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SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Tue Sep 06, 2011 8:18 pmby Country
While my other MONSTER thread is getting a little old, LET'S MOVE ON TO THE RISE TO $75 (sort of rhymes doesn't it). SILVER has been consolidating right at the major support line of $42.50. Sometimes it falls a bit below, and sometimes it rises a bit above. Large moves are mostly made from long consolidations. Remember how frustrating it was to see SILVER move up and down between $15 and $18. We blamed it on the gangsters, but it was merely consolidating for the massive move higher to $31. We all thought it was going to go right back down to $15 - remember!!. Well, it never really looked back, although it did go back to $25. And then WAM!!! It marched right up to $49+.
What's happening now. Well, after a few bounces around $33, SILVER begins to consolidate once again. The consolidation, with fluctuation, is good. We're all getting worried once again that SILVER will go back down to under $30 again. The next massive move higher will take SILVER TO $75. It's just a matter a time, and the SILVER season of appreciation is upon us once again now that we're in Autumn.
So, what do you all think? Let's continue the saga of SILVER with another monster thread....
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Tue Sep 06, 2011 8:33 pmby neilgin1
what do i think?...i think you the man, Country, and by all that is good and holy, i submit that you hereby be nominated and appointed to the position of RC platoon CO...i would say company CO, but it seems like we got 45 stout Americans here, and that's platoon size. Responsibilities?.....? you're the man, Commanding officer, final say, arbiter of everything RC....its a light burden, but a position of honor and renown, however when TPTB shut us down, YOU'RE the one they're going after. (i am LMAO) do youi accept this nomination?
silver?...oh, i pray it gets cratered right back down to 20...15, but it wont. We're on our way to $130, and guys just gotta wrap their minds around paying 30 times face, for now...if we crater then we can get stuff at 20 times! can you imagine?
You have to accept the nomination, you're a Virginia gentleman. What would you think if General Washington said, "naw, i really cant" to the Continental Congress?....you'd be horrified, by jingo!
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Tue Sep 06, 2011 8:36 pmby Thogey
neilgin1 wrote:what do i think?...i think you the man, Country, and by all that is good and holy, i submit that you hereby be nominated and appointed to the position of RC platoon CO...i would say company CO, but it seems like we got 45 stout Americans here, and that's platoon size. Responsibilities?.....? you're the man, Commanding officer, final say, arbiter of everything RC....its a light burden, but a position of honor and renown, however when TPTB shut us down, YOU'RE the one they're going after. (i am LMAO) do youi accept this nomination?
silver?...oh, i pray it gets cratered right back down to 20...15, but it wont. We're on our way to $130, and guys just gotta wrap their minds around paying 30 times face, for now...if we crater then we can get stuff at 20 times! can you imagine?
You have to accept the nomination, you're a Virginia gentleman. What would you think if General Washington said, "naw, i really cant" to the Continental Congress?....you'd be horrified, by jingo!
Holy crap
That's some major butt kissing.
Thanks Country, for all you do.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Tue Sep 06, 2011 8:47 pmby aloneibreak
any of you experts see major resistance for silver at 47-48ish ?
could it be that any new/naive buyers who bought in towards the late april top may be looking to get out ?
or will the event that pushes it over 50 be major enough to keep it high ?
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Tue Sep 06, 2011 9:23 pmby 68Camaro
Thanks for the new thread!
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Tue Sep 06, 2011 9:38 pmby RichardPenny43
neilgin1 wrote:what do i think?...i think you the man, Country, and by all that is good and holy, i submit that you hereby be nominated and appointed to the position of RC platoon CO...i would say company CO, but it seems like we got 45 stout Americans here, and that's platoon size. Responsibilities?.....? you're the man, Commanding officer, final say, arbiter of everything RC....its a light burden, but a position of honor and renown, however when TPTB shut us down, YOU'RE the one they're going after. (i am LMAO) do youi accept this nomination?
Can I do that? 
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Tue Sep 06, 2011 9:46 pmby aristobolus
The Bankers are throwing everything they got to stifle the PM's; witness the devaluing of the Swiss Franc yesterday. We very well may be on a precipice; I hope the plunge is toward $75, not $7.50! I don't trust the Banking Cartel, as you can tell.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Tue Sep 06, 2011 10:28 pmby neilgin1
Thogey wrote:Holy crap
That's some major butt kissing.
Thanks Country, for all you do.
oh c'mon Major Tom, why you do me like that? (lol) my next recco was that you assume the XO slot for piss sakes, and i stand by that, long as i get the S-2 slot (intel)..agreed?
and as long as the ass kissing continues, here's a song for you:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yY-cZew2 ... re=related
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Wed Sep 07, 2011 6:43 amby silverflake
Say what you will about silver prices but regardless of how you look at it, whether you analyze it technically, fundamentally or conspiratorially, the major resistance for silver, and I mean mmaaAAAaajjor resistance is the magical, psychological $50/oz. The challenge is to take that out. Remember how many times and trials it took to break the sound barrier in a plane? And once Chuck Yaeger did, the speeds of aircrafts took off (literally). I say, up or down in the next few months- whatever, if we break $50/oz we are in rarified air and there's no resistance - nothing - above. Some of that id from my gut, some is from plane old technicals and chart patterns. From $51/oz, $75 will be a quick hit.
