@MsMorrisine said:
this is going back to 45. and now i'm thinking even lower. maybe 20
I don't think this wishful thinking is going to come true. Did you sell everything at 50, thinking that you were oh so smart at the time?
Did you buy at $100, thinking you were "oh, so smart" at the time? Why are we taking potshots at each other? Why can't he quite reasonably believe that market action was bubbly and it will return to the long term trend line which would be in the 40s not the 90s?
I sold from $55 to $115 and then from $115 back down to the current $75. I do not regret any sales. I planned them in 2012. I will continue to sell at any price above $50 until my hoard is gone. I have other uses for the money that will probably yield better returns but will definitely have a lower risk (diversification). If silver goes to $1000, will I regret it? Absolutely not.
Anyone who is 100% convinced that they know the future is a fool.
All comments reflect the opinion of the author, even when irrefutably accurate.
@MsMorrisine said:
this is going back to 45. and now i'm thinking even lower. maybe 20
Did you buy at $100, thinking you were "oh, so smart" at the time? Why are we taking potshots at each other? Why can't he quite reasonably believe that market action was bubbly and it will return to the long term trend line which would be in the 40s not the 90s?
I sold from $55 to $115 and then from $115 back down to the current $75. I do not regret any sales. I planned them in 2012. I will continue to sell at any price above $50 until my hoard is gone. I have other uses for the money that will probably yield better returns but will definitely have a lower risk (diversification). If silver goes to $1000, will I regret it? Absolutely not.
Anyone who is 100% convinced that they know the future is a fool.
I belive, like most members here, he was only giving his opinion.
When gold and silver move together, it signals the coming end of fiat money.
@jmlanzaf said:
Did you buy at $100, thinking you were "oh, so smart" at the time?
I first bought heavily in 1978 and sold everything in late 1979. I am hardly a newcomer who bought at $100.
I have said repeatedly that I believe silver will make a new all time high before the Fourth of July. I know that isn't a certainty; but, I consider it extremely more likely than the gleeful talk of dead cat bounces and predictions of new lows in the teens or twenties.
I think anybody who sold out, especially those over confident characters who think they will buy back in at dirt cheap prices in the near future, are going to be shocked and disappointed by where price is headed.
"If price is rising because financial claims are being reconciled with physical reality, then volatility is not merely a sign of excess. It is a symptom of adjustment."
When gold and silver move together, it signals the coming end of fiat money.
@jmlanzaf said:
Did you buy at $100, thinking you were "oh, so smart" at the time?
I first bought heavily in 1978 and sold everything in late 1979. I am hardly a newcomer who bought at $100.
I have said repeatedly that I believe silver will make a new all time high before the Fourth of July. I know that isn't a certainty; but, I consider it extremely more likely than the gleeful talk of dead cat bounces and predictions of new lows in the teens or twenties.
I think anybody who sold out, especially those over confident characters who think they will buy back in at dirt cheap prices in the near future, are going to be shocked and disappointed by where price is headed.
That's fine. And you'll either be right or wrong. I'm just not sure why you felt the need to question the motivation of the other poster who will also, in the time of things, be right or wrong.
All comments reflect the opinion of the author, even when irrefutably accurate.
That's fine. And you'll either be right or wrong. I'm just not sure why you felt the need to question the motivation of the other poster who will also, in the time of things, be right or wrong.
We have some jokers trying to talk the market down, not for the purpose of helping others avoid losses, but because they either can't stop themselves from constantly blabbering, or, because they want vindication for selling at below today's price.
That's fine. And you'll either be right or wrong. I'm just not sure why you felt the need to question the motivation of the other poster who will also, in the time of things, be right or wrong.
We have some jokers trying to talk the market down, not for the purpose of helping others avoid losses, but because they either can't stop themselves from constantly blabbering, or, because they want vindication for selling at below today's price.
Or because they believe it's going down.
Can't you say the same about the people holding silver trying to talk it up.
All comments reflect the opinion of the author, even when irrefutably accurate.
That's fine. And you'll either be right or wrong. I'm just not sure why you felt the need to question the motivation of the other poster who will also, in the time of things, be right or wrong.
We have some jokers trying to talk the market down, not for the purpose of helping others avoid losses, but because they either can't stop themselves from constantly blabbering, or, because they want vindication for selling at below today's price.
The price of silver cannot be influenced by anything that anyone writes in these forums.
If I can help others avoid losses then I’m guilty of being a joker.
We have some jokers trying to talk the market down, not for the purpose of helping others avoid losses, but because they either can't stop themselves from constantly blabbering, or, because they want vindication for selling at below today's price.
They missed the market entirely and want in at a low price that isn't going to happen.
They should be averaging in, but instead they think that they can outsmart the market. Again, it isn't going to happen.
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@derryb said:
$300, bullion banks have lost control and are once again getting caught holding massive shorts
Thanks Sprott! Got some proof or just AI made up malarkey to sell the sheep some more gutter that nobody else wants? THKS!
The whole worlds off its rocker, buy Gold™.
