Posted on 07/15/2025 7:15:04 AM PDT by Tom Tetroxide
Get ready for a deep dive into one of the most exciting technical setups in recent memory. In this episode of the Gold & Silver Show, Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard break down a massive “cup and handle” pattern forming across multiple timeframes—6‑month, quarterly, and annual—forecasting a possible silver breakout into the $300–$500+ per ounce range (yes, really).
From historic parallels to the 1970s bull run, you’ll see how current price action mirrors volatile, vertical gains—complete with confirmation signals across key charts. Discover why silver may need to hit $200–$468 (or more) just to reclaim its inflation-adjusted purchasing power, and how it could unleash hyper-bullish momentum in the final sprint.
If you’ve been stacking or following silver, this one’s for you. Will the next few months bring another golden—or should I say silvery—explosion?
Buffett is very anti-gold/silver because its not working capital. The value to me is if the SHTF, its a means of barter. There was a previous FR article where someone recommended buying alcohol and keeping it on hand as in tough times, people still want their alcohol.
When it happens, let us know. Then it will be news.
“It is only at $75. It could still go up.”
Silver never reached as high as $75 in the 80s. The highest it has been was $49.95 oz in January 1980. That was back when the Hunt brothers attempted to corner the silver market. That’s a very interesting story in itself.
I guess those mercury dimes and liberty quarter
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Pre 64 US silver coinage values:
A silver dime now costs 2.75 paper dollars!….a silver quarter, 6.85 paper dollars.
…..and rising.
I just placed an order for silver rounds and got a ship date of Aug 1. Usually, they ship within 2 or 3 days so something is up.
Ping
My money is on FCOJ.
I thought $50/toz was the all time high?
I thought the all time high was $50/toz, no?
In 2014 you predicted gold would hit $5,000 in 2015.
That would be $6,700 in today’s dollars.
Not even half way there!
The famed gold to Silver ratio is often used to evaluate Market prospects, or current conditions. During the time that silver was present in ordinary circulating money, which may be a thousand years, that ratio held true in terms of its value. It does not always hold true in terms of Market pricing. For example, platinum is 10 times as rare as gold, and traded for many many years at least double the price of gold. But it actually fell below the price of gold in recent years as Palladium replaced Platinum in most cat converters. and is very slowly recovering at present. While the gold and silver ratio makes logical sense, I think its value as a predictive tool is nil, because the overall picture was irrevocably skewed by the near Universal practice of valuing it in currency at about 15 to 1.
id end up drinking it
“Gold up 24 percent six months….87 percent five years”
Socrates gets an “F” in math.
3300 ÷ 2000 = 64%.
S&P up over 100% with dividends.
I’ve been buying silver the past two months.
For much of my life, gold was around $200-$250. It is now over $3000
Silver was at $28 last year.
Uh, no.
Down 1.85% on the day.
Go to a local coin dealer. It will be cheaper and you can get it now.
“Silver was at $28 last year.”
Silver was at 34 12 years ago.
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