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In 1971, the median American home cost about $25,000. Today, it’s over $400,000.

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Silver Leaving Even SOX Behind

Silver is now starting to outperform even SOX. Convexity in silver was massively mispriced, and now price, momentum, and volatility are all exploding at the same time.