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Gold and Silver Buying Opportunity After Market Pullback
Episode 290
Published 2 weeks, 4 days ago
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Silver’s recent pullback has been dramatic, but has the market changed, or has the price simply moved faster than the fundamentals?
In this episode of The Secret War on Cash, Dean Heskin and Chris Agelastos discuss silver’s reported decline of roughly 53% from its $118 high and why the move may have created a new opportunity for investors.
According to the article examined in the episode, approximately 40 percentage points of the decline occurred during the first six days. Dean and Chris argue that such a sharp move may reflect a market overreaction rather than a disappearance of the forces supporting precious metals.
Those forces include several consecutive years of silver production deficits, declining above-ground inventories, growing investment demand, persistent inflation, geopolitical conflict, energy disruption and pressure on the U.S. dollar.
The conversation then turns to gold. Dean and Chris discuss gold’s reported floor near $4,000, its previous high near $5,500 and predictions that another major geopolitical or monetary event could accelerate prices rapidly.
They also explain the different roles the two metals may play. Gold tends to offer greater stability, while silver can produce more dramatic gains and losses.
Rather than trying to predict the exact timing of the next breakout, the episode explores whether a balanced allocation to physical gold and silver can help protect purchasing power while preserving the potential for long-term growth.
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Get your complimentary Secret War on Cash Report:
Call or text: 1-800-289-2646
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In this episode of The Secret War on Cash, Dean Heskin and Chris Agelastos discuss silver’s reported decline of roughly 53% from its $118 high and why the move may have created a new opportunity for investors.
According to the article examined in the episode, approximately 40 percentage points of the decline occurred during the first six days. Dean and Chris argue that such a sharp move may reflect a market overreaction rather than a disappearance of the forces supporting precious metals.
Those forces include several consecutive years of silver production deficits, declining above-ground inventories, growing investment demand, persistent inflation, geopolitical conflict, energy disruption and pressure on the U.S. dollar.
The conversation then turns to gold. Dean and Chris discuss gold’s reported floor near $4,000, its previous high near $5,500 and predictions that another major geopolitical or monetary event could accelerate prices rapidly.
They also explain the different roles the two metals may play. Gold tends to offer greater stability, while silver can produce more dramatic gains and losses.
Rather than trying to predict the exact timing of the next breakout, the episode explores whether a balanced allocation to physical gold and silver can help protect purchasing power while preserving the potential for long-term growth.
Brought to you by Swiss America.
Get your complimentary Secret War on Cash Report:
Call or text: 1-800-289-2646
Visit: https://www.swissamerica.com/social