What top creators are saying about Silver(SI)

Rose modestly during parts of the sell-off; no price target or direct trading recommendation was given.

Bounced from technical support and could rise toward approximately $63, though the broader trend reversal was not confirmed.

The chart looks weaker than gold and silver has not reclaimed $56. Bounces toward $72 or $90 are possible, but the current structure is viewed as unhealthy.

The hosts noted that silver had performed well on the day and suggested it might be starting a new trend.

Described as having performed well and potentially beginning a new trend, though no detailed catalyst or timeline was provided.

Silver rose during the session as part of a broader shift in market sentiment; no specific long-term thesis or price target was given.

The modest bounce was viewed as weak, with potential for further downside or consolidation near the lows. The speaker highlighted recovery above the broken prior low near $55 as a key checkpoint.

The guest said high real yields had weighed on silver, while possible easing in inflation and rates could be supportive. No price target was provided.

Silver was down during the period discussed amid broad risk-off market conditions. No specific trade or longer-term investment view is provided.

Silver showed a bearish pattern of equal lows and lower highs, and the host advised waiting for renewed strength.

The recovery has struggled; a monthly close below $58 would reinforce the longer-term weakness, though bounces remain possible.

Silver was described as continuing lower amid broader weakness in the metals complex.

Silver has broken below prior lows on increased volume, which the speaker interprets as selling pressure rather than accumulation.

The longer-term bias was toward lower prices, although rebounds were possible and the timing of any move toward $40 was uncertain.

The author says they have added SI to the portfolio and expects a recovery and new portfolio highs.

A short-term relief rally was possible, but the overall metals outlook was weak.

Mentioned as a market available to trade on the platform; no outlook, strategy, price target, or recommendation was provided.

More bearish than gold, with low-$40s possible before year-end. Staying below $61 would keep the outlook strongly bearish.

A host expected to consider a long position, reflecting bullish interest, but gave no firm entry plan or risk level.

Technically vulnerable with lower lows and lower highs; falling below $48.46 could lead to further downside.

The host was more bearish on silver than gold. He viewed a month-end close at or below 54.77 as an important bearish signal, while noting that any decline could include pauses.

Its failure is cited as part of the loss of banking partners for crypto companies and as evidence of significant regulatory and balance-sheet risks.

Silver is weak, with recent closes among its lowest in many months; $46–$54 is a potential consolidation and bounce area, but failure there could bring lower prices.

More bearish on silver than gold, citing greater downside potential, while allowing for a short-term rebound.

The speaker said silver was not having a great time but provided no specific price levels or further analysis.

Despite about 6% of its supply being sold in 24 hours, the price held above new lows and appeared to trend upward. The author believes SI has bottomed and may outperform soon.

Silver has been hit harder than gold and is near breaking below its post-high lows; a rapid rebound would be needed to suggest buyers are returning.

Silver is discussed only in relation to the broader precious-metals outlook; a break below gold's cited support zone would be a warning sign for gold and silver overall.

Silver was cited as having risen sharply before oil, providing context for Young's bullish oil thesis; no specific recommendation to buy silver was given.

Silver has pulled back, but no specific support level, target, or directional recommendation was provided.

Metals are falling as yields rise. The speaker suggests silver and other metals may bottom before or around the time yields peak, but says no bottom is established.

The speaker said silver could fall toward $50 amid a cautious outlook on metals.

Rose from below a $2 million market cap to $70 million in a week, then consolidated after a roughly 55% pullback. The author cites about $13 million in 24-hour on-chain volume and views the pullback as healthy.

The author is bullish, citing rapid holder growth, strong trading volume, tokenized NVDA rewards, and expanding exchange listings. After rising from $3M to $70M and pulling back, the chart is described as consolidating.

Holders are betting on an aggressively rising next leg; no price target or timeframe is stated.

After a sharp decline and technical bounce, silver needs to reclaim 6,750 to regain strength; otherwise a move toward 54 was discussed.

The post claims wallets associated with the named accounts collectively hold about 20% of SI, suggesting that this portion may not circulate for a while.

Presented as a speculative opportunity amid claims that the U.S. president may push AI companies to use the name. A cited position reportedly grew from $4 million to $60 million, but the image warns the coin could become worthless.

The post says SI is headed to a $200 million valuation.

The post expresses a bullish sentiment toward SI, arguing it should not be faded.

A research thesis is praised, and the group reportedly turned $4 million into $60 million on size. The coin's market capitalization fell from above $10 million to around $4 million, and the thesis warns that it could fail.

Reported higher by roughly 0.5% during the market snapshot; no broader investment thesis or target was offered.

The host advised caution on metals after a broad decline and cited about $50 as an area to watch.

Silver was described as being in a no-man's-land with a broader trend that still looked down. The speaker preferred reassessing near range lows or waiting for a confirmed higher low and breakout.

Discussed as a bank that was shut down before Signature Bank's deposit run, illustrating stress among crypto-friendly banks; no current investment case is offered.

Mentioned as a historical example of a crypto-friendly bank closure and banking-sector stress, not as a current investment recommendation.

Silver is struggling amid pressure from yields and the dollar. The speaker highlights false-breakout risk but gives no price forecast.

Silver fell during the session alongside other market assets; the discussion did not establish a clear directional outlook.

Mentioned only as an asset the host previously shorted; no actionable recommendation or price target is given.

Approaching a significant technical resistance zone alongside other metals, suggesting limited near-term upside.