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Three Reasons Why Waiting for "Cheaper Silver" Doesn't Make Cents :: The Market Oracle :: - Vimarsana News

Three Reasons Why Waiting for "Cheaper Silver" Doesn't Make Cents :: The Market Oracle ::

If you're still waiting to buy physical silver to start a stash, you're now playing financial Russian Roulette... with four rounds in the cylinder. The chat rooms talk about buying silver and gold when they decline in price. "If silver goes down to 22, I'm all in!" "When these 'excessive' premiums drop a few dollars, I'm backing up the truck." 1) Emotion and Sentiment Believe it or not, buying on a price drop goes against human nature. It is a bit strange, because if you go to the store and find your favorite grass-fed beef on sale, you'll probably see how much you can stuff in t...

Magflation: An Unexpected Gold and Silver Driver :: The Market Oracle :: - Vimarsana News

Magflation: An Unexpected Gold and Silver Driver :: The Market Oracle ::

During the 1970's, the U.S. experienced a decade of below-trend economic growth combined with rising interest rates – and eventually – massively higher gold and silver prices. Some sectors boomed while others lagged, and then as now, the majority of the population struggled with rising home and commodity prices, bookmarked by lofty interest rates. This stilted and challenging environment, which came to be called  stagflation, eventually drove the more perceptive people into gold and silver. The result? Gold, having been freed from its long-term tether of $35, first rose to $200, ...

Could Silver "Do a Palladium"? :: The Market Oracle :: - Vimarsana News

Could Silver "Do a Palladium"? :: The Market Oracle ::

Palladium was manipulated for years. It had the largest short position relative to its size, while physical demand rose inversely to decreasing supply. In 2018, demand became so large that it overwhelmed the shorts. Physical palladium could not meet the market's needs and prices exploded. Shorts eventually decreased their positions until they got to a more sustainable level. For many years, the platinum/palladium ratio, shown on proprietary charts, averaged 2.4 to 1 in favor of platinum, stretched as high as 5:1 in 2009, but then collapsed for a decade into 2020, to where 1 ounce of pa...

How to Survive a Silver-Gold Sucker Punch :: The Market Oracle :: - Vimarsana News

How to Survive a Silver-Gold Sucker Punch :: The Market Oracle ::

Anyone who owns precious metals, mining shares or metals' ETFs knows the drill. First, gold and silver begin to establish an uptrend on the charts. Analysts (like us) start writing about how prices are getting ready to make an upside run. Then "out of nowhere" thousands of highly margined futures contracts hit the market on the short side, "re-painting" the charts, sending terror into the hearts of stackers and those who believe in "honest money." The reality is that honest money is being manipulated for personal gain by dishonest traders, enabled by "regulators" who, to put it charit...

Is Silver Price (finally!) Set to "Cross the Rubicon"? :: The Market Oracle :: - Vimarsana News

Is Silver Price (finally!) Set to "Cross the Rubicon"? :: The Market Oracle ::

History is full of intriguing sayings coming down to us from other cultures that inform our thinking and behavior. "Managing a large state is like cooking a small fish." – Lao Tzu. "A stitch in time saves nine." – A 1700's sewing reference. "Healing is a matter of time; sometimes a matter of opportunity." – Hippocrates. One I especially like tracks back to Julius Caesar after ending his governance of the Roman province of Gaul and being ordered to disband his army. Under no circumstances was he to come closer with it than a small stream outside of Rome. Yet Ceasar decided t...