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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Anyone expecting gold and silver to automatically explode during a Middle East crisis didn't look at the charts right before the conflict kicked off. Financial asset manager and CEO Peter Schiff explains that precious metals had already come off an unprecedented, record-breaking parabolic run that made a temporary... show more
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Gold front-ran the Iran conflict before it started and is now selling off as Hormuz reopens. If the metal priced both the crisis and the resolution before the headlines did, what is the retail investor who bought the news actually holding? The chart knew weeks ago.

I'm waiting for SSBs to prove out. If they do... silver will blow to outer space.

gold bugs forgetting that markets front-run everything will never stop being funny to me

Markets had priced in escalation - the real signal was betting on conflict, not reacting to it.

You’re a weird promoter

Peter Schiff has long argued that gold’s bull market is driven by broader economic fundamentals, not just individual geopolitical events. Whether he’s right will depend on how inflation, monetary policy, and global tensions evolve.

Hes aleays bullish even gold charts is bearish! Lol

Peter Schiff makes a valid point about the recent trends in gold and silver. Market corrections are a natural part of any significant run-up, and it's important to consider the broader context when evaluating future movements.

Looking forward to it

schiff’s take feels like watching a weather forecast for a storm that never shows up, all hype and no rain

peter schiff dropping truth bombs while gold chills out 😂

Reasonable

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