26 November 2021 close: 10% down in two weeks doesn't give a particularly good feeling even though this is the kind of market action we can expect when people get nervous. Just like the 10% drop in the oil price based on very little information about a new Virus variant. Silver raced down to the lower quartile of the 15 months trading range and should preferably hold the $22/oz handle. During the entire correction and whilst silver is still 90+% above the March 2020 low, risk weight in all time frames is getting much lower rather than higher. The outlook longer term simply remains bullish because we haven't see any of the typical price peak action scenario's. Therefore a downtrending weekly risk weight is meaningless long term. The Quarterly risk chart below clearly shows the 6 six year uptrend pattern (since Dec 2015) and has yet to create a proper usually very parabolic driven peak sometime in the next couple of years. No reason to change our current allocation to physical silver.

19 November 2021 close: Technically Silver has a similar mixed bag as Gold. The price dropped fairly sharply again after a steeper rise the previous week to finish just below the mid point of the consolidation range since August 2020. This consolidation should develop a higher high in early 2022 not seen since 2012. Strong Hold.