Industrial Oz
Industrial Oz
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 NEW IIT Industrial Tools IIT 32200 8 Ounce Rubber Malle  US $3.49
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 NEW Illinois Industrial Tool IIT 32220 24oz Rubber Mall US $7.49
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 Northern Industrial 16 oz Straight Clawhammer 150109 US $7.99
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 Northern Industrial Ball Peen Hammer 8 Oz 22508 US $7.99
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 Michigan Industrial 16 oz Tubular Steel Claw Hammer US $22.99
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 Michigan Industrial 28 oz Hickory Handle Framing Hammer US $29.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 16 oz Fiberglass Claw Hammer US $23.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 16 oz Hickory Claw Hammer US $26.99
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 Michigan Industrial 16 oz Fiberglass Claw Hammer US $23.99
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 Michigan Industrial 24 oz Hickory Handle Framing Hammer US $28.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 16 oz Deadblow Hammer US $25.99
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 Michigan Industrial 24 oz Fiberglass Ball Pein Hammer US $22.99
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 Michigan Industrial 14 oz Hickory Drywall Hammer US $27.99
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 Michigan Industrial 16 oz Hickory Rip Hammer US $26.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tool 16 oz Tubular Steel Rip Hammer US $22.99
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 Michigan Industrial 16 oz Fiberglass Ball Pein Hammer US $20.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 16 oz Fiberglass Rip Hammer US $23.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 32 oz Deadblow Hammer US $26.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 24 oz Deadblow Hammer US $27.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tool 16 oz Fiberglass Copper Hammer US $33.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 48 oz Deadblow Hammer US $30.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 24 oz Fiberglass Brass Hammer US $33.99
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 Michigan Industrial 24 oz Wood Handle Framing Hammer US $22.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 16 oz Wood Rip Hammer US $20.99
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 Michigan Industrial 48 oz Fiberglass Ball Pein Hammer US $27.99
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 Northern Industrial Dead Blow Hammer 24 oz 1101055 US $10.00
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 SNAP ON INDUSTRIAL BRAND 56oz DEAD BLOW HAMMER HARD HITTER US $58.60
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Is there a metals bubble?
A year ago, silver was $17/troy oz. In December it was $25/troy oz. Today, it's $46/troy oz, and if you calculate the per troy ounce price from online mints it's between $65 and $70/troy oz, before shipping.
Is there sufficient industrial demand to support this price level, especially considering that increased price may encourage relatively less expensive or more chemically preferable alternatives? Is demand from speculation and fear about inflation sufficient? Or will this come crashing back down to $12 to $15/troy oz when political events stabilize?
What do you think?
If you think anything in the commodities marketplace right now is demand based, think again. Speculators have caught on to the idea that they can get 95% plus margin and control their own markets.
Direct answer is yes there is a bubble, and some major players are depending on getting bailed out when it pops. Again. My vote is to let the non manufacturing companies fail. But we still have the too big to let fall mentality going on. I suggested that once, and lived to regret it because everyone and their cousin all of a sudden wanted government largesse.