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  • Silver Crash

    From spectramarkets.com

    A wild week in markets as we saw multi-sigma moves in many asset classes. Remember that if someone says: “This is a 5-standard-deviation move in silver, that should happen less than once every thousand years!” the correct response is: “Yeah, but financial market data is not normally distributed!” Tail events happen all the time! That’s why Nassim Taleb is famous and wings are expensive and pods and short vol strategies blow up every few years. There is nothing particularly surprising about huge moves. They are endemic to financial markets. The theme for most of this week was HEDGE AMERICA as foreigners do ... (full story)

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Ericedge
Jan 31, 2026 1:34am
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As far as financial market is concern no style or strategy of trading is set under stone.my girl friend saved my ass on friday.she needed some cash and I heard to withdraw my profit from Monday to thursday.if not I would blown the whole profit on Friday.The bottom line is the market manipulated period.
Giucca
Jan 31, 2026 4:50am
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Quoting Kher
Can anyone tell me will gold and silver free fall continue next week too?
Probably it will try to push up, but will fail and will start a slow bleeding for the rest of the year.
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Ericedge
Jan 31, 2026 1:35am
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Quoting Kher
Can anyone tell me will gold and silver free fall continue next week too?
capital letter no.
nirvanafx
Jan 30, 2026 8:12pm
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This is a buying opportunity. Silver went parabolic; it was bound to have a serious correction. When the markets open back up in Asia, China and South Korea will likely be buyers. I'm dollar cost averaging, taking every opportunity to add a little bit to my stash (mostly in physical coins, not paper). Silver miners might be a good buy after this selloff...
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mbefus
Jan 30, 2026 8:34pm
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Silver support is looking at around $74.
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mbefus
Jan 30, 2026 8:37pm
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Quoting Kher
Can anyone tell me will gold and silver free fall continue next week too?
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Forexworker1
Jan 30, 2026 5:31pm
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its all gone...
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Kher
Jan 30, 2026 7:36pm
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Can anyone tell me will gold and silver free fall continue next week too?
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Trader#8F54
Jan 30, 2026 8:14pm
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Quoting Kher
Can anyone tell me will gold and silver free fall continue next week too?
What do you think? It's irrelevant what I think. Give me price and explanation and I might share you my analysis. How about that?
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rebicca9696
Jan 30, 2026 11:36pm
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market is unpredictable right now
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flameziooo
Jan 31, 2026 1:06am
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Silver was buy when noone gave a damn, once social media started to mention silver i knew already time is right to sell... btw there is people stacking copper as investment asset HAHAH
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Aarbtc
Jan 31, 2026 4:46am
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There aren't enough spot silver to cover the banks' bluff, so they had to manufacture a leveraged liquidation.
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Trader#C45C
Jan 30, 2026 6:25pm
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Quoting Forexworker1
its all gone...
What's gone?
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