Being late is great Normally the word late has a negative connotation. Not in this case. The historical fact that Silver is lagging Gold can be used as an edge for investors. Being late is great. Not needing to be [...]
Wrong data wrong results In the previous century, if you wanted to be an independent market player you either worked yourself up on the floor of an exchange or had a professional trader as a mentor. Then market participation got [...]
A simple exercise to make money Ask yourself the following question. What are my top five trading/investment rules. Write them down in detail and review them. Seems like a simple question but if there is any struggle in response, it [...]
Out of balance There is a great natural edge for traders in the sense that nothing stays in a state of extreme for an extended period. Therefore, when things are out of balance in the trading world it equals opportunity. The [...]
Caught again just right In our last weekly silver chartbook we showed projected scenarios on how to produce great gains with only small risk. That didn't mean that this excludes other ways to make money in between. On the first [...]
Brace yourself Right now you might find yourself in this first moment of catching a breath. You might have started getting used to a work from home. In addition, you might be feeling more prepared having stacked up on essentials. [...]
No time for fear In our last publication of our weekly silver chartbook we advised the purchase of physical silver. It was timely since shortly thereafter shortages of physical precious metal deliveries were common. Coins and bullion are now being [...]
Feeling Good All engines stop. After a week like the last, it is important to exit the fright train. Bombarded by news that leave you at best concerned but more likely rather frightened, it is key to change ones state. [...]
Back to basics As extraordinary events happen in global markets right now, conflicting fundamental data can be hard to decipher. We had pandemics before. 1889 Russian flu pandemic, 1918 Spanish flue pandemic. 1957 Asian Flue Pandemic, 1968 Hong Kong flue [...]
The weakest link The weakest link is you. That is not always easy to admit, but it is factual, that the main cause for large draw downs is human error. The list of errors in market participation is long. For [...]
