David Morgan Predictions
Founder of the Morgan Report
Track David Morgan's public market predictions and forecast accuracy. Each prediction is recorded from the date it was published to its estimated deadline, then graded correct or wrong based on the outcome.
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[17:29] I do think we're going to get, you know, to at least $150 silver, and who knows what gold price will be.
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[17:21] As far as the metals are concerned, I'm pretty convinced that we're still in a major bull market. We still have upside.
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[6:12] I also believe strongly that it's going to get out of hand, not necessarily into a hyperinflationary collapse, but enough of a problem where they keep throwing more and more band-aids, and the band-aids don't work.
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[6:32] we're going to see at this next round if we get a higher price and I believe we will think we'll see something similar at the $100 level because a lot of silver investors that have held for a long time washed through the $50 level watched it move up and then saw the January move of 70% in one month saw it go basically from the low 70s to 120.
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[9:51] the Elon Musks of the world can see out, you know, two, three, four, five years and they know what the dynamics are. So, they're very happy to buy silver at 80 because they know it's going to be 160 to two years from now or whatever the price may be, it's almost undoubtedly going to be higher.
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[39:01] historically and the seasonality is that we see a kind of a dull summer for the metals and I think that's going to be the case again. I wrote not in the report I sent you but previous one I expected to see a broad trading range for both gold and silver probably through the summer. I still believe that
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The prediction claimed silver would trade in a broad sideways range through summer 2026, but silver dropped 19.2% from the prediction date price of $76.41 to a period low of $55.01 (a 28% decline) by July 17, 2026, and closed at $61.72 by the target date — this is clearly not a sideways range but a significant downtrend.
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[39:01] historically and the seasonality is that we see a kind of a dull summer for the metals and I think that's going to be the case again. I wrote not in the report I sent you but previous one I expected to see a broad trading range for both gold and silver probably through the summer. I still believe that
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The prediction was for a 'broad sideways range' through summer 2026, but gold experienced a -12.9% decline to a period low of $3955.4 (from $4542.5) and then rallied to a period high of $4755.0 (+4.7%), representing a total range of about 20% from low to high - this is not a sideways trading range but rather significant volatility with a net decline of 7.3% by the target date.
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[25:00] I suspect this market will clear within another couple of weeks or so.
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The prediction claimed the silver market would 'clear' (resolve/stabilize) within a couple of weeks, which is a qualitative statement about market structure rather than a specific price target or percentage move; the period shows high volatility with a 5.3% decline from prediction price to period low ($48.48 to $45.85), followed by a modest recovery to $47.79, indicating the market did not clear/stabilize as predicted.