While Gold printed a big rally in May and June, Silver was just lagging.
The XAUXAG ratio near to all time highs.
I think it's time for Silver to catch up and make a huge rally in the second daily cycle of this precious metal intermediate cycle. Silver's ICL occured on the 20th of May while Gold's ICL was on the 2nd of May, so it printed the ICL 3 weeks later than Gold.
It seems the DCL was just a flag on the Silver chart.
The XAUXAG ratio should drop down to 86 in the following weeks.
Silver might test the 17-17,5$ zone by September overperforming Gold in this second daily cycle.
The XAUXAG ratio near to all time highs.
I think it's time for Silver to catch up and make a huge rally in the second daily cycle of this precious metal intermediate cycle. Silver's ICL occured on the 20th of May while Gold's ICL was on the 2nd of May, so it printed the ICL 3 weeks later than Gold.
It seems the DCL was just a flag on the Silver chart.
The XAUXAG ratio should drop down to 86 in the following weeks.
Silver might test the 17-17,5$ zone by September overperforming Gold in this second daily cycle.
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Silver is on the cusp of the breakout from the flag:Note
Broke out:Note
We have the follow through day.Note
Despite a strong dollar, despite the good data, Despite Gold in minus today Silver broke out powerfully
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XAUXAG ratio...
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In hindsight it looks like an obvious easy trade. But in real time it looked like silver would be worthless soon.Note
We are at the multi year trendline:Note
If this breaks...Note
18$ is coming...Note
Don't forget that silver can easily print 1 or 2 $ up days .Note
Banks are fighting hard to stop the metals rally. But silver seems unstopable. It willLead the sector breaking the bank manipulation;
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