Michael Oliver maintains his massive silver prediction. “Silver is breaking into a new reality. Think $300 to $500.”

A lot of people missed out on a huge move for Gold & Silver last summer waiting for prices to pullback to a certain level. Buying on a schedule eliminates the risk of missing out and allows you to lower your cost basis if prices pull back. This is what I advocate.

Just a small reminder - compared to the M2 money supply, #silver is still very cheap. Last January it briefly touched its 2011 high of $120 an ounce, and it has a long way to go in order to match its 1980 high of $738 an ounce. Given that the fiscal situation is so much worse that 1980, I don't see why it can't surpass its 1980 high.

Game on for gold miners. From weak hands to strong hands. This is what a bottoming process looks like. tavicosta.substack.com/p/mac…

This is a storm, not the end of a cycle. I’m staying firm. The hard asset cycle likely has much further to run. For perspective: Previous commodity supercycles unfolded during periods when the dollar was tied to gold, debt burdens were far lower, and globalization was accelerating. Those were fundamentally different environments. This cycle is being driven by monetary debasement, record leverage, fiscal excess, and the most significant wave of geopolitical fragmentation since the WWII. Not the time to be shaken out of one of the most important macro theses of this decade. tavicosta.substack.com/p/the…

No 2008 repeat is coming from precious metals. Here’s why. Every Gold secular bull market truly begins and accelerates with massive outperformance vs Stocks, as capital moves out of equities and into Gold. That only happens during major bear markets in the S&P 500. The yellow shows the period of those bear markets. Logistically, you cannot have a true secular bull in Gold and PMs without that flip: a bear market in the S&P 500 while Gold and PMs are moving higher. And it happens early in the cycle.

Nasdaq Update The end game approaches. In the best-case scenario, the index shall overshoot its broadening pattern, swelling with false pride, before it is led to the abattoir. There is no version of this where equities emerge unscathed. The market delights in gathering the cattle en masse. For the tuition fee of historical lessons not learned shall be exacted in full and those lessons shall be relearned in biblical fashion: as it was in the days of Noah, as it was with the towers of Babel, so shall it be again. Yours truly, The Great Martis She's beautiful.

SILVER - Long term very bullish. Short-term there are 3 levels to become progressively more bullish if the evidence grows. Caution is still warranted 👇

🚨 Gold back above $4,300. Silver back above $70. 🥇🥈 The US and Iran have reached a peace deal, with the Strait of Hormuz set to reopen. Peace usually pulls safe-haven demand lower. Instead, physical gold and silver are holding these levels. That's structural demand, not a crisis trade: 🏦 Central banks buying gold at a record pace ⛏️ Silver in its 6th straight year of supply deficit 💵 Fiat purchasing power quietly eroding in the background Crises come and go. Money with no counterparty risk endures. 🔒

🚨 S&P 500 CORRECTION HAS ONLY JUST BEGUN 🚨 Most people think market crashes are random Nah, only 5% of them The other 95% follow the exact same script: 1. Price peaks 2. Smart money exits 3. Retail holds the bag Then the market finds the floor at one specific level - Fibonacci 0.5 Here is why this level works every time: When a crash happens, two groups form One bought the top and just wants out The second has been sitting in cash, waiting for the midpoint of the entire move That midpoint is always 0.5 Fibonacci - and when those two groups meet, the crash stops The dotcom collapse in 2000 respected this level on every major bounce After that - 2020, 2022, and 2025 followed the same pattern Five crashes across two completely different market eras Every time - same level, same result In 2026 that level sits at $5,500-5,600 on the SPX It's already in play If you've been following me closely you knew when and why S&P 500 would start correcting Many of my followers also took profit from the GOLD pump The next stock market updates will be the most important ones The reason is simple - we're entering a correction phase Turn on notifications and you'll realize how much valuable info you've been missing by not doing it sooner

The peace deal is welcome, and oil has fallen on it. But a lower oil price is not lower inflation. The 1970s showed the shape of it: inflation came in two waves, and the gap between them, when the first shock faded, was when the second took hold. The all-clear and the next wave tend to be the same moment.

As the market opens, #silver blasts through its 200 day moving average. It is now quite clear that it is consolidating in a falling wedge formation, albeit not as steep as some (including me) have suspected. This confusion is due to the very long wicks of its prior bottoms, which allow you to draw the line in several ways. This is a good example why technical analysis is not a sure thing. Silver still has a long way to go until it breaks out of this pennant, at about $78 an ounce. But at the current rate it can do that rather quickly. I will conclude by saying that gold and silver are again rallying for the wrong reason, this time the apparent agreement with Iran. Precious metals are first and foremost inflation hedges, and due to the rising price of oil, the conflict in the Persian Gulf should have been beneficial to them. I don't mind seeing their prices rising, but I wonder when will Wall Street get the memo.