Short-form views on silver price moves, gold/silver ratio shifts and industrial demand trends.
the promised gold & silver sale is here
if you didn't set your limit buy orders for silver, gold & miners - it's not too late yet
currently in late-September price ranges for many. it's also a good idea to position some buy targets below the current price levels
keep watching the gold price - it's the main driver for all
FOMC meeting is next week
⏰ don't forget to setup your buy limit orders for gold, silver and their miners
⏰ don't forget to setup your buy limit orders for gold, silver and their miners
hope you enjoyed Friday's gold, silver & miners sell-off
now await for the markets to re-open
it begins in a few hours 👀
now crypto twitter seems to think that gold & silver have topped 😂
i don't think CT understands what gold & silver are
we are approaching a local top for silver and gold according to my market vibe meter
usually i'd write a longer post with an explanation & technicals, but today i'm writing of off vibes 😄
my twitter/x feed has been filled with so much euphoria regarding silver & gold that it starts to resemble those accounts which constantly promote Bitcoin
you also have to contextualize how extended gold and silver's moves have been. the graph shows monthly candles
this isn't a bearish post on gold though - still expecting $4000/oz in November 2025 😄
no, "The West" is not manipulating gold and silver prices
silver and gold had retracements many times before, but I guess when it falls on Chinese holidays it becomes "western manipulation"?
≈32% of global gold demand in 2025 comes from China (estimate for jewelry + bar & coin). China is a major buyer of gold - so a lot of demand there
a more reasonable explanation is a demand dip, due to the holiday in PRC. also the US government shutdown. although I agree the idea of a magic red button saying DUMP GOLD located somewhere in the west is more exciting 😄
it's also not clear what would be the purpose of manipulating the price of gold down, as that would be benefiting China - they can buy it cheaper!
PBoC has been buying gold for years, and they will continue to do so. PBoC doesn't announce targets publicly - and they're flexible on their purchases, so again, lowering the gold price would likely allow them to buy it at a cheaper price