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This mother refused to leave her baby with her SIL. Mostly because the youngster said she didn't believe babies could feel anything at that stage. The post “Should Not Be Trusted With Children”: Childfree SIL Loses It After Being Banned From Babysitting first appeared on Bored Panda.

An Irish man tells his sister-in-law not to name a baby after him as she can't even pronounce the name. The post Woman Feels BIL Is Ungrateful When She Wants To Name Baby After Him, He Asks Her To Say It Right first appeared on Bored Panda.

Woman attempts to employ her SIL's nanny but she outbids the offer to keep her, sparks massive discussion online. The post Woman Is Stunned As SIL Goes Negotiating With Nanny Behind Her Back But Gets Outbid first appeared on Bored Panda.

Silver prices have gone nowhere fast in 2024. After a marginal 2023 gain, the metal’s price sits in a narrow range. Like a rubber band pulled in opposite directions, the quiet market action could lead to a violent move.

Many people want to ban or hide sensitive historical texts. That’s what one woman realized when her brother’s girlfriend took offense to the historical books in her home. The post Woman Calls Her SIL And Brother “Uneducated” And Refuses To Hide Sensitive Books When They’re Over first appeared on Bored…

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Silver futures have looked like they will explode higher on rallies, but corrections make them appear to fall into a bearish abyss. Over the past six months, selling silver when it looks the best and buying it when at its most bearish has been the optimal approach.

Silver has traded in a $6.37 range in 2023, with the low at just under $20 and the high at $26.20 per ounce. Silver looks great at the trading band’s top end and lousy when the price drops toward the range’s low end. On August 23, silver prices were in…

Silver’s price rallied from below $22.50 to above $25 per ounce from late June through late July before falling. Below the $24 level. Silver is the most speculative precious metal because of its per-ounce price and penchant for volatility, resulting in significant percentage moves when it moves into a bearish…

Silver can be the most volatile precious metal as it attracts speculative and trend-following interest on the up and downside. Silver has long been gold’s sibling, and the yellow metal rose to a new record high this week. An explosive rally in silver could be on the immediate horizon.

Silver is the most speculative precious metal. Gold and silver have a long history as financial assets, but few governments consider silver a reserve asset. Meanwhile, silver is an industrial and precious metal that tends to outperform gold on a percentage basis on rallies and underperforms during bearish periods. In…