My call on silver spot to end the year 2026

spannermonkey

spannermonkey

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Silver Stacker
Call me whacky , but I'm calling .
$1000 US an oz by the end of the year .
Mostly based on my geo mate & I can't / want give up too much information he feeds me .
But I will share what I can , I keep asking him for any technical reason for a major drop .
Big NO
Except
government can do what ever they want .
I'm buying irrelevant of price ,for now & had to borrow cash to pay for yesterdays purchase .
Discuss
Call me whacky ,call me mad .
I'm not selling until 1966 round 50's are $500 each .
Except any premium stuff that comes my way .
Could be $900 + not calling $1000 exactly but 10 fold roughly

foot note
" i've been wrong before & I'll be wrong again "
 
I'll respectfully call you a wacky madman as permission was given :) silvers surge been impressive this run havent seen its like yet hasnt been smacked down to stay down just rises,slows and up again. Very cool its realising potential all us crazy stackers believed it have :cool: my opinion worth lil but conservative guess is $150-$200 usd. Alike to gold but but historically lacking stability my ? Is who will rush out to buy it if reaches insane prices. My pitiful amount of $ is on the gold and its steady rise i have silver but its always secondary...100oz bars were top i bought. If it goes to the moon whos buying 5kg bars? Liquidity becomes an issue. Its treasure its fun stacking n collecting and its a real asset in physical form. Im glad to be part of the stacking community we get to see and experience things most dont even think about
 
Real $ Return said:
I'll respectfully call you a wacky madman as permission was given :) silvers surge been impressive this run havent seen its like yet hasnt been smacked down to stay down just rises,slows and up again. Very cool its realising potential all us crazy stackers believed it have :cool: my opinion worth lil but conservative guess is $150-$200 usd. Alike to gold but but historically lacking stability my ? Is who will rush out to buy it if reaches insane prices. My pitiful amount of $ is on the gold and its steady rise i have silver but its always secondary...100oz bars were top i bought. If it goes to the moon whos buying 5kg bars? Liquidity becomes an issue. Its treasure its fun stacking n collecting and its a real asset in physical form. Im glad to be part of the stacking community we get to see and experience things most dont even think about
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As my Geo mate asked my .
Why do I put up with him ? His on the spectrum & knows it .
My answer was
" Because I don't deal with NORMAL people .
And I'm more concerned for you , if you go to church / synagogue every week .
What have you done during the week that you need forgiveness on the weekend .
 
Real $ Return said:
... who will rush out to buy it if reaches insane prices... If it goes to the moon whos buying 5kg bars...
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Thank the green commitments of the World's governments.

Solar energy is a target for a lot of post industrial countries (industrial countries like China and India don't care about the environment) they will need solar panels for this and if the price of each panel goes up a couple of hundred, not a problem, got to hit those targets. But even China wants cheap energy so they are also going to be big buyers of solar panels.

Electric Vehichle batteries, Samsung's "silver battery" is an advanced solid-state battery technology using a silver-carbon (Ag-C) composite in the anode, which significantly boosts energy density, safety (by preventing dendrites), charging speed (9 mins to 80%), and lifespan (20 years), enabling longer EV ranges (600+ miles) but targeting "super premium" vehicles initially due to cost. So the price of silver goes up and it adds an additional few thousand onto an already expensive car, Biden wants half the cars to be electric in 2030, you don't want to upset Joe do you?

Coin collectors aren't going to shift the needle when it comes to buying silver but...

How do I register the website "Copper Stackers"?
 
Just 1 statistic a saw , can't remember where what ,where , but I'll post the links once I research them .
But it said basically
Industrial demand for this year ,can't remember the exact number of ounces , but basically ,
They can/will only mine 20% of the industrial demand for this year alone .
Us coin collectors / bullion hoarders of 1kg bars don't even rate on the industrial demand .

Problem with copper is , you need lots of space .
The ability sit on/ hide 44 gallon drums , like wreckers used to do back in the day .
 
Silver has been manipulated for so long it just became the norm.

Will they gain control back?
Will China backflip on policies?
Will our govs decide they need it more than us?
Will a new tech see industrial silver demand slow/increase?

Plus 20 more variables i barely understand. Silver was ignored for so long and that is no longer the case. I believe the days of cheap silver are behind us but where it will fall i have nfi. $1000 usd is a nice round number so yeah lets go with that.
 
spannermonkey said:
As my Geo mate asked my .
Why do I put up with him ? His on the spectrum & knows it .
My answer was
" Because I don't deal with NORMAL people .
And I'm more concerned for you , if you go to church / synagogue every week .
What have you done during the week that you need forgiveness on the weekend .
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Gave my brother a box about years ago, a sampler trying to get him into metals...gold,silver,platinum coins of all three inside. That box has more then tripled but he has no interest in metals whatsoever even if doesnt see value id thought surely can see how much its risen? Stopped talking to normal people about metals while back most of them cant grasp it and some think your a fool. Its the "normal" ones i dont get :oops::)
 
Jislizard said:
Thank the green commitments of the World's governments.