BOOMIN!™
Wooooha! Did someone just say it's officially "TACO™" Tuesday????
Retiring at 55, what day is today?
The price of silver cannot be influenced by anything that anyone writes in these forums.
If I can help others avoid losses then I’m guilty of being a joker.
By frequent negative posts.....you can also influence others to avoid ever entering PMs and making a profit. All those same Chicken Littles were here from 2003-2011 and again from 2020-2025, Same old stuff. Same people that mocked the "book store" back in 2013. LOL.
SLV still has a nasty gap to fill higher up at $96.......requiring a spot silver price of $107 to fill that. I like the current odds of filling that soon.
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not if you pocketed the value
When gold and silver move together, it signals the coming end of fiat money.
Just ask yourself, has the U.S. government cured its financial problems?
I don't think this wishful thinking is going to come true. Did you sell everything at 50, thinking that you were oh so smart at the time?
Did you buy at $100, thinking you were "oh, so smart" at the time? Why are we taking potshots at each other? Why can't he quite reasonably believe that market action was bubbly and it will return to the long term trend line which would be in the 40s not the 90s?
I sold from $55 to $115 and then from $115 back down to the current $75. I do not regret any sales. I planned them in 2012. I will continue to sell at any price above $50 until my hoard is gone. I have other uses for the money that will probably yield better returns but will definitely have a lower risk (diversification). If silver goes to $1000, will I regret it? Absolutely not.
Anyone who is 100% convinced that they know the future is a fool.
All comments reflect the opinion of the author, even when irrefutably accurate.
The truest words I've seen in PM's to date.
COPPER is gutter !
I belive, like most members here, he was only giving his opinion.
When gold and silver move together, it signals the coming end of fiat money.
I first bought heavily in 1978 and sold everything in late 1979. I am hardly a newcomer who bought at $100.
I have said repeatedly that I believe silver will make a new all time high before the Fourth of July. I know that isn't a certainty; but, I consider it extremely more likely than the gleeful talk of dead cat bounces and predictions of new lows in the teens or twenties.
I think anybody who sold out, especially those over confident characters who think they will buy back in at dirt cheap prices in the near future, are going to be shocked and disappointed by where price is headed.
Understanding PM volatility.
"If price is rising because financial claims are being reconciled with physical reality, then volatility is not merely a sign of excess. It is a symptom of adjustment."
When gold and silver move together, it signals the coming end of fiat money.
Oh Ye of little faith. Silvers not the same gal you married years ago.
She got a b**b job and she has many new beau’s lined up to steal her away.
I won’t screen cap some of these hysterical reactions so I can laugh later…I promise!
Loves me some shiny!
“Often wrong, but never in doubt.”
That's fine. And you'll either be right or wrong. I'm just not sure why you felt the need to question the motivation of the other poster who will also, in the time of things, be right or wrong.
All comments reflect the opinion of the author, even when irrefutably accurate.
We have some jokers trying to talk the market down, not for the purpose of helping others avoid losses, but because they either can't stop themselves from constantly blabbering, or, because they want vindication for selling at below today's price.
Or because they believe it's going down.
Can't you say the same about the people holding silver trying to talk it up.
All comments reflect the opinion of the author, even when irrefutably accurate.
What scares me the most> @Bayard1908 said:
The price of silver cannot be influenced by anything that anyone writes in these forums.
If I can help others avoid losses then I’m guilty of being a joker.
More like a trampoline
COPPER is gutter !
$300, bullion banks have lost control and are once again getting caught holding massive shorts
When gold and silver move together, it signals the coming end of fiat money.
some people on this board right now.....
Loves me some shiny!
“Often wrong, but never in doubt.”
We saw a lot of 'well that was fun, silver is dead for a decade' articles a month ago...
We have some jokers trying to talk the market down, not for the purpose of helping others avoid losses, but because they either can't stop themselves from constantly blabbering, or, because they want vindication for selling at below today's price.
They missed the market entirely and want in at a low price that isn't going to happen.
They should be averaging in, but instead they think that they can outsmart the market. Again, it isn't going to happen.
I knew it would happen.
Thanks Sprott! Got some proof or just AI made up malarkey to sell the sheep some more gutter that nobody else wants? THKS!
The whole worlds off its rocker, buy Gold™.
BOOMIN!™
Wooooha! Did someone just say it's officially "TACO™" Tuesday????
Retiring at 55, what day is today?
holding the remaing 2%, not selling. I'll put the forecasts i agree with up against yours any time.
hint: look for all hell to break out on physical silver price in march.
When gold and silver move together, it signals the coming end of fiat money.
By frequent negative posts.....you can also influence others to avoid ever entering PMs and making a profit. All those same Chicken Littles were here from 2003-2011 and again from 2020-2025, Same old stuff. Same people that mocked the "book store" back in 2013. LOL.
SLV still has a nasty gap to fill higher up at $96.......requiring a spot silver price of $107 to fill that. I like the current odds of filling that soon.
More bounce to the ounce, keep your heads downs