Gold, silver hit record highs
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Silver hits record $94.11 but JPMorgan warns of sharp correction risk from supply pressures and ETF outflows. Buy-the-dip strategy remains intact.
Compared to other precious metals options, "Silver likely offers stronger return potential," Chandaria says. "Its smaller market size, tighter supply-demand balance, and growing industrial relevance mean that investment inflows can drive larger percentage gains compared to gold."
Prices for gold and silver stayed near all-time highs even as global stocks and futures sold off amid increasing geopolitical tensions.
The Dow/Silver ratio needs to rise above the double blue line in order to reach parity with the Dow since the creation of the Federal Reserve. At current prices, that would mean silver’s price needs to be way above $300.
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Silver hits a new all-time high above $95 as geopolitical tensions and tariff risks drive a broad rally in precious metals.