The home of the innovation of the Logarithm of Time as applied to the Markets.
We also watch for and correlate with major Bradley dates and Fibonacci Time and Price sequences.
Silver still looks cheap here at thirity five dollars an ounce adjusted for inflation in 1980 at its peak of 50 dollars an ounce. It would be trading at 200+ dollars an ounce today or even 250. And gold adjusted for its high of 1000 dollars an ounce in 1980 would be at 4000 or 5000 dollars an ounce. So I don't believe we have seen the top in gold or silver yet not even close to it.
Silver still looks cheap here at thirity five dollars an ounce adjusted for inflation in 1980 at its peak of 50 dollars an ounce. It would be trading at 200+ dollars an ounce today or even 250. And gold adjusted for its high of 1000 dollars an ounce in 1980 would be at 4000 or 5000 dollars an ounce. So I don't believe we have seen the top in gold or silver yet not even close to it.
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