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mick silver
27th April 2011, 04:34 PM
http://news.silverseek.com/SilverSeek/1303882509.php ... Back on February 18th I wrote an editorial showing that Silver could rocket up to $52 to $56 by mid-year. At the time of the writing Silver was sitting a little above $32 on the price chart. The original chart work was based off of the fractal chart work I do with Silver from previous fractal time periods. So far the rise in Silver appears to be right on track for our expected targets to be approached into mid-year. I will post a link to the original article, below, for your perusal.

Silver has entered the more parabolic path of this historic PM Bull very much like it did back in the late 70’s. If you want to get a general idea of how far Silver still had to run back in the 19780’s, you can look at the original article link, above, where I posted a long-term chart of Silver back to the 70’s. On the 70’s chart of Silver in that article, I placed a circle on the analogous place for Silver in the 70’s compared to where Silver was on the chart when I wrote the original public article.

To some extent, Silver is like the canary in the coal mine when it comes to the Vth Wave advance of the Precious Metals Bull. The price of Silver acted the same way in the 1970’s PM Bull Market since it takes a lot less speculative money to drive the price of Silver parabolic than it does for Gold. Don’t forget the many times when Silver has led a charge in the PM sector to new highs only to be left like Wiley Coyote running into thin air off of a cliff.

Obviously, something is different “this time.” This time Silver has run wild on the upside, and Gold is following in its footsteps. In fact, smaller investors can help to contribute to the advance into Wave V for Silver since it is easier for them to accumulate a larger amount of Silver with its lower price. This is one point in a market cycle where what many call “Smart Money” can be out-run by smaller investors.

The early run by Silver into Vth Wave Chart Metrics, or phase transition into the true Vth Wave Channel, is the early recognition point for all of the markets that the Vth Wave devaluation in the U.S. Dollar is at hand. Markets are discounting mechanisms, and the move of Silver into the Vth Wave Channel leads Gold into its own Vth Wave Channel slope of rise by just an eyelash on the long-term charts.

THE FRACTAL SILVER CHART

A look at the chart below of Fractal Silver in comparison to the previous fractal period in the recent past-2006 shows that Silver is approaching the lower red dotted line in the current time period very similarly to how it did back in the 2006 period. This rise has important ramifications for Gold, but I will include those comments in a different update on the Fractal Charts of Gold that I expect to come out later this week.



(This Fractal Silver Chart was created on February 20th of this year. I have moved the black and the red arrows in this recent time-frame up on the chart so that I can show some Fractal Relationships in a series of current public editorial updates that will be coming out over the next few days. We provide a more focused view of many of these relationships to the subscribers at our website.)

The topping pattern for Silver in Fractal 2006 created some real volatility in price going forward as many investors tried to call a top prematurely. You really can’t blame investors for wanting to take huge profits after riding Silver for such a big move. If we get a similar type of topping pattern as the 2006 period, we will likely see Silver trade up to around the $58 level into mid-year. The fractal target off of the 1970’s fractal chart remains at $52.8, but in this historic PM Bull, price targets could easily be higher.

Notice the similarity of the TA Indicators on the chart that I had circled back when I originally introduced this chart of Fractal Silver. The developing comparisons of the TA Indicators to Price, compared to 2006, are uncanny. On our site we will be using the timing off of fractal charts like these to guide and to monitor our investing endeavors.

Everybody is looking at this huge move in Silver and trying to gauge price movements going forward by looking at the recent past. In the recent past Silver was not moving up in a true Vth Wave rise-phase transition to Wave V, if you will. Some are already suggesting that Silver investors will get gored by this Bull in the immediate future, but investors may need to think a bit differently in a Vth wave sloped advance than in other price advances.

Sure, there will be some heavy selling once Silver has topped, and there will be some real fear as investors are scared to death about a 2008-like fall. 2008 was 2008, however, and it could be readily seen in the Fractal Charts of the 1970’s. Thus, I am suggesting that you look to the 70’s chart of Silver I provided in the original article to get some feel in relation to the fractal moves of Silver in that time period. The Fractal 70’s chart suggests that at this point in the cycle there will be huge, huge bids for Silver somewhere below price by big money salivating over the higher Vth Wave moves of Silver into the future.

For the moment,

- Goldrunner

Goldrunner is a frequent contributor to www.munKNEE.com and maintains a subscription site at www.GOLDRUNNERFRACTALANALYSIS.COM where he focuses on the Precious Metals Sector in general including the Precious Metals Stock Charts.

