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Message: Actual physical metal holding closed end funds

I thought the excerpt below about the physical holding funds was interesting especially given our interest in silver. CEF had a discount to net asset value of 8.5% with its Thursday night close which was unheard of. I had the thought that possibly people were targeting it for a short so that the premium would fall and then the funds could not buy more physical and thus add further constraints on the system. Who know if I am right or not...just a thought that blew by. I know that Spott took lots of physical out not too long ago and it took him months to get all of it when he added to PSLV. None of these funds will be adding to their physical holdings unless their premium gets quite high. (Just page down a bit as I could not get rid of the space between my commentary and the excerpt)

Let us head over to our closed physical funds that we follow: the Central Fund of Canada and Sprott's gold and silver funds:
Wait to you see the central fund's Nav!!!!!
1. Central Fund of Canada: It rose from a negative price to NAV of 8.5% in Usa funds and negative 8.6% in Canadian funds to a positive 2.6% in USA funds and 3.0% in Canadian funds. It seems that there was massive chatter that this fund had only paper gold certificates and paper silver certificates. This was refuted by the Spicer family as they stated that 98% of the inventory is in bar form and not paper. The market reacted to this in a very kindly fashion.
2. Sprott silver fund (PSLV): Premium to NAV rose nicely and remains at a high of 15.21%
3. Sprott gold fund (PHYS): premium to NAV rose to positive .48% to NAV
In summary, the concerns of a negative price to NAV in the Central Fund of Canada has been resolved and we will continue to see positive price advances in this physical vehicle.
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