What's Next For Precious Metals - Use Logarithmic Setting

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If we study the historical data using the regular setting, we may miss this phenomenon: a price collapse right before a major uptrend. However, if we switch to logarithmic mode, this price behavior becomes clear.

Why use logarithmic mode when studying the historical behaviour?

Answer: This scale makes historical peaks and troughs easier to see because it plots price movements based on percentage changes rather than absolute dollar amounts.

I came across several videos claiming that precious metals usually fall before surging to new highs. However, none of them provided actual statistics to back up this claim. Therefore, I decided to analyze the historical data for gold and silver to see if this assertion is accurate.

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100-Ounce Silver Futures
Code: SIC
Minimum fluctuation
0.01 index points = $1.00

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