Again, my 2 cents worth (copper of course).
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Wed Sep 07, 2011 7:06 amby Tourney64
As more and more investors realize the paper silver they are holding is worthless, silver will rise. If the paper silver bubble bursts all at once we will see an historic rise.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Wed Sep 07, 2011 7:44 amby shinnosuke
But for now, prices are going down and I like it. (Apologies to any of you who need an immediate price rise to cash in some of your stash.) I feel like a prisoner on death row getting a temporary stay of execution every time PMs go down. Come on, Governor, knock another $10 off Ag.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Wed Sep 07, 2011 10:53 amby neilgin1
shinnosuke wrote:But for now, prices are going down and I like it. (Apologies to any of you who need an immediate price rise to cash in some of your stash.) I feel like a prisoner on death row getting a temporary stay of execution every time PMs go down. Come on, Governor, knock another $10 off Ag.
amen...indeed.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Wed Sep 07, 2011 11:45 amby blackrabbit
aristobolus wrote:The Bankers are throwing everything they got to stifle the PM's; witness the devaluing of the Swiss Franc yesterday. We very well may be on a precipice; I hope the plunge is toward $75, not $7.50! I don't trust the Banking Cartel, as you can tell.
I am just a layman but I think this is actually bullish for PM's as the franc was the last fiat currency that was holding value. Now there is no currency except maybe from the BRIC countries that will not be devalued. PM's are the last great safe haven for retaining wealth.
Yea I'd love to see the prices "crash" for gold down to 1600 and silver down to 35. That would be a severe crash at this point and I'd be buying anything I could then. I just don't think we'll get to those "bargain" levels again during this long bull market. At this point I'd buy silver at 40 and gold if it drops below 1800. I would not be surprised at all to see 50 dollar silver and 2000 gold by the start of winter.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Wed Sep 07, 2011 3:57 pmby 68Camaro
Yeah - I think we're about to hit the big surge. Some months ago the consensus here was something would happen in Aug/Sep, and I think we've already seen the start of that in August with 1900 gold, and a lot of Sep is left. Timing predictions can never be perfect, so if we're off by a few months it doesn't change the result. The fundamentals are still building toward a rush, and I don't see that anything has changed over the past 4 months to alter the predictions made earlier this year. If anything it is all confirming of what was predicted. Shinnosuke has sent me a zerohedge article link that I have yet to read, and maybe he's already shared that in a thread that I haven't seen yet (I've been busy most of today), but I look forward to seeing what's in that.
There will be few good buying opportunities left at these levels.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Wed Sep 07, 2011 4:19 pmby Rodebaugh
Anyone else remember trying to buy physical without paying an arm and a leg late 2008 after the Sub-prime garbage? I was buying with both hands and the best I did was $13.20/oz.999. I had to wait on delivery for 6-7 weeks from apmex. The point is the game has changed. Physical demand is strong below $40, insane bellow $30, and sub $20 is wishful thinking for the foreseeable future IMO.
I think we continue in the $40's for a while and then surge through $50 by years end.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Wed Sep 07, 2011 4:45 pmby balz
Just bought today some Vienna Philarmonic at 45.55$ CDN... Crazy when you consider they buy them back at only 40.90$ CDN... But I agree with what has been said so far. In some years 50$ Silver will be the good old time.
I had over 50 oz. of silver bought at 5-6$ oz. years ago and sold them for fiat money. Worst decision ever. I won't do this mistake again and I am sure we will see 500$ oz. in some years.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Wed Sep 07, 2011 10:05 pmby shinnosuke
68Camaro wrote:Yeah - I think we're about to hit the big surge. Some months ago the consensus here was something would happen in Aug/Sep, and I think we've already seen the start of that in August with 1900 gold, and a lot of Sep is left. Timing predictions can never be perfect, so if we're off by a few months it doesn't change the result. The fundamentals are still building toward a rush, and I don't see that anything has changed over the past 4 months to alter the predictions made earlier this year. If anything it is all confirming of what was predicted. Shinnosuke has sent me a zerohedge article link that I have yet to read, and maybe he's already shared that in a thread that I haven't seen yet (I've been busy most of today), but I look forward to seeing what's in that.
There will be few good buying opportunities left at these levels.
Here's the link:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/guest-post-commodities-look-set-rocket-higher
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Thu Sep 08, 2011 6:37 pmby IdahoCopper
If Ag goes rapidly to $75, chances are it will rapidly drop shortly thereafter. Maybe to $60, or $50. My question is if I sell half the stack at $75, will any physical be available at $50 or $60 in the following month?
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Thu Sep 08, 2011 7:19 pmby neilgin1
IdahoCopper wrote:If Ag goes rapidly to $75, chances are it will rapidly drop shortly thereafter. Maybe to $60, or $50. My question is if I sell half the stack at $75, will any physical be available at $50 or $60 in the following month?
