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Silver’s biggest gains and losses happen during the same months each year, but the post-Covid period has bucked some trends
Silver’s performance is remarkably seasonal over time, with certain months consistently outperforming while others nearly always underperform, but the last few years have disrupted several long-term trends, according to a new historical analysis of silver’s price action. In a blog post published by InvestingHaven on Sept. 7, the author analyzes multiple historical silver seasonality charts in an effort to determine silver’s seasonal patterns, and whether longer-term trends are still valid today. “Silver, like many other commodities, exhibits seasonal patterns that investors can use to inform their investment ... (full story)
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