[POLL] How high will silver go?

[OgNasty]

It just hit $60 today for the first time in history, a new all-time high!

Pretty crazy.  I've long said that I thought I would see $200 silver in my lifetime.  I still think that's true if I can manage to stay alive for an average lifespan. 

I haven't personally seen increased demand though.  It seems like while they are trying to push this narrative of retail buying, mostly it is governments causing this price boom.

[Mihaylovic]

With silver experiencing a bull run, how high do you think it will get?

When do you see the price hitting this point and when it corrects, how low do you think it will eventually settle?

I think we could get as high as $80, but will probably stop around $65. I do believe silver hits $200 before 2040.

Silver keeps crazily rising. The more people say it’s gone up too much let it drop a bit so I can buy, the more it climbs. i am also one of those people tbh. It’s like a train that refuses to take on any passengers. I think the gold/silver ratio chart is about to hit its bottom so I expect it to slow down a little...

[bitwalhr]

There is no doubt Silver currently going crazy in 2025 outclass gold my father is also shocked because he is long time involved in few things, but he was talking It's never happen before this in his lifetime he is currently 75.

As OgNasty saying now I am also sure soon It's going to be touch new milestone this could be interesting while about $200 possibility but still very long way to go, but one thing is also needed to check silver mining is decreasing this can also bring some good point.

[DrBeer]

The impetus for the continuing rise in silver prices is the Fed's rate cut, which essentially “devalues the dollar.” In addition, the silver market has seen a less than positive situation this year, leading to increased demand, reduced inventories, and a forecast of growing demand in the technology sector. It should also be understood that silver is mainly a by-product (not the main product) of the extraction of other resources, which means that there are virtually no “silver mines” in their pure form.

[OgNasty]

After a chat with Grok last night, I found that if this rally were to mirror the rally of the housing crash, we would see a peak of $120/oz by July. I’m not sure I believe that, but it does give some hope this rally can still run.

I’m going to start taking silver bars to the pawn shop if we hit $100/oz.

[trendcoin]

Since March 2024, I've been expecting a significant rally...

ben gümüşte önümüzdeki 5 sene boyunca ciddi bir ralli beklentisindeyim.

https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=332382.msg1825817#msg1825817

I was expecting it to be around $100-120, but I thought it would happen over a five-year period. I bought silver, made a profit, and sold it. I think it still has a way to go, but since I sold it, I won't be getting back in... :)

Some stocks in the market seem more attractive right now. I might not be perfectly timed, but I find entering the stock market more appealing now because if my silver prediction turns out to be wrong, I could be stuck in a sharp correction. However, the stocks in the market already seem to be in a correction and accumulation phase to me...

[STT]

I voted 100 a while back as I think we are breaking ATH and moving with momentum beyond that old yard stick as its long out dated by dollar depreciation.   Nothing I've seen in the last few months made we really doubt the precious metals going higher, copper also.
  If copper is strong, that's industrial demand which helps silver.  With Dollar weak now and on multiple time frames there's little excuse to have doubts.

 If the economy takes a dive, if growth is doubted globally which is rarer then people think then sure silver will pullback perhaps harshly but then I would keep doubt within that shorter time period.  I believe both gold and silver gain over ten years which I count as the default consideration for the heavy metals.

[JaredIbrahim]

With silver experiencing a bull run, how high do you think it will get?

When do you see the price hitting this point and when it corrects, how low do you think it will eventually settle?

I think we could get as high as $80, but will probably stop around $65. I do believe silver hits $200 before 2040.

Silver's a solid play, anon. The OG money.

I can see that $65-$80 range in this run. The industrial demand plus the "poor man's gold" narrative is strong when people wake up to inflation. Paper shorts can't suppress it forever.

But $200 by 2040? Might be low-balling it if the monetary reset gets truly chaotic. When people realize both gold and silver are the only things that have been money for 5,000 years, the FOMO will be insane.

Just remember the golden (silver?) rule: If you don't hold it, you don't own it. Don't get rekt by paper ETFs. Stack the physical. Stack the sats. Cover all your bases.

[Taskford]

After a chat with Grok last night, I found that if this rally were to mirror the rally of the housing crash, we would see a peak of $120/oz by July. I’m not sure I believe that, but it does give some hope this rally can still run.

I’m going to start taking silver bars to the pawn shop if we hit $100/oz.

That's reasonable thinking since maybe that situation you have mentioned can give us a sense of scale, but situation of silver is so different these days due to supply constraints,  industrial demand and acquisition due to thinking that it can be their safe haven.

$120/oz target on month of July would provably require huge momentum and just mirrors of past hypes or bubbles. If you are already in profit somehow its good to take profit especially that $100/oz is quiet huge already for silver. Somehow profit is profit and for sure there's no regret will come even if that $120/oz target will get hit, but still this is questionable if silver would really achieve that.

[OgNasty]

It’s running again!

[pooya87]

It's pretty much the same as gold. They are both "precious metals" and ever since the chaos began in the world with all these armed conflicts, the central banks began buying gold and that pushed its price to the moon. The investors of course followed and since silver has a lower price it became a viable option for many! Therefore it too follows gold.

