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Seems like the price of silver has been relatively stable for a while now, high teens low twenties, compared to the last few years of wild swings in the $20, $30 and $40 range. After the big drops last year it seems to have settled down quite a bit. I don't know too much about the driving forces behind this and was wondering if anyone can shed some light on the reasoning behind this stabilization. I admittedly haven't researched the charts so maybe this is normal or I maybe my observations are off.

Price suppression continues. Those marionettes who pull the strings won't allow silver or gold to dance too fast... that might attract a larger audience
Just console yourself by realizing you're getting to attend this off-Broadway premiere of the Precious Metals Caboret for much less than full price tickets would cost.

While I know the "stability" won't last forever, I have been enjoying being able to buy at a fairly consistent price. At some point, I expect it to start jumping around quite a bit, but I'll take the calm before the storm right now.