld ist die Diskussion heiß gelaufen.

Der Silberpreis zeigt sich noch recht unbeeindruckt.

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nach dem Start des ETFs nicht zulegen sollte, wäre das meiner Meinung nach kein gutes Zeichen. Würde das nicht darauf hindeuten, daß der momentane Silberpreis nicht mehr viel mit der fundamentalen Angebots/Nachfrage-Situation zu tun hat?

Ich hab das ganze Rohstoffthema leider ziemlich verschlafen; bin also keinesfalls Experte bei dem Thema; hoffe Du machst weiter gute Gewinne.

-zumindest Kurzfristig-, langfristig ist die Nachfrage nach wie vor Höher als das Angebot, somit wäre ein Rücksetzer eine gute Gelegenheit langfristige Positionen auszubauen.

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Correction in Silver is Opportunity for Put Sellers

By James Cordier              April 27, 2006 www.optionsellers.com

It’s the mantra of traders the world over who want to buy into a strong bull market: “Wait for a pullback.” Newsletters wishing to follow the trend but avoid improper timing favor the tried and true “Buy the breaks.”

Note to all those who were patiently awaiting a break in Silver: It’s here. The market has officially “broke.” Does anybody still want to buy?

This is the problem with buying the breaks. Those waiting for a pullback to buy often have second thoughts by the time the pullback comes. For a pullback brings with it a whole new set of questions: How long will the correction last? Is the trend reversing?

This is part of what makes futures trading so tough. It’s also one of the primary reasons we recommend option selling as a base strategy for trading these markets. Granted, option selling involves risk just like any other strategy. But by selling options, one can often avoid being stopped out by the short term swings that give futures traders heartburn.

The magnitude of the recent break is enough to give almost any futures trader pause. Selling puts far beneath the current market, however, could be a good way for more cautious traders to take advantage of the silver correction while placing his position at a comfortable distance from any additional turbulence.

There is no way of telling if silver is finished moving down or gearing up for the next leg higher. What is certain is that volatility is extremely high and any investors interested in option selling should be sitting up and taking notice. This type of volatility often creates exceptional opportunities for selling premium far above and/or below the market.

Despite the recent pullback, our bias to silver remains bullish. The same fundamental factors that have driven the bull trend in silver are still in place and look to be for the foreseeable future. Granted, the buying got ahead of itself last week. But that is no reason to believe the trend in silver will shift lower over the longer term.

Total supply of silver is expected to rise to 814 million ounces in 2006, up from 790 million ounces last year. However, overall demand is expected to rise as well, which could negate gains on the supply side.

Silver has benefited in that it can be utilized as both an industrial metal, like copper, and a precious metal, like gold. Therefore, as copper prices have spiked due to unprecedented demand from growth in the Pacific Rim, so have prices of silver. The rally in silver and copper does have a fundamental base, and that base is actual physical buying from new consumers in China and India. But gold prices have also spiked, albeit for somewhat different reasons. As several global geo-political situations worsen (Iraq, Iran, Inflation, Oil Prices), investors have instituted a “flight to quality” approach and are investing heavily in gold. As silver doubles as a financial metal, it has benefited from this buying as well. The recent interest in precious metals, silver in particular, is underscored by Barclay’s recent filing to launch a silver exchange traded fund (ETF) in the US. This is expected to take a large chunk of silver off the market which would reduce supply of the metal even further. Barclay’s indicates that it has already deposited 1.5 million ounces of silver to secure the fund.

The specter of supply disruption looms as well. The recent spike in silver prices opens the possibility of labor disruptions at mining companies. This type of scenario is currently playing out in the copper industry and it is not a stretch to foresee the same thing happening soon in silver. Increased profits at mining companies can bring disputes between labor and management as to how and if those profits should “trickle down” to employees.

The fact that the volatility in the silver market has been extreme over the last few weeks may be intimidating to futures traders but should be a boon to option sellers. Before last week’s sharp correction, the net speculator long position in silver was at 97,635 contracts, an all time record. With this many speculators long the market, things are bound to get volatile. When COMEX announced it would raise margins for gold and silver contracts last week, many small speculators decided it was a good time to take profits. The selling fed on itself producing the sharp pullback.

The market has since recovered some of those losses and where it goes from here is uncertain. What the selling did, however, was eliminate some of the “weak” longs in silver which could put the market on more solid footing moving forward.

We do not recommend trying to guess where or how far this market will move. What we do recommend is trading this market based on where it should not move. That means selecting price levels far beneath the market and selling puts at those levels.

What we have is a still solid uptrend in a market with very positive fundamentals. While silver prices promise to be volatile, it is our opinion that prices reversing trend and beginning a sustained downtrend are minimal for the foreseeable future.

With the recent volatility, silver puts are offering excellent premiums and some very attractive strike prices. We are recommending covered put spreads, which can help insulate investors from short term market swings while offering what we believe is a high probability trade.

We will be working closely with clients in positioning in the silver market over the next 10-14 days.

If you would like more information about selling options in precious metals or starting a portfolio based on the option selling approach, please feel free to call or visit us on the web.

 

James Cordier
Michael Gross
Liberty Trading Group
Phone: 800-346-1949

 

du mal eine bewertung dieses LoRoTu O.End Silber - GS0GWN - abgeben. hab solche scheine noch nicht getradet und sehe hier nur grosse hebel und never end.
gruss E8

http://www.goldseiten.de/content/diverses/artikel.php?storyid=1336

http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...ichten-2006-04/artikel-6332259.asp

http://www.ftd.de/boersen_maerkte/geldanlage/66611.html

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viel sagen, hier nur die allgemeine Erläuterung.

