Silver Is A Special Metal

May 25, 2015

silver price is heading higherIt always has been.  And on a value basis, it’s also a good buy.  Silver has been chugging more than gold…but once it pops up, it could take off like a bandit.

There are many reasons why the price of silver will go higher…and it’s just a matter of time.  And as our dear friend Richard Russell points out, JP Morgan is aggressively accumulating physical silver by the hundreds of millions of ounces.

This is the largest accumulation of physical silver by a private entity in history! 

Plus, it’s three times the 100 million ounces acquired by the Hunt Brothers in 1980 or by Warren Buffet in 1998.

Some of you may remember when the Hunt Brothers tried to corner the silver market at the peak in 1980 when the price of silver soared to the $50 level.  It was a wild moment.  And today is even more wild.

HEADED HIGHER

JP Morgan obviously thinks silver is going up, and we do too.  We think your patience today will be well rewarded in a future rise.

Alan Greenspan also believes gold will be considerably higher in the years ahead.  So it’s not only central bankers who are looking ahead.  Others are too.

Chart 1 shows silver close up since 2013.  It has steps, like gold, as you can see.  Keep an eye on these levels as they’ll tell the story.

silver's steps

First of all, it’s important for silver to continue holding above its seven month support at $15.40.  If it then rises and stays above both its old 2013 support and 65 week moving average at $18.50 and $18.20, it’ll start on a bullish path.

Silver could then jump up to the $22 -$24 levels, its next step.  By then, it could clearly test the $30, which would be the following step.

The bottom line is: Silver has great potential…and it appears to be leading the other metals.

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Mary Anne & Pamela Aden are well known analysts and editors of The Aden Forecast, a market newsletter which provides specific forecasts and recommendations on gold, stocks, interest rates and the other major markets. For more information, go to www.adenforecast.com

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Most silver is produced as a byproduct of copper, gold, lead and zinc refining.

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