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$Hecla Mining (HL.US)$ I can't figure out why the price is falling unless the institutions are deliberately suppressing it to buy at a lower level
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$XAG/USD (XAGUSD.FX)$ gogogo on the way to 80
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$XAG/USD (XAGUSD.FX)$ Essentially, it's a machine that turns oil into silver.
• Mining Costs: Excavators, crushers, and transport vehicles at the mines all consume massive amounts of diesel.
• Logic: With oil prices rising above $100 (current situation), it means the all-in sustaining costs (AISC) for global silver mining will skyrocket. If silver prices don't rise accordingly, mines will incur losses and shut down.
• Outcome: Reduced supply + increased costs will force silver prices to break upward to cover the high energy expenses.
2. Macro Logic: Entering the 'Stagflation' textbook
The market crash you were just worried about is actually a typical reaction in the early stages of **stagflation**.
• Historical Pattern: During the two oil crises of the 1970s, the surge in oil prices triggered hyperinflation. At that time, gold rose by 2000%, and silver jumped from $6 to $50.
• Current Situation (2026): The current rise in oil prices is due to supply shocks caused by Middle Eastern conflicts (Iran/Straits of Hormuz blockade). This will lead to soaring prices, and the purchasing power of the US dollar will melt away like ice cream.
• Conclusion: People will realize that holding US dollars is less advantageous than holding oil, and holding oil is less advantageous than holding silver.
3. The current 'inverse movement' is just a short-term disconnect.
What you're seeing now with oil rising and silver falling is mainly due to:
• Liquidity crunch: Large institutions, due to surging oil prices causing losses in other assets (such as stocks), have no choice but to sell silver to cover margin shortfalls.
• Strong dollar: ...
• Mining Costs: Excavators, crushers, and transport vehicles at the mines all consume massive amounts of diesel.
• Logic: With oil prices rising above $100 (current situation), it means the all-in sustaining costs (AISC) for global silver mining will skyrocket. If silver prices don't rise accordingly, mines will incur losses and shut down.
• Outcome: Reduced supply + increased costs will force silver prices to break upward to cover the high energy expenses.
2. Macro Logic: Entering the 'Stagflation' textbook
The market crash you were just worried about is actually a typical reaction in the early stages of **stagflation**.
• Historical Pattern: During the two oil crises of the 1970s, the surge in oil prices triggered hyperinflation. At that time, gold rose by 2000%, and silver jumped from $6 to $50.
• Current Situation (2026): The current rise in oil prices is due to supply shocks caused by Middle Eastern conflicts (Iran/Straits of Hormuz blockade). This will lead to soaring prices, and the purchasing power of the US dollar will melt away like ice cream.
• Conclusion: People will realize that holding US dollars is less advantageous than holding oil, and holding oil is less advantageous than holding silver.
3. The current 'inverse movement' is just a short-term disconnect.
What you're seeing now with oil rising and silver falling is mainly due to:
• Liquidity crunch: Large institutions, due to surging oil prices causing losses in other assets (such as stocks), have no choice but to sell silver to cover margin shortfalls.
• Strong dollar: ...
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$XAG/USD (XAGUSD.FX)$ time to dca abit more now im back guys
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$Hecla Mining (HL.US)$ BUY BUY
1. Hecla Mining (HL)
Hecla is currently the "blue chip" of silver miners, but it’s trading with high beta (volatility). It recently pulled back from January highs of $34.17 to the current $18.50 range.
• Current Price: ~$18.50 (Down ~6% yesterday)
• Support Level 1 (Aggressive Entry): $18.20 – $18.50
• This is the current "floor" established over the last 48 hours. If silver stabilizes here, this is the launchpad.
• Support Level 2 (Conservative Entry): $16.80 – $17...
1. Hecla Mining (HL)
Hecla is currently the "blue chip" of silver miners, but it’s trading with high beta (volatility). It recently pulled back from January highs of $34.17 to the current $18.50 range.
• Current Price: ~$18.50 (Down ~6% yesterday)
• Support Level 1 (Aggressive Entry): $18.20 – $18.50
• This is the current "floor" established over the last 48 hours. If silver stabilizes here, this is the launchpad.
• Support Level 2 (Conservative Entry): $16.80 – $17...
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$XAG/USD (XAGUSD.FX)$ Mr silver, I’m not asking for much, just 94.5 and above so my high priced coins can finally turn profitable and make me looks smart. ![]()
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$Hecla Mining (HL.US)$ whats worong with this. it use to be great now it dead! why
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