Idaho, i dont know your situation, but i would strongly urge you to begin to regard silver as currency insurance, and never contemplate trading good silver, for paper fiat. To put that thought out of your mind. Maybe once silver hits the minor roadbump of $75, what says it will trade down to 50 to 60?....what if it cascades up to $130?
Silver, imo, should be stacked and saved to be used to buy assets that produce "things" that can be sold for more silver coins, just my take on the larger picture.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Fri Sep 09, 2011 1:55 amby IdahoCopper
neilgin1 wrote:IdahoCopper wrote:If Ag goes rapidly to $75, chances are it will rapidly drop shortly thereafter. Maybe to $60, or $50. My question is if I sell half the stack at $75, will any physical be available at $50 or $60 in the following month?
Idaho, i dont know your situation, but i would strongly urge you to begin to regard silver as currency insurance, and never contemplate trading good silver, for paper fiat. To put that thought out of your mind. Maybe once silver hits the minor roadbump of $75, what says it will trade down to 50 to 60?....what if it cascades up to $130?
Silver, imo, should be stacked and saved to be used to buy assets that produce "things" that can be sold for more silver coins, just my take on the larger picture.
Yes, that is what I've always had in mind. I was just tempted to speculate and perhaps increase the stack. However you are correct, the risk is to high to play that game. Thanks.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Fri Sep 09, 2011 3:41 amby beauanderos
IdahoCopper wrote:neilgin1 wrote:IdahoCopper wrote:If Ag goes rapidly to $75, chances are it will rapidly drop shortly thereafter. Maybe to $60, or $50. My question is if I sell half the stack at $75, will any physical be available at $50 or $60 in the following month?
Idaho, i dont know your situation, but i would strongly urge you to begin to regard silver as currency insurance, and never contemplate trading good silver, for paper fiat. To put that thought out of your mind. Maybe once silver hits the minor roadbump of $75, what says it will trade down to 50 to 60?....what if it cascades up to $130?
Silver, imo, should be stacked and saved to be used to buy assets that produce "things" that can be sold for more silver coins, just my take on the larger picture.
Yes, that is what I've always had in mind. I was just tempted to speculate and perhaps increase the stack. However you are correct, the risk is to high to play that game. Thanks.
I sell my culls on perceived price spikes, and attempt to buy back BU on dips. That limits any sales to generally less than one percent of the stash. I'm not trying to improve the quantity, merely the quality.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Fri Sep 09, 2011 3:23 pmby neilgin1
i just got a feeling we're heading lower, mid 30's, maybe re-test that recent 33 low. been thinking, these large entities that use silver futures like an ATM, they can still prevail at their little game for two reasons, COMEX silver open interest is not deep and wide, and they have free e-money from the Fed.....and going lower might not be as bad as it sounds. Personally i wouldnt mind the potential opportunity to get ASE rolls at 700...OR even 600, as unthinkable as that sounds. have a good weekend. 9-11, ten years, honor the fallen, never forget. neil
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Fri Sep 09, 2011 3:27 pmby 68Camaro
I would love to think so Neil, and will take advantage of it if they do, but I'm afraid they don't have the muscle anymore. I think they are having trouble keeping this in check, and are being satisfied with keeping prices under slowly growing target levels to avoid market panic.
At the moment there is still significant resistance to allowing paper PM prices to pass 1900 gold and 43 silver. (Of course I'm in the camp of the source of this as being artificial - it's not a real market - but that's a whole other set of threads.) They pulled off three more attacks today to keep prices at bay, despite the larger market crash, each time at critical points where the prices were getting ready to take off. Hats off to them for their expertise! Unfortunately for me they didn't quite kick it down enough to hit the first of my re-purchase buy points. (Dang! If they going to do this, I want them to do it right! So I can make more FRNs off of them.) The whole market is starting to shift up; even the major down attacks are having trouble getting silver down below 40, and to stay down for any length of time. And when they do this with off-market timing, and it won't stay down, it prevents me from taking advantage of it.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Fri Sep 09, 2011 7:15 pmby neilgin1
68, yeh, i hear ya.........i dunno, i been watching the Dollar and the Euro trade, and for the first time in a LONG time, you can make money off of buying dollars and selling euro's. i havent seen that in 3 years..and some of these guys, institutional traders at banks, got used to using comex silver as an ATM machine by killing bulls. What it would mean is that you see the G/S ratio POSSIBLY go back to the 60-70 area, for a spell.....i dunno....its just a feeling, based on a lot of stuff that i dont want to bore you with....inside baseball stuff.
but it would be kind of neat to buy rolls of ASES at 600 the roll....IF we have one more deep down, i'm going to concentrate on ASES, I saw that Lucy Hayes proof half ounce Gold coin, and man that ole girl turned me on, but i dont have the FRN's to get her.
Re: SILVER PART 2 - THE RISE TO $75 - NOW AT $42+
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Tue Sep 13, 2011 11:35 amby neilgin1
nope. the markets trading like it doesnt want to go down, which means its going to go up. (doh!) 40.90 last basis Dec