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I'm as sure as I can be that they'll reach for a $14.7 gap-filling print on Silver on/by the 26th April (US Q1 GDP which will likely be p*sspoor) then WTF knows what happens to the possible upside.

I have no problems with suggesting Silver at $21/27 going forward with the Dollar being crushed by interest rate rises likely being off the table for a couple of years and, possibly/likely, even rate cut(s) this year.

1,300/2k are the targets here in that scenario without question.

The boing on Silver, when Gold eventually takes off, may well exceed the Gold boing by a multiple in percentage terms - that's the plan anyway, just need JPM to take their foot off the paper brake :)

http://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/copper.php

Pricing in a US $1t infrastructure bill IMO mate.

Flying - US $1t infrastructure bill?

Full £20k ISA buy at 787 there by the looks - Silver having a go at a bounce @ $15 but ideally I'd like to see it print $14.7 first (got close last night) and then anything could happen to the upside IMO - $17s specifically.

Looking low - nabbed a few at 788 - fingers crossed.

1 U/T lolz - they are funny :)

I knew that would get cancelled :)

Perhaps it is on after all - fingers crossed.

Be great to get some news for the weekend but I can wait :)

Ya gorra lol

This is a lorra blue ...

This is very interesting trading - we close??

I suspected it was from yesterday looking at the spread/time - smoke n mirrors as per.

The US just dropped some BS jobless claim numbers so the Dollar is going up off the back of that and Gold/Silver being hammered.

We know why that is of course - again, this is now about timing ...

Gap-filled @ 802p - who knows ...

Everyone loves copper mate - the problem is recession worries as nothing will get hit harder than Copper in that scenario - a really complex picture out there now, hard to know where to put your money :)

US Q1 GDP on the 26th will focus people/money though I'd suggest.

Hey - yes it's certainly about timing now - I'm as bullish on PMs as I ever was and as alluded to below, I do have to query why virtually every major producer on the LSE are reporting constrained production and dropping grades right now, it can't be a coincidence ...

Keep dry powder imo.

Yup - gird yer loins peeps but I can see why this may see c£7 around the end of the month but in this "market" wtf knows - better watch for a while imo.

Is it just me or is literally every major PM producer on the LSE reporting production/grade issues recently?

It does make you think ...

Not great prod news there - this could tumble?