Please understand that the above is just the opinion of a small fish in a large sea. None of the above is intended as investment advice, but merely an opinion of the potential of what might be. Simply put:

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Ponce
27th April 2011, 04:52 PM
Yara, yara, yara.........even he made a mistake and as long as they compared the new silver age to the old silver age they will keep on making mistakes......once more "Is a new game with new rules where what will happen has to be judge on what is going on now and not on what happened yesterday"

Buddha
27th April 2011, 05:11 PM
The question is... How much surge could silver surge if silver surely surges?

Ponce
27th April 2011, 05:42 PM
I'll tell you what, by mid-summer it will be more than $56.00.

Awoke
28th April 2011, 04:43 AM
I still expect to see it hit $50 within the next week or so. Just IMO.

Awoke
3rd May 2011, 10:54 AM
Shoulda seen the hammer coming....

We were close though. What was it? $49.68 or something?

Libertytree
3rd May 2011, 10:59 AM
$49.85 if memory serves correct.

Son of Dave
3rd May 2011, 10:59 AM
Sell in May and go away.

Unless the Sun explodes that is!

Neuro
3rd May 2011, 11:21 AM
Sell in May and go away.

Unless the Sun explodes that is!
Yes, then it doesn't matter that much. I'll go to Sweden around the 20th of June, if it hits below $30, by then I'll buy a sizable chunk of silver, if not I'll start buying in early September, if the price seems good...

ximmy
3rd May 2011, 11:26 AM
Sell in May and go away.

Unless the Sun explodes that is!
Yes, then it doesn't matter that much. I'll go to Sweden around the 20th of June, if it hits below $30, by then I'll buy a sizable chunk of silver, if not I'll start buying in early September, if the price seems good...


my co-worker bought a little today, I'm telling him to buy all the way down...

Neuro
3rd May 2011, 11:34 AM
Sell in May and go away.

Unless the Sun explodes that is!
Yes, then it doesn't matter that much. I'll go to Sweden around the 20th of June, if it hits below $30, by then I'll buy a sizable chunk of silver, if not I'll start buying in early September, if the price seems good...


my co-worker bought a little today, I'm telling him to buy all the way down...
Yes that is probably a good idea, however I am greedy, and I tend to think I am smart... ;D

So I hold out for those sub $30 prices that my imaginative brain thinks will come... ;D

1970 silver art
3rd May 2011, 12:23 PM
$49.85 if memory serves correct.


That is correct Libertytree. $49.85 is the high for 2011. That is the high that you will see for this year.

Buddha
3rd May 2011, 12:25 PM
$49.85 if memory serves correct.


That is correct Libertytree. $49.85 is the high for 2011. That is the high that you will see for this year.


Could it be?

chad
3rd May 2011, 12:45 PM
no. this has nothing to do with silver fundamentals. it's because the cme keeps raising margin requirements every 2 days. it's paper shennaigans to shake out the weak hands. once the speculators have been shaken out and only the physical people remain, it will rocket. look at apmex, tulving, etc. premiums are still $4-5 above spot. my local dealer still wants $49 for generic.

Bullion_Bob
3rd May 2011, 01:21 PM
The question is... How much surge could silver surge if silver surely surges?


More than a woodchuck.

Ponce
3rd May 2011, 01:27 PM
Silver Art? please ask your Chiguagua dog to stop barking because silver will go way above $50.00 pretty soon........I have spoken, so let it be so ;D

Bigjon
3rd May 2011, 01:54 PM
Sell in May and go away.

Unless the Sun explodes that is!
Yes, then it doesn't matter that much. I'll go to Sweden around the 20th of June, if it hits below $30, by then I'll buy a sizable chunk of silver, if not I'll start buying in early September, if the price seems good...


Are there good places to buy silver in Scandinavia?
Where would be the best place to buy storage?

Neuro
3rd May 2011, 02:28 PM
Sell in May and go away.

Unless the Sun explodes that is!
Yes, then it doesn't matter that much. I'll go to Sweden around the 20th of June, if it hits below $30, by then I'll buy a sizable chunk of silver, if not I'll start buying in early September, if the price seems good...


Are there good places to buy silver in Scandinavia?

Where would be the best place to buy storage?
I have a Norwegian bank account, but they don't seem to offer anything in the way of precious metals.
No PM's and Scandinavia don't mix. I buy my gold and Silver in Turkey. So I meant prior to going to Sweden if the price is right I would buy back some silver. I am happy to see that the price right now is below my average selling price. I think it is likely it will go below $30, but who knows.

