🚨Precious metals plunge: How do you hedge against the risk?
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At this stage, I’m firmly in the “steady first, act later” camp. The long-term logic for precious metals remains intact, yet short-term liquidity is clearly thin and sentiment fragile. I’d rather anchor my portfolio with gold ETFs as a core holding, while watching silver patiently for signs that selling pressure is easing.
Only when emotions cool and the gold–silver ratio stops spiking would I consider adding silver gradually. This is not a moment to test courage or timing skills; it’s about discipline and survival. Missing the first rebound is acceptable—being caught in another forced sell-off is not.
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Gold has not had a significant drop such that investors have to panic about its value. As long as you are rational and not selling when small slides happen, precious metal is a safe haven to park some money.
Take for example when gold went up and people felt priced out, they flooded into silver and triggered an insane spike. This wave flooded into Platinium and Palladium too, so all the metals are shining very bright.
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