🚨 SOMETHING VERY UNUSUAL JUST HAPPENED
What we’re seeing right now is extremely rare.
In just ONE week, we had three “6-sigma” moves:
• Bonds
• Silver
• Gold
That almost never happens.
Here’s what that means in simple terms:
In markets, price moves are measured by “sigma” (standard deviation).
• 1-sigma = normal
• 2-sigma = common
• 3-sigma = rare
• 4-sigma = very rare
• 5-sigma = extremely rare
• 6-sigma = almost impossible
A 6-sigma move is so rare it’s supposed to happen maybe once in hundreds of millions of observations.
But this week:
• Japanese 30-year bonds had a 6-sigma move.
• Silver had a huge spike (5-sigma) and then a massive drop (6-sigma) in the same day.
• Gold is up 23% in less than a month — close to a 6-sigma move.
We’ve seen 6-sigma events before during major crises like:
• Black Monday
• The COVID crash in 2020
• The Swiss franc shock
• When oil went negative in 2020
But never three in one week across different markets.
These extreme moves usually happen because of:
• Too much leverage
• Margin calls
• Forced selling
• Panic buying
Not just because of news headlines.
When bonds, gold, and silver all start moving wildly at the same time, it can mean something bigger is changing in the financial system.
This isn’t normal market noise.
Big shifts in the system often start with extreme moves like this.
And when that happens, adjustments can be fast and painful.
