goodietime
14時間前
Massive reversal in precious metals after Kevin Warsh signals inflation risk is decreasing.
Shouldn't they be going DOWN?
Precious metals, particularly gold and silver, typically increase in value when inflation rises because they are seen as safe-haven assets that preserve purchasing power. Conversely, when inflation decreases, demand for these metals may lower, potentially leading to a decrease in their prices.
georgie18
7日前
SLV...Hit my $51 bids...🥳
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37878
Wednesday, June 10, 2026 8:13:30 AM
Post#
37887
of 37903
SLV...$57...🥳...Hitting my lower bids...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37874
Friday, June 05, 2026 10:48:15 AM
Post#
37878
of 37886
georgie18
Re: None
Friday, June 05, 2026 9:05:23 AM
Post#
724402
of 724422
SLV...$64...🥳...Buying the Gap Down and bidding lower...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37818
Wednesday, June 03, 2026 11:22:06 AM
Post#
37871
of 37873
SLV...$66...🥳...One more dip and ready to buy again...as those Open Gaps are Filling...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37807
Friday, May 15, 2026 7:55:35 AM
Post#
37818
of 37870
SLV...$71...🥳...Open Gap below needs to fill...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37766
Tuesday, May 12, 2026 8:21:20 AM
Post#
37807
of 37817
SLV...$75.94...🥳...Open Gaps below at $74 range...$69 range...$65 range...$64 range...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37758
Friday, April 17, 2026 9:13:39 AM
Post#
37766
of 37807
SLV...$74.49...🥳...Moving nicely off the $60 Range Bottom...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37742
Wednesday, April 15, 2026 10:08:15 AM
Post#
37758
of 37765
SLV...$72.37...🥳...Off the $60 range bottom Alert...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37725
Wednesday, April 08, 2026 8:46:30 AM
Post#
37742
of 37757
SLV...$70s clearing here...🥳
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37724
Tuesday, March 31, 2026 2:11:54 PM
Post#
37725
of 37741
SLV...$68s starting here...🥳
georgie18
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Re: georgie18 post# 717741
Tuesday, March 31, 2026 10:55:50 AM
Post#
718753
of 718782
SLV...$66.39...🥳
georgie18
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Re: georgie18 post# 37701
Friday, March 20, 2026 8:38:25 AM
Post#
37705
of 37723
SLV...$65.27...🥳...Reversing off the $60 range bottom...
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 717654
Thursday, March 19, 2026 1:46:12 PM
Post#
717707
of 717740
SLV...$64.55...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: None
Thursday, March 19, 2026 9:12:32 AM
Post#
37690
of 37700
SLV...$60.92...🥳...Took a starter and bidding $48/$52 range...
BottomBounce
1週前
$SLV 📈 100 Solid Reasons SLV Is Super Bullish
(All factual claims are cited from the search results above.)
🌍 Macro & Safe-Haven Demand (1–20)
Safe-haven demand is rising due to global uncertainty.
Inflation hedging remains strong as energy prices rise.
Geopolitical conflicts continue to push investors toward precious metals.
Tariff policies have kept inflation sticky, boosting metals.
Oil above $112 increases CPI pressure, lowering real yields (bullish for silver).
Expectations for rate cuts increase demand for metals as currency hedges.
Dollar volatility historically boosts silver demand. (Inference based on cited macro factors.)
Real yields remain unstable, supporting non-yielding assets like silver.
Silver outperformed gold due to industrial demand, attracting momentum traders.
Silver is 30% below highs, giving room for upside.
Record-high inflation episodes historically correlate with silver spikes. (Inference from inflation discussion.)
Global monetary easing cycles tend to lift precious metals. (Inference from rate-cut expectations.)
Silver’s dual role (industrial + monetary) gives it more macro tailwinds than gold.
Citi expects silver to outperform gold as the bull market broadens.
Ceasefire-driven volatility keeps metals in focus.
Silver remains a classic crisis hedge, and crises are not abating. (Inference from geopolitical citations.)
Sticky inflation from energy markets supports metals.
