Silver’s Worst Day Since 1980 Wipes 31%: Why the Smart Money Is Buying
Silver just had the kind of day that gets its own chapter in market history textbooks. On January 30, silver futures cratered 31.4% to settle at $78.53 — the worst single-session loss since the Hunt Brothers’ infamous corner collapsed in March 1980. Spot silver fared only marginally better, dropping 28% to $83.45. In a matter…
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