If you sold on the run up...at what silver price would you buy back in ?

1630Boston · February 5, 2026 4:21PM

If you sold on the run up...at what silver price would you buy back in?

All opinions appreciated

boston

RedneckHB · February 5, 2026 4:23PM

100:1

jmlanzaf · February 5, 2026 4:39PM

Maybe 35

toadstrangler · February 5, 2026 4:39PM

45 and I'll back up the truck. Although I don't sell. EVER.

blitzdude · February 5, 2026 5:17PM

Sub $25 RGDS!

Colonialcoin · February 5, 2026 5:41PM

I started to buy silver with non-investment money around 2018 or so. I began to scale out of it and finally closed out at $93. It powered through those levels but I was ok with that as I was able to sell on my terms. I’m never buying silver again(unless it’s colonial era coins) as it will probably get crushed again similar to the 1980 and early 2010 tops. Each time the long term chart went vertical, then took years to rebuild its base before beginning its next bull move. The same thing occurring again wouldn’t surprise me. I hope I’m wrong for my buddies that are stackers. That said, it was an interesting ride.

1630Boston · February 5, 2026 5:44PM

@Colonialcoin
What do you consider "colonial era coins"
boston

Colonialcoin · February 5, 2026 5:48PM

Massachusetts silver, Spanish and French colonial, as well as Netherlands Lion dollars. The older, the better.

MsMorrisine · February 5, 2026 6:37PM

i'll take $20

toadstrangler · February 5, 2026 6:41PM

@MsMorrisine said:
i'll take $20

Now you just getting GREEDY lolz

MsMorrisine · February 5, 2026 6:46PM

@softparade said:

@MsMorrisine said:
i'll take $20

Now you just getting GREEDY lolz

beginning to grasp the obvious

running from $20 to $35 had no explanation either

Artist · February 5, 2026 7:29PM

@blitzdude said:
Sub $25 RGDS!

I guess I should know this but I don't: what's an RGDS?

blitzdude · February 5, 2026 7:47PM

@MsMorrisine said:
i'll take $20

I wouldn't be shocked if we see the teens again. THKS!

johnny9434 · February 5, 2026 8:02PM

35-40 $

bestmr · February 5, 2026 8:11PM

I have several albums(ase, maple, kook, libertad) I need to fill, 2023 to present, so I’d be looking at around $50 silver to do that.

DisneyFan · February 5, 2026 9:42PM

In this market I would be buying SLV ETFs in $10 down increments. Additional physical silver takes up too much space.

derryb · February 6, 2026 12:28AM

bought AGQ tonight at $104.80.

PerryHall · February 6, 2026 2:41AM

@Artist said:

@blitzdude said:
Sub $25 RGDS!

I guess I should know this but I don't: what's an RGDS?

Troll speak for the salutation "regards".

291fifth · February 6, 2026 6:18AM

The long decline has begun. It will not surprise me if it eventually ends up at below $20. The tulips are dead but the "stackers" just don't want to believe it. The concentration of wealth and loose regulation allows the very wealthy to influence markets to their advantage. The "little guys" are there to take the losses. This is nothing new.

TwoSides2aCoin · February 6, 2026 7:10AM

If I don’t buy, I don’t sell. So the answer is clear.

interpols · February 6, 2026 7:16AM

@Colonialcoin said:
Massachusetts silver, Spanish and French colonial, as well as Netherlands Lion dollars. The older, the better.

Spanish escudos, especially like the 1500s ones from Peru are sick

fc · February 6, 2026 8:01AM

When a kilo silver bar is under 1000.. so that math would be... 31ish per ounce?

Göttinger · February 6, 2026 8:28AM

I wish I would have sold more silver over the past few weeks, I still have a small bucket full of mixed foreign coins and impaired .999 stuff.

When/ if silver prices (including premiums) stabelize well below 1€ per gram (circa 37 Dollars per ounce), I'll get some more German 90% silver coins. That's the kind of silver I'm intending to hold for a pretty long time, either until retirement, some kind of emergency or a opportunity to afford a house.

Until then I'll proceed hunting for occasional bargains, but only with my spare money from metal detecting public parks and bottle/can recycling.

Some people in this thread have predicted silver prices below 20$ per ounce. As nice as that would be as a buying opportunity, I don't think this is a sustainable long term price goal. Globally the costs of mining are rising and producing silver for less than 20 Dollars per ounce does not sound profitable for the companies involved in mining and refining the raw silver, especially if their production costs keep rising with inflation while the price of silver does not.

GoldFinger1969 · February 6, 2026 8:37AM

@291fifth said:
The long decline has begun. It will not surprise me if it eventually ends up at below $20. The tulips are dead but the >"stackers" just don't want to believe it. The concentration of wealth and loose regulation allows the very wealthy to >influence markets to their advantage. The "little guys" are there to take the losses. This is nothing new.

