The current setup on the silver chart is a lot like the start of the silver bull market of the early 2000s. In those days silver was under $5 and considered cheap. The current bottoming pattern from around 2014 to now is very similar to the early 2000s bottoming pattern (see the chart below). I […]
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The BRICS bloc is quickly moving to establish a new world order under the leadership of Russia as the current BRICS chair has called on member states to create an alternative to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to counter political pressure from Western nations. According to a report from Reuters, Anton Siluanov, the finance minister of
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Your Parents Bought Groceries with Silver A potential collapse of the U.S. dollar could create significant uncertainty, leading many to seek safer ways to protect their wealth and have hard money on hand in case there is a need for barter and trade. During periods of economic turmoil, civil unrest, or war, precious metals like
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Key Factors Affecting Gold: Geopolitical Tensions and China’s Economic Issues Drive Gold Demand. US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP): The US added 142,000 jobs in August, falling short of the 160,000 forecast, indicating a softer labor market. Unemployment Rate: Dropped to 4.2%, with wage inflation rising to 3.8%. Fed Rate Expectations: Markets now see a 70% chance
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Silver gains are expected, driven by a combination of favorable macroeconomic factors and robust demand fundamentals. UBS analysts suggest that long-term investors should consider increasing their exposure to silver, with a target price range of $36-38 per ounce. “In our base case, industrial application demand should still expand by 50mn ounces this year, or close
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With no resolution to the gap in sight, as the deficits are widely expected to continue for years into the future, a recent Bank of America report suggests that the declining inventories are starting to ‘make the deficits count.’ Their report also commented on China’s surging silver consumption, which has continued to grow in 2024
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Silver can and will hit $50 an Ounce. If silver trades above its secular breakout level of $28.80 by August 19th, 2024, silver might reach $50 still in 2024. This article provides insights into the conditions for silver to hit $50. In sum, we expect the big silver run to start in 2024 and move to $50
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Silver is a dual investment vehicle, providing protection as a safe-haven asset while its special properties enable industrial applications in thousands of products, providing benefits not found in other assets. Silver is a Safe-Haven Asset Silver, like gold, is considered a safe-haven asset because its value tends to increase significantly during times of inflation, economic
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To recap the physical silver market for 2023, it experienced a modest 7% year-over-year increase. However, the market overall remained relatively flat, unable to surpass the $25 price resistance level. This was disappointing to many, especially given the strong physical market conditions for silver and the 20% rise in gold, which reached new record highs.
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Silver continues to build a bullish 4-year pattern. But it’s got to get through $30, when it does watch out. I mean, there’s nothing above that it has been building a space now for four years. Bill Murphy of Lemetropole Cafe and GATA.org, comments on the nascent PM’s bull market, noting: “The best stuff is yet to
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