Bitcoin's road map until 2030 (measured in gold). 7 month rate of change just broke down. Remember, this is a ratio chart. Both can go up or down at same time, it's just one will out perform the other.
Kaboom! Thinks really heating up for copper. 8$ target later this decade.
Keeping a close eye on that 7 year rate of change. Once it goes negative things should really accelerate for gold price vs real estate.
Any coffee aficionado out there? Spotted at 151$ back in May 2021. Closing in on 300$ target right now. What inflation?
quarterly candle HISTORICAL chart and impacts on silver. Closer to bottom than top.
More long term charts about housing prices, rate of change, and impact on silver.
Inflation adjusted house prices since 1914. Gold overlayed. and 7 year rate of change.
Those are bearish rising expanding wedges. When they break down below support, the target is the start of the pattern
Can't emphasize enough the importance of the gold vs silver ratio. Again, at a critical inflection point.
For those that think this is 2013 all over again... It's not. Momentum is just starting to build up. Not dwindle down.
Gold's "open interest" 7 year rate of change telling me two things... 1- No where near fear of missing levels 2- Bottoms for gold are forged in these areas
If silver's price action decides to run upwards, there is lot's of fuel as defined by the open interest. Again, no where near fear of missing out levels seen in end-game parabolic melt ups.
Gold not crumbling down makes me think it's expecting a HUGE bounce for the 30 year vs 10 year yield ratio. Fuel reservoir is FULL and ready for take off! #xauusd #xagusd #inflation #markets #nasdaq #fomc
It's not getting any better for Nasdaq vs Silver. You just can't over turn the 7 year rate of change in a couple of months. Don't say you were not warned many months ago...
Chart trading would of gotten you in at a low risk entry point for #Fortescue. Not at the bottom, but still yielded some insane gains.
“History Doesn't Repeat Itself, but It Often Rhymes” --Mark Twain.
In the 1970's silver bottomed during the recovery phase of US equities market crash. In the 2000's silver bottomed before US equities found their lows. Which one will we have now?
Oh man, did I get this all wrong? Let me know! Target is a reverse symmetry move.