What do we see next...$10 or $20 silver?
gecko109
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Which is more likely to occur first? A rampant, profit taking sell-off, coupled with a rising stock market to get silver back down to $10, or a wild bull driven ride up to $20?
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<< <i>$20 will look like a bargain in the not too distant future. >>
So with the past week's run-up on silver prices, you dont see at least a mild dip with the profit taking phase that we almost always see right after such a quick uptrend?
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The comment about stocks is pretty good as well, the run up from the March low seems awfully fast to me. I think stocks are expecting the economy to improve and keep moving up. Sideways is a better hope.
Oil will seem higher because the dollar is weaker.
This will be a summer of discontent in the US.
<< <i>$20 will look like a bargain in the not too distant future. >>
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What do we see next...$10 or $20 silver?
$20 silver and then some.
I knew it would happen.
> Does that make me a fool, or did I just get lucky
You're not asking a loaded question are you?
Although I don't know your circumstances, I would say you were wise, not lucky, to get out when you did.
I think we all can see both silver and gold, in the long run, are destined to go much higher.
20 before 10 is my guess, but probably not happening as quickly as what some people hope/fear.
I don't know of anyone who is expecting a big correction between now and later June/July. If one comes, I don't think it will last long.
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<< <i>I think silver at $20 within 12 months is a near certainty. I think that anyone who had free standing cash back in November and did not take advantage of the distressed pricing in the silver and gold miners missed a huge opportunity. Prices were basically thrown back to when gold was $400/oz. The miners were beaten down as a group much further than the general stock market. Some of the silver miners that were favorite whipping boys of the shorts, are now 4X to 5X higher. They certainly aren't the bargain today that they were back then.
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Tell me about it, I remember seeing my stock accounts trashed with CDE at 40 cents a share, HL around $1, SLW below $3 and AUY around $4. I already owned these stocks and desperately wanted to add to my positions but didn't have the cash now these stocks along with most other mining stocks are 3-4 times higher in price and this is in only 3 months time!!! I also was watching Wells Fargo and watched them drift below $8 only to triple in price along with many other financial stocks if Silver had been where it is today I would've sold out of some and been buying hand over fist.