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Silver officially enters bear market territory, down -22% from its record high. Ten largest single day plunges in the silver market in last 50 years

View post on imgur.com BREAKING: Silver officially enters bear market territory, down -22% from its record high byu/RobertBartus inEconomyCharts Silver: Parabolic + Thin Liquidity + Vol Panic = Tearshttps://t.co/sPnuELogbv — The Market Ear (@themarketear) January 30, 2026 Parabolic moves don’t fade, they always break. We warned in Silvergeddon earlier this week that silver was morphing …

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Wall Street calm looks fake as UVXY plunges 22%, UVIX crashes 29%, and fear gauges echo pre snap moments from 2017 and 1993.

This is one of those quiet setups that looks boring right before it bites. Vol is getting crushed even though stocks are barely moving, which tells you complacency is doing the heavy lifting. When UVXY and UVIX bleed this hard without a real rally, it usually means traders are leaning the same way. That works …

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BUST: Trump’s tech company loses $400 million as Bitcoin plunges… Crypto Headed for Worst Month Since Collapse of ’22…

“The company behind Donald Trump’s social network Truth Social has lost more than $400m (£305m) on its stash of Bitcoin as the price of the cryptocurrency plunges in a trillion dollar market sell-off. Trump Media & Technology Group held more than 11,542 Bitcoin at the end of September, according to its latest financial statement. These …

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America’s second-largest builder slashes prices 22%, signaling a deeper slowdown in the housing market.

“Achieving these results required additional incentives, resulting in a reduced average sales price of $383,000, and our gross margin drifted down to 17.5%, while our SG&A expenses came in at 8.2%, reflecting the soft market conditions.” Source: https://newsroom.lennar.com/2025-09-18-Lennar-Reports-Third-Quarter-2025-Results “The average sales price for new homes dropped to $389,000, an 8.7% decline year-over-year, and a striking …

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August adds only 22,000 jobs versus 75,000 expected, Howard Lutnick wants staff changes

August delivered a jolt the labor market could not absorb. Employers added 22,000 jobs, far below the 75,000 forecast, exposing a system that is faltering under pressure. Unemployment climbed to 4.3 percent while wage growth inched 0.3 percent month-over-month and 3.7 percent year-over-year, missing projections. Each number reflects more than performance. It reveals cracks threatening …

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We are in a debt crisis: Subprime credit card delinquencies hit 22%, commercial office loans hit 11%.

To start, here's a chart of US credit card serious delinquency rates for subprime borrowers. Subprime credit card delinquencies have risen 7 percentage points in just ~15 months. These borrowers reflect a WHOPPING ~23% of the consumer credit market, according to Fed data. pic.twitter.com/mNUaNwc0GB — The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) January 2, 2025 Meanwhile, US multi-family …

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A record 25% of U.S. 40-year-olds never married, up from 6% in 1980. Men exceed women in unmarried status (28% vs. 22%).

A quarter of 40-year-olds in the United States have never been married, according to an analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data by the Pew Research Center. As Statista’s Anna Fleck reports, this marks the highest figure since the data first started being published back in 1900, and a major leap from the 6 percent low of 1980. You will …

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There Goes The Economy! US Producer Prices Approach Deflation With 0.1% Annual Rise (US Dollar Down -8.2% Since Sept ’22 As Fed Tightens The Noose) Silver UP >2% Today!

by confoundedinterest17 There goes the economy! As The Federal Reserve is poised to continue it inflation-fighting crusade, the US economy is rapdily approaching DEFLATION. US Producer Price Index FINAL DEMAND fell to 0.1% YoY in June. Bidenomics, the combination of insane monetary stimulus and insane directed Federal spending towards going green at all costs, is …

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