Brian Goodner

@Veeshalnarote12 @DonaldW60852684 EVs and the Solid State batteries they use may be in MUCH higher demand too given the price of gas. Only 2/3 of 1 oz of Silver is used in a solar panel. 35 ounces used in a solid state battery.

@DonaldW60852684 x.com/i/status/20345… Oil is going to hit silver demand much harder than Gold Everything's deeply embedded in today's world, and Energy takes the foremost seat when it becomes a choose or die problem

Uuuugggghhhhh! The price makes it seem the world suddenly has enough silver. I know this is largely due to the oil spike turmoil, and decreased world liquidity but it shatters my account with too much margin. Anyone holding silver or silver miners can just wait. Unless the whole stock market crashes which unfortunately is possible, the silver price will rebound.

@DLHappens @DonaldW60852684 Silver is still up for the year and double what it was in July. It only cost $25 or so to mine an oz of silver and it goes marginally up if oil goes up. When Silver traded in the 20s for years, it made a big difference. This is a complete different ballgame.

@DonaldW60852684 Stay out of miners. Oil is too high to mine with silver so low.

@DonaldW60852684 @KidTexaco I feel your pain. HYMC is my largest holding too, but keep having to decide which miners to dump.

I panic sold all of my HL premarket because of this possibility but would have done better waiting for the market to open. I held on to my 62K of HYMC because Eric Sprott was buying many more shares at $40 so I suspect he will buy even more at $31-32. HYMC is down more than HL now but IMHO it will recover faster.

I sold my entire 480,000 shares of HL in premarket because I believe HL will go down to $15 today and I would get a huge margin call. I cannot afford to risk silver going even lower. I might buy back some shares at $15 today if silver doesn't crash further.

@RichWeikart @GarethSoloway I don't think it ever does get that low, but if it did hit $54, it would only be a blip in the middle of the night and would never close below $60, and probably not stay below $70 for long.

@GarethSoloway Don't take a victory lap yet. You said silver would be $50 at the end of calendar year 2026. If the paper price stays this artificially low for any length of time, there won't be an ounce of physical silver left at the Comex vaults.

Gold and silver in freefall. Been warning it was headed lower. As much as I love the precious metals in the long-term, near-term charts are in charge. A daily close below $70 on silver, means there is downside to $50-$54

@BrosnanHoban @GarethSoloway And it's still up about 5% for the year. Probably not many things are, other than Gold, which is up a little more for the year.

@GarethSoloway Silver’s on sale, not on life support.

@Lightsout142132 @Oliver_MSA He's saying it's still jiggling.

@Oliver_MSA Is this another jiggle in the middle or are we cooked! New it was too good to be true when I heard 200-300 soon

We sent an update to subscribers today but no doubt the Twitter folks would appreciate some comments. A few big points: -MSA has cautioned subscribers before that we don't subscribe to the idea of a "war premium" for gold. As such, we have avoided the topic of the Iran war almost entirely. Perhaps it will end up mattering IF it drags on for years and we have to print trillions to fight it. But the reason would be monetary in that case. -We said in interviews and reports that we expected a significant, maybe even 50% correction for silver at some point in this giant up-move. It happened a bit earlier than we expected, right at the end of January. -The entire correction (for silver) happened in 6 trading days. January 30th to February 6th. For gold, just 2 trading days. Everything since then has been *within the trading range* that was established in those 6 trading days. Maybe the Feb 6th low gets nipped out, but we have multiple momentum indicators screaming at this point that this is another BTD opportunity like the April 2025 tariff panic, the 2020 Covid crash, the 2024 Trump election crash, etc. -Finally, as we said in our February 28th report to subscribers, and reiterated this morning: MSA will not be issuing any more long-term "buy signals" for gold, silver, and miners. All of our long-term buy signals have fired off. For silver in particular: March 2024 at $24.91, June 2025 at $36.17, and November 2025 at $57.16. So while we remain bullish and expect the metals to trade much higher, we have no long-term indicators left to say "buy." They all broke out already. Any buy signal at this point would be inherently short-term, as what's going on is a correction within the ongoing bull trend. If someone bought only within the past few months, they might be sitting on a paper loss right now. One must expect this possibility in *all financial markets.* Anything you buy at any time could go against you. Imagine buying NVDA in October 2021 for $25 and a year later you're down over 50%. In another year you'd be up over 100% from your initial purchase, and yet another year later you'd be up over 400%. But you just so happened to join the trend right before a correction and initially lost 50% of your money (on paper). If you were Cathie Wood, you panic sold...

