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RECORD SILVER SURPLUS TO BRING DOWN PRICE--COMMODITY MARKET
        It is expected that the silver market to deliver its second largest surplus on record this year, at 5.5 kt, as supply continues to out space demand despite demand growth y / y.
        Silver has been the weakest performing precious metal this year, losing 10 per cent at its intra year low, and tumbling below the $ 27 / oz level last seen in july 2012.
        The intraday trading software in commodity trading cautiously sees it for making intraday trade after proper chart analysis of silver. The commodity tips provider for silver do appreciate it to analyze it after going though buy and sell signal and its execution.
        Semiconductor shipments rose for a fourth straight month in February, with growth across the Americans and Asia, and the rate of decline in the Semi conductor billings in Europe easing to 2 per cent y /y in February 2102.
        However, prices have experienced support above the $ 26 / oz level, in June last year, and in January and December 2011.  Prices have also rallied in the past amid a surplus market, when industrial demand is solid and investor interest is strong.  The best trading software for commodity trading put these factors into the account before making any intraday trade in silver.
        The weakness in Japan persists.  China’s silver imports are up by 11 per cent for the year to February, from a drop of 17 per cent y / y for 2012, although net imports are still down y / y.  Downside support for silver is also far from solid, early signs of a demand improvement.  Therefore, it has been tedious task in commodity market to read live buy or sell signal in intraday trading in silver. 

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