2011 predictions......

edmundfitzgerald

Gold

Silver

Platinum

Palladium


Throw in the S&P and copper if you'd like, or anything else under the sun. We'll see where we stand on 12/31/2011.

Good luck

Ciccio

This is always fun.

Au $1210
Ag $21
Pd $415
Pt $1600

UconnL

Gold: $1,560.78

Silver: $38.76

Copper: $5.67

Plat. $1,978.00

Pal: $1,156.00

S&P 1,234.56

10 year treas: 4.89%
30 year 6.02%


PS... Who knows??? Larry

chumley

I can only guarentee gold and silver prices silver....$36.66 gold.....$1558

gsa1fan

Gold - $1,869

Silver $22

derryb

GLD: 1783.47
SIL: 63.07
PLT: 2276.32
PAL: 1182.17

2011 will be much worse economically than 2010 and all PMs will climb >25% by year's end.
The European Union will fall apart after Spain defaults on it's debt.
The dollar, however, will strengthen against other currencies except the Yuan and Canadian dollar, but only because all other currencies end up in the toilet.
China, contrary to current concerns, will continue to be "where the profit is."
Econcomic war between the US and China will escalate with massive trade import/export restrictions from both sides.
The US will continue to mask the seriousness of its employment and debt problems. QE 3 will become reality.
Public debt and expensive public pension promises will cause state/local need for federal bailout on a massive scale.

Meltdown

Gold - $1585

Silver - $36.25

With both dipping 10% below today's high of $1420 & $30.90ish through the first couple months of the 2011.

secondrepublic

I'm going to reverse course and predict higher prices... maybe this time I'll be right

Gold - $2300
Silver - $55
Platinum - $2400
Palladium - $1100

Justacommeman

Silver and gold will continue to fail miserably.

MJ

Bear

They will continue to fluctuate, with a higher bias.

If our Government is reallyt smart, they will quietly

invest a few billion dollars to quickly get operational,

our own mines to obtain those rare earth elements so

necessary for electronics, that are now produced and

controlled by Red China. We need to immediately store

up a strategic reserve for National defense. These will be the

items to watch price wise in the future.

Wingsrule

Silver and gold will continue to fail miserably.

I love that one...

fivecents

Silver...$40
Gold.....$1,698

OPA

What the heck...I'll give it a shot...I've never been correct in my long term prediction though.

Gold..............$1,427

Silver............$41.00

Platinum........$1,879

Palladium.......$725.00

RedHerring

Predicted 2011 highs for:

Au $1529
Ag $41
Pd $905
Pt $1870

and where we'll be on 12/31/2010:

Au $1481
Ag $37
Pd $810
Pt $1770

jmski52

Dec. 31, 2011:

Gold @ $1,791.22

Silver @ $47.91

Platinum @ $2,175.87

Palladium @ $1,260.00

Dow Jones Industrials @ 12,214.27

Crude Oil @ $114.75

Treasury Yields:

2 Yr @ 0.60%
5 Yr @ 2.25%
10 Yr @ 4.34%
30 Yr @ 6.75%

National Debt @ $18,500,000,000,002.24 @ 11:59PM 12-31-2011. (You heard it here first.)

pitboss

gold 1725.00

silver 45.60

platinum 2016.00

dow 12380

fastrudy

OK, but I suck at this.

Au $1754
Ag $ 43
Pt $2105
Pd $ 859

KUCH

Gold - $2301
Slver $56

cone10

Happy New Year stackers!

Gold $1,776.87
Silver $38.67
Platinum $2,217.52
Palladium $1,005.62

Wolf359

Gold - 5,000 or better
Silver - 140 or better

It's all falling apart, sorry!

InYHWHWeTrust

Silver: 37.37
Gold: 1573.73
Happy 2011 all!

Meltdown

Where's Guru?
We need somebody to jump in here and call for lower prices in 2011.

Metalsman

Okay.. he goes.