@richrich90 @TgMacro Still up almost 10% this year too. Not many things are.

@TgMacro If you told me 18 months ago that silver would be trading at 57, id be ecstatic

This is the part of the metals trade where the silver bugs wish they didn't cheerlead every new handle through $50 last year. If it breaks the 100dma at $73.20 it can go to $57. With the 2025 peak around $54 that's a great place to back up the Brinks truck. $PSLV $SLV

@hajiyev_rashad Yeah, and it's still up over 10% this year, and Silver up almost 10%. How many other investments are? Probably not many.

The is no reasonable explanation for gold’s rapid decline. The only thing that comes to my mind that it is a shakeout operation before a strong rally…

@DVSignals Gold and Silver still up around 10% for the year. Not many other assets are.

$SILVER How’s subscribing to silver permabulls going? Mid-90s, high 80s, and now fresh narratives again to keep the immediate bull case on life support. I gave the roadmap well in advance, multiple times... Hopium or structure? Worst of all: the accounts that say “the low is in” but “we can still go lower.” Translation: heads I win, tails I also win.... deepvaluesignals.substack.com/subscribe

@FemdateM @DVSignals @thesilverhermit Yeah, that's strange. There are still a lot of short positions banks need to close out of and I'm guessing they closed quite a few today and will this week.

@DVSignals @thesilverhermit How can you say there are no powers that be when the facts of manipulation are so easily accessible

Darn! #Silver broke down! I really thought it would hang in there, establishing $80 as the new floor and moving higher from there (as it should!). But the powers that be had different plans, and they pounded it mercilessly, until it yielded. The fact that the Fed eventually did not raise rates didn't change anything. A breakdown from a pennant with such a huge amplitude should supposedly take silver down to $30 an ounce. But the probability of that is very low. There are several support levels on the way there that can block silver's decline. For instance, the potential rising trend line which connects the Nov 21st and the Feb 6th lows (around $72 an ounce). If this doesn't hold, there's some horizontal support at $70, and in $64 an ounce. It can of course fall even lower, and retrace its entire move from $50 an ounce, but I don't see that happening without a full scale financial crisis and a stock market melt down. It would take an event of epic proportions in order to persuade investors that industrial demand is grinding to a halt, and therefore the deficit in silver is no longer relevant. It's painful to see. But it's part of the game. On its way to the moon, the silver market will test our mettle again and again.

@thesilverhermit It also it a trend line today before bouncing that connects the $54 drop to $46, the bottom wick of the drop to $64 from $121. So that trend line has been resistance in the last two corrections in this bull market.

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6 for me!! I feel confident nobody Has all 20 How many for you?

@Matt_Pinner As Marty Supreme would say "Ping Pong, DAMMIT!"

This is hard

@Matt_Pinner 13, or maybe 12, because I was close to Chicago once, but not in the city.

I've been to 2, you ?

@Darkdarling00 E

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@Oliver_MSA @ThHappyHawaiian Not sure if this chart means anything, but the trend line connects the fall from $54 to $46, the one from $121 to $64 (bottom wick), and today's intra day bottom

@ThHappyHawaiian $200+ by Q3 (September, end of summer, at latest) still on the table. Even if we’re wrong and it takes the rest of the year, that’s still a violent move.

It's ballsy to keep the $200 target even as time progresses and price hasn't cooperated @Oliver_MSA has your timeline shifted on that call? Still be end of Q2 roughly?

@StoicSilverBear So that likely support area looks to be around $76 today and rising to around $79 at beginning of April? It can't seem to legitimately break through $79 on a close many times in a row, though intra day I think got a little below 78.

#Silver's expected downward consolidation continues, as it still trades inversely to #oil for the time being. I anticipate the "likely supports" area to be tested again and hold. The "primary resistance" needs to be cleared before confidently calling the bottom, however.

How many times did they try to knock #Silver down below $80 an ounce in the past 48 hours? This is the 8th attempt and counting. Somebody is getting desperate...

@SchouwDick @thesilverhermit

@thesilverhermit BofA closed a lot shorts below 79 - they are still short - so will buy till clean. 78-80 will hold!

@JenCommon @NicHulscher No

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