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Michael Oliver says silver’s latest pullback looks like a bear trap, not a breakdown. He says the real test is back above $90, and once that level breaks, silver could move very rapidly into the $300 to $500 range. In his view, this is not a normal bull market... show more

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Andy Schectman interviews Michael Oliver, who remains firmly bullish on silver’s move into true price discovery. Oliver still sees $300 to $500 silver as part of the current cycle, arguing the plunge from $120 to $64 was only a mid-cycle correction. He believes silver’s 50-year range between roughly $5 and $50 has finally broken, and like copper and lead after similar multi-decade breakouts, silver could now move into an entirely new price reality

Andy Schectman interviews Michael Oliver, who remains firmly bullish on silver’s move into true price discovery. Oliver still sees $300 to $500 silver as part of the current cycle, arguing the plunge from $120 to $64 was only a mid-cycle correction. He believes silver’s 50-year range between roughly $5 and $50 has finally broken, and like copper and lead after similar multi-decade breakouts, silver could now move into an entirely new price reality

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Michael Oliver says the silver pullback should end today or Monday, with support in the mid-$70s. The next move is back to $90, and once that breaks, silver really takes off. The target is still $300 to $500 by late summer, the same way copper and lead exploded when they finally broke out of their decade-long ranges

Michael Oliver says the silver pullback should end today or Monday, with support in the mid-$70s. The next move is back to $90, and once that breaks, silver really takes off. The target is still $300 to $500 by late summer, the same way copper and lead exploded when they finally broke out of their decade-long ranges

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Michael Oliver says silver has been trapped in an artificial price box for nearly 50 years, while gold, copper and other metals already broke into new price realities. He says money supply has expanded 20 to 25 times since the 1970s, yet silver has not caught up, despite being both money and an industrial metal with years of supply deficits. In his view, silver’s breakout last October was the first sign that suppression has failed, and once this congestion zone clears, the next move could be far sharper and more vertical, taking silver into the $300 to $500 range.

Michael Oliver says silver has been trapped in an artificial price box for nearly 50 years, while gold, copper and other metals already broke into new price realities. He says money supply has expanded 20 to 25 times since the 1970s, yet silver has not caught up, despite being both money and an industrial metal with years of supply deficits. In his view, silver’s breakout last October was the first sign that suppression has failed, and once this congestion zone clears, the next move could be far sharper and more vertical, taking silver into the $300 to $500 range.

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Christopher Whalen says silver’s biggest driver is scarcity and real commercial demand. He says China has pushed speculators out of the silver market and only wants buyers who will take physical delivery, showing how tight the market has become. In his view, COMEX and London may one day be forced to settle contracts in dollars because there is not enough metal. He remains a buyer of silver, sees prices potentially moving above $300, and warns that “the dollar is essentially turning into toilet paper.”

Christopher Whalen says silver’s biggest driver is scarcity and real commercial demand. He says China has pushed speculators out of the silver market and only wants buyers who will take physical delivery, showing how tight the market has become. In his view, COMEX and London may one day be forced to settle contracts in dollars because there is not enough metal. He remains a buyer of silver, sees prices potentially moving above $300, and warns that “the dollar is essentially turning into toilet paper.”

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Peter Schiff sees silver’s pullback as a buying opportunity, not the end of the move. After breaking 50 years of resistance near $50 and running from $30 to $120, he views the correction back above $60 as healthy, with old resistance now becoming new support. In his view, silver is still early in a new bull market, with both industrial demand and monetary demand pointing toward $200 and higher over time.

Peter Schiff sees silver’s pullback as a buying opportunity, not the end of the move. After breaking 50 years of resistance near $50 and running from $30 to $120, he views the correction back above $60 as healthy, with old resistance now becoming new support. In his view, silver is still early in a new bull market, with both industrial demand and monetary demand pointing toward $200 and higher over time.

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David Hunter says silver could first run toward $200 before facing a major correction in a global bust. He says that kind of fall should not shock investors, as silver already dropped from $122 to the low $60s in a very short period. In his view, once that global downturn is over, gold could eventually move toward $20,000, while silver’s long-term target has now been raised from $400 to $500 toward $1,000.

David Hunter says silver could first run toward $200 before facing a major correction in a global bust. He says that kind of fall should not shock investors, as silver already dropped from $122 to the low $60s in a very short period. In his view, once that global downturn is over, gold could eventually move toward $20,000, while silver’s long-term target has now been raised from $400 to $500 toward $1,000.

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Mike Maloney says gold and silver are being set up for a major move as financial bubbles burst and another wave of money printing begins. He says gold above $20,000 would not surprise him, while silver is destined for the mid-triple digits and needs to move toward $300 to $500 in the short term. In his view, silver’s supply-demand imbalance is becoming critical, with falling supply, rising industrial use, depleted above-ground stockpiles, and paper claims on silver that cannot last forever.

