Bank Shorts Imploding – Japan Pays $130, COMEX $71 pic.twitter.com/cFZFVYYE5B
— Asian Guy (@AGAsianGuy) January 1, 2026
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11 responses to “Would You Sell at $130?”
If Asian Guy is correct, the price of silver in the USA will be at $100/ oz t next week, or higher.
You should decide a price you are willing to sell at before government confiscates all silver at whatever price they decide to pay you for it. There will be legal penalties for not turning it in. You can keep it and use it for illegal transactions between yourselves if you trust whom you are dealing with. But the risk of getting caught will always be there. Government did it before with gold because they had to to push their banking system. They will do it again.
No, I wouldn’t sell at that price but, I might consider at 200. Dollars oz. As for the criminal cartels confiscating my metals they can go screw off and I don’t care what laws they pass .
I also will not be turning in me metals whatever laws are passed,so,keep stacking bitches!
The lowest top I have read is $200 from Franklin Sanders, The Moneychanger, a legend in the PM space. Serious people like Alisdair MacLeod are saying silver and gold will enter into a new paradigm and not a blow off top. Jim Sinclair and Bill Holter referred to it as an economic generational scar where folks will accept nothing less than hard assets for payments. Serious people are openly discussing possible parity in value Ag to Au, certainly a ratio much lower than today. Rick Rule has started Battlebank where us little guys can apothecate/lease our PMs like the big boys do now.
So no, the $$s per oz are irrelevant. What counts is your number of ozs and what other hard asset someone will trade you for; land, cash flow business… I am not talking my book as tragically I lost all of mine (along with my firearms) in a tragic Christmas reenactment of Washington crossing my little pond across the street.
Sigh…..,your boating accident is a all to familiar incident over the last decade or so.
We really need to enact some common sense boating laws.
We also should go in on scuba gear and a boat that won’t tip!
Silver will be the walking around money, while gold will be for the big purchases. And they wouldn’t dare attempt another confiscation. Even they don’t want that much blood.
HER HER Mr Liberty.
When that Marxist crud face Roosevelt called for the confiscation of all gold coinage many people didn’t turn it in, the people told them to screw off, and the government couldn’t do anything even if they went to people’s home. The people weren’t stupid; they hid all the coins in various places and some even buried it.
The stupid people kept theirs in a bank deposit box/vault.
If you remember MF Global run by the ex-Guv of New Joisey went broke and they liquidated ALLOCATED PMs they held to the secured creditors. Corzine was a slimeball, was charged by the CTFC but I cannot find a conviction.
Rikers Rule, Mike Maloney, Egon von Geyerz seem like decent dudes but after MFG, I prefer storage at the bottom of the aforementioned pond.
Rick Rule. Spell check let’s Geyerz slide but not Rick!? Yeesh