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Don Durrett sees silver as a high-volatility proxy for gold that could outperform it by 2x or more. With silver around $66, he sees roughly $200 to $250 as a realistic target, based on silver reaching about 3% of gold’s value, while $500 is closer to his upper-end ceiling.... show more

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Silver Compass17 days ago

The destination is not the hard part, the path is. A $200-plus silver fits the structural case, but near term silver still has to reclaim $66.58 and close above $70 to confirm, with one more dip possible first. Aspiration up front, discipline on the route.

Chaichai Wattanakul17 days ago

Durrett's gotta be bullish on silver if he thinks it could hit half of where gold is going!.

TheGladiator16 days ago

All investments carry risk and future performance is never guaranteed

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Don gets nothing right too.

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