To: CandyFloss
well Silver is in a downward wedge (all the ETFs I just checked). Which means it's likely to breakout (either up or down). My experience is in a downward wedge where prices are consolidating it's more likely to break on the highside vice the lowside. The upward wedge is the opposite from what I've been experiencing. But it's not 100%. But this is just short term. If you believe in the battery tech and silver being in high demand then you're looking for at least a 4 year investment with a pretty high upside.

To: for-q-clinton
well Silver is in a downward wedge
All this "Technical Analysis (TA)" is complete bullocks as has been proven time and time again.
Simply speaking, previous price movement - patterns, whatever you call it, is no indication of future price movement whatsoever. All your chart says is that silver has gone down in price, and that's why the silver pumpers are out in force, crying.
To: for-q-clinton; delta7; Allegra
The GaytorFloss is NOT a professional investment advisor, and shouldn’t be giving financial advice on the Interwebs.
He should stick to futures in Reyna cryptocurrency - stuff he’s Abel to talk about.
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07/09/2026 6:54:32 PM PDT by
kiryandil
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