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Silver is Still the Story

Written by ASI | Jun 18, 2024 12:00:00 PM

After a solid rally this spring, silver has stalled.

The CPI report last week showed that inflation had slowed in May, though consumer prices were still up 3.3% year over year. As a result, the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged again Wednesday. When interest rates are finally cut, this will be seen as a bullish move for silver and gold, but until then precious metals are back to trading within a relatively tight range. Silver has recovered slightly this week, but is still a few dollars below the recent highs it achieved in May.
 
The current pullback should be seen as an opportunity. Silver is still highly undervalued at current prices, and arguably, investors are missing out on potential gains.
Silver surged 14% in May after rising 7% in April and gaining 8.9% in March, so with a clear positive trend established, there's no better time to buy on the dip.

Yet, many investors remain on the fence.

Make no mistake, as long as the Fed continues to mismanage the U.S. dollar, silver will reclaim its all-time high of $50 an ounce. The question is when. Don't miss out on the profit potential in the silver market as this bull market is set to continue through 2024 and beyond! It would be foolish not to take advantage of the current market situation.

Silver is still the story.

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