What Silver (And I) Told You
Every number on today's calendar came in as expected.
Every number on today's calendar came in as expected.
China exported a record 162 million ounces of silver last year while importing almost none, which is not what a country short of metal does.
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I went back through every midterm election since 1994 and asked one question of each:
The forecast underpinning silver's 2026 deficit assumes American investors buy 88% more metal this year, and their absence so far has left coins cheaper to buy than at most points this year.
Gary Tanashian’s journey into market analysis began through his experience as the owner of a progressive medical device manufacturing company, where he navigated multiple economic cycles over 21 years. This hands-on business experience provided him with a deep understanding of how macroeconomic forces influence individual sectors and markets. His exposure to global economic realities fostered his interest in financial markets, ultimately leading him to create biiwii.com in 2004. The website, whose name stemmed from the phrase "but it is what it is," served as a platform to discuss the inherent instabilities in the financial system, particularly the dangers of excessive debt and the boom-bust cycles driven by Keynesian monetary policies.
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