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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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Posting for posterity. Some day, perhaps, someone will revisit this topic from page one just to take the ride.

Well just some constructive advice then, if that be the case I think it would be better, more informative, educational, entertaining or whatever, to the "future readers" to include an explanation or backstory, or anything else for the price changes or movements instead of just repeating over and over

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Low $55.65

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High $57.40.

That's all
I mean anyone literally anyone, can look at a price chart and see where Silver was on February 9th, 1980 or 2011 but what was happening in the market that day? What happening overnight?. What news came out before the market opened that day that plunged silver to "Low $55.60"? Was war breaking out? Was inflation high? Did Oil spike? Did Dollar spike? What happened?

And I think investopedia or Google could help with High and Low when it comes to commodities like Silver or even Stocks. There's 3 that I use.
1) Pivot Low
2) Swing Low
3) Day's Low or intraday or LOD low of day.

I mean this is helpful if you really want to find out "Is Silver Going To $50" or not right?

These are also interchangeable with Highs, like HOD, Pivot High, Swing High. So you use both of these in combination to determine where your ranges are, this is more as a trader. But it also would have helped you see that you're not staying above $60 okay.

This determines where the Buy and Sell areas are. And you don't set them or announce them every time it moves higher or lower, unless it's a "new" NLOD or NHOD there's a pattern to identifying them on the chart. And if used properly they can be extremely useful otherwise they're meaningless and confusing.

Anyway hope this helps you with your Silver price analysis so future readers know what was going on.

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That's understandable barryg because I do write an awful lot so it's already TLDR. And then some of it gets chopped up and snipped out and re-quoted with only the positive highlights and added emojis. So it falls through the cracks even more. Sometimes I don't want to break people's hearts with the ugly truth and just say hey man it's going down next week okay just deal with it for a little while or something. And some of it is lost in the innuendos and hints that I hope people get but they don't always do. There's been plenty but here's a few snips.

On October 5th I wrote

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Sorry but Silver should be below $55 right now. But it's not for some reason(s). You'll have to read this to the end.


On Oct 7th Jbuck responded

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I believe the night crew believes what you believe. Back into the ~$59 zone, knocking on the door to ~$58.


On Oct 8th I posted what I thought about an old man coin dealer had said silver should be between $40 and $50

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Well the market appears to be saying it should be closer to $55-$60 right now


There's plenty to read in between, before and after these posts. What you won't see are my fancy multi colored charts with arrows and indicators because then nobody will pay attention.

So I think the other half of you're post is what's going to happen next. And I'll answer that in a separate post because otherwise this one will be 3 pages long and I'll be until I'm unconscious.

But here's a hint. The answer to the question of what happens next requires putting in the same time and the same work it took to know that Silver was going to between $55 and $60 this week.. Research, charting, looking at all the economics behind, Dollar, Gold, Treasuries, equities, etc. and how they behave in relation to Silver or how Silver moves in reaction to them.

You want the edge? You want the answer? This is how you get. The problem with people is they want the easy answer, they rarely know what's required to get it. There's an expression we used to say in my industry "if it was easy anyone could do it"... But stay tuned, I'll set the stage for you, one piece at a time hopefully it doesn't fall through the cracks this time.
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Just to add on... A month ago after the first interest rate hike and Silver did the weird herky jerky thing I posted on here that "alot of things don't make sense right now" and that I wouldn't be trading anything and I mean anything until after elections. Sitting on hands. I closed all my positions except a long term one I plan to hold indefinitely.

A couple of weeks ago I also wrote that I am not trading anything right now because I believe in "keeping my head firmly attached to my body".

And that "in the current market you have to be both lucky and smart to not get turned into hamburger meat".

If none of those are premonitions then I don't know what in tar nation is. Unfortunately we live in a society that has absolutely no clue about any of the markets or how they work and even less of a clue what is going on underneath the surface of the market right now. They see market go up, market go down, cool.

I blame the education system that for a hundred years they've been training people to be obedient button pushers and factory worker's not thinker's that can balance a check book.

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