SLV ETF

SLV and the precious metals markets may provide a hedge against the excessive issuance of government debt in China, Japan, and the U.S. Rising government debt in major economies is a bullish catalyst for the trade in the silver market. Silver transitioning from laggard to the gold trade.

The iShares Silver Trust (SLV) has crashed by over 17% from its highest level in 2024 and is nearing a bear market. It has dropped to $26, its lowest level since September 11 last year.

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The iShares Silver Trust (SLV) had modest returns in 2024 as gold and silver became some of the top-performing commodities of the year. The SLV ETF rose by 24%, making it one of its best years in a long time.

The broad market indicators showed that the exchange-traded fund IWM decreased in value, while IVV increased. There was a lot of trading activity.

The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY), a major market exchange-traded fund, increased by 0.7%. Meanwhile, the actively traded...

Silver price is doing well this year even as other industrial metals like iron ore and copper crash. It has jumped by 25.50% this year, beating gold, which has risen by 22.5% and currently sits at a record high.

SLV price pulled back to $24.5 after peaking around $30 recently. I will explain why the pullback will be short-lived. Several fundamental forces can drive a price rebound.

Silver is a robust hedge against monetary debasement, as evidenced by its stable long-term performance compared to the monetary base. The monetary base is slowly declining due to quantitative tightening, with silver liable to crash or correct if stocks falter on lower market liquidity. Silver's average performance over the past nine stock market crashes is -16%, though it usually falls by more during the initial phase of a decline.