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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... show more

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Wall Street Mav4 months ago

I am bullish on silver, but Michael Oliver is ridiculous putting out $500 per oz predictions just to sell members subscriptions. The solar panel industry would stop using silver and switch to copper plating at $130 to $150 per oz silver.

TheGladiator4 months ago

Yes but that would cause the same issue with the price of Copper.

Christopher Aaron4 months ago

He's totally off. Not sure why he felt the need to risk his reputation on this blow-off type of move, but he did. Much more likely scenario is a slow grind back toward $50 - $60 over the coming months, then a continued advance from there. Great sector, but no need for hyperbole.

Wind River4 months ago

Any retard that believes this, I'll sell you every ounce I have for $250 right now & you can make 100% return in a few months

Laurence Hunt 🍌🦍🐋🇺🇦 🇨🇦🕯️4 months ago

All you doubters: Did you listen to his arguments? Yes, it's true, silver is in deficit. We'll probably go to graphene in solar panels, for example. Michael has put his own money in silver bullion & miners.

atxabn4 months ago

I'm a long term stacker but this dude is out to lunch man. That chart is broken right now.

Seymour4 months ago

He’s losing all credibility fast. By late summer when silvers still in the 70-90 range, he’ll call the same by year end. This call is so ridiculously extreme it shows either just how out of touch with reality he is, or that he has an ulterior motive to make money via clicks/subscriptions.

JHartz394 months ago

Look at rising bond yields, investors are refusing to buy bonds from nations with excessive debt. Look at inflation, you cannot increase interest rates to slow inflation. If you do, we default on the interest on the debt. Unless you print more money, but that raises inflation.

goldnsilveralltime4 months ago

I've seen every scenario from 70-2200. They don't know. I do know that the US debt won't get smaller and neither will the rest of the world's debt. Central banks have nowhere to go but to print more money. There is no appetite for cutting spending or paying down debt anywhere.

Jim Boukis 🍌4 months ago

Ah yes, now it’s late summer 😂. Goal posts keep moving. And when late summer comes and AG is still $70, it’ll be early fall and so on. These guys sell subscriptions and need you to be engaged. Don’t fall for this crap.

Nicola Vallieri4 months ago

I APPLAUDE MR. OLIVER FOR HIS PROFESSIONALITY

Justin Lamison4 months ago

Hey @grok has Oliver made claims this specific before and have they been accurate?

Eric Pizzoferrato4 months ago

To all you whiners out there, if you don’t have the patience to handle this, sell now!!!!! The remaining will be the winners!!!!!

Bill Conklin4 months ago

The mining producers have more torque for gains right now than bullion. And, buying back shares and paying dividends. I think that’s where you want to be 📈

SoundMoneySeeker (FiatBDyin)4 months ago

My silver is worthless. It just sits there mocking me. Ridiculous!!!

Oliver4 months ago

How this guy still getting air time, he has been calling for this huge move imminently for 3yrs now. He should retired on a beach but instead he out her making crazy calls trying to sell subscriptions lol

Senior-Winki4 months ago

This was apparently recorded last Friday when the bottom fell out of silver again.. he said the recovery would begin the next few trading days.. here we are almost a week later and where is the buying? Nothing will move this metal higher until: 1) the war ends and 2) the economic crisis becomes worse. To me, that’s the latter part of 2026 or early 2027.

BullionBagholder 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇩🇰4 months ago

He hasn't got a clue, like all technical analysts. Silver could go to $90 or $60, for any reason, on any day of the week, and it will do it without reference to his "channels" or "supports".

#Checkmate4 months ago

@Oliver_MSA 🙏

Palobar2 months ago

Sleepy Joe needs to relax a bit.

KesKon🥂كاسكُن4 months ago

@Ben__Rickert “The target is still $300 to $500 by late summer.” Which year? 😁

M A4 months ago

By summer now becomes by late summer?

Thomas Husted4 months ago

Oh come on silver is going to do a 4 to 6x within the next 3 months this is absolute:

Gooddog1626!4 months ago

@GoldStockGuy1 How accurate was he for the spike into Jan-feb? 300-500 sounds crazy

The Silver Lion4 months ago

I feel like he is right. #HYMC

HaRo3 months ago

It looks like the next move was more to the downside. 🤷‍♂️

cognitivedissonanceabsolutelyeverywhere4 months ago

Silver is going to be three figures. That's a given.

ProfD3 months ago

@Oliver_MSA wow, silver is skyrocketing as predicted!!! If you turn your chart upside down...🤣

shiftintohigh4 months ago

July Futures on the CRIMEX?

fabiolain4 months ago

exactly, 75 dollars is the key point that will unleash the fury of silver, and as I said above 90 the take-off

Mike4 months ago

Late Summer ?!!!

Paul M4 months ago

@mothersilverape That was filmed last Friday

Sylvan A4 months ago

@GoldStockGuy1 Hard to believe but ok sounds great

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