Metals remain attractive vs. negative real yields. (Inference from real-yield discussion.)
Global recession fears push investors to hard assets. (Inference from safe-haven citations.)
Silver’s monetary history continues to attract long-term hedgers. (Inference.)
⚡ Industrial Demand (21–50)
Industrial demand is ~50–55% of total silver use, unlike gold.
Solar panels require ~20g of silver each.
Solar installations growing 25–30% annually.
Solar alone could consume 100M+ oz of silver in 2026.
AI data centers require silver for connectors, thermal materials, and circuitry.
AI infrastructure spending is exploding, creating multi-year silver demand.
EVs use 25–50g of silver each, more than ICE vehicles.
EV penetration is rising globally, compounding silver demand.
Semiconductor manufacturing requires silver.
Smartphones and consumer electronics rely on silver.
Medical devices require silver for conductivity and antimicrobial properties.
AI-driven supercomputers use silver in high-performance components.
Clean energy transition is accelerating globally.
Energy security concerns push nations toward renewables (silver-intensive).
Electrification trends across industries increase silver usage.
5G infrastructure uses silver in circuitry. (Inference from electronics demand.)
Automated manufacturing increases electronics demand. (Inference.)
Smart-home devices require silver-based components. (Inference.)
Battery management systems in EVs use silver.
Charging infrastructure requires silver-based connectors.
Global solar mandates (EU, China, US) increase silver demand. (Inference from solar growth.)
AI boom “unlocked” silver’s value in 2025.
Data center build-out is multi-year, not cyclical.
Silver is nearly impossible to substitute due to conductivity.
Industrial demand is durable, not speculative.
Silver is essential in EV charging stations. (Inference from EV infrastructure.)
Robotics and automation require silver-based sensors. (Inference.)
Global electrification policies support long-term demand. (Inference.)
AI-resilient commodity baskets include silver, per Goldman Sachs.
Industrial demand is the “swing factor” for 2026.
⛏️ Supply Constraints (51–70)
Silver demand has outpaced supply for six consecutive years.
Declining ore grades reduce output.
Rising production costs limit mining expansion.
Environmental regulations restrict mining.
Recycling cannot keep up with demand.
No major new silver discoveries in recent years. (Inference from supply constraints.)
Miners are under-investing due to volatile prices. (Inference.)
Silver is often a byproduct, so supply can’t scale easily. (Inference.)
Global mining disruptions (labor, geopolitics) reduce output. (Inference.)
Ore depletion accelerates supply tightening. (Inference.)
High-grade deposits are rare, limiting future supply. (Inference.)
Silver recycling infrastructure is underdeveloped. (Inference.)
Mining capex cycles lag demand by years, creating structural deficits. (Inference.)
Silver Institute reports persistent deficits.
Solar demand alone could exceed annual mine supply growth.
EV demand compounds annually, worsening deficits.
AI data center demand was not priced in five years ago.
Miners face political risk in key producing countries. (Inference.)
Water scarcity affects mining operations. (Inference.)
Supply constraints are structural, not temporary. (Inference from multi-year deficit citations.)
💰 Financial Flows & Market Structure (71–85)
SLV is the world’s largest silver ETF, attracting institutional flows.
SLV holds physical silver, giving direct exposure.
ETF flows amplify price moves during bull cycles. (Inference.)
Retail sentiment recovered to bullish levels (64–68) after the January crash.
SLV has $35–51B in assets, depending on date.
SLV returned 55% in the past year, showing strong momentum.
SLV’s 10-year return is 353%, showing long-term strength.
AI-powered models rate SLV a Buy (Score 8/10).
SLV has a 65% probability of outperforming ETFs in the next 3 months.
SLV is near its 52-week high, indicating strong trend.
ETF flows can reverse quickly upward after oversold conditions. (Inference from sentiment recovery.)
SLV tracks spot silver, which trades 24/7 globally.
SLV benefits from volatility, attracting traders. (Inference.)
Silver’s liquidity is lower than gold, so flows move price more. (Inference.)
Institutional commodity rotation favors silver over gold.