Mit einem Long Rolling Turbo setzen Sie auf einen Anstieg des Basiswerts. Er kombiniert die Einfachheit von Open End Indexzertifikaten mit der Hebelwirkung von Turbo Zertifikaten. Mit anderen Worten Hebelzertifikate ohne Laufzeit und jeden Börsentag handelbar. Im Gegensatz zu Long Turbo Future Warrants erfolgt die börsentägliche Anpassung des Finanzierungslevels in Abhängigkeit vom aktuellen Underlyingkurs so, dass konstant ein Hebel (Leverage) von 10 für das Zertifikat gewährleistet wird. Das Knock-Out-Level wird entsprechend täglich bei 2 % (Stop Loss Buffer) unter dem aktuellen Underlyingkurs festgelegt.

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wenn man nicht nur die Richtung sondern auch den genauen Weg dorthin vorherbestimmen kann.
Der Basiswert muss täglich steigen, dann ist der Rolling Turbo das richtige Produkt und er hebelt richtig.
Bei täglich fallenden Kurs dämpft er durch die tägliche Hebeljustage den Verfall
und man verliert proportional weniger als beim Anstieg.
Hört sich also alles sehr gut an. Genau das was man will.
Nun der Haken: absolut ungeeignet ist das Produkt bei schwankenden Basispreis,
selbst wenn der Richtung stimmt.

Beispiel Palladium Rolling turbo Long GS1cxa.
Der Basiswert steigt seit Monaten unter leichten Schwankungen.
Mit dem Rolling Turbo war nichts zu verdienen, obwohl die Richtung stimmte.

Ich kann mit dem Rolling Turbo nichts anfangen und rate davon ab.
Ausser man weiss, dass der Basiswert einige Tage lang jeden Tag in die richtige Richtung läuft.  

From: Silverlee444/30/2006 3:48:15 AMof 7346 < iframe align=right marginWidth=0 marginHeight=0 src="http://adserv.stocksite.com/get_ad.asp?ad_type=19" frameBorder=no width=336 scrolling=no height=280>< /iframe>I would Rather own 1 OZ Silver Bars than US Dollars- I Buy them Direct From Northwest Mint in Blaine, WA- $ 700.00 Minimum.
As for the New Silver ETF That started trading Friday Apr 28th, 2006 under the Symbol (SLV) ( Each Share Represents 10 OZ. Silver- Closed Friday @ 138.12. ). It is my Belief that their is no way that this much Silver can be Bought without sending the price to 100.00 Per Ounce. I have been a Silver Bull For 5 Years Now. The Only Silver Stock I Hold for Long Term Is Silver Standard that I always Bought below 11.00 Symbol (SSRI).. I am a trader in and out on Hecla and Cour d' Alene. These two miners have Never Showed a Profit !! The only Gold and Silver Fund I Buy is a Canadian Traded in The United States under the Symbol (CEF) I Started Layering in on this one at 5.00. Its shares are backed only by Gold and Silver Bullion . ( Real Money - Not Fiat Money). It Is nice to Trip onto a Message board with some Silver Bulls to Talk To. Have A Great Day - Silverlee44 In Wyoming.

09.05.2006
Silber-Zertifikat investiert bleiben
ExtraChancen

Die Experten von "ExtraChancen" raten bei dem MiniLong-Zertifikat (ISIN NL0000042273/ WKN ABN9R3) auf Silber einen Stoppkurs zu platzieren und die Gewinne laufen zu lassen.

Die Einschätzung der Experten zur Situation beim Silber habe sich als richtig herausgestellt. Nach dem erratischen Kursrutsch von vor zwei Wochen habe sich die Situation etwas beruhigt. Unter Beachtung des Stoppkurses sollten Investoren ihre Gewinne bei dem Silber-MiniFuture, mit dem man seit der Vorstellung als "Top-Investment der Woche" am 23. Februar 2006 über 140% vorne liegen, einfach laufen lassen.

Seit gut einer Woche sei nun auch der lange erwartete Silber-Exchange-Traded-Fund (ETF) von Barclays an der AMEX gelistet. Die Fondsgesellschaft habe erklärt, dass der ETF zunächst mit 1,5 Mio. hinterlegten Unzen Silber im Gegenwert von rund 20 Mio. USD an den Start gegangen sei. Diese Menge sei deutlich kleiner, als im Vorfeld von vielen Branchenkennern erwartet. Gründe dafür seien allerdings nicht bekannt. Zumindest kurzfristig sollte der Silberpreis daher auch zwischen dem Widerstand bei 14,70 USD und der Unterstützungszone bei 12,50 USD verweilen.

Werde der Silber-ETF ebenso erfolgreich wie der "große Bruder", der Gold-ETF, müsse jedoch in Zukunft mehr Silber in physischer Form eingelagert werden. Dies wiederum lasse mittelfristig auf eine Fortsetzung der Aufwärtsbewegung beim Silberpreis schließen. Mit dem Silber-MiniFuture von ABN AMRO (Empf.-Kurs: 2,18 Euro) lägen Anleger über 140% im Plus.

Nach Meinung der Experten von "ExtraChancen" sollten Anleger unter Beachtung des Stoppkurses bei 3,50 Euro einfach weiter in dem MiniFuture-Zertifikat auf Silber investiert bleiben.

http://www.optionsscheinecheck.de/news/...pe=5&AnalysenID=1269616

 

gruss e8 - bin immer noch nicht im silberlong - kopf schüttel kopf schüttel