Your end of year 2022 silver price prediction

- SanMarino
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Your end of year 2022 silver price prediction
Predict the end of year Saturday 31st December 2022 silver spot price
If we can keep it in US dollars to make it easier based on the spot price
If you can copy and paste the submissions from the latest post, enter your username and estimate in descending order it will make it easier to track who is our winner
$24.10 SanMarino
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That is my honest thoughts on where it will be.
I hope to be proven wrong
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My reasoning (I'm being generous here using that word) is that there may be a bit of a surge now that crypto is collapsing, although that will be likely to affect gold more given the sums involved. The surge will likely be falling by the end of the year, but there will be some optimism left, in advance of a further drop next spring to roughly where we are now.
Naturally, I haven't a clue really what I'm talking about, and anyone thinking I am the Sage of the bullion market must be barking - and I say that as the Cat's Mother!

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Don't ask why i think this it's just a guess
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December 31st silver price
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So should one assume USD rather than CAD etc?
Further is the price at any one instance a global figure?
This then leads me to ask where in the World at the end of the year by which timezone...?
Ignoring all the above, l'll have a punt at 34.56USD at 31-12-2022 23:59 GMT.
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December 31st silver price 2022 at 23-59pm
Got your message, I agree with USD and your deadline time, 1 second before midnight eh!
I have a funny feeling you and Martin are going to be close.
Another thing I expect to happen in the next 6 months is that the USD, the GBP and the Euro will race toward the bottom of the fiat pile together and we could have parity by New years eve. ie 1 USD = 1 GBP = 1 EURO. So your USD 34.56 could be worth GBP 34.56,which is pretty much double todays silver spot price.
We could have a lot of happy silver stackers singing Auld Lang Syne Eh.
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December 31st silver price and Western Currencies parity.
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I need to do more research on the subject but it does look like precious metals are due a price correction in relation to the dollar and that will only be on way aka it will cost more dollars for your ounce.
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USA Dollars today
I have a strong feeling that the king dollar could go to 1.20 on the dollar ratio before heading straight back to 0.8 in this half of 2022. So you could get gold a bit cheaper yet ie today dollar is 1.06 but at 0.8 you will be sitting on a very tidy profit if you buy gold soon. Dollar is only looking strong against the other Western Currencies because the Yen, Pound and Euro are already toast. Strongest world currency right now is the Rouble.
I also agree with you about JPM and Citi, more paper gold in their derivatives market than Gold on the Planet. Derivatives are weapons of mass financial destruction as Warren Buffett calls them!
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Re: Your end of year 2022 silver price prediction
Despite the western sanctions being backed by gold has demonstrated the strength it provides to a currency
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I briefly googled today's spot price for silver and it's $23.85, so it's still all to play for, although I think @SilverTrader @ShortJohnSilver and @denby may have to do a bit of market manipulation if they're going to be in with a chance.
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A few days to go but I don’t expect much price movement unless Biden creates more paper debt
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Come on the WINNER, will it be TCM? I hope so cos I've got a prize for you if it is. TCM "never wins anything".
Got my first 2 fafnirs today at last, what colours inked on to Black Ruthenium, I got numbers 3 &. 5 out of the 100 made, good eh! I will ask my Wife to take a picture for the forum later on today.
Anybody know what Black Ruthenium is?
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Ruthenium is a metal similar to platinum. Black ruthenium has an additive to give it a gunmetal colour. It is often used in metal plating.denby wrote:I give up, I declare, my idea that we would have £32 an ounce silver tomorrow night at 23-59pm might have been a little bit too optimistic eh!, Good luck to the winner though. Who is the nearest to 24 USD at the moment?
Come on the WINNER, will it be TCM? I hope so cos I've got a prize for you if it is. TCM "never wins anything".
Got my first 2 fafnirs today at last, what colours inked on to Black Ruthenium, I got numbers 3 &. 5 out of the 100 made, good eh! I will ask my Wife to take a picture for the forum later on today.
Anybody know what Black Ruthenium is?
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Could we see $200 dollar an ounce silver?
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Looks like your gonna be the 2022 winner, the P M Forum prophet. I will be thinking more carefully about what you say in 2023. Where did you get your Crystal Ball?
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There’s lots of noise on social media and in investment publications; silver to the moon, the silver squeeze, silver comex can’t deliver, etc.
The truth seems to be silver is in demand but not the kid of demand that will see 50% raise per day.
Bitcoin aside, the silver to gold ratio is interesting but only if you subscribe to the view the historic ratio is a good indicator.
I don’t anymore.
So why silver over gold?
I don’t mind gold, but there is not enough variety in coinage with gold , but silver is a lot easier to buy, sell or trade.
Gold is good for storing value but I don’t have a lot of value to store!
I also like the bigger coins, 2oz and 5oz which i am keen to add to my collection.
And then there is the risk of fakes, it’s one thing spending £30 on a fake 1oz silver coin, it’s a bit more problematic spending £1400 on a fake 1oz gold coin.
As for the future of silver?
Well the metrics or KPIs are clear and obvious.
* Money printing is continuing throughout the west and developing world
* A growing number of countries have less of the population paying the bills (especially the UK) - this can’t continue
* Both private and public debt is growing
* Inflation was not and is not transitory
* Bitcoin has its pros and cons but you can’t hold it unless you get a portable wallet
My prediction for the end of 2023?
I don’t think the current Fiat money system will collapse, it will still plod on with inflation staying well over the 2% target.
I do think gold and silver prices will fluctuate but ultimately I expected silver spot price to finish the year at $28+ per ounce.
However and I have no idea when, the only logical conclusion for the current Fiat government systems (with a few exceptions) is collapse in value.
BUT
The people with the real power in society and government won’t want the collapse to occur until a new alternative is in place.
This is when we will get the central bank digital currencies.
They will be sold as the knight in shining armour to save our currencies.
There are a few problems with that, but most won’t care and the powers will continue with their control in tact and their wealth preserved.
Holding gold and silver at this time will be lucrative, it’s untraceable and the value will be considerable.
But until then we will get more quantitative easing, more debt, more spin, more inflation, and maybe the odd country will suffer shocks but ultimately the money printing will continue because to do anything else at this point is to costly, painful, risks major civil unrest and the loss of power for a few.
Keep stacking my friends and please don’t think I’m a classic conspiracy theory but I don’t see any other outcome for printing money and creating debt that is now impossible to pay back.
At some point a paper note will be worth less than the paper and ink to print it.
Russia and China are interesting, both buying up gold for well over a decade to boost the nations reserve, a credible dollar alternative is not too far away.
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Happy New Year everyone...
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(Click this link [above] and I'll share my New Year's resolution at the end).
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I think @SanMarino is still in the lead, although I have crept up to second place ...... Maybe I will get that celebratory night on the town with Hamish.

