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While investor sentiment continues to be tugged and pulled, precious metals continue climbing.
Silver is forecast to lead gold prices higher. We like both yellow metal and white metal. We are long in both and have taken profits along the way.
Silver ended the week at $21.29 after bottoming around $16.00 in September.
Silver crossed over the 200-day moving average and crossed above the Bollinger bands after a 17% run in November.
With inflation remaining on the long-term horizon, silver and gold are poised to continue to increase in value.
Here are some ideas on how to inflation-proof your trading.
When analyzing the trend or a trade-in gold (GLD), it's a good idea to look at Silver (SLV) because these precious metals tend to be more reliable when they are in sync.
On the weekly chart above focusing on SLV, our proprietary Real Motion Indicator displays that Silver's price can continue higher. SLV is above the Bollinger Bands, so might indicate potential consolidation.
Our Triple Play Indicator also exhibits strong leadership performance relative to S&P 500, indicating silver should continue further leadership.
Last week, softer CPE came in, and the US Dollar declined. On Friday, the ISM manufacturing index fell sharply and employment data showed 263,000 new jobs were added.
The employment report is another illustration of why the Fed will fight inflation for much longer than most people anticipate. The Fed's continued tightening could eventually lead to a recession or, worse.
That's why investing in assets that appreciate faster than inflation is necessary. Silver is a valuable resource that should be on every investor's radar.
Here are two reasons to hold silver.
The ratio measures the amount of silver it takes to buy one ounce of gold to silver. The gold to silver ratio is about the same as in 1980, so silver is incredibly cheap compared to Gold.
More than a third of India's silver consumption is for jewelry, with the remaining going to the industrial sector, silverware, and photovoltaics.
Demand is robust and imports of silver are almost back to a previous high of 9,000 tons in 2015.
In the UK, data representing the volume of silver held in London custodian vaults in October 2022 were 26,502 tons valued at $16.3 billion, or 883,417 silver bars.
This is the lowest amount of silver held in the vaults since reporting started in July 2016.
This same precious metal can help you protect your portfolio during turbulent times.
S&P 500 (SPY) 402 is support and resistance at 409
Russell 2000 (IWM) 185 support; 191 resistance
Dow (DIA) 341 support; 348 support
Nasdaq (QQQ) 289 support; resistance 296
KRE (Regional Banks) 62 support; 66 resistance
SMH (Semiconductors) 221 support; 226 resistance
IYT (Transportation) 228 support and resistance at 234.
IBB (Biotechnology) 135 support and 141 resistance
XRT (Retail) 63 support; 70 resistance
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