TED BUTLER – Silver: Expecting the Unexpected

The latest commentary from silver specialist analyst Ted Butler, published on Silverseek.com foresees  a rapid and spectacular rise in the silver price ahead:

“I am convinced that silver will soon explode in price in a manner of unprecedented proportions, both in terms of previous silver rallies and relative to all other commodities. By unprecedented, I mean that the price of silver will move suddenly and shockingly higher in a manner never witnessed previously, including the great price run ups in 1980 and 2011. The highest prior price level of $50 will quickly be exceeded.

By “soon”, I mean that the move can commence at any time, but more likely before many weeks or months have gone by. I know that the price of silver has been declining on a daily basis nonstop for three weeks now, itself an unprecedented move, but I also know the reason for the decline and how the sharply improved COMEX market structure has always guaranteed a rally in a reasonable period of time. The only question is whether on the next silver price rally will JPMorgan add aggressively to its COMEX short positions. I’m suggesting JPMorgan is not likely to add to short positions on the next rally.

At the heart of the unprecedented move higher in the price of silver is the manner in which it will occur……”

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2 thoughts on “TED BUTLER – Silver: Expecting the Unexpected

  1. larryzb May 12, 2017 / 10:43 pm

    Yeah, we have all heard this before. Maybe in the year 2035 this will happen. By then, many of us will be long dead.

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