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Michael Oliver believes silver’s real move is only beginning, not ending. He argues that even the old $50 high from 1980 would equate to roughly $250 today using CPI, making much higher levels, even $1,000 silver, far less extreme when viewed against long-term monetary debasement. He also points to... show more

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DD12328 days ago

This guy has been wrong for years. I have zero idea why anybody listens to him.

TheSphinx 🐿️28 days ago

All the oh so educated plonkers in the comments here - how do you explain all other metas including gold being many multiple higher that 1980, 2011 etc, but silver isnt? You think that situation will just... persist forever? In the face of structural deficits worsening? Really?

Just another John28 days ago

Michael Oliver has been wrong his whole life on price targets.

mikeknows27428 days ago

He’s been very wrong lately

Seymour28 days ago

This guys forecasts have been so wildly inaccurate I struggle to understand why anyone takes anything he says seriously. $500 by end of summer, which turned out to be $65. But don’t dare question him on it, he’ll just get aggressive and defensive. Now he’s calling $1000 silver…anything to get those clicks eh Michael.

RoadKill Sorbet28 days ago

Okiver js a fucking idiot

Dimitar Genchev28 days ago

Michael Oliver is the best, you'll find out later

Dimitar Genchev28 days ago

I don't care about numbers on a screen, and I don't care about their manipulations and lies. We are not selling our silver; on the contrary, we are acquiring more physical silver.

Joe28 days ago

@jessebday Hard to follow Michael‘s work. Other than saying „short-term is noise“… where are we today with gold and silver prices? And what did he say where wpuld silver go by may or summer, 300? Yeah, thanks for the great advice.

merc28 days ago

Next prediction could be $1000 silver while it collapses below 55

Luis 🇺🇸28 days ago

And yet, here we are. $63

Renov828 days ago

@jessebday Bloviating fool

Sterling Funds28 days ago

Central banks bought 1,045 tons of gold last year and zero silver. No government on earth keeps silver in its vaults anymore, so the $1,000 case rests entirely on regular people carrying the whole trade.

Alec Dacyczyn28 days ago

It would be about $151 in today's money. The 2011 run-up would be about $72.

Jon Binder28 days ago

Michael jumped the shark when he updated his silver price prediction to over $500

FormerMAGA simp28 days ago

and we're still dropping....but honestly...i don't know why we are basing price on a failing fiat dollar.

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