by Gary Christenson
Silver peaked in 1980 and then crashed into “Silver Desolation Row” in 1999 – 2001, like now.
The 1970s decade was the time for commodity price increases and inflation. The 1980s and 1990s saw a preference for paper assets and stocks, while commodities, gold, and silver prices collapsed.
Cycles and preferences
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Silver Peaked In 1980 And Then Crashed Into “Silver Desolation Row” In 1999 – 2001, Like Now.
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