📊 Technical & Market Behavior (86–95)
Silver surged 137% in one year, showing explosive upside potential.
SLV climbed from $29 to $70 in the same period.
Silver hit a record $122/oz before the pullback.
Bullish candlestick patterns appear frequently on SLV charts.
Oversold RSI suggests upside potential.
Stochastic oversold also signals a bounce.
SLV often rallies after 3-day advances, historically.
SLV tends to rise after oversold conditions, per technical data.
Silver volatility creates asymmetric upside. (Inference.)
Silver’s long consolidations often precede major breakouts. (Inference from historical behavior.)
🧠 Historical, Structural & Behavioral Factors (96–100)
Silver historically outperforms gold in late-cycle expansions. (Inference from industrial demand.)
Silver bull markets are sharper and faster than gold’s. (Inference from 137% surge.)
Retail enthusiasm for silver spikes during macro stress.
Silver’s dual identity (industrial + monetary) gives it more demand vectors.
Analysts see silver reaching $150–$200 in coming years.
AlwaysRed
1週前
In 1933 FDR confiscated gold.
They paid the owner 20 dollars per ounce of gold. This ended the sovereign gold standard. After they did this they revalued gold to 35 dollars per ounce. So they took all the citizens gold, paid them 20, then after the theft they revalued gold at 35.
For the last 6 years there has been a silver deficit. We are using far more silver than we are mining.
https://www.silverpriceforecast.com/silver-price-analysis/six-years-762-million-ounces-the-deficit-is-now-official/
They were running out of silver. They needed silver badly. Where could they get silver quickly?
They allow the price to rise and retail sells the silver into the market:
https://www.dbbnwa.com/coin-shops-slow-precious-metals-purchases-amid-inventory-glut/
They achieved their goal. They stripped a LOT of retail holders of their silver. Now there is a glut of silver and the market is responding accordingly. With some help for our friends:
https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/metals/precious/silver.volume.html
Since the 5th of June they have been dumping a LOT of SLV into the market. Coupled with the glut here is where we are:
https://www.bullionvault.com/silver-price-chart.do
1 month chart please. Look at what that dumping has done.
Now I think there is a plan here. Just like in 1933 after they fleeced the public of their metal they reset the price.
I am not sure if you all know this yet but here you go:
https://www.usmint.gov/freedom-ringing-liberty-bell-one-ounce-gold-coin-26LB.html Gold medal selling for $19,600 dollars
https://www.usmint.gov/freedom-ringing-liberty-bell-one-half-ounce-silver-medal-26LD.html 1/2 ounce silver medal selling for $750.00 dollars. $1,500 dollars per ounce.
On top of the US Mint selling an ounce of gold for 19,600 and an ounce of silver for 1,500 dollars.
The US Mint has not sold silver eagles since the beginning of April. The started the month selling and then after a week in April they stopped selling silver eagles. Out of stock. The month of June they sold 0. None. Nada:
https://www.usmint.gov/about/production-sales-figures/bullion-sales
Did the bankers fleece the American people of their gold and silver again but in a different way prior to a reset in price? Are they telling us what gold and silver are supposed to be priced at? Are they telling us what gold and silver are going to be priced at? Is something happening soon?
Why would they allow the price of silver to run, and get retail to sell. I know they needed the metal. However is there another plan? Is there a reset coming? Looks like it to me.
BottomBounce
1週前
BRICS nations are boosting silver accumulation through state industries, sovereign funds, refiners, and national stockpiles. It’s not always central banks doing the buying — but the buying is real, large, and accelerating.
China is the world’s #1 silver consumer and is stockpiling through solar, EV, and electronics sectors.
India has had record silver import years — some months surpassing global expectations.
Russia is holding more domestic metal due to sanctions.
Brazil is expanding solar infrastructure, which consumes huge amounts of silver.
South Africa is a mining hub feeding BRICS supply chains.
That’s not speculation — it’s observable trade data. $SLV
BottomBounce
2週前
$SLV 100 reasons to be bullish on silver (structural shortages, 6+ years of deficits, demand & geopolitics)
Six-year deficit trend: Global silver has run consecutive annual supply deficits, signaling structural, not cyclical, tightness.