There was less of a bubble except for the last few weeks and months....I think silver will find strong support at the early-2025 levels of about $30-$40.

I'm guestimating, but I don't think it has to lose 80-90%. The supply/demand imbalance and industrial demand should provide a higher floor than in the past.

nags · February 6, 2026 8:38AM

I bought a decent amount through Costco (Buffalo rounds and ASEs) in 2024 and early 2025. Most were in the $500/$600 range per tube. I've sold around 75% of them. If silver drops back to that range, I'll probably grab some more. In looking at a long-term chart, that seems plausible.

I don't have a crystal ball so I'll gladly take a profit when I can get it.

roadrunner · February 6, 2026 11:38PM

This is a wave 4 for silver and gold with a higher up wave still to come by 2028. Recall how silver performed in the 2008 wave 4.........dropping from $21 to $9 in 6 to 9 months........and recovering to $19 within a year.......and then on to $49 within 18 months. This wave 4 shouldn't be nearly as long as that one.

JimTyler · February 7, 2026 8:22AM

I wouldn’t buy even > $20 because it will hang wherever it stops and too old to wait.

scotty1419 · February 7, 2026 8:59AM

I struggle to think this is the end when the runup has been so incredibly quick - even compared to the 2010 timeframe.

I at least sold some on the higher end in Jan. I've bought a lot of constitutional 'loss leader' 90% at like 20-35x face in the past two months so I have no pain for my purchases. I'm tempted to buy some .999 now but At 50-60 I'd likely buy some more. 35-40 and I'd probably buy much more regularly.

carew4me · February 7, 2026 9:10AM

@derryb said:
bought AGQ tonight at $104.80.

but it never got that low

taxmad · February 7, 2026 9:19AM

@carew4me said:

@derryb said:
bought AGQ tonight at $104.80.

but it never got that low

It hit $100 in extended trading

Raptormaniacs · February 7, 2026 9:30AM

I think silver will touch all the lows mentioned and create higher highs. If you can stomach those swings then go for it. Just don’t complain when the music stops playing.

pmh1nic · February 7, 2026 9:19PM

While the dramatic rise was due in large part to paper trading speculation, if the structural deficit continues while the dollar continues to weakening, I don't think we return to under $50 silver. Every online dealer I checked selling ASE's is still over $90 and rounds over $80. The most bearish financial institution had it bottoming at $50 (JP Morgan). I'd be very pleasantly surprised to see it drop below $50.

GoldFinger1969 · February 8, 2026 8:46AM

@pmh1nic said:
The most bearish financial institution had it bottoming at $50 (JP Morgan). I'd be very pleasantly surprised to see it >drop below $50.

I didn't see the actual report, but didn't JPM say they saw gold recovering faster and stronger than silver, but silver should hold/base in the $75 range ?

pmh1nic · February 8, 2026 9:32AM

@GoldFinger1969 said:

@pmh1nic said:
The most bearish financial institution had it bottoming at $50 (JP Morgan). I'd be very pleasantly surprised to see it >drop below $50.

I didn't see the actual report, but didn't JPM say they saw gold recovering faster and stronger than silver, but silver should hold/base in the $75 range ?

Based on what I read their forecast was $50 - $80 for the year.

Mr Lindy · February 16, 2026 8:54AM

JP Morgan closed many 5,000 ounce future paper contracts at end of Jan 2026 for $78~ish which was the low down from the record high at the point in time. Perfectly timed.

jmski52 · February 16, 2026 10:43AM

That's when they exited their short positions.

blitzdude · February 16, 2026 2:41PM

@jmski52 said:
That's when they exited their short positions.

JPM is not short the gutter. Cripes they are the largest single holder of physical gutter metal on the planet. THKS!

dcarr · February 16, 2026 3:32PM

@blitzdude said:

@jmski52 said:
That's when they exited their short positions.

JPM is not short the gutter. cripes they are the largest single holder of gutter metal on the planet. THKS!

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"Holding" it and "owning" it are two different things.

Personally, I do not advocate one without the other.

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toadstrangler · February 16, 2026 3:37PM

@dcarr said:

@blitzdude said:

@jmski52 said:
That's when they exited their short positions.

JPM is not short the gutter. cripes they are the largest single holder of gutter metal on the planet. THKS!

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"Holding" it and "owning" it are two different things.

Personally, I do not advocate one without the other.

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Yep. Common sense lacks 'round here.

fathom · February 16, 2026 6:19PM

Lest we forget these forecasts from "Too big to fail" banks are what they are. At the end of the day top brass really do not care about accuracy, Moral hazard is alive and well so let the chips fall....

If you sold on the run up...at what silver price would you buy back in ?

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