Oil is rising somewhat lately... it has been in a downtrend since the big spike that started prior to [insider trading] the 2022 full-scale Eurasian Invasion of Ukraine... and is now near the top of a downward trend channel.

It's worth watching oil for a couple reasons, firstly that the two largest input costs of mining PMs is energy+labor, so low oil prices are a tailwind for mining, and high energy prices are a headwind for mining... and secondly that oil is a profitable sector with high dividends and occasional supply disruptions/price spikes that many investors avoid for political and ecofag reasons... so it may be a decent option for Silver Chads looking to scoop up undervalued assets at some point in the future.

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I bought the dip

Extreme volatility in the precious metals right now, these levels have not been seen since 2008 and 2020.

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It's Führer Friday o/

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Silver has dipped under $100, making it all the way down to $95, which is a price last seen a week ago on Jan 22.

This pullback/correction is welcome, and a prolonged consolidation would be even more welcome to allow the retail side more time to adjust to these prices before moving higher.

Dollar Cost Averaging remains to best strategy (when already in a bull market), by making regular purchases, and slightly larger purchases whenever metals dip.

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Even when taking into account the wild price swings and volatility, Silver is still the best asset to be in, and it's one you can hold in your hand and laugh as markets and banks implode.

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Silver is dipping much sharper than gold, with the Gold/Silver Ratio rising over 30% in 1 day.

The GSR had dropped below 44:1 just 4 days ago, and the overall trendline remains down; so this is either the most stunning of reversals in history, or it is a temporary correction before resuming the previous trendline.

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New sticker dropped everyone, dont miss out

This spot price raid makes one thing crystal clear... the banks are still net short Silver.

There was some noise that US banks secretly closed their short positions and went net long... but that rumor was thoroughly disproven today.

Even with the monsterous coordinated sell-off in metals on Friday, causing tons of "it's over" FUD... Silver and gold are still ahead of everything else, they remain the 1st and 2nd place assets by market cap.

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Finally can make a swastika

If you dont hold it, you dont own it