The Decline in the world’s largest silver miner has started… and this is just the beginning. Unfortunately, due to the low silver price economics over the past decade, there haven’t been enough new silver mine projects. This will only get worse in the years ahead as existing mines deplete…
During the Gold Rally last week, there was a big surge in the commercial short position. It was one of the largest increases I have seen in quite a while. However, that didn’t happen to silver when it hit $39, as few new shorts were added. Also, big declines in U.S. oil production are underway…
As the Silver Melt-Up continues to $40, it seems as if the ongoing SilverSqueeze is hurting a lot of shorts on the wrong side of the trade. If the Silver price breaks $40, I would like to hear from members what they think will happen next. Will we reach $50 this go-around? Also, it’s quite amazing how little the total world transparent silver holdings are worth… you have to see…
Why has the gold price hit a new high of $3,500, while the silver price at $39 still hasn’t surpassed its previous highs in 1980 and 2011? Unfortunately, this has frustrated silver investors, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. The analysis in this video report I have never seen anywhere else…
When Bitcoin surged higher on July 11th, so did the silver price. If we compare the Bitcoin and SLV ETF (silver price), both surged higher on July 11th, peaked simultaneously, and have traded similarly over the past week. