Peter Krauth, Jeff Valks and Jeff Clark are all attending the Toronto conferences, so kindly be patient for responses.
Jenn is available for admin inquiries 7am-3pm pacific
Peter Krauth, Jeff Valks and Jeff Clark are all attending the Toronto conferences, so kindly be patient for responses.
Jenn is available for admin inquiries 7am-3pm pacific
Silver has started behaving well since the start of the year. In the first three months, silver is already up 8.7%. The following chart of the last two months shows that silver began climbing in late January, then peaked in early March.
Top safe haven assets tend to be silver, gold, the U.S. dollar, and U.S. Treasuries. Secondary ones may also be highly liquid and widely used currencies like the euro, the Swiss Franc and the Japanese Yen.
What I find interesting is that silver started to climb a full three weeks before Russia invaded Ukraine. It’s as though precious metals were already sensing the impending military crisis, with Russian troops gathering en masse along the Ukrainian border. Silver then reversed, but not much.