Silver deficits don't exist and other silver myths
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CPM Group's Jeffrey Christian knocks down some of the inaccurate information making the rounds about silver supplies availability and Comex open interest. He also addresses current inflation conditions and what is behind the rising investor interest in U.S. Treasury securities.
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