Price analysis

The current precious metals correction, including silver's recent 16% decline, is a healthy necessity after an overbought market. Patience is key before the next major rally.

Precious metals experts see a "sea change" in gold's role, predicting "absolutely ballistic" prices as broader market allocation remains historically low.

Gold and silver are oversold, but it’s important to watch the latest consolidation pattern forming on the intraday charts to see whether another quick flush is next or if a rebound is ready to begin.

Analyst Steve Penny projects further downside in silver and gold but calls it a "major buying opportunity." He sees a Fed-driven panic as the spark for triple-digit silver.

Gold is being elevated by central banks, signaling the dollar's declining reserve status. Price dips are often market manipulation, a buying opportunity.

The gold market pullback is a "long overdue" correction, according to a top technical analyst who called the prior top using a rare "sequential nine" pattern.

The precious metals market is seeing a fierce battle: paper prices are driven down while physical buying is tremendous. This could be one of the top three biggest silver delivery months ever.

For decades, gold and silver moved together. Now analysts see a structural break that could reward silver holders 2-3x faster than gold. Here's the technical case for compression.

Gold shatters records at $4,179 as investors brace for Fed cuts and trade war turmoil. Bank of America now sees $5,000 gold ahead - calling it “the ultimate hedge against chaos.”

Gold may hit $10,000/oz, and that might be conservative. With rising debt, inflation, and geopolitical tension, this age-old safe haven could soar beyond expectations.