SD

The old man is dead and the new man is raised with Christ!

[Steve Burns @SJosephBurns]

“Smart money accumulates stock when it is least popular and sells when demand is highest.”

— Richard Wyckoff

[tin @ResetTime2030]

#Silver In times of doubt where every second internet Guru is turning bearish. One must re-focus on the longer term technical set-up. A 5 decade long cup/handle breakout does not resolve itself in a few short months. The base indicates the upside and we are just getting started !

[SD @403SD204]

@DaveHcontrarian Happy Father’s Day, Mr. Hunter!

[Sprott Money @SprottMoney]

🚨 “This gold bull market is unlike anything we've seen before.” — @Brien_Lundin

In this latest conversation with Craig Hemke, Brien explains why the current precious metals bull market is unique, how central banks have been driving gold higher, and why silver and mining stocks may still have significant catch-up potential. @TFMetals

🔑 Key takeaways:
🔹 Central banks have been the primary force behind gold's rally
🔹 Gold has advanced with very few meaningful corrections
🔹 Silver and mining stocks have lagged the move so far
🔹 The disconnect may present a major opportunity for investors

🎥 Watch the full conversation on YouTube – https://t.co/dpnft1Ophq

#gold #goldprice #silver #investing #sprottmoney

[Gary Bohm @GaryBohm5]

DAVID HUNTER | The markets will come out of this consolidation in a very steep way! @DaveHcontrarian https://t.co/Rpta1qifRe

[SD @403SD204]

@Silverbark3 Ouch!

[Marbella Media @Marbella_Media]

@DaveHcontrarian
https://t.co/e5g7qyP7jL

[SD @403SD204]

@Silverbark3 That’s it? Only 700%. That’s weak 😅

[Otavio (Tavi) Costa @TaviCosta]

Today was a good reminder of this chart.

It's remarkable that miners are still printing free cash flow even with metals trading at deeply oversold levels.

Act accordingly.

https://t.co/SuGW6VYo0C

[David Hunter @DaveHcontrarian]

@121278B @Jason73821 @LucianoDiNapol5 @MartinOliveizy @kinseyfineart @Brandonwords @_OutlierTrading What a surprise. The market reverses and the nervous nellies fade into the woodwork once again.

[Investment Wisdom @InvestingCanons]

Patience pays.

[Investment Wisdom @InvestingCanons]

“Buy only what you understand, believe in, and intend to stick with, even when others are chasing the next miracle.”

— Peter Lynch

[Daniel @danielisdizzy]

Stanley Druckenmiller, who made extensive use of technical analysis throughout his career, says:

"I can unequivocally tell you that technical analysis is about 20% as effective today as it was 30 years ago, because no one was using it. But when everybody's using it, it doesn't work anymore because you don't have a unique thing to act against."

As Peter Lynch said many times, technical analysis is largely a waste of time. In the long run, stock prices follow the economic results of the business.

"If charts could really predict the future, technical analysts would all be billionaires."

Personally, I combine fundamental analysis with a bit of technical analysis to identify the best moments to buy aggressively and when to sell.

Stocks lose 50% or more of their value all the time "without reason."

That's when I pay the most attention.

Let's take advantage of those moments.

[Kevin Carpenter @kejca]

Peter Lynch: "You cannot lose money in a stock you don't own. The only way to lose money is to buy a stock, have it go down, and [then] sell it. That's the only way."

[Momentum Structural Analysis @Oliver_MSA]

Now I'm seeing people call for totally stupid downside numbers like $2800. If you thought calling for $8000 gold marked the local top, then calls for the largest crash in the history of gold (which is what going to $2800 would entail), you know we're near the bottom. This is just absurd doom and gloom porn.

[Momentum Structural Analysis @Oliver_MSA]

Silver dropped almost 50% from June 1968 to November 1971, and then rallied ~420% into February 1974.

Silver then dropped ~43% into 1976 and then rallied ~1150% by January 1980.

Silver dropped 60% from March to October 2008 and then rallied ~490%.

Gold dropped almost 30% in late-1973 and then rallied almost 100%...and then dropped ~25% and then rallied another 45% all by January 1975.

Gold dropped 50% in 1975 and 1976 and then rallied ~770% by Jan 1980.

Gold dropped ~26% in 2006 and then rallied 90%.

Gold dropped ~35% in 2008 and then rallied 180%.

This sell-off since January 2026 is now the third largest silver has ever had within the context of a bull market, and for gold it's the the fourth largest...almost on par with the 1973 correction and nearly on par with the Great Financial Crisis. In terms of time from top to bottom, this is more akin to the 1973 correction (about 20 weeks) or 2006 (about 20 weeks).

All of these drops led to enormous V-bottom rallies, some so rapid that if they repeated today it would mean $8000+ gold by October.

[David Hunter @DaveHcontrarian]

@KuzushiFinance @snapekills @knowthegoodlife @jb2lines Yes, you now have those with the least experience posting the most on my feed. And what they are posting is about how much lower the metals are going. We may be at the reversal point.

[Momentum Structural Analysis @Oliver_MSA]

Today has been a fantastic day to mute and block on Twitter 😂. Moves like this reveal the trolls and emotionally disregulated folks.

[Anthony @AnthonyFatseas]

We are experiencing the end of the 60/40 portfolio, as there is a massive melt-up in both gold and silver.

That is according to @Oliver_MSA, who has been bullish on precious metals since 2021 and right the whole way up.

[SD @403SD204]

@la88052748 👍