1970 silver art
3rd May 2011, 03:05 PM
Silver Art? please ask your Chiguagua dog to stop barking because silver will go way above $50.00 pretty soon........I have spoken, so let it be so ;D


I do not have any control over my "Chiguagua" dog. However, it is barking "Winning!" because I am winning the bet. ;D Silver will NOT hit $50 in 2011. Once it breaks $40 on the downside tonight (or Wed. morning), then the next stop downward will be $35. I have spoken. ;D

Just have my 3 rolls of Charmin tp ready to ship to me on January 1, 2012. ;D

oldmansmith
3rd May 2011, 03:12 PM
I'll bet you an ounce of gold that silver goes over 50 bucks this year, heck, how about TWO ounces?

Come on Art Bar, do Ya feel lucky?

Serpo
3rd May 2011, 03:16 PM
I'll bet you an ounce of gold that silver goes over 50 bucks this year, heck, how about TWO ounces?

Come on Art Bar, do Ya feel lucky?




He only gambles with paper.......

1970 silver art
3rd May 2011, 03:25 PM
I'll bet you an ounce of gold that silver goes over 50 bucks this year, heck, how about TWO ounces?

Come on Art Bar, do Ya feel lucky?





:ROFL:

I have to say no to this bet. The reason that I am saying no to this bet because I simply cannot allow another GSUSer to lose any gold or silver in a betting accident. ;D I heard somewhere that "betting accidents" can be worse than "boating accidents" when real money is involved. I cannot allow you to lose your 1-oz gold to a "betting accident". :)

You already saw the high for silver this year and it was $49.85. It will become the 2011 "official" silver high on December 31, 2011. ;D You can thank me later. :)

bellevuebully
4th May 2011, 12:02 AM
no. this has nothing to do with silver fundamentals. it's because the cme keeps raising margin requirements every 2 days. it's paper shennaigans to shake out the weak hands. once the speculators have been shaken out and only the physical people remain, it will rocket. look at apmex, tulving, etc. premiums are still $4-5 above spot. my local dealer still wants $49 for generic.


I heard Kodak tried using paper contracts in their last batch of camera film.

Epic fail.

Neuro
4th May 2011, 12:17 AM
no. this has nothing to do with silver fundamentals. it's because the cme keeps raising margin requirements every 2 days. it's paper shennaigans to shake out the weak hands. once the speculators have been shaken out and only the physical people remain, it will rocket. look at apmex, tulving, etc. premiums are still $4-5 above spot. my local dealer still wants $49 for generic.


I heard Kodak tried using paper contracts in their last batch of camera film.

Epic fail.
They took actual physical delivery of their contract, and got it in real paper? I thought that was impossible...
;D

Serpo
4th May 2011, 02:32 AM
no. this has nothing to do with silver fundamentals. it's because the cme keeps raising margin requirements every 2 days. it's paper shennaigans to shake out the weak hands. once the speculators have been shaken out and only the physical people remain, it will rocket. look at apmex, tulving, etc. premiums are still $4-5 above spot. my local dealer still wants $49 for generic.


I heard Kodak tried using paper contracts in their last batch of camera film.

Epic fail.
They took actual physical delivery of their contract, and got it in real paper? I thought that was impossible...
;D


What weighs more an oz of silver or an oz of paper.....hahaha

bellevuebully
4th May 2011, 03:58 AM
Photo "paper".

1970 silver art
4th May 2011, 09:07 AM
The silver smackdown continues into day 3..............

Down $2.15 and it is under $40 (39.50) as I type this. $35 is IMO the next stop on the way down. The silver smackdown is brutal but it was expected and there will be more downside before the dust finally settles at $26 (or lower).

Ponce? That bump in the road appears to really be a huge pothole that is swallowing up any hopes of silver hitting $50 this year. Like I have been saying, silver will NOT hit $50 in 2011. Just make sure those 3 rolls of Charmin tp are ready to be shipped to me on January 1, 2012. ;D

Awoke
4th May 2011, 09:15 AM
The year is far from over, Josey.

Twisted Titan
4th May 2011, 09:16 AM
Anybody that was dealing in paper Silver got their @$$eS handed to them

Anybody that bought Physical Silver is chomping at the bit to pull the trigger

Dealers are nervous as hell because the price is so dam explosive.

T

platinumdude
4th May 2011, 09:17 AM
We must in the dog days of silver.

platinumdude
4th May 2011, 05:44 PM
Down to $38.87 now. I hope nobody bought the near term peak.

platinumdude
5th May 2011, 06:37 AM
And silver continues the correction

$37.40 down $2.

Hold fairing better since it didnt have that huge runup down 11.80 at 1504

Dollar up a little bit

USD 73.53 +0.40

Awoke
5th May 2011, 01:08 PM
This is not a correction. This is 7 or 8 days of inarguable hammering.