Sprott Physical Silver Trust ETV (PSLV)

In a market atmosphere where real-time alerts and algorithmic trading drive momentum, shares of the Sprott Physical Silver Trust (NYSE:PSLV) lit up trader dashboards on Tuesday with a sharp uptick in volume and investor activity. As commodities regained their role in the spotlight due to inflationary concerns and macroeconomic

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Silver has been climbing strongly, albeit awkwardly, higher for years at this point. What’s particularly interesting to me is how the volume of the PSLV ETF has been pulsing higher as well.

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I own a lot of physical gold and silver, and I had planned to amass a VERY large position in PSLV. This morning was the last straw. As thrilled as I am about Silver’s prospects, I am not TOUCHING this stuff again until after the election.

If Chinese demand continues, it could push gold and silver prices up together, making these metals a favorite for investors seeking safe havens amid economic uncertainty.

Gold is making a series of new all-time highs lately, whereas silver hit a new two-year high.

As long as the effects of inflation continue to show up in higher prices for goods and services, a higher nominal gold price can be expected over the long term – eventually.

While investing in silver presents incredible risks due to wild volatility, the present juncture makes this arena quite attractive.

My favorite indicator is the GDX/GLD ratio. This is a simple relative strength ratio that compares the price action in big-cap mining stocks to the price of gold. It’s important, because the price action in these stocks tends to lead gold prices.

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It has been difficult to trade the market based on fundamentals since the pandemic struck. We appear to have several new black swans on the horizon to further muddy the application of fundamentals.

Noteworthy is also the lower risk of regulative interference from the government of physical ownership in comparison to gold.

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