Well, there's a giant cup and handle pattern here. We should see $200 to $400 silver uh all of that stuff. This chart is saying the bull market, the next big cup handle has just started and it's going to 400. And maybe it has, but keep in mind this is a 45 year cycle. I won't even know my name by the time this thing plays out. And so this this chart and pattern is saying bye bye bye. this time it think it's uh it's getting on for 350 or 400 bucks over. I fear I fear something bad will happen and therefore


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breakouts rather than routine rallies. Some analysts argue that if this pattern confirms, it could imply long-term price targets in the $200 to $400 range, signaling what they view as a generational shift rather than a short-term trade. Technical trader Chris Vermoan and Swiss private banker Clive Thompson frame the opportunity from two angles: chart momentum and wealth preservation. While the technical setup suggests significant upside potential, the broader narrative centers on economic uncertainty. In that context,


holding physical gold and silver is presented less as speculation and more as financial insurance, a liquid, globally recognized asset during periods of systemic stress. Whether driven by technical breakout signals or macroeconomic concerns, proponents argue the underlying message is the same. Positioning intangible assets may serve as protection if volatility intensifies. >> If we look at the chart price action here, you and I have gone over this several times is, you know, this chart shows silver. It you don't have to be a


rocket science to figure out usually what happens when something goes parabolic and straight up. I mean, it went all the way up to here and now it's already starting to come back down. Now, the nice thing about this is I use a linear chart. That's why this you see these parabolic moves. I actually just did a presentation teaching the difference between linear and logarithmic and the power of using this style of chart. And so when you use this style of chart, you see these parabolic spikes. And seeing a parabolic spike is


an emotional surge and it tells you to be aware to protect your capital. And everybody, you know, a lot of people in in this in the precious metal space, they all go to the log chart and they look at it like this, which looks totally different. And they have the exact opposite. They are all talking about well there's a giant cup and handle pattern here. We should see $200 to $400 silver uh all of that stuff. This chart is saying the bull market the next big cup handle has just started and it's going to 400. And maybe it has but


keep in mind this is a 45ear cycle. I won't even know my name by the time this thing plays out. And so this this chart and pattern is saying buy by buy and then when you look at a linear chart it's saying sell sell. And so you have to buy into your time frame. You got to figure out what strategy fits you right. And even if this is and it most likely is the start of something way bigger for gold. The thing or for silver thing is this could pull back and trade sideways from here and and just over to here is


five years, right? and and then and then it could start that next big move up. And that's what you just talked about. 2011, we saw things trade sideways for a while. It faded down. It took a few years to recover. So, you have to really, you know, focus, not get sucked into big lofty pricing that's based on chart patterns that are way outside your time frame. And um so that's where I am with at silver. I think, you know, when you look at these big pictures, I totally agree. I think gold will be 10,


15, 20,000 in 10, 20, 30 years. I think silver will be dramatically higher, but there's going to be decades in there that are lost. That I think anybody who's been in the precious metal space for a long time knows how painful it is to hold gold miners after they peaked in 2011, right? It's like you hold on to them for a decade and you just wish you did something else and then you can get back in when they turn up and something like that could happen again. So, I think it's really important for people


to step back and, you know, maybe not drink all the Kool-Aid from the precious metal space, which is like, you know, crazy ludicrous pricing. this time is different. Um, and even if it is different, you know, you have to have a strategy to get back in, which is kind of what I've been focusing on, trimming out of physical metals, getting ready for faster plays in ETFs, because we could see another big parabolic spike, and I don't want to miss it. But I also I'm not going to expect that this time


is different than any other time because every other time plays out the same. It's not the end of the world. Prices fall back down, you know, all of that stuff. So I'd rather go with what normally happens and kind of manage positions from there. >> Dealers are they just don't know where the price is going to be tomorrow. So they've expanded their margins uh very significantly in both directions whether you're a buyer or seller because you know you might you might buy the metal


at a certain premium which is a very high premium but the price of the underlying can move that much in a day. We we've seen we recently we've been seeing moves likes of which we haven't seen in years. You know, daily moves well in excess of 5%. I think silver today is if I'm not mistaken, I looked earlier was up or was down 6%. I'm just looking uh at the screen now. >> It it dropped pretty m dropped pretty hard today. >> Yeah. I mean, so you know, the metals have been we've had days where they've


been up five, six, nine, even 10% sometimes and then down uh as much. So if you're a dealer, what are you going to do? you you you dead you don't take in stock because the price might plunge and you don't sell stock because the price might sore. So what you do either you close your doors or you widen your margins. I think that's what's going on. All the dealers have widened the margins. Um in fact I've just agreed to buy some gold myself uh today. Uh I haven't paid for it. I'm paying for it


tomorrow but we fixed the price. Uh and is on coins and the margin is the highest margin I've ever paid on a gold coin. Uh normally I'm paying around 150 125 bucks over. Um I'm actually in Swiss franks but Swiss franks are worth a bit more than a dollar. Uh this time it think it's uh it's getting on for 350 or 400 bucks over. >> The silver market's recent parabolic move skyrocketing into the triple digits before a sharp correction has sparked intense debate between short-term


traders and long-term permables. Viewed on a linear chart, the vertical ascent looks like an emotional unsustainable surge, prompting immediate profit taking to protect capital. In contrast, the logarithmic chart, which tracks percentage change rather than absolute price, smooths the volatility and reveals a massive 45-year cup and handle pattern, signaling a potential structural breakout toward $400. Investors must align strategy with their time frame. Even the handle portion of this pattern alone could last 5 years,


potentially trapping investors in a lost decade of sideways or downward price action, as seen after the 2011 peak when miners underperformed for years. Currently, the physical market reflects this volatility through widened dealer margins. With daily swings exceeding 5 to 10%, dealers have expanded spreads to record levels, sometimes $350, $400 over spot for gold coins, protecting against rapid plunges. Navigating this environment may require a tactical approach. ETFs can provide liquidity for fast trades during parabolic spikes,


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