Mike Maloney says gold and silver are being set up for a major move as financial bubbles burst and another wave of money printing begins. He says gold above $20,000 would not surprise him, while silver is destined for the mid-triple digits and needs to move toward $300 to $500 in the short term. In his view, silver’s supply-demand imbalance is becoming critical, with falling supply, rising industrial use, depleted above-ground stockpiles, and paper claims on silver that cannot last forever.

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Michael Oliver disagrees with Jeffrey Christian's $50-60 silver call. He says the big drop already came back in March and silver dropped to $61, sat there for just two hours, then ripped $10 higher. That was a bear trap. Silver keeps getting sold at $90. Hitting the same level again and again shows it's getting ready to break higher.

Michael Oliver disagrees with Jeffrey Christian's $50-60 silver call. He says the big drop already came back in March and silver dropped to $61, sat there for just two hours, then ripped $10 higher. That was a bear trap. Silver keeps getting sold at $90. Hitting the same level again and again shows it's getting ready to break higher.

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They Tried to Hold Silver Under $90… But the Vault Data Says They’re Losing Silver isn’t weak. The paper market is fighting to keep it there. Vaults are draining, Shanghai is paying a premium, and the May delivery math is getting ugly. This video breaks down the real numbers behind silver’s price suppression and why the pressure is building fast.

They Tried to Hold Silver Under $90… But the Vault Data Says They’re Losing Silver isn’t weak. The paper market is fighting to keep it there. Vaults are draining, Shanghai is paying a premium, and the May delivery math is getting ugly. This video breaks down the real numbers behind silver’s price suppression and why the pressure is building fast.

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Is the stock market nearing a major turning point? Michael Oliver (Momentum Structural Analysis) believes stocks have been in a topping process for over a year, warns the bond market is becoming a “nuclear event,” and says central banks may have no choice but to print their way out of the next crisis. As for silver? He argues the recent selloff may be the final washout before a much larger move – and still sees a path to $300-$500 silver. Watch the latest episode of Little by Little with Andy Schectman here:

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Francis Hunt says silver's long-term setup is still intact and the $333 target hasn't changed. The recent pullback is just a normal pause after silver ran from below $50 to $121, with the $90 to $110 zone acting as the expected second interim level. Once this consolidation finishes, silver can push higher to $333, and that's not even the final top. The bigger move still points to a single-digit gold-silver ratio.

Francis Hunt says silver's long-term setup is still intact and the $333 target hasn't changed. The recent pullback is just a normal pause after silver ran from below $50 to $121, with the $90 to $110 zone acting as the expected second interim level. Once this consolidation finishes, silver can push higher to $333, and that's not even the final top. The bigger move still points to a single-digit gold-silver ratio.

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🚨 “Silver is breaking into a new reality. Think $300 to $500.” — Michael Oliver Momentum Structural Analysis In the latest Monthly Wrap-Up, Craig Hemke and momentum analyst Michael Oliver explain why silver’s decades-long range may be over, and why the next phase could be fast, volatile, and historic. TF Metals Report 🔑 Key takeaways: 🔹 Oliver’s momentum work targets $300–$500 silver in a reset phase 🔹 Adjusted for monetary debasement, “hundreds” simply gets silver even with past peaks 🔹 Attempts to restrain price action can amplify the breakout when it releases 🔹 Expect volatility as silver searches for its next price level, including sharp upside days 🎥 Watch the full episode on YouTube: #Silver #Gold #SilverPrice #GoldPrice #PreciousMetals #SoundMoney #MacroUpdate #MiningStocks #BuySilver #Investing #SprottMoney #SprottMoney

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Michael Oliver sees gold and silver as still deeply undervalued relative to previous bull markets, with gold only about four times above its 2015 bear-market low versus roughly eightfold gains in prior cycles. He believes silver has been “too low for too long” and could explode once it clears the current congestion, with his $300 to $500 silver target still firmly in play.

Michael Oliver sees gold and silver as still deeply undervalued relative to previous bull markets, with gold only about four times above its 2015 bear-market low versus roughly eightfold gains in prior cycles. He believes silver has been “too low for too long” and could explode once it clears the current congestion, with his $300 to $500 silver target still firmly in play.

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Clive Thompson takes a more measured view on silver’s $300 to $500 targets. He sees that move as possible, but not highly probable this year, and believes most new purchases could still be made below $100 if investors keep stacking gradually. In his view, silver is better accumulated over time rather than traded through aggressive long-dated calls, with a move above $100 this year already enough to make stackers very happy.

Clive Thompson takes a more measured view on silver’s $300 to $500 targets. He sees that move as possible, but not highly probable this year, and believes most new purchases could still be made below $100 if investors keep stacking gradually. In his view, silver is better accumulated over time rather than traded through aggressive long-dated calls, with a move above $100 this year already enough to make stackers very happy.

