1000ozPSLVstacker

Stack 1000oz bars in PSLV. Reveal the true price of metal. Not investment advice. DYODD.

[Ronnie Stoeferle @RonStoeferle]

Gold <200-DMA. Silver <200-DMA.

Gold Miners Bullish % Index = 0.00.

The only other time miner sentiment hit absolute zero was the Dec 2015 bottom — right before lift-off.

Peak pessimism, meet contrarian. In Gold We Trust. 🥇

#gold #silver #goldstocks ht @B@Brien_Lundin for the chart!

[Rock Bottom Entries @RockBtmEntries]

Silver is washed out.

The last two times it got this oversold, it marked major bottoms: 2023 and 2025.

Bullish Miners % Index is currently at ZERO.

[TheHappyHawaiian @ThHappyHawaiian]

The silver / gold ratio is holding at a level that says you should buy

[TheHappyHawaiian @ThHappyHawaiian]

This is what the @Oliver_MSA $200 silver by end of summer scenario looks like

$7000 gold would produce $200 silver at this ratio

[TheHappyHawaiian @ThHappyHawaiian]

If you thought September 2022 or October 2024 were good times to buy metals and miners,

Well do I have something for you!

[TheHappyHawaiian @ThHappyHawaiian]

GSR is now at the downtrend resistance that's been in place since May of last year

This has underpinned the entire bull market in metals for the last 13 months

Today was a buy or we're facing a much longer (though I'd argue not much larger) bear market

[Rock Bottom Entries @RockBtmEntries]

"Buy when there's blood in the streets".

[1000ozPSLVstacker @1000ozSilver]

@NorthstarCharts Neither. I’m in at $25, playing with house money. I’ll be there for the next big run too, whenever that should be.

[Rock Bottom Entries @RockBtmEntries]

Silver back to the 200SMA - first time since early 2025.

Bear market signal or golden opportunity?

[Otavio (Tavi) Costa @TaviCosta]

This is kind of headline you tend to see at the bottom.

Act accordingly.

https://t.co/LCaBIWQ8ZE

[Karel Mercx @KarelMercx]

The beautiful thing about rates is that they show much stronger trends than stocks.

Rates also tell you where stocks are going before stocks admit it.

That makes today a clear warning sign.

The US 2-year yield just made a new year-to-date high.

[Karel Mercx @KarelMercx]

The chart shows the US 2-year yield since the war with Iran began.

My whole life: stocks down, rates down. Today looks like the 1970s. Stocks down. Rates up.

It is not hard to be a commodity bull.

[Sqeaky Mouse @TheSqeakyMouse]

The 200 day ema has been the optimal buying spot on Silver for over a year. Will continue as we remain in a long term bull market.

[Northstar @NorthstarCharts]

Bond yields are at the heart of everything that's going on in the markets &amp; nothing that's happened on this chart in the last 6 years was unexpected. What comes next is not unexpected either. Check the 1970's for reference.

[Ronnie Stoeferle @RonStoeferle]

Thats not how a secular bull market ends.

ht @topdowncharts

[Ronnie Stoeferle @RonStoeferle]

Nice one by my pal @TaviCosta:

Capititulation?

[Otavio (Tavi) Costa @TaviCosta]

The 2-year real interest rate has now climbed to its highest level since the Trump administration took office.

At the same time, we are living through the deepest and longest drawdown in the history of the Bloomberg US Aggregate Bond Index.

We are moving in the wrong direction and I doubt Scott Bessent is thrilled about either development.

This is the exact opposite of inflating your way out of a debt problem.

Yet investors are increasingly pricing in the possibility of another rate hike.

I suspect policymakers will be forced to address that reality.

When they do, the implications for hard assets could be substantial.

https://t.co/CErNysNiBQ

[Karel Mercx @KarelMercx]

The 1-month silver lease rate over a 50-day period.

[Ole S Hansen @Ole_S_Hansen]

Stocks, bonds and #gold all moved lower after a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve may need to keep rates higher for longer, at a time when the inflation outlook remains clouded by the ongoing Middle East crisis and elevated energy prices.

The reaction was hardly surprising. A resilient labour market, combined with a conflict that continues to threaten energy supplies and keep oil prices elevated, leaves investors facing the uncomfortable prospect of slower growth without the near-term relief of lower interest rates.

As for gold, we are increasingly seeing a return to the market behaviour that characterised previous cycles. Historically, meaningful corrections tended to persist until investors either fell out of love with the metal or sought a full divorce. Today’s slide below the 200-day moving average has triggered a fresh wave of technical selling, while the inflationary uncertainty created by the energy shock has kept many long-term investors sidelined. Unlike a financial crisis, where falling yields and a weaker dollar typically support gold, a supply-driven inflation shock tends to push yields and the dollar higher, creating a more challenging backdrop.

How much further gold can fall remains uncertain, but from a technical perspective the March correction low stands out as an obvious downside target for momentum and trend-following sellers who initiated positions on the break below the 200-day moving average. Until the inflation outlook becomes clearer and energy markets stabilise, bargain hunters may remain reluctant to step in aggressively.

[David Burrows @barometerca]

Now getting close.

In each of the two great bull markets in #preciousmetals, the first major correction was down approximately 35%, lasted about 140 trading days and retested the original low. (one slight undercut).

This should ultimately serve to clear the table for the next leg higher.
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