Solar energy is a target for a lot of post industrial countries (industrial countries like China and India don't care about the environment) they will need solar panels for this and if the price of each panel goes up a couple of hundred, not a problem, got to hit those targets. But even China wants cheap energy so they are also going to be big buyers of solar panels.

Electric Vehichle batteries, Samsung's "silver battery" is an advanced solid-state battery technology using a silver-carbon (Ag-C) composite in the anode, which significantly boosts energy density, safety (by preventing dendrites), charging speed (9 mins to 80%), and lifespan (20 years), enabling longer EV ranges (600+ miles) but targeting "super premium" vehicles initially due to cost. So the price of silver goes up and it adds an additional few thousand onto an already expensive car, Biden wants half the cars to be electric in 2030, you don't want to upset Joe do you?

Coin collectors aren't going to shift the needle when it comes to buying silver but...

How do I register the website "Copper Stackers"?
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Agreed wholehearted but its only these last few years where all the fundamentals are finally putting theory and facts into actual $ valuation
 
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“How do I register the website "Copper Stackers"?”

Contact “ozcopper”. He has probably already registered the name !!!
 
At $1000 USD an oz, A post-45 threepence would be $34 AUD each.
Your round 50s will be roughly $500 a pop.

$15k AUD for a 10oz silver bar... That's a long strech.
$48k AUD for a physical KG... Unaffordable.

But... how much is the Rum?
Sqawk: Goddamn it people what are we doing about the Rum situation !?!

Just wanna ask you take on this spanner:
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Its a graph of the price of "silver, gold, copper, zinc and lead prices" as weighted accouding to the % of silver produced by primary mines of those types.

I.E: if copper crashes, then copper miners are less profitable from copper, and cut costs to be more efficent, resulting in lower yields, and as a result, less silver as a byproduct.

At the currect price on the indicator, all primary metals mines base metal prices are high resulting in strong profits from their current mines.
Why wouldnt they want to increase mining to take advantage of their own base metal highs and a a result increase the silver produced?

Sure, if they overproduce in order to get silver at $1000 an oz, then copper, lead and zinc could crash as the surplus goes to stockpiles and its too bulky for stackers... But id imagine that with prices of the base metals at highs at the moment , that that ISNT happening with silver at ~$90/oz.

So how high do you think the price would need to go before it put downward pressure on base metals from supplementing mining in excess of base metal demand?
 
spannermonkey said:
Call me whacky , but I'm calling .
$1000 US an oz by the end of the year .
Mostly based on my geo mate & I can't / want give up too much information he feeds me .
But I will share what I can , I keep asking him for any technical reason for a major drop .
Big NO
Except
government can do what ever they want .
I'm buying irrelevant of price ,for now & had to borrow cash to pay for yesterdays purchase .
Discuss
Call me whacky ,call me mad .
I'm not selling until 1966 round 50's are $500 each .
Except any premium stuff that comes my way .
Could be $900 + not calling $1000 exactly but 10 fold roughly

foot note
" i've been wrong before & I'll be wrong again "
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Respect for posting your call,spanner.
Any honest member of this forum would agree with your foot note.
Do you reckon I'm not spewing on bailing out at sub $40.00
Remember the "it's going to da moon" days?
Well maybe it is after all!
 
Azure said:
At $1000 USD an oz, A post-45 threepence would be $34 AUD each.
Your round 50s will be roughly $500 a pop.

$15k AUD for a 10oz silver bar... That's a long strech.
$48k AUD for a physical KG... Unaffordable.

But... how much is the Rum?
Sqawk: Goddamn it people what are we doing about the Rum situation !?!

Just wanna ask you take on this spanner:
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Its a graph of the price of "silver, gold, copper, zinc and lead prices" as weighted accouding to the % of silver produced by primary mines of those types.

I.E: if copper crashes, then copper miners are less profitable from copper, and cut costs to be more efficent, resulting in lower yields, and as a result, less silver as a byproduct.

At the currect price on the indicator, all primary metals mines base metal prices are high resulting in strong profits from their current mines.
Why wouldnt they want to increase mining to take advantage of their own base metal highs and a a result increase the silver produced?

Sure, if they overproduce in order to get silver at $1000 an oz, then copper, lead and zinc could crash as the surplus goes to stockpiles and its too bulky for stackers... But id imagine that with prices of the base metals at highs at the moment , that that ISNT happening with silver at ~$90/oz.

So how high do you think the price would need to go before it put downward pressure on base metals from supplementing mining in excess of base metal demand?
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AAHH copper
It's a good indicator in general .
But , it gets recycled more .
I would love to hoard copper but .
You need to store 44 gallon drums of it & be willing to sit on it for years.
 
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