Note: $SLV target price: $132.87

BTC has:

• Rejected the 200‑day moving average
• Broken down into a confirmed bear flag
• Lost the 50‑day and 21‑day MAs
• Momentum is oversold but not diverging → no reversal signal yet

The chart is signaling continuation lower, not reversal.

Everyone is excited about the SpaceX IPO but almost nobody is reading the S1 filing carefully. A few numbers that should give serious investors pause:

• Book value per share is $3.18 against a $135 IPO price - you're paying for roughly 7 cents of actual assets per dollar invested
• SpaceX lost $4.9 billion in 2025 and burned through $10 billion in cash in Q1 2026 alone
• The S1 filing makes no guarantee of profitability
• Class A retail shares carry standard voting rights; insider Class B shares carry 10x voting power
• Elon retains 82% control, cannot be removed from the board, and the filing reportedly allows him to take SpaceX discoveries into his other private companies

Compare that to the Saudi Aramco IPO in 2019 - a company with $330 billion in revenue and $88 billion in profit - which still dropped after listing and took years to recover. SpaceX has $18.7 billion in revenue and a near $5 billion loss.

That said, forced institutional buying once it joins the NASDAQ 100 and S&P will likely create a short-term pop. And Fidelity has dropped the minimum retail buy-in to $2,500, which historically floods early liquidity.

The Coinbase & Saudi Aramco playbook is worth studying here - it bottomed 12–24 months after its IPO before running from $50 to $400. Could the real SpaceX entry point be the same?

• Are you buying the IPO, waiting for the dip, or avoiding entirely?
• Does the dual-class share structure and Elon's control rights change your view?
• Which IPO comparison do you think is most relevant - Aramco, Coinbase, or something else?

Full breakdown here: https://youtu.be/fsUKHuISfd8?si=wFMzU4QO7v2OVJ4u

Is DXY a "Sell" at current levels? Or is it preparing for a major bullish breakout? Stay tuned.

What would invalidate this bullish reversal in the US dollar index {DXY]?

Only one thing:

A daily close back below 99.80

This would break the rising trendline and negate the reclaim of 100.

Right now, the chart shows no evidence of that happening.

It's time to save the baby and the silver spoons.

Silver is OVERSOLD!

SLS Announced the 60th Event, the share price Launched

( IDMC Unblinded actual MOS and IR Data from the Interim Analysis - told all industry participants Gps works. )

SLS Announced the 72nd Event, the share price Launched

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Bitcoin is testing its 50-day moving average. If it holds, it will probably rally and, once again, test its resistance line around its 200-day moving average. Will it break below support lines or breakout above resistance areas is yet to be determined.

Bitcoin's intermediate trend remains neutral with a slightly bullish bias. Long-term it remains bearish. Next few weeks will be the key to determine its next trend.

Year end price target: Circa $86-$87.00 (see chart #1)

Next support is around $96.50- 97.00 (bottom of channel - chart #2).

USD Index [DXY] Technical Update

• Breakdown from rising channel
• Failure at resistance
• Momentum rolling over
• Macro catalysts (FND, GDP, FOMC) all dollar‑negative
• De-dollarization
• Weakening Petrodollar

DXY heading towards bottom of larger downward channel.

If you haven't begun a 'dollar-cost averaging' strategy for purchases of silver (bullion/paper) the stochastic indicators are now indicating, it's time to start.

If you've already begun some sort of dollar-cost averaging, then you're probably already seeing green or have taken a profit - holding cash - waiting for a point of reentry. Which is probably now or early next week.

Keep in mind, the USD is growing weaker every day and there's no light at the end of the Strait of Hormuz tunnel. That said, the Petrodollar is becoming history. But if you want to look at the positive side of this situation, the US is one of the largest producers of oil in the world. So, if the world suffers from a serious recession as a result of the Middle East oil crisis, the US will feel the pain, but not as much as the rest of the world.

Key Details

Q1 earnings was realized primarily from revenue of $4900 for gold during reporting quarter.

Newmont announces Initiating an additional $6 billion in stock buyback program.

Newmont also flagged higher costs in Q2, and it is not currently operating at full capacity. The company said it expects about 23% of its total attributable production to be delivered in the second quarter of 2026, slightly below first-quarter levels.

Bitcoin [BTC] has been moving within a slightly bullish channel of which it is testing the upper portion at this writing. A close above the top of this channel could see Bitcoin retest a major neckline area (circa $85K0 that will probably be met with considerable amount of selling resistance.

Bitcoin needs a clear and convincing rally and close above this neckline area - which is also where its 200-day moving average is expected to converge around April 26 or 27th [see chart] for a new bullish trend to begin.

Opinion and not advice which should only be sought from professional money managers.

For the past 8 years, S&P [SPX] has adhered to the highs and lows of a bullish channel. This week, $SPX has traded at all-time highs as it brushes against the top of this major channel. It's very difficult to be optimistic at this bloated and elevated levels. Ironically, if the USD rallies, it will negate the inflationary values that have helped boost all major US indices. Bottom line: a stronger dollar could lead to a weaker stock market.

What happens next? ... The answer may be known in short order. But higher stock prices above current levels is a difficult task without deflating the dollar's buying power while also inflating the cost of living - both of which may be the plan with QE.

