Silver Price Forecasts & Predictions
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We are currently at an important point of the economic cycle. The end or peak of debt-based assets, and the significant appreciation of real assets like gold and silver.
An example of the last time we were in a similar position is the late 70s....
It is time to explore the details of our Gold vs. Silver ratio research and to start to understand the potential for profits within this move in precious metals. The first part of our research article highlighted the Gold vs. Silver ratio and...
Gold outperformed silver by a wide margin during the first half of 2019. While gold was up 8%, silver actually fell nearly 2%. This pushed the gold/silver ratio to a 26-year high near 94, which is more than 50% higher than the average ratio over...
Silver has been the laggard of the precious metals sector as of late: while gold has just broken above its 2016 high of $1,378 on the heels of trade war tensions and the possibility that the Federal Reserve may lower interest rates this year,...
Latest Silver Forecasts
After gold broke above a critical resistance level, held for the past five years, precious metals’ investors are now wondering, “what’s in store for silver?” While gold surged from $1,340 to $1,440 in just one week last month, silver only went up a mere $0.70. ...
If we had to pick one day, or one situation when a single market provided most indications during a single day, it would be yesterday’s performance of silver.
Silver markets went back and forth during the trading session after gapping higher on Wednesday, showing a clear range as to where the market wants to deal with. The $15.25 level underneath should be...
This week I had a great conversation with Matt from Silver Fortune and we talked about silver and gold in terms of accumulating physical metals and also trading paper metals for both long and short-term gains.
Silver peaked just shy of $50 during April of 2011. The price has been correcting ever since, falling below $14 per ounce in 2016 and again late last year. But there is a silver lining to such a deep and protracted price correction.
The silver price is in a trading range of between $15 and $14 as of September 2018 pending a breakout or breakdown. The problem is that the last trading range lasted for 1.5 years. Which means that the silver price could remain stuck in its current range for the...
The current silver bottoming process is very similar to that of 2001 to 2003. It took a while for silver to establish a base which set up the bull rally in the following years to 2011. The current bottoming has been longer, but it fits the profile of the early 2000...
Silver has enjoyed a modest recovery over the past six weeks, rising from a low of $14.00 in September to $14.70 as this article is being written. What is in store for this dual precious and industrial metal as 2018 closes out? Is there more upside to come or will...
A key difference between silver and gold prices is the fact that silver already bottomed in 1993, whereas gold bottomed only in 1999. This means that from 1993 to 1999 silver was actually in an uptrend, while gold was still caught in a downtrend. This little known ...
Silver is running out of time and space (see chart) to decide where it will go over the next months and years. The similarity of conditions to the early 80s suggests that silver could go into a multi-year bear market or continue its bull market:
The relationship between silver and the Dow Index is such that significant Dow Index peaks are often followed by significant silver rallies. It is for this reason that silver can provide a great opportunity to bank Dow profits and even grow them much bigger.
Silver will upsell gold’ in 2018, asserts the lead analyst for the research team at Thomson Reuters GFMS, Johann Wiebe. His argument is based on the idea that when the gold-silver ratio surpasses 80 it usually reverses back because its ‘simply too expensive vs. gold...
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