It's pretty much what I said 2+ months ago as well. With the chaos growing, the world moves to invest increasing amount of money into precious metals. The central banks are doing it as well as the average Joe. Therefore the price has only one way to go and that's up.

With the recent threats to the international maritime trade by the US regime, things are going to get worse. As the American pirates steal ships, the conflicts are going to grow. Now navies are being deployed to international waters to battle these acts of piracy... The effect of all this destabilization is going to be seen as inflation, something that leads to higher precious metal (store of value) prices as people would try to survive inflation.

2 months ago gold was $3900 and silver as $48 but today gold is almost $4400 and silver is almost $70.

[headingnorth]

It smashed through $69 cleanly, almost at $70 already.  

Several countries recently named silver as a strategic reserve asset including the US and China.
Silver is a critical metal for every country's modern defense industry, and has been in a growing
supply deficit for the last 5 years.

China announced a ban of silver exports by January 2026 that takes effect in 10 days!

[OgNasty]

Silver touched $70/oz!

It feels high to me. Bubble territory high. I’m getting people sending me messages asking about it I haven’t heard from in years… All the bubble signs are there.

[Lida93]

After a chat with Grok last night, I found that if this rally were to mirror the rally of the housing crash, we would see a peak of $120/oz by July. I’m not sure I believe that, but it does give some hope this rally can still run.

I’m going to start taking silver bars to the pawn shop if we hit $100/oz.

I have seen a few forecasts talking positive on silver price peaking to $100/oz by first quarter of 2026 after it's correction less than 2 months ago, but on the other hand I was questioning myself on the attitude of short term trader on silver hurriedly taking profit within the time of these highs, which can impact on price momentum from further highs to get reach $100/oz, much less $120/oz. While silver investors remain hopeful for a continuous rally it's important  to stay objective.

[STT]

The only true bubble is in dollars, we've known this many years for sure.  The question is what will they do to cover it up and patch up any negatives effecting all that debt due and answer is they will do anything required.

What I'm hearing recently is a possible short squeeze which is a disparity in prices, unavailability of the actual silver to deliver on contracts due.  Generally that leads to far higher prices and in turn and time this enables greater supply from all possible sources including consumers cashing out the family silver.
  Its not the first time demand outstrips supply of course and every commodity does this occasionally afaik.  $50 was relatively cheaper considering so I dont take this as some incredible beyond real prices but who knows for sure really,  imo 100 is quite moderate a target for anyone long term.

[Fortify]

With silver experiencing a bull run, how high do you think it will get?

When do you see the price hitting this point and when it corrects, how low do you think it will eventually settle?

I think we could get as high as $80, but will probably stop around $65. I do believe silver hits $200 before 2040.

There has been a loose coupling with gold over the years and with gold skyrocketing it's going to push many people down into other precious metals. I can see silver following, obviously nowhere near as high, but if gold doubles in price then it wouldn't be a surprise to see silver doing the same. It's never going to "settle" though as we are entering an increasingly turbulent world and countries are moving away from holding foreign currency reserves, preferring to own precious metals instead. There is not going to be any particular fixed target, it is going to ebb and flow, especially with the economy - when recessions hit it will fall like everything else because people need to eat, not sit on metal.

[OgNasty]

Silver is already over $78/oz in China. I suspect that means higher prices are pretty much guaranteed at this point. Everyone saying we hit triple digits before this is over now… Exciting to watch.

[OgNasty]

Looking at a 50 year chart you can clearly see that this is the third time silver has spiked like this.  Usually is doesn't mean the best news, but it's always been temporary.  I have no idea how high we will go or how low we will end up, but a more clear sign of a bubble I have not seen in my days.

[philipma1957]

Looking at a 50 year chart you can clearly see that this is the third time silver has spiked like this.  Usually is doesn't mean the best news, but it's always been temporary.  I have no idea how high we will go or how low we will end up, but a more clear sign of a bubble I have not seen in my days.

Silver silver silver silver  it is selling like a mother fucker on eBay .

79 plus per oz.

just missed 80 bucks on the weekly close.

lets top 100 by the end of the year baby.


what makes it all the more sweet is BTC is down and I am selling lots of silver to buy discounted corn

So a 1000 from silver today is 13oz buys about  0.01149 btc.

in oct a 1000 from silver was 20 oz and that purchased  0.007936 btc

So I sell 13 oz have 7 oz in my pocket and get 0.01149 btc vs 0.007936btc

all in about 80 days time

If I sell the whole 20 oz and get 1600 cash vs 1000 cash 80 days ago and I buy btc

I get 0.01839 btc  now vs 0.007936 btc then

that is fucking huge

The question is do we rebound in Jan or Feb or March.

I can sell silver until early feb then I am out of silver.

[OgNasty]

Looking at a 50 year chart you can clearly see that this is the third time silver has spiked like this.  Usually is doesn't mean the best news, but it's always been temporary.  I have no idea how high we will go or how low we will end up, but a more clear sign of a bubble I have not seen in my days.

Silver silver silver silver  it is selling like a mother fucker on eBay .

79 plus per oz.

just missed 80 bucks on the weekly close.

Those eBay fees though...  Whenever I sell a coin on eBay I think I would probably be better taking it to a bullion dealer.  I get that eBay has a unique market position that you might even call a monopoly, but their fees have gotten out of control since they went public.