đš Silver Will Repeat the History of 1980
Most traders donât know â 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 â a 700%+ rally in about one year.
Everyone believed a ânew eraâ had started. Newspapers called it the future metal. Late buyers rushed in. Leverage increased.
And then⊠reality arrived.
On March 27, 1980 â âSilver Thursdayâ â 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 doesnât move slowly like gold.
Silver moves violently â both up and down.
Today we again see:
âą Rising hype
âą Retail excitement
âą Strong narratives (inflation hedge, industrial demand, solar demand)
âą Traders believing âthis time is differentâ
But markets donât change. Human psychology doesnât change.
History doesnât repeat perfectlyâŠ
It rhymes.
If silver enters a parabolic phase, a massive pump can happen â
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.
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