I have always collected AV coins, which are worth 5-10X bullion value. Gold is very rare and still undervalued. I heard a expert state that it should be at 10K+++ an oz.
It would be hilarious if silver beat everything else this year. "...for the loser now will be later to win for the times they are a-changin'..." Bob Dylan I have some ideas for Bob's harmonica.
AI says that silver mining stocks are performing exceptionally well in late 2025. Maybe there's some truth to pigs flying if it's windy enough. I still want the metal in my hands.
Um...yeah...I don't think we need an AI to tell us this. If the commodity's market price is surging, I would simply assume the company value of the commodity's producer is going to do well too.
Who's "we?" AI, so far, works for me. And so far it's free so I'll use it. Assumptions about Silver have never worked for me except perhaps for a 15 minute time line. And even then it feels like Lizzy Borden is sneaking up behind me.
It just crossed $63. I'm gonna laugh my butt off for an hour if silver closes the year ahead of everything else.
I hope it hits a hundred. I hope it squeezes the grease from the bones of silver haters who might be shorting it just for all the years they spent mocking it. Unfortunately, this looks, to me, too much like the Hunt Brothers days. But then everything does. I'm from S. Florida. We invented the con job so that's what everything smells like to me.
Just because there are short positions -- even large ones augmented by "weird" inventory or paper positioning -- doesn't mean a short squeeze is imminent. There are so many OTC derivative hedge products and so many ways to mask a short position that there can be very few NAKED SHORTS or squeezes that materialize. We haven't seen anything like that with silver....you've had folks/click baiters/promoters/scammers saying silver might double or triple in a day or a week or some other outlandish prediction. It's never happened and is highly unlikely to, either. Even if it did happen, for most of us, it's an UNINVESTABLE event -- one so small in probability or so far off in the future that it's not worth investing in for the expected payoff (like betting on an asteroid hitting Earth). "Silver haters" add liquidity to the market and enable Silver Longs to move the price up in a more orderly manner. You shouldn't bash them. They might be short one product and long another (i.e., short the physical metal and long paper). In other words, net even. You simply can't say they are bad for the market or the price.
Thanks. Sorry you wasted your time. I'm a hard headed "Kraut" who is never going to change his mind about anything. Just ask @GDJMSP if don't believe me. And I hate silver haters and their pompus, guru- like comments. I'm going to piss myself laughing if they get hammered in some way. BTW, it's silver haters I hate not shorts because they're shorts. I liked Jesse Livermore. He was a successful short until he shorted the upper part of head with a revolver. Made a big mess for the poor bathroom porter.