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I got my popcorn and am ready to watch the $21 or better movie with my 3-D glasses!!!

Country wrote:I got my popcorn and am ready to watch the $21 or better movie with my 3-D glasses!!!

I like the part when the silver coins seem to float out into the audience, right in front of you... and everyone is trying to grab as much as they can. Gee, I hope I didn't spoil the plot

I think there's a chance we could see $21 today on a spike, but doubtful it will stay there until some consolidation forms.

Friday night is a good time to see a movie, that features 21 dollar silver. Probably will close right about there tomorrow. Take a date, you can afford it if you bought silver on any of the dips in the last few years!

blackrabbit wrote:Friday night is a good time to see a movie, that features 21 dollar silver. Probably will close right about there tomorrow. Take a date, you can afford it if you bought silver on any of the dips in the last few years!

Good call BrackWabbit... Silver printed above $21 in Hong Kong this morning

I am just wondering how long it will keep climbing before it dips.

slickeast wrote:I am just wondering how long it will keep climbing before it dips.

You just answered your own question, Peter... it will keep climbing

beauanderos wrote:

slickeast wrote:I am just wondering how long it will keep climbing before it dips.

You just answered your own question, Peter... it will keep climbing

Looks like it is slipping today. Yeah I know it will keep climbing, but there will be a few valleys along the way. We just don't know how deep or wide the valleys will be.

It briefly spiked over $21 today, the 17th. It happened during the Hong Kong market about 3 to 4 am Eastern time.

Hmmm, go figure. $21 Silver has now opened across the country, after a few sneak previews last week, but still everyone is rushing to see "Gold $1300." I feel like Bill and I are the only ones sitting in the theater, and I've already sat thru it three times cuz of how much I like how it ends Pass those 3D glasses over here, Country

21.15; 1295; pdm 543; cu 3.52

It be there now fellas!

I heard they're coming out w/ a sequel . . .

where can i get those 3-d glasses?

slvrbck wrote:I heard they're coming out w/ a sequel . . .

The sequel is "$22! Believe it or not" but I'm not sure when they're planning on releasing it. They may wait until most of the crowds have seen Gold $1300.

Well.. the crowd has seen that $1300 gold.. so I guess it's time for the sequel on silver. Maybe in the morning sometime. Of course just to make it more challenging I bought a few ounces tonight. That usually causes the price to plummet.

HoardCopperByTheTon wrote: I bought a few ounces tonight.

I'm staying a hundred percent invested in the silver move. Putting every penny I can lay my hands on to work.

hit $22 overnight.yaaaayyyy

I hear Hollywood is even considering rereleasing that old Kevin Costner western Silverado... with one modification. It'll still be about train robberies and holding up the banks... but for silver, not gold. The new title will supposedly be "$23, Silver Ado!"

These are the best sequels since Rocky III.

I hope silver has a long career well into his 30's and beyond.

Any projections as to what it will hit by end of year? I have a few figures in mind but figured I'd throw it out there for the wider audience first...

I've seen some technical analysis from writers I respect who range in their predictions from $25 to $30. I wouldn't be at all surprised to see the higher number in either of two scenarios... JPMorgan loses their grip on their shorts... in which case twenty to thirty cents daily jumps will become the norm, or the dollar devalues, in which case you could well see a sudden surge of several days in a row of one to two dollars each day. Combine the two... and who knows what could happen?

Agreed. I was thinking an approx average of $2 gain a month. Then the tough questions... When (if at all) do you start carving off some of the stash so you can be well positioned to buy more when the bears come a sniffin. Perhaps wait to end of year and leverage a little gradual selling depending on the market at that point.