Silver rallied 166% while major banks were still calling for $35. You've got to wonder—how many times do institutions get it wrong before people stop taking their forecasts seriously? The gap between their predictions and reality keeps widening. Classic case of looking backward instead of reading what the market's actually doing. 🤔
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gas_fee_trauma
· 13h ago
When silver prices rose by 166%, institutions were still calling for 35. These people’s prediction skills are truly remarkable. Reverse indicators are actually quite useful, haha.
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RadioShackKnight
· 13h ago
The bank's predictions are truly impressive, getting proven wrong time and again while still pretending to be experts.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 13h ago
Those bank folks are really laughable. Their predictions are even slower than the market trend. After a 166% increase, they're still bearish. Truly outdated.
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AirdropFatigue
· 13h ago
Banks really need to reflect and reconsider. Missing things once or twice can be excused as the market changing quickly, but this frequency... forget it, I won't say anything more.
Silver rallied 166% while major banks were still calling for $35. You've got to wonder—how many times do institutions get it wrong before people stop taking their forecasts seriously? The gap between their predictions and reality keeps widening. Classic case of looking backward instead of reading what the market's actually doing. 🤔