🚨 SILVER IS THE TRADE OF THE DECADE — NOT JUST 2025 🚨 While the crowd screams “1980 top,” smart money follows the 100-year rotation out of overpriced tech and into undervalued hard assets. I’m seeing a lot of amateur posts saying “gold and silver haven’t been this extreme since 1979” to instill fear — implying a multi-decade bear market is coming. That’s a price-only argument. And price-only analysis is honestly very amateur. Institutions don’t decide overvalued or undervalued by looking at price. They use ratios, benchmarks, and historical positioning. It’s only just begun because money always rotates between asset classes. If you look at financial markets over the last 100 years as seen in the attached chart, the pattern is clear: when one asset class becomes overvalued, money flows into undervalued assets. This cycle repeats. And here’s the part most people don’t want to hear: The most overvalued trade on the board isn’t silver — it’s the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ. In my view, the only people likely to lose money over the next decade are those holding those indexes at these valuations. When markets rotate from overvalued sectors (tech) to hard-value assets (commodities), silver often benefits the most. One of the clearest signals of this shift is the Buffett Indicator (total market cap to GDP). When it moves two standard deviations above the historical mean, equities have historically been extremely overvalued and that’s been a prime time to rotate into silver. History shows that when stocks peak, silver is usually at the beginning of a major bull run. And here’s another fact people conveniently ignore: Look at silver in inflation-adjusted terms. We haven’t even taken out the 2010 top, let alone the 1980 top. Silver is one of the only major assets still undervalued when adjusted for inflation. Yes — I’m expecting a wave top sometime Feb–Apr next year. As I said in stage at Australia's largest gold conference. That’s a wave top, not the end. The cycle has just begun. And I’ll guarantee you this: The people screaming “it’s gonna crash” are not positioned long. They missed the move. Now they’re pushing fear so they can justify why missing it was “smart.” They’ve already missed the trade of 2025 and they’re about to miss the trade of the next decade. 👉 Anyone who’s structurally bearish — tag them in this post. Before they comment, ask them to look back at 2010 and 1980. Then ask them: What was the Gold–Silver Ratio (GSR) doing? What was the gold-to-Dow ratio doing? What was the silver-to-equities ratio doing? What was silver vs housing / real assets doing? What’s happening in the materials sector right now? What are the silver miners ETFs doing? They’ve only just broken out of a 10-year accumulation base. What are the junior miners doing relative to the seniors? They’re breaking out of accumulation bases too. That’s just a few. Tag them in this content. And if they’re still fighting it after looking at the data — send them my way. I’ll have no problem putting them in their place for scaring the masses out of the decade. P.S. This chart was taken from my mainstream article written back in March 2025, where I said silver was about to go on a historical run. couriermail.com.au/business/… As you can see, silver has broken out since that point. This is the beginning of a full cycle.