Falling inventories: Exchange and vault stocks keep trending lower, reducing the buffer against shocks.
Limited new mines: Few large silver projects are coming online, and permitting timelines are getting longer.
Declining ore grades: Miners are digging lower-grade deposits, raising costs and limiting future supply.
Byproduct dependence: Most silver is produced as a byproduct of other metals, so supply can’t easily respond to higher prices.
Capex underinvestment: Years of low prices discouraged investment in exploration and development.
Higher ESG hurdles: Environmental and social standards make new mining projects slower and more expensive.
Resource nationalism: Countries are tightening control over strategic metals, including silver.
Export controls: Some governments can restrict silver exports in response to geopolitical tensions.
Strategic reclassification: Silver is increasingly viewed as a critical or strategic mineral in policy circles.
Solar PV demand: Silver is essential in photovoltaic cells, and solar capacity is still growing rapidly.
EV growth: Electric vehicles use silver in electronics and power systems, adding persistent demand.
Grid modernization: Smart grids and power electronics rely on silver’s conductivity.
5G and telecom: Advanced communication infrastructure uses silver in components and connectors.
Semiconductor usage: Chips and advanced electronics need high-performance conductive materials like silver.
AI data centers: High-density computing and cooling systems add incremental silver demand.
Medical applications: Silver’s antimicrobial properties support growing use in healthcare products.
Consumer electronics: Phones, laptops, and wearables all contain silver in circuitry.
Industrial demand inelasticity: Manufacturers can’t easily substitute silver without performance loss.
Small cost share: Silver is a tiny fraction of total product cost, so higher prices don’t kill demand.
Green transition policies: Government climate targets lock in long-term industrial silver demand.
Infrastructure spending: Global infrastructure programs often involve technologies that use silver.
Monetary metal status: Silver is still seen as a store of value alongside gold.
Inflation hedge: Investors buy silver to protect against currency debasement and inflation.
Debt concerns: High sovereign debt levels push investors toward hard assets like silver.
Low real rates: Lower or negative real interest rates make non-yielding metals more attractive.
Currency volatility: FX instability encourages diversification into precious metals.
Gold–silver ratio: Historically elevated ratios often precede periods of silver outperformance.
High beta to gold: Silver tends to move more than gold in bull markets, attracting speculators.
ETF inflows: Silver-backed ETFs can quickly absorb large amounts of physical metal.
Retail investment demand: Coins and bars remain popular among individual investors.
Institutional adoption: More funds and family offices are adding silver to diversified portfolios.
Central bank interest: Some emerging markets explore silver as part of broader reserve diversification.
De-dollarization trends: Moves away from the dollar support demand for alternative stores of value.
Geopolitical tensions: Wars, sanctions, and regional conflicts increase safe-haven flows into metals.
Trade fragmentation: Competing blocs can disrupt supply chains and metal flows.
Sanctions risk: Sanctions on major producers or transit routes can tighten silver supply.
Shipping chokepoints: Vulnerable sea lanes raise logistical risk for physical metal transport.
Energy security focus: Nuclear and other advanced energy systems use silver in control and monitoring.
Critical materials race: Nations compete to secure long-term access to strategic metals.
Commodity financialization: More financial products tied to silver amplify investment demand.
Paper vs physical mismatch: Large paper claims versus limited physical metal can trigger squeezes.
Short-covering potential: High short interest can fuel violent upside moves when sentiment shifts.
Lease rate spikes: Rising lease rates signal tight physical availability and stress in the system.
Refining bottlenecks: Limited refining capacity can delay metal reaching end users.
Scrap supply uncertainty: Recycling volumes depend on price and policy, adding volatility to supply.
Urbanization trends: Growing cities and infrastructure require more electronics and energy systems.
Emerging market growth: Rising incomes in developing countries boost demand for electronics and solar.
Policy-driven electrification: Mandated EV adoption and grid upgrades structurally increase silver use.
Long project lead times: New mines take many years from discovery to production, limiting quick response.
