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Bull run in silver: Avoid large lump-sum bets after massive rally

In particular, one-time investments in silver ETFs, which are trading at high premiums, must be avoided

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Experts recommend capping exposure to precious metals at 15 per cent of the portfolio. “Within bullion, a 60:40 split between gold and silver is advisable,” says Chainwala. | File Image

Himali Patel New Delhi

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Silver recently touched ₹1.73 lakh per kilogram in India and $51.70 per troy ounce in the international market. Silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are up 85 per cent over the past year. As with any bull run, the surge has sparked a rush of speculative buying. Here are a few common mistakes investors should avoid in this rally.
 
Ignoring volatility and fundamentals 
Silver tends to be far more volatile than other assets. “Silver’s dual role as both a safe-haven asset and an industrial metal makes it highly sensitive to macroeconomic shifts — from inflation expectations and interest rates to industrial demand