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Michael Oliver sees gold and silver as still deeply undervalued relative to previous bull markets, with gold only about four times above its 2015 bear-market low versus roughly eightfold gains in prior cycles. He believes silver has been “too low for too long” and could explode once it clears... show more

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Michael Oliver says gold and silver miners may look weak short term, but the bigger chart tells a different story. Miners have been outperforming gold for years, yet remain historically cheap, with the XAU trading around 8% of gold versus a long-term median near 25%. In his view, if miners break out of their 10-year relative base, they could double or triple versus gold, and he prefers miners, especially silver miners.

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