Cost inflation in mining: Higher labor, energy, and equipment costs push up marginal production costs.
Risk premium for miners: Political and operational risks demand higher returns, constraining supply growth.
Limited substitution: Alternatives like copper or aluminum often can’t match silver’s performance.
Technology lock-in: Existing designs and standards embed silver into future production cycles.
Resilience spending: Governments investing in resilient infrastructure indirectly boost silver demand.
Decarbonization timelines: Long-term climate goals extend silver-intensive technologies for decades.
AI-driven energy use: More computing power means more energy infrastructure, much of it silver-intensive.
Battery innovations: Some emerging battery chemistries and components incorporate silver.
Wearable tech expansion: Growth in sensors and wearables adds incremental silver usage.
Internet of Things: Billions of connected devices require conductive components and sensors.
Defense applications: Military electronics and advanced systems use silver for reliability.
Space industry growth: Satellites and space hardware rely on high-performance materials, including silver.
Robotics and automation: Industrial robots and control systems use silver in electronics.
Smart home devices: Connected appliances and systems add small but widespread silver demand.
Water purification tech: Some filtration and purification systems use silver-based components.
Agritech sensors: Precision agriculture tools and sensors rely on advanced electronics.
Long-term contracts: OEMs often secure long-term supply, tightening available spot metal.
Strategic stockpiling: Governments and corporations may build silver stockpiles for security.
Market transparency issues: Opaque inventories make it hard to gauge true availability, supporting higher risk premiums.
Speculative narratives: Strong “silver squeeze” stories can attract retail and online communities.
Social media coordination: Online campaigns can rapidly mobilize buying pressure.
Low absolute price vs gold: Silver’s lower unit price makes it more accessible to small investors.
Historical undervaluation: Long periods of underperformance set the stage for catch-up rallies.
Reputation as “poor man’s gold”: This narrative draws in investors seeking leverage to gold’s move.
Portfolio diversification: Silver offers different risk/return characteristics than equities or bonds.
Correlation benefits: Silver’s correlation profile can improve overall portfolio resilience.
Commodity supercycle thesis: Broader resource bull markets often include silver.
Energy transition metals basket: Silver is increasingly grouped with copper, lithium, and nickel in thematic investing.
Physical premium growth: Rising premiums on coins and bars signal strong end-user demand.
Local shortages: Retail dealers sometimes face product shortages, reflecting tight physical markets.
Repricing of risk: Investors reassessing geopolitical and monetary risk may allocate more to silver.
Regulatory changes: Favorable rules for renewable energy and electrification indirectly support silver demand.
Tax incentives: Subsidies and tax breaks for solar and EVs increase silver-intensive installations.
Corporate ESG commitments: Companies pursuing net-zero goals deploy more silver-heavy technologies.
Insurance against systemic shocks: Silver acts as a hedge against financial system stress.
Banking trust issues: Concerns about banking stability push some savings into metals.
Digital asset volatility: Crypto swings can drive some investors back toward tangible metals.
Cultural demand: In some regions, silver jewelry and artifacts remain culturally important.
Seasonal demand patterns: Certain periods see stronger physical buying, tightening markets.
Long-term scarcity narrative: The idea of “running out” of easily accessible silver supports higher valuations.
Exploration risk: Many exploration projects fail, limiting future discoveries.
Climate-related disruptions: Extreme weather can interrupt mining and logistics.
Labor disputes: Strikes at major mines can temporarily reduce global supply.
Regime changes: Political shifts can alter mining laws and export policies overnight.
Technological surprises: New silver-intensive technologies can emerge unexpectedly.
Market structure fragility: Heavy reliance on derivatives makes the system vulnerable to physical runs.
Psychological anchoring: Once silver breaks major price levels, investors reset their idea of “normal” prices higher.
Momentum trading: Trend-following strategies can amplify upside once a bull move starts.
Long-term demand visibility: Solar, EVs, and electronics provide clear multi-decade demand pipelines.
Convergence of forces: Structural deficits, industrial growth, monetary stress, and geopolitics all point in the same bullish direction.
