Key Silver Levels You Need to Know 

Doesn’t everyone

Thank you!

Sound advice

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I can do that at the end of the quarter. Inflation-adjusted prices are a great indicator of mining margins. Nominal prices are important- that is what people trade every day.

You could listen at 1.25x to make it shorter :)

Thank you! Shout out to Sweden!

You sound a lot like me Ed

What are the miners you’ve the highest expectations for?

FED rate days are sort of nuts. Down, up, down, the possibly reversal the next day, etc. Some people refuse to trade on FED days for that reason.

@@danielraycre This my third rodeo. Never seen it this bad, lots of manipulation this go around. I’m talking more about data manipulation, I made some good trades by days end.

@@NazarioFitness I started limping in 2 1/2 years ago. What’s good for me might not work now. (I can profit when the stock dips because I already have a established price.) I stick with mid tier miners. Equal gold miners/silver miners. Look at mkt cap and debt. Volume is another good indicator. Don’t follow the crowd if you can help it. You will be chasing it. Not making it. So I don’t buy the hot stock of the day EVER…. Kinross Harmony First majestic Silvercorp (Mid tier miners example) I don’t buy juniors yet, down the road maybe My strategy may not work for anybody else on the planet, it is designed for me and me alone. I think the best strategy is to do your homework The reason why I do not buy tier one, simply it’s too expensive, I cannot buy enough shares to affect price Likewise, I do not buy junior miners because they’re to cheap. I can buy lot of it, but it only increases a couple pennies. So my strategy, simply….mid mining stock, gives you enough shares, and the pop you’re looking for. Happy trading. My day job is a roofing contractor….😂😂😂

Thank you Anna!

Yes it has.

You sold at the right time

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@@TheDailyGold looking forward to it 😁🤜🤛

Hopefully

Thank you for that info!

Yes I see that. But a C/H has to originate from a peak. The 2011 top to the next time we test $50 will be a cup.

We will see. That is a bit of a stretch for me.

@@TheDailyGold I agree that it's aggressive but, I think we are both aware of the "catch up" move that silver still needs to make with regard to gold. I think now is the time and that should put us there with an overshoot move toward the end of the run. Then, look out below for a while until the system is reliquified. Just my opinion and one possible path. Appreciate your analysis regardless. We all need as much input as possible to try and make the right plays. Cheers!

Yeah, well, every year is probably a once-in-300-years situation. Seriously -- I checked for the average weather where I live, and (now that I've lived here 44 years) I am amazed to determine that (out of those 44 years) I have not experienced even one average year. Every year, something crazy happens. And, I find the stock market and precious metals market to be every bit as convoluted and uncertain as the weather is.

Believe me

When you look at a chart you are looking at everything that goes into a market. Whatever manipulation there is, is already in the chart. The chart cant necessarily predict the future but is a great guide or roadmap.

Silver tends to be more correlated to falling dollar than Gold.