I called out the $SLV short squeeze back when silver was sitting around $35. Eight months later, it shot up past $90. Since then? Radio silence on my end about silver.
Here's the thing though—classic technical analysis feels pretty stale these days. The patterns, the trends, all those neat little lines traders obsess over... they don't mean squat when real money's moving the market. You can't just try to catch every move. The big players write their own rules, and the charts are just their footprints after the fact. That's the game.
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AirdropHarvester
· 5h ago
That wave of silver was indeed amazing, but it didn't follow up afterward.
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zkNoob
· 6h ago
I've already said that technical analysis doesn't work, yet some people still treat candlestick charts as the Bible.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 6h ago
That last dip in silver was really brutal, but who still dares to chase now?
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GasFeeSobber
· 6h ago
If you're right about the prediction, then shut up. Haha, it seems that's how the big shots are.
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WalletWhisperer
· 6h ago
charts are just breadcrumbs... whale footprints tell the real story, everything else is noise masquerading as signals
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RetailTherapist
· 6h ago
Wow, the 35 to 90 increase is really amazing, but I haven't heard you mention silver anymore after that.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 6h ago
Silver skyrocketed from 35 to 90. Did this guy know about it all along? Charts and such are indeed useless; big money is the real ruler.
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AirdropDreamer
· 6h ago
Silver rose from 35 to 90, this move was truly incredible... but to be honest, we really can't compete with big players in their game.
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Technical analysis should have gone bankrupt long ago; all they do is look at charts, not realizing that others have already moved on.
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So the key still depends on how the big players move. We'll just follow and catch some of the soup, don't expect precise bottom fishing.
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That's why I rarely do analysis now, because it's pointless. Charts are always just a rearview mirror.
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Bro, will you write about the next wave of silver? Feels like the opportunity is here, and someone needs to give a signal.
I called out the $SLV short squeeze back when silver was sitting around $35. Eight months later, it shot up past $90. Since then? Radio silence on my end about silver.
Here's the thing though—classic technical analysis feels pretty stale these days. The patterns, the trends, all those neat little lines traders obsess over... they don't mean squat when real money's moving the market. You can't just try to catch every move. The big players write their own rules, and the charts are just their footprints after the fact. That's the game.