BottomBounce
3週前
$SLV BRICS nations are boosting silver accumulation through state industries, sovereign funds, refiners, and national stockpiles. It’s not always central banks doing the buying — but the buying is real, large, and accelerating.
China is the world’s #1 silver consumer and is stockpiling through solar, EV, and electronics sectors.
India has had record silver import years — some months surpassing global expectations.
Russia is holding more domestic metal due to sanctions.
Brazil is expanding solar infrastructure, which consumes huge amounts of silver.
South Africa is a mining hub feeding BRICS supply chains.
That’s not speculation — it’s observable trade data.
georgie18
3週前
SLV...$57...🥳...Hitting my lower bids...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37874
Friday, June 05, 2026 10:48:15 AM
Post#
37878
of 37886
georgie18
Re: None
Friday, June 05, 2026 9:05:23 AM
Post#
724402
of 724422
SLV...$64...🥳...Buying the Gap Down and bidding lower...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37818
Wednesday, June 03, 2026 11:22:06 AM
Post#
37871
of 37873
SLV...$66...🥳...One more dip and ready to buy again...as those Open Gaps are Filling...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37807
Friday, May 15, 2026 7:55:35 AM
Post#
37818
of 37870
SLV...$71...🥳...Open Gap below needs to fill...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37766
Tuesday, May 12, 2026 8:21:20 AM
Post#
37807
of 37817
SLV...$75.94...🥳...Open Gaps below at $74 range...$69 range...$65 range...$64 range...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37758
Friday, April 17, 2026 9:13:39 AM
Post#
37766
of 37807
SLV...$74.49...🥳...Moving nicely off the $60 Range Bottom...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37742
Wednesday, April 15, 2026 10:08:15 AM
Post#
37758
of 37765
SLV...$72.37...🥳...Off the $60 range bottom Alert...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37725
Wednesday, April 08, 2026 8:46:30 AM
Post#
37742
of 37757
SLV...$70s clearing here...🥳
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37724
Tuesday, March 31, 2026 2:11:54 PM
Post#
37725
of 37741
SLV...$68s starting here...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 717741
Tuesday, March 31, 2026 10:55:50 AM
Post#
718753
of 718782
SLV...$66.39...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 37701
Friday, March 20, 2026 8:38:25 AM
Post#
37705
of 37723
SLV...$65.27...🥳...Reversing off the $60 range bottom...
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 717654
Thursday, March 19, 2026 1:46:12 PM
Post#
717707
of 717740
SLV...$64.55...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: None
Thursday, March 19, 2026 9:12:32 AM
Post#
37690
of 37700
SLV...$60.92...🥳...Took a starter and bidding $48/$52 range...
georgie18
4週前
georgie18
Re: None
Friday, June 05, 2026 9:05:23 AM
Post#
724402
of 724422
SLV...$64...🥳...Buying the Gap Down and bidding lower...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37818
Wednesday, June 03, 2026 11:22:06 AM
Post#
37871
of 37873
SLV...$66...🥳...One more dip and ready to buy again...as those Open Gaps are Filling...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37807
Friday, May 15, 2026 7:55:35 AM
Post#
37818
of 37870
SLV...$71...🥳...Open Gap below needs to fill...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37766
Tuesday, May 12, 2026 8:21:20 AM
Post#
37807
of 37817
SLV...$75.94...🥳...Open Gaps below at $74 range...$69 range...$65 range...$64 range...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37758
Friday, April 17, 2026 9:13:39 AM
Post#
37766
of 37807
SLV...$74.49...🥳...Moving nicely off the $60 Range Bottom...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37742
Wednesday, April 15, 2026 10:08:15 AM
Post#
37758
of 37765
SLV...$72.37...🥳...Off the $60 range bottom Alert...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37725
Wednesday, April 08, 2026 8:46:30 AM
Post#
37742
of 37757
SLV...$70s clearing here...🥳
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37724
Tuesday, March 31, 2026 2:11:54 PM
Post#
37725
of 37741
SLV...$68s starting here...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 717741
Tuesday, March 31, 2026 10:55:50 AM
Post#
718753
of 718782
SLV...$66.39...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 37701
Friday, March 20, 2026 8:38:25 AM
Post#
37705
of 37723
SLV...$65.27...🥳...Reversing off the $60 range bottom...
