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Purchasing CDE while the current correction in the precious metals markets are under way should work out well over the next few weeks or so.  Coeur closed at $3.88 on March 24th. Buying or adding to positions below $4.00 is recommended.

As one of the lowest cost silver producers in the world buying and holding Coeur for the long term should work out extremely well. However, for those looking to make a quick 20% to 25 % could consider buying CDE at below $4.00 and selling into it's recent upper range of $5.00 to $5.16. 

I seriously doubt if the correction in the gold and silver

Beautiful correction on this silver play... P/E is cheap for the EPS growth.

Purchasing CDE while the current correction in the precious metals markets are under way should work out well over the next few weeks or so.  Coeur closed at $3.88 on March 24th. Buying or adding to positions below $4.00 is recommended.

As one of the lowest cost silver producers in the world buying and holding Coeur for the long term should work out extremely well. However, for those looking to make a quick 20% to 25 % could consider buying CDE at below $4.00 and selling into it's recent upper range of $5.00 to $5.16. 

I seriously doubt if the correction in the gold and silver

With recent acquisitions Coeur has quietly transformed itself into the world's lowest cost silver producer.  The acquisitions have made Coeur a major player as a silver producer as additional production comes on stream in 2008 and 2009 , and beyond. 

The current correction in silver prices has brought about a substantial correction in Coeur. I would use this correction to buy Coeur in the $4.00 to $4.50 a share range.   

In my opinion, the market has not yet recognized the changes in Coeur's status into a major low cost silver producer.

"When one door closes, another opens. But we often look so regretfully upon the closed door that we don't see the one that has opened for us." (Helen Keller - 1880-1968, American Blind/Deaf Author, Lecturer, Amorist)

World Silver Supply and Demand (in millions of ounces)

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