Let’s Have Some Fun With Numbers

Let’s take a look at a series of numbers and see if they remind us of anything

Bullion.Directory precious metals analysis 24 February, 2015
By Terry Kinder
Investor, Technical Analyst

Below are four sets of numbers that aren’t an exact fit, but come quite close to some things that at one time or another have been in the news.

1) $47.00, $34.00, $26.00, $21.00, $16.00;

2) $610.00, $1,364.00, $1,974.00, $1,220.00;

3) $89.00, $99.00, $144.00, $110.00, $89.00, $68.00, $55.00;

4) $233.00, $521.00 $754.00, $1,131.00, $377.00, $288.00, $233.00, $178.00, $144.00

So, do you have any idea of what 1-4 above might be? Many of you reading this probably do. Here’s the answer…

Let’s have some fun with numbers! Image: pixabay

1) Silver – It reached a high of $49.82 in April of 2011. It currently is priced at $16.25 as this is being written.

2) Gold – It traded as high as $1,920.80 in September of 2011. $1,974.00 would be $53.20 higher than gold traded. During the past two weeks it traded above and below the $1,220.00 level several times.

3) Oil – Oil traded as high as $147.27 back in July 2008. It made a second lower peak of $114.83 during May of 2011. It is currently trading over $50.00 per barrel.

4) Bitcoin – Bitcoin soared to $1,163.00 in October of 2013. This month it fell to $152.40.

Where did the above numbers come from? Stay tuned for a follow up post where I’ll explain.

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