slickeast wrote:Heard the same thing at $30, $35 , and $40.
slickeast wrote:Heard the same thing at $30, $35 , and $40.
highroller4321 wrote:What makes your warning lights go off? Correction down to $35 range?
I think we might see a correction/profit taking closer to $50.
Jonflyfish wrote:Silver at $43.95 is flashing the warning lights for an imminent correction.
Maybe I'll be 100% wrong but something tells me otherwise.
Cheers.
Jonflyfish wrote:Silver at $43.95 is flashing the warning lights for an imminent correction.
Maybe I'll be 100% wrong but something tells me otherwise.
Cheers.
shinnosuke wrote:Jonflyfish wrote:Silver at $43.95 is flashing the warning lights for an imminent correction.
Maybe I'll be 100% wrong but something tells me otherwise.
Cheers.
JFF, love you like a brother, man. I don't own any paper assets. Wouldn't begin to think about shorting AG. That said, I really, truly, appreciate hearing your insight on what prices are going to do. Call it a reality check, for the lack of a better word.
There's a politician, S.I. Hayakawa, been dead about 20 years, who wrote something that applies here:
If you see in any given situation only what everybody else can see, you can be said to be so much a representative of your culture that you are a victim of it.
Although I fail regularly, I don't want to become a victim of my own close-minded thinking.
One more from Hayakawa:
You guys are both saying the same thing. The only reason you're arguing is because you're using different words.
Jonflyfish wrote:Silver at $43.95 is flashing the warning lights for an imminent correction.
Maybe I'll be 100% wrong but something tells me otherwise.
Cheers.
Tourney64 wrote:So do we think the dollar will get strong as pressure builds to raise interest rates to be competitive with other currencies. Rates go up, then the ability for US to even pay the interest will become impossible. Interest payments are approaching an unsustainable point of equaling our GDP. Print more money to pay debt and inflation skyrockets and Silver will only go one direction. I think smart and big money is moving into Silver. If there is a correction it may be upward to historical gold-silver ratios.
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