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China Pulled the Plug on Paper Gold and America Is Running Out of Time
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China Pulled the Plug on Paper Gold and America Is Running Out of Time

Happy 4th of July! Keep stacking!

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u/truth3_r — 2 days ago
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365 Days Ago Silver was about $36/oz

We all look like geniuses when you look at this chart. Silver will run again. It's just a matter of time.

u/ghilliehead — 5 days ago
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$58 silver. Five years of supply deficit. I know which one I trust more.

Not going to pretend the price action has been fun. $118 to $58 is a brutal retracement and anyone who bought near the top is sitting on real pain right now.

But the silver supply deficit didn't disappear when the price dropped. The Silver Institute has now documented five consecutive years of total demand exceeding total supply. 2022 was the worst at nearly 250 million ounces. The deficit narrowed through 2024 and 2025, and the 2026 estimate shows it growing again. The market has been running down stockpiles to fill that gap every single year and the arithmetic hasn't changed just because sentiment shifted.

Solar demand for silver is still growing. Panel installations planned and financed years ago don't get cancelled because silver pulled back. EV infrastructure buildout continues. 5G deployment continues. These aren't discretionary items that adjust to commodity price signals; they're capital programs running on multi-year timelines with silver consumption baked into the engineering.

The gold/silver ratio has also widened back out with silver at $58, which means the relative value argument is reasserting itself all over again. Gold hasn't fallen anywhere near as hard. The ratio expanding from the lows it hit during silver's run is setting up the same compression trade that worked before, from a lower and therefore more interesting starting point.

Five years of supply deficit and a price at $58 is a more interesting setup than five years of deficit and a price at $118. The fundamentals didn't get worse. The entry point got better.

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u/Aggressive_Rush2357 — 6 days ago

Silver dropped 17% this month. Is it a good time to invest or a falling knife?

Silver just hit a major support level, trading around $60/oz globally and ₹2.2L/kg on MCX (down ~₹45,000 this month alone).

​The Bear Case: Hawkish central banks and a surging US Dollar are putting heavy short-term pressure on metals.

​The Bull Case: We are sitting in a massive multi-year physical supply deficit fueled by green tech, solar, and AI infrastructure.

​For those tracking the cycles—are you guys using this June crash to buy the dip, or are you holding off for a deeper correction?

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u/Express_Silver_2448 — 7 days ago
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Silver dilemma

I have a massive chunk of silver which I bought when it started falling and now I have lost a major part of my money already in it..from 7 to 5 lakhs 😭 should I keep holding till it averages out? Will it ever? Or sell what is left of it..or sell some and hold some. Help pls

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u/SnooDingos4539 — 14 days ago