Silver poised to Outperform as debt Concerns Escalate, Analyst Predicts
NEW YORK – Silver is positioned to be the primary beneficiary as global debt levels raise concerns of a potential collapse, according to analysis from Hubert Moolman. The precious metal is currently undervalued relative to gold and is expected to surge as investors seek safe-haven assets and a rebalancing of the gold/silver ratio occurs.
Moolman’s analysis, detailed on his blog, suggests silver remains closer to a peak in its current cycle and has significant upside potential before reaching a bottom in the gold/silver ratio. This anticipated movement is rooted in technical chart patterns, specifically key channels and fractal analysis, indicating silver will likely return to the upper boundary of its current trading channel. A debt-driven crisis typically fuels demand for precious metals, but Moolman’s research points to silver as uniquely positioned for substantial gains due to its current relative undervaluation.
The forecast is based on tracking key charts and indicators, with Moolman noting silver is expected to “get back in the channel and reach the top border of the channel as a minimum.” Investors tracking the gold/silver ratio – a key indicator of market sentiment – should watch for a potential bottom, signaling a strong buying opportunity for silver.
Further insights are available through moolman’s Premium Service and Silver Fractal Analysis Report, offering deeper dives into the dynamics of the gold and silver markets.
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