theo wrote:Wow! a 13% pullback in silver! Is this a buying opportunity or 2011 part duex?
Honestly I think $24 (the point of the first pullback) is the first resistance point. If it breaks through $21 its a bit more serious. I'm hoping this persists for at a least few weeks. If feeling a little light on .999 silver.
Country wrote:Lovin' It !!! Going much higher....
68Camaro wrote:If anyone can actually find any meaningful amount of Silver for less than $3 over spot I think they need to either buy it or advertise it here.
The drop in metals at various points like now is good as it is a normal part of consolidation within a bull market. The difference between metals and other markets is that you can't actually buy small sized metal at near spot prices in a bull. There is a fixed supply that is non elastic and the real market price includes the premiums for physical small sized silver. Spot only applies to large good delivery bars (at best).
theo wrote:As I write this silver is down another .84 to $23.93. I will go out on a limb here and say it will start Wednesday lower, then rebound a bit by mid-morning only to take another waterfall plunge in the afternoon to about $22.00 by tomorrow's close. We will be flirting with $21.00 by week's end.
CardsNCoins wrote:I just wanted Chris to know that I get a kick out of his titles for this thread. Keep up the good work Doc.
Rodebaugh wrote:Recording the title change from an hour ago with this post before updating it.
68Camaro wrote:Brutal only in the sense of a few months. Biden is officially printing money at a higher rate than ever and unofficially not recognizing any urgency or need to maintain solvency. Silver is officially in short supply with demand far higher than production for years to come, if not forever. From here, eventually to the moon!!
knibloe wrote:68Camaro wrote:Brutal only in the sense of a few months. Biden is officially printing money at a higher rate than ever and unofficially not recognizing any urgency or need to maintain solvency. Silver is officially in short supply with demand far higher than production for years to come, if not forever. From here, eventually to the moon!!
I heard yesterday that 20% of all US dolars were created in the last year. That should translate to a 20% inflation spike some time down the road. So based on that and Camaro's statement. I agree eventually to the moon.
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