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ArcaneCollector wrote:Well given that the PM markets close over the weekends, I make it that @SanMarino was the closest. Well done!
Ok smartypants, so it looks like I won't get my night out with Hamish then.

I'll still do an announcement tomorrow morning, just for the hell of it.

Enjoy your Benylin.
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So, as promised, here is the formal announcement of the winner of this competition, set up by @SanMarino last June. As @ArcaneCollector kindly mentioned, the exchanges were closed over the weekend, so I didn't have to interrupt Big Ben to look at the prices.
I looked at three sites, Atkinsons, Chards and Bullion by Post, and picked the middle figure (Chards) of $23.96 as the one to aim for.
There were seven entries. The names, with their predictions are as follows, in descending order of accuracy:
@SanMarino - $24.10 (14 cents adrift)
TCM - $25.50 ($1.54 adrift)
@Admin - $21.50 ($2.46 adrift)
@ArcaneCollector - $21.43 ($2.53 adrift)
@denby - $32.00 ($8.04 adrift)
@ShortJohnSilver - $34.56 ($10.60 adrift)
@SilverTrader - $36.10 ($12.14 adrift) (deary, deary me)
If anyone has any issues with my maths, please keep it to yourself.
So @SanMarino is the clear winner. If you would care to PM me with your name and address I will send out the exceedingly small prize that I have selected.
I ain't joking, @SanMarino , you may well feel that your privacy is more important than receiving what you're being threatened with.
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