@WowToll That's not going to happen lol. if silver and markets more broadly tank, the fed is going to print so much fiat your head will spin. any sharp drop in silver I'll bee buying
@StackSmarter I guess it's a mindset that I will never understand. You would watch silver go back to the teens, stay there for another decade or more, and not have sold any on the way up or down. At least your honest. Thanks for the reply.
U.S. bond yields are ripping higher again today.
Every move like this increases the odds of something breaking.
If we do get a broad market sell-off, precious metals could get dragged down in the initial panic. That’s fine.
Because any sharp drop in gold and silver here isn’t bearish — it’s the setup.
A real market break would force the Fed’s hand… and the response will be liquidity. Massive liquidity.
I’ll be looking at any flush in metals as a high-conviction buying opportunity.
Not financial advice.
@StackSmarter Sadly it's not so obvious when many on X would call 120 to 60 healthy, and good for the metals markets, which I completely disagree with. Follow up question for you, is there a point where you would consider a pull back not "fine", and you would sell?
@daniel_diggins@StackSmarter We don’t really import fertilizer from China but we import fertilizer from Canada. China restricts fertilizer exports and Canada suddenly has a bigger market to sell to.
SPOILER ALERT: The Fed is going to print, then print some more. They will keep doing this until even the 0.1% squeal with pain. It's all they know how to do. They are completely indifferent to your suffering. Plan accordingly.
Silver just tested a key trendline that’s been in place since November… and it held.
RSI is now firmly in oversold territory — exactly where you start looking for reversals.
But here’s the part most people are missing 👇
Throughout this entire pullback, accumulation/distribution has continued to rise.
That’s not what weak markets look like.
That’s quiet, persistent buying under the surface by smart money while price shakes weak hands out.
So you’ve got:
- Trendline support holding
- Oversold RSI
- Rising accumulation
That’s a bullish setup.
If this level holds, I think silver is setting up for a bounce here.
Not financial advice.
Been a rough drawdown across the metals, no way around it. That said, when I look at the technicals + macro backdrop, I still lean bullish and personally think we could be getting close to a bottom here.
That said… there’s a lot of uncertainty right now. Middle East escalation, energy volatility, and the real risk of a broader liquidity event.
Even if you’re bullish, I think it makes sense to have some downside protection or dry powder here. Not the kind of environment to be all-in without a plan.
Not financial advice.