Both Silver and gold are consolidating in a grinding sideways pattern after extreme upside volatility at the start of the year.
It's easy to get demoralized when Silver (which is manipulated and historically undervalued) doesn't go up as expected; but it is also important to remember that both Silver and gold have made all-time nominal highs in 2026 and are both still up year to date.
With respect to the past few weeks of downward pressure, normally war would bring a fear trade into metals; but higher energy costs and need for liquidity might be weighing down on metals at the moment.
This is pure speculation, but Arab gulf states which are unable to sell oil and gas freely into the market due to "shipping issues" might be selling precious metals to cover short-term budget liquidity needs, a very normal market practice of taking profits on top performing assets in a portfolio.
The underlying fundamentals for metals however remain unchanged: deglobalization, increasing industrial demand, increasing electrification, reduced trust in bonds, looming stagflation, lack of meaningful new mine discoveries... Silver (and gold) are still the best monetary assets heading into the coming years and decades.
TL;DR Enjoy the dip while it lasts.
t.me/SilverStackersSS
It's easy to get demoralized when Silver (which is manipulated and historically undervalued) doesn't go up as expected; but it is also important to remember that both Silver and gold have made all-time nominal highs in 2026 and are both still up year to date.
With respect to the past few weeks of downward pressure, normally war would bring a fear trade into metals; but higher energy costs and need for liquidity might be weighing down on metals at the moment.
This is pure speculation, but Arab gulf states which are unable to sell oil and gas freely into the market due to "shipping issues" might be selling precious metals to cover short-term budget liquidity needs, a very normal market practice of taking profits on top performing assets in a portfolio.
The underlying fundamentals for metals however remain unchanged: deglobalization, increasing industrial demand, increasing electrification, reduced trust in bonds, looming stagflation, lack of meaningful new mine discoveries... Silver (and gold) are still the best monetary assets heading into the coming years and decades.
TL;DR Enjoy the dip while it lasts.
t.me/SilverStackersSS
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Dip enjoyment abounds.
Deal of nite to report.
Seller found in attic.
I found on marketplace.
242.3 g Sterling
224.3 g pure
7.2 toz pure
$450
$62.50 /toz pure
Deal of nite to report.
Seller found in attic.
I found on marketplace.
242.3 g Sterling
224.3 g pure
7.2 toz pure
$450
$62.50 /toz pure
Silver under $75, are you buying the dip?
Anonymous Poll
61%
Yes, BTFD!
14%
No, I'm scared, what if it goes even lower?
14%
No, I'd rather hold fiat and wait for Silver under $30 (never going to happen).
17%
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Silver under $75, are you buying the dip?
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Tfw spot price drops and you add more ounces to the Stack 💪🏻
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Operation Epstein Fury is visible in the US bond market with the 2-year rising 0.5% in just the past 3 weeks.
The 2-year is a proxy for the fed rate, which follows the 2-year up or down making adjustments as a lagging indicator.
The Fed, at it's March 18th meeting kept rates unchanged at 3.5% - 3.75%, but that will need revising by the look of things.
t.me/SilverStackersSS
The 2-year is a proxy for the fed rate, which follows the 2-year up or down making adjustments as a lagging indicator.
The Fed, at it's March 18th meeting kept rates unchanged at 3.5% - 3.75%, but that will need revising by the look of things.
t.me/SilverStackersSS
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The past couple weeks have seen consistent selling of Silver and gold related stocks in Asian markets.
Not exactly clear why, but it seems to be a rush for dollar liquidity with broad sell-offs in equities and non-energy commodities, including copper, aluminum, and other non-monetary commodities.
How much of that selling is being done by arab gulf states via Asian markets is not known at the moment, but it probably explains at least some of the selling pressure.
TL;DR Markets are crashing not unlike 2000 and 2008; and the earliest stage is a rush for dollars that drags Silver and gold down along with most everything else, followed by a redeployment of liquid capital into safe haven assets, at which point Silver and gold begin to blast off again.
This could be the last major dip for the foreseeable future.
Not exactly clear why, but it seems to be a rush for dollar liquidity with broad sell-offs in equities and non-energy commodities, including copper, aluminum, and other non-monetary commodities.
How much of that selling is being done by arab gulf states via Asian markets is not known at the moment, but it probably explains at least some of the selling pressure.
TL;DR Markets are crashing not unlike 2000 and 2008; and the earliest stage is a rush for dollars that drags Silver and gold down along with most everything else, followed by a redeployment of liquid capital into safe haven assets, at which point Silver and gold begin to blast off again.
This could be the last major dip for the foreseeable future.
Silver has been in a brutal consolidation ever since making an all-time nominal high of $121.64 on Jan 28th.
Since then we've seen price action form wedge patterns, with Silver one month ago breaking to the upside, and then one week ago breaking to the downside... and now we are riding the bottom of another wedge with the 200-day moving average providing a major support level if we break again to the downside.
This could be a rough couple of weeks as we see how far the broader market sell-off can drag Silver, gold, and other hard assets down with it.
The base case for Silver remains long-term bullish, however, with increasing industrial demand and ongoing supply shortages.
Enjoy this dip while it lasts. 💪🏻
t.me/SilverStackersSS
Since then we've seen price action form wedge patterns, with Silver one month ago breaking to the upside, and then one week ago breaking to the downside... and now we are riding the bottom of another wedge with the 200-day moving average providing a major support level if we break again to the downside.
This could be a rough couple of weeks as we see how far the broader market sell-off can drag Silver, gold, and other hard assets down with it.
The base case for Silver remains long-term bullish, however, with increasing industrial demand and ongoing supply shortages.
Enjoy this dip while it lasts. 💪🏻
t.me/SilverStackersSS
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In this video, Mike Maloney's nerdy little sidekick Alan Hibbard explains how (with very few exceptions) gold has typically recovered and continued higher within a few months anytime it has experienced a sharp weekly decline.
TL;DW this current sell-off in metals should be considered as temporary and a great buying opportunity for long-term Stackers.
t.me/SilverStackersSS
TL;DW this current sell-off in metals should be considered as temporary and a great buying opportunity for long-term Stackers.
t.me/SilverStackersSS