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Andy Schectman says he agrees with Michael Oliver’s bullish view on precious metals and says the current volatility is not a reason to lose faith. He says silver may feel choppy day to day, but from a bigger-picture view it is still making higher highs and higher lows. In his view, physical metal is being transferred from weak, price-sensitive holders to stronger hands, while China, the East and central banks continue pulling gold and silver out of the West.

Andy Schectman says he agrees with Michael Oliver’s bullish view on precious metals and says the current volatility is not a reason to lose faith. He says silver may feel choppy day to day, but from a bigger-picture view it is still making higher highs and higher lows. In his view, physical metal is being transferred from weak, price-sensitive holders to stronger hands, while China, the East and central banks continue pulling gold and silver out of the West.

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15,605 views • 2 months ago

Francis Hunt says silver’s pullback has disappointed many, but the big chart has not changed. The move from $25 to over $120 needed a reset, and the falling wedge still points higher. Once the final selloff is done, silver can break hard toward the $333 range.

Francis Hunt says silver’s pullback has disappointed many, but the big chart has not changed. The move from $25 to over $120 needed a reset, and the falling wedge still points higher. Once the final selloff is done, silver can break hard toward the $333 range.

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David Hunter, Contrarian Macro Strategist, shares his outlook on gold and silver. After silver’s sharp ~50% correction, Hunter says the reset in sentiment may have cleared the way for a powerful final leg higher. He sees silver targeting $180 and gold targeting $6,800 in this cycle. Looking further ahead: “You could see gold get to 20,000.” And on silver: “I have had a long-held, long-term target of 500 on silver.”

David Hunter, Contrarian Macro Strategist, shares his outlook on gold and silver. After silver’s sharp ~50% correction, Hunter says the reset in sentiment may have cleared the way for a powerful final leg higher. He sees silver targeting $180 and gold targeting $6,800 in this cycle. Looking further ahead: “You could see gold get to 20,000.” And on silver: “I have had a long-held, long-term target of 500 on silver.”

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Peter Schiff sees silver’s break above $50 as a real breakout after 50 years of resistance, with the pullback to $60 to $65 looking like a strong long-term buying opportunity. He believes silver is headed back above its prior peak and ultimately toward $200 or higher. On miners, he argues investors are still ignoring record earnings, preferring to chase stories like SpaceX at huge revenue multiples, while precious metals miners already have real profits and rising leverage to gold and silver.

Peter Schiff sees silver’s break above $50 as a real breakout after 50 years of resistance, with the pullback to $60 to $65 looking like a strong long-term buying opportunity. He believes silver is headed back above its prior peak and ultimately toward $200 or higher. On miners, he argues investors are still ignoring record earnings, preferring to chase stories like SpaceX at huge revenue multiples, while precious metals miners already have real profits and rising leverage to gold and silver.

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🚨🚨WHAT'S DIFFERENT THIS TIME IN SILVER ❓️❓️ Ed Steer breakdown of the difference between 1980 and now in the Silver market. For over 50 years they have suppressed true price discovery in Silver. Selling paper that was not backed by the Physical. Silver is in a 5 year deficit. Meaning there simply isn't enough Silver to cover the paper contracts. Now Countries, Companies and Central Banks are all wanting delivery of the Physical Silver. It's not like securities where they can use loopholes to cover-up the crime. They have to mine it to deliver it. FAILURE TO DELIVER IS WHERE EVERYTHING BREAKS

🚨🚨WHAT'S DIFFERENT THIS TIME IN SILVER ❓️❓️ Ed Steer breakdown of the difference between 1980 and now in the Silver market. For over 50 years they have suppressed true price discovery in Silver. Selling paper that was not backed by the Physical. Silver is in a 5 year deficit. Meaning there simply isn't enough Silver to cover the paper contracts. Now Countries, Companies and Central Banks are all wanting delivery of the Physical Silver. It's not like securities where they can use loopholes to cover-up the crime. They have to mine it to deliver it. FAILURE TO DELIVER IS WHERE EVERYTHING BREAKS

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KOSPI went from 3,033 to 9,386 and back into a bear market inside eleven months. Seven circuit breaker halts so far this year, surpassing 2008. The memory shortage is real in the short to medium term, Samsung $SSNLF and SK Hynix $SKHY sit at the center of it, and the index may well run again from here. But a country index that triples on one industry's capex is not a stock market anymore. It is a single trade with a country attached :)

KOSPI went from 3,033 to 9,386 and back into a bear market inside eleven months. Seven circuit breaker halts so far this year, surpassing 2008. The memory shortage is real in the short to medium term, Samsung $SSNLF and SK Hynix $SKHY sit at the center of it, and the index may well run again from here. But a country index that triples on one industry's capex is not a stock market anymore. It is a single trade with a country attached :)

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