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 717654
Thursday, March 19, 2026 1:46:12 PM
Post#
717707
of 717740
SLV...$64.55...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: None
Thursday, March 19, 2026 9:12:32 AM
Post#
37690
of 37700
SLV...$60.92...🥳...Took a starter and bidding $48/$52 range...
georgie18
4週前
SLV...$64...🥳...Buying the Gap Down and bidding lower...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37818
Wednesday, June 03, 2026 11:22:06 AM
Post#
37871
of 37873
SLV...$66...🥳...One more dip and ready to buy again...as those Open Gaps are Filling...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37807
Friday, May 15, 2026 7:55:35 AM
Post#
37818
of 37870
SLV...$71...🥳...Open Gap below needs to fill...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37766
Tuesday, May 12, 2026 8:21:20 AM
Post#
37807
of 37817
SLV...$75.94...🥳...Open Gaps below at $74 range...$69 range...$65 range...$64 range...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37758
Friday, April 17, 2026 9:13:39 AM
Post#
37766
of 37807
SLV...$74.49...🥳...Moving nicely off the $60 Range Bottom...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37742
Wednesday, April 15, 2026 10:08:15 AM
Post#
37758
of 37765
SLV...$72.37...🥳...Off the $60 range bottom Alert...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37725
Wednesday, April 08, 2026 8:46:30 AM
Post#
37742
of 37757
SLV...$70s clearing here...🥳
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37724
Tuesday, March 31, 2026 2:11:54 PM
Post#
37725
of 37741
SLV...$68s starting here...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 717741
Tuesday, March 31, 2026 10:55:50 AM
Post#
718753
of 718782
SLV...$66.39...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 37701
Friday, March 20, 2026 8:38:25 AM
Post#
37705
of 37723
SLV...$65.27...🥳...Reversing off the $60 range bottom...
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 717654
Thursday, March 19, 2026 1:46:12 PM
Post#
717707
of 717740
SLV...$64.55...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: None
Thursday, March 19, 2026 9:12:32 AM
Post#
37690
of 37700
SLV...$60.92...🥳...Took a starter and bidding $48/$52 range...
georgie18
4週前
SLV...$66...🥳...One more dip and ready to buy again...as those Open Gaps are Filling...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37807
Friday, May 15, 2026 7:55:35 AM
Post#
37818
of 37870
SLV...$71...🥳...Open Gap below needs to fill...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37766
Tuesday, May 12, 2026 8:21:20 AM
Post#
37807
of 37817
SLV...$75.94...🥳...Open Gaps below at $74 range...$69 range...$65 range...$64 range...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37758
Friday, April 17, 2026 9:13:39 AM
Post#
37766
of 37807
SLV...$74.49...🥳...Moving nicely off the $60 Range Bottom...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37742
Wednesday, April 15, 2026 10:08:15 AM
Post#
37758
of 37765
SLV...$72.37...🥳...Off the $60 range bottom Alert...
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37725
Wednesday, April 08, 2026 8:46:30 AM
Post#
37742
of 37757
SLV...$70s clearing here...🥳
georgie18
Re: georgie18 post# 37724
Tuesday, March 31, 2026 2:11:54 PM
Post#
37725
of 37741
SLV...$68s starting here...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 717741
Tuesday, March 31, 2026 10:55:50 AM
Post#
718753
of 718782
SLV...$66.39...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 37701
Friday, March 20, 2026 8:38:25 AM
Post#
37705
of 37723
SLV...$65.27...🥳...Reversing off the $60 range bottom...
georgie18
Member Level
Re: georgie18 post# 717654
Thursday, March 19, 2026 1:46:12 PM
Post#
717707
of 717740
SLV...$64.55...🥳
georgie18
Member Level
Re: None
Thursday, March 19, 2026 9:12:32 AM
Post#
37690
of 37700
SLV...$60.92...🥳...Took a starter and bidding $48/$52 range...
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