December 31, 2011
Gold $1879.54
Silver $44.63
Palladium $1166.34
Platinum $2437.87

The National Debt and falling USD..... Priceless!

heavymetal

Gold. 1550
Silver. 41.25
Platinum. 1990
Copper. 6.00
Palladium 450
Dow. 12001
SP. 1330
NASDAQ. 2995

tydye

My crystal ball has
gold at $1814 (my favorite year)
silver at $41 (my age in 2011)
Plat at $2011 (2011)
Palladium at 1G

trozau

Au - $1800
Pt - $2500
Pd - $1000
Ag - $35

Konahead

Gold. $1750
Silver $40
Plat $1950
Economy worse.

keepdachange

AU- $1567.89
AG- $47.56

cjmezz

Gold 1685.00
Silver 39.50

goingbroke

Silver $37.12 Gold $1745.00

renman95

G-1,689
S-38.51
Pt-1,987
Pd-965

Dow-12,334
S&P-1,267

12/30/11 update...

Dow-12,241
S&P-1,260

Pretty close on the stock indices but not so much on PM's.

CoinMaster1229

Silver $54.00

Gold $ 2,150.00

an old copper penny will be worth .04 Cents

PCGS will be purchased by China and will grade there knock offs as Genuine!

OPA

<< <i>Silver $54.00

Gold $ 2,150.00

an old copper penny will be worth .04 Cents

PCGS will be purchased by China and will grade there knock offs as Genuine!



>>



Only if Hell freezes over...btw it's their & not there

piecesofme

or anything else under the sun

I will continue to get a haircut every 6 weeks whether I need one or not.

CoinMaster1229

<< <i>

<< <i>Silver $54.00

Gold $ 2,150.00

an old copper penny will be worth .04 Cents

PCGS will be purchased by China and will grade there knock offs as Genuine!



>>



Only if Hell freezes over...btw it's their & not there >>



Who are you the Grammar Nazi !!

yellowkid

I don't follow the other metals. I'll go with just the gold at $1850 and the Dow at 12750.

OPA

<< <i>

<< <i>

<< <i>Silver $54.00

Gold $ 2,150.00

an old copper penny will be worth .04 Cents

PCGS will be purchased by China and will grade there knock offs as Genuine!



>>



Only if Hell freezes over...btw it's their & not there >>



Who are you the Grammar Nazi !! >>



Nope...Only your friendly Elementary School English teacher...

DoubleEagle59

Dec 31, 2011:

Gold: $1823

Silver: $43.40

But....sometime during the year, Silver will drop to $24.00.

Joflax

Where is Roadrunner???
I am guessing whetever he guesses

Justacommeman

<< <i>Where's Guru?
We need somebody to jump in here and call for lower prices in 2011. >>



Sainty was to busy jousting in the CK thread with Manofcoins to wondor over here. Manofcoins and typesetter ended up getting bammed but not Jay.
Weird, Jay and Manocoins where going toe to toe and only one gets the pink slip.Guru was the instigator............hhhmmmmmmmmmmmm. MJ

JimDepot

gold $1850
silver $38

roadrunner

No numerical guesses for end of year. This year probably has a strong first half PM's high in the cards (March-June), but a potentially severe pullback as well. 2010 really didn't offer a huge corrective option that 2011 brings to the table as the current 2 yr up-leg heads into its 3rd year.

Cliff Droke has summed things up this way: 2011 is the last year that two key yearly cycles - the 4-year and the 6-year cycles - will be in the ascending phase. After October 2011, the last of the significant long-term cycles will have peaked and the final "hard down" phase of the 60-year cycle of deflation will be in full swing. That gives Wall Street a relatively brief intermediate-term window between now and next fall to unload their stocks on an returns-hungry public.

Trying to determine the year end PM effects with the last bit of liquidity cycle bullishness starting to bottom would be a wild guess. But hopefully Proof Collection & friends over in the trading thread will try to chart the trend as the months progress.

