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'Safe haven' assets don't violently disintegrate like that
The narrative Reddit is parading about the world dedollarizing and the continued cope here is just hilarious. If that were true, there would be no reason for gold and silver to crash so violently in this fashion. At this stage, gold and silver are just being leveraged to the max. …
Potential for GLD resetting back to sub $400?
I’ve been looking at the Asian markets and seems like the US is going to open to another world of hurt since Friday. Does anyone think this mind be a good time to make a position or should do we see a sub 400 reset?
Why the catastrophe bond market is so hot right now
Catastrophe bonds (CAT bonds) seem to be moving out of niche territory and into more regular portfolios. They’re a type of insurance-linked security that typically offers equity-like returns, relatively low volatility, and low correlation with traditional markets. Because payouts are tied to natural disasters rather than economic cycles, some investors …
Oil slides over 4% as Trump signals Iran talks, easing supply shock fears
Oil prices moved lower after investors started backing away from worst-case supply disruption scenarios. The drop followed comments from Donald Trump over the weekend, where he told reporters that Tehran is “seriously talking” with the U.S. That seems to have taken some of the geopolitical risk premium out of crude, …
SLV When is the bottom
What is actually going on with the market manipulation With the SLV Stock? It’s now down about 35% since last last traded hours., Any insight? Is this his the monster of all crashes, everyone needs to sell, why is everyone panicking, what exactly has changed in the last 3 days. …
I am crying.
On Thursday I was up 1500 for the year on 10k worth of investment. Now, I am up 230 because of Fridays drop. I can't believe I didn't sell my gold stock that Thursday, I had been invested in it for over a year but recently added more into it. …
5.5 Dollar Index Ends January 2026 at Multi-Quarter Lows Amid Global Shifts
The dollar just closed January near multi-quarter lows, and ING laid out a few reasons why the pressure may not be going away anytime soon. One big driver is global capital flows. Investors are feeling relatively optimistic about growth outside the U.S., especially in emerging markets and commodity-exporting countries. ING …
Gold slumps 5% and silver crashes 10%, extending sell-off in precious metals after historic plunge
Gold and silver extended their selloff on Monday, building on the sharp losses from Friday’s session. Spot gold fell nearly 10% on Friday, while silver saw an even steeper drop of around 30%, marking one of its biggest short-term moves in years. The continued weakness suggests that last week’s rout …
If you had $10k to invest today, where would you put it?
I’ve got $10k USD that I’m looking to invest with a multi‑year time horizon. I don’t need this money for near‑term expenses, and I’m comfortable with normal stock market volatility. If you had $10k to deploy **today**, how would you allocate it and why? Could be individual stocks, ETFs, sectors, …
Micron vs Sandisk stock?
So Micron and Sandisk are two of the biggest players in the memory space. With the recent memory shortage, I'm thinking of investing in one of these companies to ride the wave (while also setting a reasonable stop loss to cash out once the inevitable crash occurs). But which one …