Predictions for tomorrow morning/ into next week?

Probability of a rise is 50% and of a further fall 50%.
Reckon some traders will see silver as cheap and buy short term so price will start to rise during the week.
Profit taking will then see a sell off and a dip towards the end of the week before some stability slowly creeps in.
Bit of a choppy ride ahead.
Sea sick pills to hand.
 
I recon it will keep falling Monday,hold Tuesday, slowly regain Wednesday, Thursday it will start to look outstanding, Friday it will crash again. Woooooowy what a ride
 
This is gonna be my trade tomorrow. Open. Buy. Buy. Down. Down. Hold. Buy. Down. Down. Buy. Hold. Buy. Shit. Down. Buy. Down. Buy. Down. Down. Buy. Buy.

With gold and silver it's always a win win.
 
bbbbullion said:
This is gonna be my trade tomorrow. Open. Buy. Buy. Down. Down. Hold. Buy. Down. Down. Buy. Hold. Buy. Shit. Down. Buy. Down. Buy. Down. Down. Buy. Buy.

With gold and silver it's always a win win.

Sounds like a fairly rough ride. Hope you have some spare underpants for the middle bit :D
 
Dirtbikepilot said:
bbbbullion said:
This is gonna be my trade tomorrow. Open. Buy. Buy. Down. Down. Hold. Buy. Down. Down. Buy. Hold. Buy. Shit. Down. Buy. Down. Buy. Down. Down. Buy. Buy.

With gold and silver it's always a win win.

Sounds like a fairly rough ride. Hope you have some spare underpants for the middle bit :D

Haha it's gonna be a very rough ride. I got a pair of new Bonds on standby. Do you want to do my laundry on Friday afternoon? I'll
give a 1oz lunar dragon.
 
bbbbullion said:
This is gonna be my trade tomorrow. Open. Buy. Buy. Down. Down. Hold. Buy. Down. Down. Buy. Hold. Buy. Shit. Down. Buy. Down. Buy. Down. Down. Buy. Buy.

With gold and silver it's always a win win.
At least your still smiling mate that's what counts we both copped a hard fall this week :o
 
I predict low to mid twenties.

Let me say something I found interesting on Kitco.
One of the guys interviewed said he had spoken with America's largest PM wholesaler who told him that physical orders were climbing. So it really is a paper 'thang' Which makes sense. We who own physical see low prices as buying opportunities and BUY. Fund managers see falling prices as a now or never reason to sell in order to cover other losses. IMO this is the very best thing that could possibly happen to stackers, especially new ones ;)
 
940palmtx said:
I predict low to mid twenties.

Let me say something I found interesting on Kitco.
One of the guys interviewed said he had spoken with America's largest PM wholesaler who told him that physical orders were climbing. So it really is a paper 'thang' Which makes sense. We who own physical see low prices as buying opportunities and BUY. Fund managers see falling prices as a now or never reason to sell in order to cover other losses. IMO this is the very best thing that could possibly happen to stackers, especially new ones ;)
In what way?
By the way I agree mid 20's
 
phynixbullion said:
940palmtx said:
I predict low to mid twenties.

Let me say something I found interesting on Kitco.
One of the guys interviewed said he had spoken with America's largest PM wholesaler who told him that physical orders were climbing. So it really is a paper 'thang' Which makes sense. We who own physical see low prices as buying opportunities and BUY. Fund managers see falling prices as a now or never reason to sell in order to cover other losses. IMO this is the very best thing that could possibly happen to stackers, especially new ones ;)
In what way?
By the way I agree mid 20's

In what way what? It's a paper thing or a great thing for newbies who bought their stack high 30s - low 40s and now may very well have a chance to add more ozs at almost half the cost?
 
940palmtx said:
phynixbullion said:
940palmtx said:
I predict low to mid twenties.

Let me say something I found interesting on Kitco.
One of the guys interviewed said he had spoken with America's largest PM wholesaler who told him that physical orders were climbing. So it really is a paper 'thang' Which makes sense. We who own physical see low prices as buying opportunities and BUY. Fund managers see falling prices as a now or never reason to sell in order to cover other losses. IMO this is the very best thing that could possibly happen to stackers, especially new ones ;)
In what way?
By the way I agree mid 20's

In what way what? It's a paper thing or a great thing for newbies who bought their stack high 30s - low 40s and now may very well have a chance to add more ozs at almost half the cost?
So true,
And I was one of them,
When working out your average you have payed per ounce would you include coins eg. Luna,s with your bullion bars because the premiums differ on buying and selling I personaly would but I've been told that's not the case coins and bullion have diffrent averages
I know I'm off topic but what do you think?
 
phynixbullion said:
940palmtx said:
phynixbullion said:
In what way?
By the way I agree mid 20's

In what way what? It's a paper thing or a great thing for newbies who bought their stack high 30s - low 40s and now may very well have a chance to add more ozs at almost half the cost?
So true,
And I was one of them,
When working out your average you have payed per ounce would you include coins eg. Luna,s with your bullion bars because the premiums differ on buying and selling I personaly would but I've been told that's not the case coins and bullion have diffrent averages
I know I'm off topic but what do you think?
Only coins tied closely to spot. For instance, one of the coins I collect is RAM Roos. I've seen basically no drop in price as silver fell. So I don't include Roos in my dollar cost averaging. I stack bullion as an investment and collect for fun.
 
940palmtx said:
phynixbullion said:
940palmtx said:
In what way what? It's a paper thing or a great thing for newbies who bought their stack high 30s - low 40s and now may very well have a chance to add more ozs at almost half the cost?
So true,
And I was one of them,
When working out your average you have payed per ounce would you include coins eg. Luna,s with your bullion bars because the premiums differ on buying and selling I personaly would but I've been told that's not the case coins and bullion have diffrent averages
I know I'm off topic but what do you think?
Only coins tied closely to spot. For instance, one of the coins I collect is RAM Roos. I've seen basically no drop in price as silver fell. So I don't include Roos in my dollar cost averaging. I stack bullion as an investment and collect for fun.
Sweet thanks mate
 
It all depends on what translates at the dealers for me. If I can get Ag coins at 30 then I'll start buying. If Au heads toward 1200 I'll forego the Silver and try for the Gold.

Either way this is just a very short moment in a very long game and, maybe in ten years time, I crack out a 1966 50c to buy a loaf of bread and a carton of milk, or maybe it's buying me a dinner party and a couple of bottles of wine.

Either way Silver and Gold will buy things that today's dollars most probably won't - unless it's all forbidden and we have chips installed. :)
 
JulieW said:
It all depends on what translates at the dealers for me. If I can get Ag coins at 30 then I'll start buying. If Au heads toward 1200 I'll forego the Silver and try for the Gold.

Either way this is just a very short moment in a very long game and, maybe in ten years time, I crack out a 1966 50c to buy a loaf of bread and a carton of milk, or maybe it's buying me a dinner party and a couple of bottles of wine.

Either way Silver and Gold will buy things that today's dollars most probably won't - unless it's all forbidden and we have chips installed. :)
Well said!
 
Not sure where its headed but as most people here seem to think its headed down into the 20's I see it raising in price. We all seem to be wrong in cvalling it so I'm saying back into the mid 30's by next weekend. But I see a small drop from the margin increases.
 
Sargeant Argent said:
Not sure where its headed but as most people here seem to think its headed down into the 20's I see it raising in price. We all seem to be wrong in cvalling it so I'm saying back into the mid 30's by next weekend. But I see a small drop from the margin increases.
Small is?
 
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