Yesterdays videos "thousands of them"

"Silver on the way to the moon, $100 silver by 2026."

Todays videos, "thousand of them". "Is the silver bull one over, is the price tanking ? And did you suckers who ordered $61 ASE's yesterday have sore keisters today"?

More prediction videos en route. I learned the hard way a long time ago and thats never to buy based on passion or hysterics but I have to say every available piece of data pointed to a continued rising demand and higher premiums. WTF happened between yesterday and today I have no idea unless a fleet of 747 cargo airplanes landed in London with pallets of physical metal, that, or there was never a problem with the availability on physical in the first place and this was a Hunt brothers type deal with smarter players then the Hunts involved.

I just bet the Pelosi's are much richer now by a few million $$. And all in Govt. too BTW.

You must be a young fella.
This is the third time I've been thru this.
That ole dog silber likes to flip around and roll over.

I'm 67yo. Thing is tho I stopped maturing in 1979. I figured, why leave such a great decade ?

Yeah, <heh> I loved the 70s also.
Some of my best times.
In 1970 I was 24 years old.
BF

An early photo of me trying to predict the price of silver —

Silver is FAR too easy to manipulate in price.

Partly because there's dual price circuitry. There's the value of silver as a PM - and then concurrently, there's silver as an industrial commodity. Futures trading and delivery-contracts, are all legitimate tools when framed in an industry that needs predictable sourcing.

So it adds a level of opaqueness to pricing. What is structured as industrial sourcing, can easily in fact mask price manipulation and obfuscation.

ADD to that, the price of entry, for speculators and savers, especially small-scale investors, often young...means a lot of naivety when dealing with buying trends. And of course the TikTok/Reddit/X/Face___k hyping.

Size of the silver market is 10% of gold making it easier to swing. The problem is once China, India and US Govt among others stockpiles all the surplus metal then what? There isn't enough to meet demand not including retail stackers.

Eventually when it all shakes out and USTs are only bought by the FED because the printing presses go Brrrrrrrrrr will we have true price discovery based on OTC physical demand.