Most investors wait for certainty. By the time certainty arrives, the opportunity is gone.
History is brutally consistent on this point: roughly 90 percent of the price movement in gold and silver occurs in the final 10 percent of the
time. The early years are quiet. The middle is uncomfortable. The final phase is fast, violent, and unforgiving to those who hesitated.
That is how every major precious metals cycle has unfolded. The move feels slow until it is not. Then prices gap higher, access tightens, and decisions are forced under pressure instead of made with clarity.
Delaying does not reduce risk. It transfers it. It shifts risk from preparation to reaction, from choice to necessity.
The greatest
danger is not acting too early. It is waiting until the market makes the decision for you.
This is the window where positioning still exists. It is closing.
Act while you still can.
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