Entry timing improves when investors consider seasonal demand cycles and avoid short-term geopolitical price spikes. Historically, silver demand softens in Q1 (February–March) after Lunar New Year buying slows across Asian markets. This period often presents more stable pricing. Conversely, geopolitical shocks can push prices up 8–10% within days. Entering during spike-driven rallies increases risk. Strategic accumulation during demand cooling phases improves entry efficiency.

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