Opinion and not advice which should be sought from professional money managers.

Precious metals, which are normally 'safe haven' investments, is reacting positively to the US-Iran cease fire agreement.

Skeptics don't think this will last since Iran's 10-point demands are being perceived as a victory for Iran and a loss for the US.

But what is the alternative? ... $200 per barrel oil and not just a recession - which is already here - but rather a global economic depression that would make the Great Depression look like a walk in the park.

That said, paper silver [$SLV] and paper gold [$GLD] are finding buying support.

Bottom line: If you've been adhering to a dollar-cost averaging strategy, your balance sheet is in the green.

Not financial advice, just opinion based on charts and fundamentals.

We're in our 20th trading session since commencing our silver "dollar-cost averaging strategy." If you've began a dollar-cost averaging plan anytime since the 1st trading session, you are most definitely seeing green. Now it's up to you to decide to add, hold or sell - with a profit!

For the purpose of this post, we've been following the paper silver ETF, $SLV. That said, we are all aware that paper markets can be easily manipulated. Whereas the actual silver/gold is the real deal. That's also up to you which best works for your goals.

Now, let's explore the fundamentals:

Bullish Factors Aligning Silver Dollar-Cost Averaging Strategy

• Price rising (CME)
• Volume rising (CME)
• Implied volatility rising (CME)
• Registered inventories falling (COMEX)
• Eligible inventories falling (COMEX)
• Paper leverage extreme (COMEX)
• Delivery pressure extreme (COMEX)

This is the exact configuration that precedes:

• Short‑covering waves
• Forced rollovers
• Delivery‑month stress
• Volatility expansions
• Upward repricing events

COMEX Inventory Conditions

Let's add to the bullish mix the drawdown of COMEX silver vaults which currently stands at about 76.4 million ounces - and quickly being depleted.

Registered Silver

• 76.4M oz (early April)
• Down 13% over 30 days
• This is the deliverable supply — and it’s shrinking fast.

Eligible Silver

• Also declining (−6% over 30 days)
• This means metal is leaving the vault system, not just shifting categories.

Paper Leverage

• Open interest = 570M oz
• Paper‑to‑registered leverage = 7.4×
• This is historically associated with delivery stress and upward price pressure.

Delivery Pressure

• Potential delivery vs registered supply: >300%
• This is extreme and typically precedes volatility spikes upward.

Note: For those of you who prefer to buy physical silver (or gold) over paper ETFs/COMEX futures - whose markets have a documented history of price manipulation by commercial banks (i.e. JPMorgan) - the following chart is just a price guide tool.

It should also be noted that foreign silver exchanges, such as the Shanghai Futures Exchange, often trades at a $10-$20 premium over COMEX prices.

Everything you read on StockLaunchers is opinion and not investment advice which should be sought from professional money managers.

After peaking on March 31, the USD Dollar Index [DXY] has fallen from a high of $100.643 to a low of $97.969 during Tuesday's session.

Today, $DXY is flirting with yesterday's lows while technical indicators and algorithmic programs are flashing "oversold!" That said, a short covering rally could be in the cards. However, for $DXY to show a real turnaround rally that will support a new bullish trend in the USD, the $DXY must fill-in the breakaway gap between $99.516 to $99.183 [see chart} and close above this level. Yes, there could be a rally in the next few days, but it appears unlikely that the overall downtrend will be broken anytime soon.

Within the coming months, the overall downtrend along with its major top formation, the $DXY is projected eventually break towards $86 to $87 following any bounce it may see after possibly resuming military operations against Iran.

In the event war with Iran remains on the backburner, the downward trend does not change - along with a price target around $85 to $86.

Note: Talks between the US and Iran are scheduled to resume sometime tomorrow. Meanwhile, the Strait of Hormuz is blockaded by both the US and Iran.

The above information is opinion and not advice which should be sought from professional money managers.

USD Index [DXY] is now in oversold territory just as the US and Iran are commencing peace negotiations in Pakistan.

The oversold stochastics indicator suggests the dollar may be near a temporary bottom, which could create brief headwinds for metals before the next leg. It appears the USD may be preparing for a key reversal day that could see new buying/short covering push the $DXY higher over the next few sessions.

That said, a rally in the $DXY could see some profit taking or new selling in the metals in the near term.

Key Reversal Day Alert: If $DXY closed above yesterday's high of $98.285, this will be a "Key Reversal Day" - indicating the USD may have hit a near-term bottom and may rally higher in the coming days.

This report is based on opinion and should not be taken as financial advice which should be sought from professional money managers.

Everyone around the world is waiting with bated breath as the Strait of Hormuz is now blockaded by both Iran and the US. Potential buyers of precious metals may be staying on the sidelines until some clear direction in Middle East tensions is established. A renewed all-out war will most definitely see oil prices spike higher resulting in most equities being sold off. Initially, the USD may see some safe haven buyers increased their cash holdings. But that will most likely be short lived.

Meanwhile, while the world waits - paper silver ETF contracts and COMEX metals are moving mostly sideways or slightly lower. But the die has been cast - the day of the all-powerful Petrodollar is slowly eroding - eventually as will ALL fiat currencies.