While it’s true that one of the main factors in the decline of World Silver production since the peak in 2015 was falling primary mine supply, there were other by-product metal culprits as well…
The idea that major oil companies are cutting their workforce due to falling profits is absolutely absurd. ExxonMobil announced it was cutting 2,000 workers due to falling profits. Yeah? Well, if we look at ExxonMobil’s history and what it has paid out in dividends and share buybacks, it’s totally obnoxious…
There seems to be a lot of wild speculation on social and financial media about the reason the silver price surged to a new all-time high during the shortened Black Friday trading day…
Even with all the Trump White House DOGE and government cuts, the U.S. Treasury racked up another record deficit in October. Not only was this a new record, but it also surpassed the October deficit record set during the 2020 Pandemic…
Another day, and another Bullish development for silver. How so? Well, it looks like the forecasted increase in global silver mine supply this year has all but vanished… while last year’s production was revised lower…
The days of the world increasing its solar installations are over, as the IEA reports they will plateau in 2025 and remain the same (or likely even lower) by 2035. How could this be? Does it have something to do with “Economic Constraints”…