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>>24778522
>back at the March crash. Gold and silver absolutely should not have dipped with the rest of the stock market
No, that's historically normal as traders are forced to liquidate positions to meet calls.
https://goldsilver.com/blog/how-would-gold-perform-in-a-second-stock-market-crash
What Gold does do is retain its value in the proceeding second crash, and gain value relative to all other assets in the years proceeding.

What we are waiting for is the trigger to the second crash, which might not even happen since the market is now irreversibly addicted to constant Fed injections, in which case we were right, and assets can only lead the climb in price, dragging everything else up eventually on our path to hyperinflation.

>>24312192
Yeah i posted a related chart earlier with gold vs bonds

Things look primed to move..... im hoping it can hold off just a few more days so I can finish taking the last few positions

Hmmmm, I am not a TA expert, but I do know that bonds and gold are very closely related given both having status as "safe haven"s

Thoughts?