Silver Has Done This Only 4 Times in Last 60 Years

Key Concepts

Silver All-Time Highs: Historical instances of silver breaking through previous price peaks.
Cup and Handle Pattern: A bullish continuation pattern in technical analysis.
Advanced Decline Line: A technical indicator measuring market participation.
Positive Divergence: A situation where a technical indicator moves in the opposite direction of the price, suggesting a potential trend reversal.
Corrections and Consolidations: Periods of price decline or sideways movement after a significant upward trend.
Junior Mining Companies: Smaller companies involved in mineral exploration and development.

Historical Silver Breakouts and Current Analogies

The video begins by highlighting that silver has only broken to new all-time highs four times in the last 60 years. These historical instances are detailed:

1967: Broke above the 1920 peak, considered a "modern" all-time high as it didn't quite exceed the Civil War peak.
1973: Surpassed the 1968 peak and the Civil War peak.
Post-1974: After taking out the 1974 peak, silver went parabolic.

The speaker argues that the current situation for silver is most analogous to 1973. This is because silver is on the verge of breaking out of a nearly half-century-long base, indicating a massive breakout. Such breakouts from massive bases historically lead to strong, sustained moves, not short-lived rallies. The speaker explicitly states that the current situation is not like 1978-1979, but rather a strong parallel to 1973.

Projection: Following a correction, silver is projected to double and reach $100 per ounce within 7 to 11 months, a pattern observed in all three historical breakout cases.

Gold's Historical Analog and Current Situation

For gold, the speaker identifies a historical analog that best represents the current situation. This analog is not the 1979-1980 period, but rather a point where gold had just broken out of a 13-year cup and handle pattern, which is described as the "second greatest breakout of all time." This is contrasted with an earlier breakout from a 100-year base, deemed the "greatest breakout of all time." The current breakout is significant but not in the top three or four historically.

The key takeaway is that the current move in gold is similar to the move following the 13-year pattern breakout, not the explosive, short-lived rally of 1979-1980.

Weekly Wrap-up: November 14th, 2025

The video then transitions to a weekly wrap-up, noting that precious metals have been volatile in the preceding weeks.

Gold's Current Position

Support Level: Key support is identified around 3900, with a recent low at 38.90.
Potential Retest: Gold may retest this support level, possibly dipping slightly below before establishing a more sustainable low.
Correction Pattern: The speaker recalls a previous gold correction characterized by a "down, up, down" pattern. Strong upward candles were followed by a return to lower prices, even breaking below the initial low.
Buying Opportunity: The significant takeaway from past corrections is that when gold breaks below 3900, it is approaching a strong support area and a potential bottom. Buying a day or two after such a break is recommended as a strong buy signal. The speaker advises against being deterred by a potential breakdown.
Moving Averages: The upward trajectory of moving averages is noted. The longer gold takes to bottom and consolidate, the higher these moving averages will rise, setting the stage for the next significant upward move.

Silver's Current Position

Positive Divergence: Silver shows a positive divergence as it rallied back to its highs, unlike gold. This relative strength in silver is viewed positively.
Recent Selling: Despite the positive divergence, the last two days have seen significant selling pressure in silver.
Potential Retest: Silver could retrace to the 45s to retest its low.
Support Levels: Strong support is identified in the 43-42 area. A breakdown to 44-43 is not concerning and is likely to represent a significant low.
Correction Structure: The speaker reiterates that corrections typically have three legs: "Down, up, down." This pattern is observed in past corrections and is currently unfolding.

Investment Strategy: Junior Mining Companies

The speaker then discusses investment opportunities, particularly in junior mining companies.

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Junior Company Potential: The service targets junior companies with strong fundamentals and the potential for 3x, 5x, or 7x returns over the next few years within a "record bull market."
Asset Quality: Emphasis is placed on juniors with high-quality assets that attract significant investment.
Buying Opportunity: The ongoing correction and consolidation in the market are presented as an opportune time to invest in these junior stocks, as they have corrected and may continue to do so.

GDX Advanced Decline Line and Gold Stock Analysis

The discussion shifts to the GDX (VanEck Gold Miners ETF) and its advanced decline line.

Advanced Decline Line Explained: This indicator measures the cumulative participation of stocks within an index or sector, tracking the number of rising versus falling stocks. It is considered a trustworthy leading indicator.
Historical Significance: The advanced decline line typically weakens before a market peak and strengthens before a market bottom.
Positive Divergence in GDX: The GDX advanced decline line has made a higher high, while GDX itself has not. This is a positive divergence and a strong sign for gold stocks.
Caution on Imminence: The speaker cautions that this positive divergence does not guarantee an immediate upward move. Historical examples show that after such divergences, the market can consolidate for several more weeks or months before a significant rally.
Signal of Readiness: Despite the lack of immediate certainty, the positive divergence signals that the miners are "ready to blast off again" once the current correction and consolidation phase ends.

Weekly Chart Analysis: Gold and Silver Stocks

The video concludes with an analysis of the weekly charts for gold and silver stocks.

Gold Stocks

Recent Performance: The last four weeks have seen topping candles, a sharp decline, followed by two weeks of bullish hammers and a harsh decline. A strong rebound occurred due to oversold conditions, but the market closed off its highs.
Potential Playout: The speaker sketches a potential scenario involving continued sideways movement in a range before the next upward leg. This could involve a "leg down, then a rally, leg down, another rally, then a bit more selling, and eventually the bulls gain control."
Current Status: The market is still in a correction and consolidation phase, requiring more time.
Buying Opportunity: Any further declines are seen as buying opportunities.

Silver Stocks

Recent Performance: Similar to gold stocks, silver stocks experienced bearish candles four weeks prior, followed by a significant decline (25% in SIL and SILJ). A rally occurred due to oversold conditions, but with selling into the end of the week.
Correction Phase: The market is in a larger correction that will take time to play out. Patience is advised.
Buying Opportunity: Further selling is considered a time to buy.
Support Levels: Strong support is identified for SIL between 58 and 60, and for SILJ around 18-19.
Short Covering: A dip below these support levels is expected to trigger short covering and increased buying.

Conclusion and Call to Action

The video reiterates that while huge moves are anticipated in gold and silver over the next 18 months, they will not happen immediately. Patience is crucial. The speaker urges viewers to:

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Be fully deployed once the consolidation phase ends, as there will be "no turning back."

The speaker expresses gratitude for viewer support and wishes them a great weekend.