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

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 Posted 11/05/2026  3:42 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add macmercury to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Gold and silver pretty much holding steady, maybe this is what the Democratic party does to the market winning the mid-term election? So the bankers along with everyone else buying PM again?
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It's day 3 after the U.S. elections and of Silver being back above $50.. Looking at it in the pre market 2 hours before the opening bell.. Anything could happen later today but as of this moment buyer's are keeping Silver up at around $52. But it also looks like the rest of the market is going to have a Green day and that's always a positive tail wind for the metals.

Now looking at yesterday's action, starting with the trading volume on the futures market and SLV. Trading volume on the futures was the highest in the last 30 days and for SLV it was the 3rd highest trading day. The 2 other highest trading days for SLV were on the days Silver had big drops.

So yesterday's action was very meaningful in terms of the volume. Wether that means that trader's, institutions, banks are closing positions or jumping back in and buying again.

But it's still too early, 3 day's for a market reaction to play out is not unusual, sometimes a little more, followed by some consolidation.

At this point I think there's too much damage already done and nothing but talk right now. I don't think that's enough motivation to get Silver to break back above $55 right now so I think the direction eventually continues down.

Can the market Hold steady and move sideways to upward until January? Absolutely. Could Silver keep moving sideways and chipping away at $54? Yes.. I've seen markets rally when they should be crashing, and crash when they should be rallying, the market is completely irrational sometimes.

If however there were some real End to the overseas conflicts, the straight opens up, and / or we see some peace between Ukraine Russia for example, that sorta stuff could spark a rally that could break through $55 like a bulldozer. That maybe what it's waiting for?

We have to wait and see.



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The markets appear to be relaxing a bit on this Monday, unclenching you could say, from last week's blood bath and battering. While Silver is still pushing up from $52 as if it's attempting to jack up the collapsed floor and debris fields left over at $53 from when the dam broke at $54 nearly 2 weeks ago.

It's really only the 2nd day Silver is attempting to get up through that $53 crater. It tried Thursday. Then on Friday Silver had that weird head scratcher phenomenon, where it disconnected from stock's and just held steady all day as the stock market sold off some more. Something to think about.

There are still what we call bag holder's stuck above $54. They stayed long or didn't get out in time when the floor gave out and Silver fell to $48. I could still see the line at $54 from the 4 straight day's the buyer's pushed against the seller's, before the seller's won.

So now as we watch the new buyer's approach the collapsed zone around $53 you'll see those bag holder's get their opportunity to get out again, close to breaking even.. So we could see this little ebb and flow, push and pull in the price action around $52/$53 for the next few days. That's just buyers coming up while seller's are coming down.

As long as it remains orderly and peaceful you could even see Silver move up in price. But if at any moment panic or fear resumes and the bag holder's along with everyone else decide that you know what? The heck with this I want out of here at any price!! Then expect another free fall in price.

For now there is a pause in the markets but remember that in my experience the last time there was the prospect of rate hikes the market went straight up for almost 2 months as the initial reaction. Followed by almost 2 months straight down. Followed by a pause. Followed by more down. Followed by a pause. Followed by more down. For 10 whole months.

So as of right now there's no reason to look at these pauses as anything more than a pause before resuming it's course.



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