Short term (6 months) for silver prices? $13 or $30 ?

Not even going to bother picking a price.

As far as I am concerned, if any guess comes to fruition, its complete luck!
 
Silver bullitt said:
willrocks said:
donpaulo said:
my guess is 14.50 USD
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Could end up being 14.50 USD and $25 AUD at the same time!
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Whoa! Now there's some good ole Aussie optimism. :o
I somehow doubt the septic tank dollar has the legs for that sort of performance though.
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Which dollar is isn't the "septic tank dollar"?

For silver to be both $14.50 USD and $25 AUD we would need $0.58 AUD = $1 USD. We were very close to that level in 2008/2009.
 
RetardedMonkey said:
Not even going to bother picking a price.

As far as I am concerned, if any guess comes to fruition, its complete luck!
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Yep ....i still havent worked out the difference between a guess & a prediction :lol:
 
Well its only $6 to $13 but $11 to $30.

There is a 2:1 chance that it will be $13 instead of $30 :D
 
Scyb said:
Well its only $6 to $13 but $11 to $30.

There is a 2:1 chance that it will be $13 instead of $30 :D
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Well it's only $17 to get to $2 or $36

Which of those is more likely ?
 
willrocks said:
Silver bullitt said:
willrocks said:
Could end up being 14.50 USD and $25 AUD at the same time!
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Whoa! Now there's some good ole Aussie optimism. :o
I somehow doubt the septic tank dollar has the legs for that sort of performance though.
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Which dollar is the "septic tank dollar"?

For silver to be both $14.50 USD and $25 AUD we would need $0.58 AUD = $1 USD. We were very close to that level in 2008/2009.
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Both are due for septic tank status before all is said and done I am afraid
 
If silver hits around $14 USD in 2013 as I suggested it would earlier this year, will premiums on blobs (bullion bars) at such a time be much higher as to make it more costly than to buy at lets say $17 with a low premium?

I haven't been stacking long enough to know how low dealers will undercut one another's premiums just to get the sale...what's your experience? And how much does living in the US matter on this point?




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Not going to pick a price but I will repeat what I've been saying: When there's blood in the streets, the best buying opportunities arise.
 
or the same?
A more interesting question would be what the average price of the year will be.
At the moment it's $26.2395
 
mmissinglink said:
If silver hits around $14 USD in 2013 as I suggested it would earlier this year, will premiums on blobs (bullion bars) at such a time be much higher as to make it more costly than to buy at lets say $17 with a low premium?

I haven't been stacking long enough to know how low dealers will undercut one another's premiums just to get the sale...what's your experience? And how much does living in the US matter on this point?

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I can imagine ~$4-$5 premiums on bullion bars if we get down to $14.

Just a guess though. :)
 
Eruaran said:
Not going to pick a price but I will repeat what I've been saying: When there's blood in the streets, the best buying opportunities arise.
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The streets have been bloody since the early 1980s. Prices still haven't touched the high of 33 years ago (when inflation adjusted). How much more blood do you want?
 
The question was, which one would you pick. $13 or $30.

Many of you can't answer this, due to all of the above...but, wasn't trying to get a prediction or guess from anyone.

I don't personally think we'll see $13 Silver again...so, I'd choose $30.

Anyways....my poll didn't go very well, did it?

Was more meant to be fun...and, interesting to get if more people would pick one over the other.
 
TreasureHunter said:
Everyone here's guessin' like this was "Jeopardy" or somethin'...
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That's because the prediction depends on whether those that read the prediction, act accordingly, or not, haha.
 
pdkbffwleo said:
The question was, which one would you pick. $13 or $30.

Many of you can't answer this, due to all of the above...but, wasn't trying to get a prediction or guess from anyone.

I don't personally think we'll see $13 Silver again...so, I'd choose $30.

Anyways....my poll didn't go very well, did it?

Was more meant to be fun...and, interesting to get if more people would pick one over the other.
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I managed to get some nuggets, so I'm stoked with my pick :lol:
 
Midnight Man said:
Another 2 months of depressed prices, perhaps a slightly lower price at times than we have right now.

Come the September, I see a slow but steady increase in price for the remainder of 2013, with a view to ending up the year somewhere from $23 to $25 (USD).
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Said the above on 7th July, timing was a bit off on the start of the price rise (it started middle of August, so 2 weeks earlier than I thought).

No changes to the rest of my prediction, with the caveat that the end of year price may be higher than USD$25.00
 
Potato said:
I would say it's heading for the $13-15 range if the economy continues to "improve."
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Economy is not improving. Simply a bubble that will soon burst. Going much higher in the silver price, and hope many others take advantage of these cheap prices.
 
mmissinglink said:
Closer to $13 over the next 3-4 months, after that a slow crawl up. The markets are not ready to support a $30 silver in this time frame I believe.

Long term I'm bullish on silver, but not the ridiculous bullish that some stackers vomit out as part of their fantasy delusion in numbers like $500 / oz. Not in today's dollars, that for sure.
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Who knows on the long term... perhaps 100 $ is not "ridiculous", if you look at palladium's rise, but even gold's - for instance.
As for 500 $... what if? :cool:
 
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