Mexico’s INGEI reported the lowest silver production during the first half of the year since the 2020 Pandemic Shutdown. With silver prices not being high enough to generate new projects, several large mines in the country are experiencing ongoing depletion of reserves, pulling down overall production. While I knew Mexico’s…
Today, I am going to talk about one of my favorite subjects… SILVER. Why the $40 Silver price is just the beginning for much higher prices in the future. There is one key factor that the precious metals industry is overlooking in the upcoming Silver Bull Market, which will reach highs we have never seen before…
Given that North America, primarily the U.S., accounted for 75% of Global oil production growth since 2008, what implications does the potential peak and decline of the Permian have? Some suggest that shale oil fields such as the Vaca Muerta in Argentina will be the new growth… or will it…
Yes, it finally happened on Friday. Silver touched $40 for the first time in 13 years. So, what’s NEXT? If we take a look at the Silver Yearly Chart, it provides a clue as to the next BREAKOUT LEVEL. If we breakout of this level, we will likely see another…
While the total group cost of the Top Silver Miners increased slightly in Q2 2025, one company reported a net loss for the period, which put its costs above $36. Why were their costs so high when this company reported a $24.85 AISC (All-In Sustaining Cost) for the 1H 2025…
While the Saudi Central Bank SLV Silver ETF holdings were an interesting thing to see, it was also a Test for our Precious Metals Community… and I wasn’t let down. Why a Test? I’ll explain, however, my post on Twitter-X received 242,000 views, nearly a quarter million views, and it went somewhat viral on social media.