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Last week shares of NVDA broke out to close at an all time high, as you can see from this chart.

What I want to point out to you is that NVDA basically went sideways for months on end, really since last August, before this move above its upper 200-day Bollinger Band last week took place.

That’s why the two pink Bollinger Bands, which measure the long-term volatility, came close together in the past few weeks. Drops in long-term volatility like this represent periods of consolidation that often lead to new bull legs up.

Silver had a huge run last year and is now going through a similar consolidation process.

In fact, the silver run was so epic, that its 200-day Bollinger Bands became extremely wide apart and still are.

I believe the silver price has stabilized, but it is likely to go through a long period of consolidation for the rest of this year, which will bring the bands closers together, to set up an eventual new bull leg up.

In other words, my outlook for gold, silver, and mining stocks is sideways for the rest of this year, to put everyone to sleep and prepare the way for the next bull launch.

You can see how already no one is really talking about the metals anymore on TV or in the mainstream financial media, when they were earlier this year when silver went through $100 an ounce.

-Mike

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