Quote from Chicago_CTA:
Alright, so this is my first real 'negative' message, so bear with me - there's a reason I'm writing this.
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I have always been generally bullish on precious metals, and observe keenly the debasement of the US Dollar. That said...
YOU SILVER INVESTORS WHO ARE MOANING ABOUT THE COMEX TRYING TO TAKE DOWN THE PRICE ARE PURE IDIOTS!
Silver peaked at ~$50 / troy oz. back in 1980. In the past six months it's rallied about 100%, from $22 to $49.80.....
Try this: Take a monthly continuous chart of comex silver,draw a long horizontal line from its first peak at $50. This is called "RESISTANCE"; better yet, MULTI_YEAR resistance.
Thinking silver would blow through multi-year resistance after a parabolic run-up, and go to "$60" or higher is, frankly, amateurish.
Many of you silver investors are PURE AMATEURS.
The comex raised margins b/c a 5000-oz. contract was now worth ~$250,000 so a typical 8% initial margin requirement brings IM up to $20,000. KUDOS TO CME GROUP FOR BEING RESPONSIVE TO INCREASED RISK!
**Support for silver is at $22, LONG-term; let's hope it gets there so I can buy me some physicals.
I hope the big boys take us down there while you tin-foil hat wearing imbeciles rant about how the COMEX is trying to shake us all out!!! hahahahhahhahahhahha
--Chicago![]()
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Lets review how resistance is created.
1. More to sell from previous test.
2. People who bought resistance on previous test, look to get out at break even.
Do you actually think, there is some firm who was selling $50 before, is still selling? Also, I doubt people are holding 30 years to get out...
In fact, its amateurish to call this resistance. $50 WILL break very soon.
As a disclaimer, I use technical analysis for 95% of my trades.