24 analysts predict PM's for 2011

Surprisingly, the analysts are all in the same ball park. The range for gold is from $1190 low to a high of $1850. Everyone has gold going to $1550 sometime in 2011. Not a single analyst is down in the weeds or at the top of the corn stalks. Average price of the highs and lows is $1457.

roadrunner

PreTurb

Cliff Droke has summed things up this way: "2011 is the last year that two key yearly cycles - the 4-year and the 6-year cycles - will be in the ascending phase. After October 2011, the last of the significant long-term cycles will have peaked and the final "hard down" phase of the 60-year cycle of deflation will be in full swing. That gives Wall Street a relatively brief intermediate-term window between now and next fall to unload their stocks on an returns-hungry public."

You chartists drive me nuts. Bless your hearts.

Justacommeman

<< <i>Cliff Droke has summed things up this way: "2011 is the last year that two key yearly cycles - the 4-year and the 6-year cycles - will be in the ascending phase. After October 2011, the last of the significant long-term cycles will have peaked and the final "hard down" phase of the 60-year cycle of deflation will be in full swing. That gives Wall Street a relatively brief intermediate-term window between now and next fall to unload their stocks on an returns-hungry public."

You chartists drive me nuts. Bless your hearts. >>



I'm a chartist myself. However, in my former trading office I had a sign above my screens that read, " Every sunken ship had a chart also".

MJ

roadrunner

Charts are one thing, cycles are another. Cycles come and go with regularity and usually on time. Charts try to predict shorter trends within those cycles. Go back and look as the 4,6,10,12,20,30,40,60,120 yr cycles and you will find uncanny accuracy in tops and bottoms (1894, 1954, 1974, 1984, 1994, 2002). The last 120 yr cycle ended in 1894 as that depression hit the bottom. Unfortunately 2012-2014 is the bottoming process for all of those long term cycles. Perfect storm potential.

Having been a sailor for 10 yrs, a lot of the ships that ended up on the bottom had good charts, but didn't account for unusual weather conditions or uncharted obstacles. Others had good charts but either failed to use them properly or totally ignored them.

roadrunner

piecesofme

Sainty was to busy jousting in the CK thread with Manofcoins to wondor over here. Manofcoins and typesetter ended up getting bammed but not Jay. Weird, Jay and Manocoins where going toe to toe and only one gets the pink slip.Guru was the instigator............hhhmmmmmmmmmmmm. MJ

Who's trying to derail a thread now? PLEASE give the crap a rest?!


Nope...Only your friendly Elementary School English teacher...

They're getting their things together to go over there for awhile. How'd I do teach?

Justacommeman

<a lot of the ships that ended up on the bottom had good charts, but didn't account for unusual weather conditions or uncharted obstacles>

Yep, just substitute unusual weather and uncharted obstacles for unexpected rate increases, Fed intervention, hedge funds collasping, Comex rule changes in the middle of the trading day and flash crashes and it's pretty much the same.

MJ

mrearlygold

It's going to be another very good year for coins, precious metals business and other tangible assetts.

Now will somebody please offer me a 67 Corvette, small block, 4 speed fact a/c, convertible? Don't be bashful about offering me any 60 Camaro SS or 69 Firebird hardtop or convertible

Justacommeman

<< <i>It's going to be another very good year for coins, precious metals business and other tangible assetts.

Now will somebody please offer me a 67 Corvette, small block, 4 speed fact a/c, convertible? Don't be bashful about offering me any 60 Camaro SS or 69 Firebird hardtop or convertible >>



I will gladly cash in some coins for the 63 vette or right Shelby from 67-69

MJ

coinman23885

I'll catch grief for this, but by then of 2011:

Ag: $20-22
Au: $800-$1,000 (gold will plateau somewhere in this range

ksammut

Gold - $1,692.57

Silver - $42.58

Platinum - $1,943.23

Palladium - $1,134.67

Dow Jones Industrials end at 11,894 but will hit a high of 12546 by mid year.

Crude Oil - end at 109.32 but will hit a high of 134.70 by September.

The debt ceiling will be raised to at least $15.5 trillion.

I hope I am low on gold and silver. My mining stocks like going higher.

Ken