A Reliable Sign When Silver Spot Peaks

leon1998 said:
Smackdown is a sudden price drop within an hour or even less.

If you think it is still higher than 24 hours ago; how about 2 years :lol:

monopolize said:
Ah how is it a smackdown when it's still higher than what it was 24 hours ago.

Hour about 10 years?
 
I didn't buy any physical 10 years ago, so it means nothing to me. :P

monopolize said:
leon1998 said:
Smackdown is a sudden price drop within an hour or even less.

If you think it is still higher than 24 hours ago; how about 2 years :lol:

monopolize said:
Ah how is it a smackdown when it's still higher than what it was 24 hours ago.

Hour about 10 years?
 
leon1998 said:
I didn't buy any physical 10 years ago, so it means nothing to me. :P

monopolize said:
leon1998 said:
Smackdown is a sudden price drop within an hour or even less.

If you think it is still higher than 24 hours ago; how about 2 years :lol:

Hour about 10 years?

I'm not buying physical silver any cheaper than yesterday so your so called 'smackdown' means nothing to me.
 
I warned you guys by posting the figures from most recent futures report. Commercials/Banksters' short position is just too high to ignore. Today is just a warm-up; I can see more smackdowns are coming. If you plan to buy physical, I would suggest wait for Thanksgiving Day.

Don't fight the Banksters; they have the printing press.

Bullion Baron said:
Jim4silver said:
I think Leon's short term calls are more accurate than any other posters here. And he does it without name-calling and arguing with all who disagree.
Jim
Can you provide some examples?

leon1998 said:
Smackdown, finally. :P
Why didn't you warn us about the smack up that came first?

Looks like it's about flat for the day to me...
 
That was a good fight from Large Speculators in the morning; since they seldom succeed, I am betting gold down for the next few weeks.
 
leon1998 said:
Smackdown, finally. :P

That's a spike, not a smackdown.

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Man you guys are hard to please, I say leon1998 called it.

He did not say to you guys the ultimate time to buy will be next week he said the aggregate amount of commercial short positions would be increasing resulting in a smackdown next week and that is exactly what happened.
 
Bullion Baron said:
tozak said:
Man you guys are hard to please, I say leon1998 called it.
Called what exactly?

In the first post of this thread:
leon1998 said:
Today, one of my most reliable indicator lights up: APMEX 90% Junk Silver Special.
Almost every time this happened, Silver took a deep dive for weeks to come. Signal reliability is as high as 100%; I have never seen it failed before. :P
Here we are weeks into that call and Silver is essentially sideways.

He mentioned a 'smackdown'. An intraday swing where the price ends up relatively neutral is not a smackdown in my view.

We may have lower prices to come. The commercial build-up on the short side has been known to forecast price weakness. But I am not seeing anything from leon1998 so far that looks more accurate than flipping a coin. Not to say that I could do any better :)

Just predict a smackdown or smackup or both without any dates, and then claim voctory at any slight move in the direction you predicted.

I remember when people used to talk about a Friday night smackdown which meant a noticeably lower spot price compared to the day it was stated.



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Actually what is more important now to Stackers, is NOT to buy any physical until four or five weeks later.

Today's price action showed that Banksters are serious about defending their massive short position; and they will make a profit in the following weeks. The same tape had been played so many times before; why would you believe this time will be any different? Is there any sign showing Banksters losing control of precious metal market? heck NO. :P
 
leon1998 said:
Actually what is more important now to Stackers, is NOT to buy any physical until four or five weeks later.

Today's price action showed that Banksters are serious about defending their massive short position; and they will make a profit in the following weeks. The same tape had been played so many times before; why would you believe this time will be any different? Is there any sign showing Banksters losing control of precious metal market? heck NO. :P


Any idea how low silver will go?
 
Jim4silver said:
leon1998 said:
Actually what is more important now to Stackers, is NOT to buy any physical until four or five weeks later.

Today's price action showed that Banksters are serious about defending their massive short position; and they will make a profit in the following weeks. The same tape had been played so many times before; why would you believe this time will be any different? Is there any sign showing Banksters losing control of precious metal market? heck NO. :P


Any idea how low silver will go?

If his prediction is as accurate as this latest one, then silver could go as low as $22.40 an ounce.
 
Stewart Thomson's "Gold: A Scary Drop, And Then A Pop" gives a nice synopsis with a nice setup forming.

extract:

3.Please click here now. That's the latest COT report for gold, and the huge buildup of commercial bank short positions can cause significant nervousness amongst amateur gold investors.
4.That's because these short position buildups are often followed by somewhat violent price declines. History has shown that these declines are solid buying opportunities for courageous gold investors.

5.Please click here now. That's the daily gold chart, and the technical situation is superb.

6.Gold burst upside from a symmetrical triangle pattern, as I predicted it would, and a painful pullback to the apex (about $1130 in this case) is typically the next technical event to occur.

7.The banks are likely anticipating this pullback, and adding short positions to profit from it. Gold is showing tremendous resiliency after the breakout.

8.Please click here now. The US dollar versus Japanese yen chart is used by FOREX traders as a key lead indicator for gold prices. The dollar is beginning to look a bit shaky on this daily bars chart.


as linked here:
http://www.321gold.com/editorials/thomson_s/thomson_s_102715.html
 
Jim4silver said:
leon1998 said:
Actually what is more important now to Stackers, is NOT to buy any physical until four or five weeks later.

Today's price action showed that Banksters are serious about defending their massive short position; and they will make a profit in the following weeks. The same tape had been played so many times before; why would you believe this time will be any different? Is there any sign showing Banksters losing control of precious metal market? heck NO. :P


Any idea how low silver will go?

I am expecting Silver spot settle back to US$14 area around Thanksgiving; at least that's when I plan to purchase some bullions. By then, holiday specials might lower the premium. :P
And the next buying opportunity might come next year April or May; I won't be surprised to see US$13 or less. However, premiums might jump at that time. :rolleyes:
 
leon1998 said:
Jim4silver said:
leon1998 said:
Actually what is more important now to Stackers, is NOT to buy any physical until four or five weeks later.

Today's price action showed that Banksters are serious about defending their massive short position; and they will make a profit in the following weeks. The same tape had been played so many times before; why would you believe this time will be any different? Is there any sign showing Banksters losing control of precious metal market? heck NO. :P


Any idea how low silver will go?

I am expecting Silver spot settle back to US$14 area around Thanksgiving; at least that's when I plan to purchase some bullions. By then, holiday specials might lower the premium. :P
And the next buying opportunity might come next year April or May; I won't be surprised to see US$13 or less. However, premiums might jump at that time. :rolleyes:


LOCKED :D
 
leon1998 said:
Silver keeps dropping ... US$15.7 now :P


Leon,

Thanks for your posts. Seems like some here like to be contrarian just to be contrarian. One day they argue bullish, next day bearish. It just depends on whose post they want to attack. None of them ever seem to make their own predictions, so they are never wrong. Too bad they don't seem to want to find the real answer as to where the markets might be headed, whatever that may be.

Just my opinion.

Jim
 
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