Nah I think there will be something bigger than that at some point, not sure when though maybe it gets pumped to $100usd and we see it, maybe just before $100usd as paper guys tend to use bench marks and pull just before they reach those benchmarks knowing the regular bloke would have sell orders at a specific benchmark, $100usd seems an obvious set to sell point for a regular joe blow silver trader to set their sell orders at, big guys would have that in their minds IMO, so dump before then likely
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I'm watching a 1 hour live Silver chart in USD.
A $9.25 move in less than 2 hrs & 2.5 hrs to climb back above the Open !
ALL PAPER. U CANNOT trade physical Silver in those time frames.
So no sell the high & buy the dips, unless u are PAPER trading.
A $9.25 move in less than 2 hrs & 2.5 hrs to climb back above the Open !
ALL PAPER. U CANNOT trade physical Silver in those time frames.
So no sell the high & buy the dips, unless u are PAPER trading.
I hope it gets range bound for 6 months or so, I possibly have an even larger, more significant inheritance coming, depending on the outcome legal battle. But it's looking good, and I'd love to dump all of that into silver at around these prices.
Although I don't like my chances.
Although I don't like my chances.
Silver pulls back after topping US$80 in historic year-end rally
Robin Paxton / BloombergMon, Dec 29, 2025 • 09:57 AM GMT+08 • • 3 min read(Dec 29): Silver retreated sharply after smashing through US$80 ($102.73) an ounce for the first time, with traders taking profits from a record-breaking rally powered by a structural imbalance in supply and demand.
The white metal fell as much as 5% on Monday, after earlier spiking to a record US$84 an ounce following five straight days of gains. A weaker dollar and escalating geopolitical tensions have added to the appeal of precious metals during an end-of-year jump to all-time highs for silver, gold and platinum.
“Make no mistake: we are witnessing a generational bubble playing out in silver,” said Tony Sycamore, a market analyst at IG Australia.
Silver’s rapid acceleration caps a yearlong rally for precious metals driven by elevated central-bank purchases, inflows to exchange-traded funds and three successive rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve. Lower borrowing costs are a tailwind for the commodities, which don’t pay interest, and traders are betting on more rate cuts in 2026.
In the last week, frictions in Venezuela — where the US has blockaded oil tankers — and strikes by Washington on Islamic State in Nigeria have added to the haven appeal of precious metals. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index, a key gauge of the US currency’s strength, fell 0.8% last week, its biggest weekly drop since June. A weaker dollar is generally supportive of gold and silver.
Silver is outshining gold for several reasons. For one, the market is thinner. Tighter inventories and liquidity that can evaporate quickly; while the London gold market is underpinned by around US$700 billion of bullion that can be lent out in the event of a liquidity squeeze, no such reserve exists for silver. That historic supply squeeze happened in October.
“The dominant driver of late has been a severe structural supply-demand imbalance in silver, sparking a scramble for physical metal,” said Sycamore. “Buyers are now paying a remarkable 7% premium for immediate delivery compared to waiting a year.”
Vaults in London have drawn sizable inflows since the October squeeze, but this has led to shortages elsewhere. In China, silver kept in warehouses linked to the Shanghai Futures Exchange last month hit the lowest level since 2015.
Added to that, much of the world’s readily available silver remains in New York as traders await the outcome of a US Commerce Department probe into whether imports of critical minerals pose a national security risk. The review could pave the way for tariffs or other trade curbs on the metal.
Unlike gold, silver also has many useful real-world properties that make it a valuable component in a range of products like solar panels, artificial intelligence (AI) data centres and electronics. With inventories near their lowest on record, there’s a risk of supply shortages that could impact multiple industries.
This prompted Elon Musk on Saturday to respond to a series of tweets on the supply shortage by saying on X: “This is not good. Silver is needed in many industrial processes.”
Technical indicators show that the rally in silver may have run too hard, too fast. The metal’s 14-day relative strength index showed a reading of almost 80, far above the 70 that is considered to be overbought.
Spot silver rose as much as 6% to a high of US$84.00 an ounce before crashing 3.6% to trade at US$76.47 as of 8:38am in Singapore. Gold fell 0.9% to US$4,495.73 an ounce, below a record of US$4,549.92 hit on Friday. Platinum and palladium both retreated after hitting records in the previous session.
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The real mistake is to call it " Silver " ! It's fucking PAPER SILVER !
What PM Mine/Refiner/Dealer/Buyer can price his Silver when the price is moving up & down & back up over a $9 + USD range in a few hrs.
The real price of Silver is what u can BUY/SELL physical Silver for, not the Bullshit Ticker Quote of the Fucking PAPER MARKET.
Kiyosaki 
that is correct, was easy to to sell and buy physical on dips before as there was always a supply of some one selling pre covid, but not atm no one is selling physical, paper trading only so we will need to see what is going on in the minds of paper traders, my prediction they do a mass sell just before $100usd, cos every one is expecting $100usd and allot of people would have sell orders at that bench mark, so the big boy paper traders would try and get out before then.I'm watching a 1 hour live Silver chart in USD.
A $9.25 move in less than 2 hrs & 2.5 hrs to climb back above the Open !
ALL PAPER. U CANNOT trade physical Silver in those time frames.
So no sell the high & buy the dips, unless u are PAPER trading.
I brought a Proof Set ( 1 kg, 10 oz. 2 oz, 1 oz, ) in April, of a guy in SS ( before Shiney arsehole banned me ) for $3000.I bought my first kilo silver bar in the 80s for $180 and I overpaid because I bought it from a coin shop
Today that's Proof set is $6000 +
I'm happy with that
I do not like this guy. Not one bit. I watched another video just recently and he was all "I've always told people that silver is a great investment"
