Is Silver Ready To Hit $50 - 1/29/2026: Will It Hit $130? - Previous Milestones In First Post

Yeah, the shenani once, then they shenani-again.

So silver made it into the upper $78 zone overnight, but settling down towards the $77 pocket this morning.

Ahh yes reminds me of the famous and classic George dubya quote from the 90's

"shenani me once shame on you, shenani me twice, and I, I won't get Shenani'd again"

Something weird just happened again across all markets including gold and silver.

At around 8pm EST Silver and Gold (and everything ese) took a hard plunge and then bounced even more dramatically past the starting point within 15 minutes...

Silver plunged from $77 down to $76 and back up to $78.
Gold plunged from $4745 down to $4715 and back up to $4765
Very Similar to the monkey business that happened at 3:30 pm EST yesterday.. Witnessed with my own two eyes

So how come I don't know what triggered this today?
Well, basically, there's a Global market "News Bot" that scours all of the interwebs for press releases and breaking headlines that would affect the financial markets, including the Metals. It also reports on every economic news release like changes in inflation, employment, manufacturing, credit, consumer sentiment, just everything, and it does it for all markets globally.
Large Institutional trading computers are programmed to read and react (buy/Sell) on key words, and believe me when I say the markets react immediately to this stuff. So it's a good way to move the markets in your favor if you have the ability to 'create" headlines.
Lately it's even been reacting to Social posts, very unusual, not normal
But anyway it's also a good way for small traders and investors like me to stay up to date on what is moving the markets and decide how to position ourselves...
Oddly enough that Newswire stopped working this morning.
That source of information has been down for us, on the Schwab platform at least, since 11 am
Never seen that before, but then again None of What we're seeing has ever been seen before neither so...

plunged
"Plunged" refers to falling, diving, or pushing something downward or forward with great speed, force, or intensity.

pretty simple

Just couldn't let it go could you Harry, it was eating at you so bad you had to come back and reply again - you are so predictable!

Hey Marv I'll do you one better. Here's a more polished and professional response, and one without all the silly laughing emojis. Because of how people choose to interpret the things I write on here. Whether it's the ones that come back with one sentence that they took literally instead of figuratively. Or whether it's playing semantics. Like when I say that COMEX sets the price on metals and they twist themselves into pretzels trying to disprove that. Only to come back with a different version of the same thing I said. Either way I see it for what it is and will respond accordingly. And don't get me started on the whole "people that use graphs" thing.

Formal Statement Addressing Selective Interpretation

It appears that your response is focused on a single word rather than the full context of what I expressed. My original statement was meant to be understood as a complete thought, and isolating one term removes the meaning, intent, and nuance behind it.

When only one word is taken from an entire message, the interpretation becomes shaped more by the reader's assumptions than by what was actually communicated. This creates a version of my statement that does not reflect what I said or intended. I want to be clear that my point was made in the broader context of the full message, not in the isolated way it has been reframed.

For the sake of clarity and productive communication, I ask that my words be considered in their entirety rather than reduced to a single fragment. Responding to the whole message — not just one selected term — ensures that the discussion reflects what was actually said, not a narrative built around one isolated piece of it.


Have a Good Night