What’s trending on Twitter right now? Everything about the recent FTX collapse, including the recurring quote: “not your key, not your crypto.” I've seen several posts telling people to withdraw all of

While the cryptocurrency market is in a downward spiral, every other market is booming as the dollar weakens. In the last two days, DXY has fallen more than 3.5%. S&P500 bounced more than 5% and every

Source (old news) Remember how I mentioned that Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general have a strong correlation with gold and silver? Well, not anymore. We already know what happened to the crypto market

China, love it or hate it, is the second-largest economy in the entire world. With great GDP comes great spending; China spends a lot of money every year to buy all sorts of commodities, turns them into

I was ready to start writing a piece about the rising unemployment rate in the U.S., but something else caught my eye. The technical analysis of silver by TradingView indicates a strong buy! What exactly

Oh, here we go again—that time of the month. #FOMC is trending on Twitter, and whatever the Fed decides will undoubtedly have an effect on the market prices of everything. The Fed will decide whether to

[Source: Twitter, Screenshot taken and edited by me] The market will always reward those who are patient. Not sure if you guys are familiar with the Wall Street Psychology Cheat Sheet, but that chart pretty

The dollar is getting stronger (DXY keeps pumping). Despite its strength and “stability”, the dollar poses risks. The dollar is vulnerable to pump-and-dump manipulation by the Fed. The only reason the

source The uncomfortable reality of the market is that it has cycles. I started reading Ray Dalio’s book “Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order” months ago, but I haven’t finished it yet

Source For the record, I'm not an expert on macro, obviously. However, even I am aware that an inverted yield curve is something that precedes unfortunate market events. Economic 101: When the Fed raises

Ah, here we go again. Sad news, a recession is imminent, likely within the next year. But wait a minute, I thought the U.S. was already in a recession, no? What exactly does it mean for an economy to be

At the moment, Japan, Europe, China, and the United Kingdom are “printing” money (either YCC or QE). A great number of countries in the E.U. are facing recorded high inflation, as a direct result of their

Silver is most commonly known for its use as an investment commodity. It’s well known for its uses in the making of jewelry, and as a crucial metal in the industrial sectors. However, not many people know

Some people think the glass is half full; others think the glass is half empty. The wise one will believe it really doesn’t matter at all. Wait, hold up, is that piss? The global conflict has persisted

The amount of silver that is stored in the vaults of the LBMA in London has been steadily decreasing on a monthly basis over the course of the past 12 months, and it has now reached an all-time low. Earlier

Do you ever stop to think about what inflation actually is? Because of inflation, prices are going up, which implies that the same amount of fiat money will get you less goods and services. A moderate

It looks like there are a lot of different ways that you could get exposure to the price of silver. There are a number of opinions regarding the relative importance of owning real silver versus purchasing

Every one of us has the propensity, from time to time, to lose something important accidentally. Although I’m not implying that everyone is careless, it is just that there are too many cases of people

On the periodic table, silver is represented by the symbol Ag, which is derived from the Latin word Argentum. Silver is a precious metal that is malleable and white in color. It is the metal that has the

[Bloomberg: Silver sentiment hits a multiyear low] I spent a considerable amount of time discussing mean reversion. Everything in the world follows the rule of mean reversion (kinda). When a rubber band