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Silver (SIK6)

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Symbol
Exchange
Currency
SI·Derived·USD
SVRTSc1·Moscow·USD
JSVc1·TOCOM·JPY
SIc1·CME·USD
SIc2·CME·USD
SIc3·CME·USD
SIc4·CME·USD
SI1!·CME·USD
SIc5·CME·USD
SIc6·CME·USD
Currency in USD
68.778
-0.886(-1.27%)
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Silver Futures Discussions

This is heading to low 50s. A great opportunity to loaf up on physical
$78 by the end of the week
Unreal lol
67.3 opening price
why
I bought more physical
Good on you. I thibk the flush out gas a way to go but long term, you’ll be fine
Question: a Canadian know the USA currency is going to drop substantially, is it better to buy miners in USA then convert the sales to cdn currency? My thinking is you get the gains in miners plus you get currency gains when conversion to cdn currency in the end. What do you guys think?
buy physical metal and aboud the us market like the plague
The U.S. national debt surpassed $39 trillion in March 2026, adding $1 trillion in less than five months. This rapid increase is driven by high interest costs, which now exceed defense spending, and persistent budget deficits. Experts describe the pace as unsustainable, with debt adding about $1 trillion roughly every 100 days
can one of you bears explain to me since you guys are obsessed with there is plenty of silver for whoever wants it. Tell me why countries like Turkey have bought more physical silver in the last year than they ever have on record....hmmm
By the way that record amount was 273 tons in January alone. please tell me why they would do that if it was soooo plentiful?
The Swiss government has suspended the authorisation of new arms exports to the United States due to the ongoing conflict involving Iran.
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in order to replace USA bombs tons of silver is in the bomb making, USA and Israel has used a massive amount of bombs that has to be replaced.
Tesla is looking to buy equipment worth $2.9 billion for manufacturing solar panels and cells from Chinese suppliers including Suzhou Maxwell Technologies. It seems the demand in solar and electronics are intact and so the Silver price should rally too. Cheers
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if people worried about oil prices. spiking, as of this weekend, gas stations are reporting. people are filling up their cars only 50% which basically means oil prices will collapse due to people not purchasing the full amount of gas as they did in the past. people are figuring especially traders that the end is around the corner and nobody wants to hold extreme long positions when this war is over. I believe the Taco Trump era will be finished tomorrow. either he will attack infrastructure or the war will be paused for a while. we'll see what happens at the height of this mess
Silver should bottom between $52-$63 and then by June we see another ATH. $135-$155??
I see the bottom but not ath
I agree but i thibk the new arh will be late 2026
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if you take a look, a 1987, 2001, 2008 and 2018 silver prices came down after the stock market crashed, but abruptly expededly exploded within the next 3 weeks after the lowdown. in this case we had a 40% retracement and silver and now we have inflation stagflation increasing budget deficits which will mean precious metals will explode shortly. do not stay on the short side. history is not on your side
Single Silver COMEX contract is 5,000 ounces. Open interest 147,000. Total exposure: 735 million ounces. Annual global silver mine production hovers around 800 million ounces, with much already committed to industry. China has already grabbed 890 tons of physical silver in the first 2 months.
The world is switching towards cleaner energy as the current war has exposed the disadvantages of relying on crude. China has imported 800 tons of silver in the first 2 months to meet its local demand only. Silver will rally for sure.
China is largest producer of Silver in the world, they banned export also, their domestic demand already surpluses, recession making poor demand, so don't spread fake news
Generational bag holders
Kinesis just dropped to $66.
Down or up?
Silver down, oil up
Strait Hormuz full closure as just said by IRAN - this will make silver collapse
Silver prices often rise during war, historically serving as a safe-haven asset alongside gold, as investors seek to hedge against volatility and inflation.
Not this time
Banksters don't want you in metals so price managed down
- Industrial silver= down - investments= down - juwelry = down priceaction. DOWN 64 soon and heading lower
Psycho's 48 hours warning certainly escalate war and recession, Gold & Silver going further crash. Plan accordingly, don't flow with emotions
It seems you have loose motion
Ex-CIA chief blames Trump for Iran war, says US stuck with no way out. 200 billion dollar package is just a tip of the iceberg and will move to trillions as the war prolongs. Dollar will take a hit and precious metals will rise.
Nose dive
no oil.... no production.... no production.... Stock piles surplus ... market collapse..... Get the oil... for better livelihood all over
yup probably right here
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Andreea Yung LOL
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