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Silver Looks Poised To Move Soon

September 19, 2018

A key difference between silver and gold prices is the fact that silver already bottomed in 1993, whereas gold bottomed only in 1999. This means that from 1993 to 1999 silver was actually in an uptrend, while gold was still caught in a downtrend. This little known fact might not have been so important to date; however, it might become more important as this bull market progresses.

September 11: Gold Gains While Silver Slips

September 11, 2018

Gold edged up to $1197.20 in Asia before it chopped down to $1187.90 in early New York trade, but it then rallied back higher into the close and ended near its late session high of $1197.80 with a gain of 0.06%. Silver slipped to as low as $13.942 before it also bounced back, but it still ended with a loss of 0.35%.

COMEX Silver To Test 2015 Lows

September 04, 2018

Putting this all together, we must once again warn precious metal investors and traders to avoid "catching the falling knife". Though it may appear that price is near a physical floor... and though it may appear that the CoT positioning is near historic levels... and though it may appear that the charts look oversold... none of this will matter if the emerging markets continue to melt down and China continues its regime of devaluations against the US$. In this scenario, COMEX precious metal…

DSLV Update…The Chartology of Silver

August 30, 2018

Today DSLV 3 X short silver etf, is breaking out from a possible bearish falling wedge. I’m going to take an initial position and buy 150 shares at the market at 34.74 with the sell/stop on a daily close below the 50 day ema which is currently at 30.06. ZSL is a 2 X leveraged etf if you don’t want all the leverage. DSLV can be pretty volatile so take small bites. A backtest to the top rail would come into play around the 34.15 area for a slightly lower risk entry point.

Silver Krugerrand Has Arrived!

August 30, 2018

This month, the silver bullion Krugerrand has been launched! It’s a really big development, as the Krugerrand is an iconic global brand. The gold Krugerrand was launched in 1967 as the first modern gold bullion coin. It enjoyed great interest, with the peak in 1978 when over 6 million ounces of Krugerrands were sold.

360 video: Take a look around the London Silver Vaults

August 29, 2018

Deep beneath Chancery Lane in central London are the London Silver Vaults, containing the largest retail collection of antique silver in the world. Use our 360 video to discover it for yourself.

Inflation is a Policy Decision

August 29, 2018

Relative to the DOW, silver prices are too low. Long-term the DOW and commodity prices will rise. Bankers and politicians profit from currency devaluations so inflation will continue. Silver prices bottomed in December 2015 but remain low compared to the DOW, M3, and national debt. M3 and debt increase exponentially. People will realize that debts can be paid only via default or devaluation. Silver will (someday) rise when investors protect their savings and retirements with inflation…

These Indicators Are Predicting New All-time High Silver Prices

August 28, 2018

Since the 1999 Dow/Gold ratio peak, silver was only able to reach around $49, just short of the 1980 high of $50 (not so clear on the chart since it deals with monthly prices). This tells me that all-time highs are still coming. Interest rates are also a very important economic measure, especially for silver prices, as explained previously (explained for gold, but also applies to silver). A period after a major interest rate bottom is generally great for silver.

Video: Is Silver Set for a Massive Breakout?

August 23, 2018

– Silver has been basically in a “volatility depression” (see chart) – Volatility has been “slowly decreasing over time … for years now” – Silver is “forming some sort of base” and “it is due for a massive break out” and this should “pull gold up with it”

Why Silver Could Replace The Dollar

August 20, 2018

Silver used to be a significant part of the monetary base in many countries. You could find it as part of monetary reserves together with gold, as well as coinage in circulation. Over the years that silver was demonetized (at least from the 1870s to roughly the 1960s), significant amounts of silver coins (official currency coins) were melted down and sold on the markets, together with silver bars (used as reserves). This brought us to today, where the amount of silver that is part of the…

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