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🚨 Silver Will Repeat the History of 1980

Most traders don’t know — Silver already showed the world its real nature once before.

In 1979, silver was quietly trading near $6 per ounce. No hype. No social media. No retail FOMO.
Then speculation started. Big money entered the market. Prices went vertical.

By January 18, 1980, silver exploded to almost $50 per ounce — a 700%+ rally in about one year.

Everyone believed a “new era” had started. Newspapers called it the future metal. Late buyers rushed in. Leverage increased.

And then… reality arrived.

On March 27, 1980 — “Silver Thursday” — margin calls hit the market. Forced liquidations began. Panic selling followed.
In a single collapse, silver crashed near $10.80 and wiped out fortunes.

The lesson?
Silver doesn’t move slowly like gold.
Silver moves violently — both up and down.

Today we again see:
• Rising hype
• Retail excitement
• Strong narratives (inflation hedge, industrial demand, solar demand)
• Traders believing “this time is different”

But markets don’t change. Human psychology doesn’t change.

History doesn’t repeat perfectly…
It rhymes.

If silver enters a parabolic phase, a massive pump can happen —
but remember, the same metal that creates millionaires in the rally also creates bag-holders at the top.

Trade the opportunity.
Do not marry the narrative.

$XAG
$PIPPIN

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