First Half Of 2018: Gold $1200, Silver $15

Gold $1246, Silver $15.91

Looks like Banksters not ready yet.

But $1250/$16 are major support levels; a bounce is overdued.

Gold & silver might be on the down side price wise in US$.

But in many other currencies it is not the case.

Thank you for the question everything!

In Australia each night at News hour they have the financial report and in this report they have how the AU$ is performing with other currencies always being the UK EURO Japanese NZ & US$. And you get a real feel for how these currencies are going as the update is daily.That is if you are interested.Plus other financial info is of interest as well.

The US$ seems to be performing very well with their $ looking stronger against all other counties mentioned accept for the UK currency that is still weaker to the US$ but holding stronger compared to the rest of the currency examples offered.

So take silver prices at US$15.50 per oz but the same in the AU$ is 33% more costly.Our living expenses are basically the same.

Weather silver is cheap or expensive is only relevant to the eye of any given buyer at any given time.

Can remember Gold in 1970 at AU$25 per oz. Am not into rocket science with PM's just observations as an item of interest to me each night.

To me Gold & Silver are a waist of money. Have much greater fish to catch in the ocean I navigate than very sad looking PM's purchases v results for many years now.

PM's are still looking very over priced but who am I to say. Just an area of interest to understand what I am doing with my funds v their returns v how much work is involved in the maturing process to the end result.