Now thats funny! Thanks for putting a smile on my face this morning.

I'm hopeful that the share prices may start to outperform the metal prices. The SSRI:$Silver ratio enjoyed a Golden cross last week when the 50 day moving average for this ratio crossed up over the 200 day moving average for this ratio.

This ended over three years of time with the SSRI:$Silver ratio's 50 day moving average trading below its 200 day moving average.

The ratio crossed to the downside at the open on September 14, 2009 when SSRI opened at $21.30 with $Silver opening at $16.78. The SSRI:$Silver ratio hit a low of 1.27 on September 14, 2009. The SSRI:$Silver ratio has plummetted to .48 as of yesterday's close.

The high for the SSRI:$Silver ratio was 3.126 in July of 2007.

The AUMN:$Silver ratio sits at .17. I'd love to see the AUMN:$Silver ratio enjoy a golden cross soon. The 50 day moving average for the AUMN:$Silver sits at .16 whereas the 200 day moving average sits at .20.

The high for the AUMN:$Silver ratio was 1.17 in October of 2010.