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This extreme situation in silver cannot and will not last. The data show the silver market is exceedingly overstretched, which implies that an upside reversal could be sharp and swift. A day is coming when you and I will no longer be able to buy silver priced in the teens.

The DX slid back to 93.85, but held above its prior low. Gold ticked up to $1,207.75, but was again thwarted by resistance at $1,207-09. It was $1,207 bid at 4PM with a gain of $4.

The US 10-year yield ticked down to 3.075%. The DX inched up to 94.60, then stabilized around 94.55. Gold was $1,203 bid at 4PM with a gain of $4.

The US 10-year yield was fairly steady between 2.99% and 3.005%, and the DX was similarly stable between 94.44 – 94.50. Gold was $1,200 bid at 4PM with a gain of $7.

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Later in the afternoon, US stocks recovered to finish unchanged (S&P to 2905), while the 10-year yield moved back up to 2.996%. The DX remained firm but stayed below 95, and gold was $1,194 bid at 4PM with a loss of $8.

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Gold broke through resistance at $1,198-99 and $1,200 to reach $1,204 – where resistance at the triple top (9/3, 9/4, and 9/7 highs) there held.

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The 10-year bond yield ticked higher to 2.983%, while the DX traded narrowly between 95.20-26. Gold was $1,196 bid at 4PM with a gain of $1.

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US stocks drifted lower (S&P +5 to 2877), while the 10-year yield remained around 2.93%. The DX traded narrowly between 94.14 – 94.18, and gold was $1,195 bid at 4PM with a loss of $1.

GoldSilver Senior Precious Metals Analyst Jeff Clark has discovered an incredible statistic: using the original CPI inflation equation (circa 1980, before it was changed, and changed, and changed again to suit politicians' agendas), both gold and silver are at 50-year inflation-adjusted price lows.

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Later in the afternoon, US equities pared losses (S&P finished off 5 to 2,873), while the 10-year yield recovered to 2.945%. The DX remained steady around 95.40, and gold was $1,196 bid at 4PM with a loss of $3.

The 10-year yield ticked up to 2.88%, and the DX recovered to 95.05. Gold was $1,199 bid at 4PM with a gain of $2.

The 10-year bond yield was steady, trading either side of 2.90%. The DX ticked down to 95.11, and gold edged up to $1,197. Gold was $1,197 bid at 4PM with a gain of $5.

As most precious metals investors know, instead of a sign of bad news, a high GSR can signal a tremendous buying opportunity. Even Bloomberg points out that silver is at its "cheapest level compared to gold" in a decade.

US stocks pared losses (S&P ended down 5 to 2,897), while the US 10-year yield hovered around 2.90%. The DX traded narrowly between 95.40-47, and gold was likewise steady between $,1191.50 - $1,193. Gold was $1,193 bid at 4PM with a loss of $8.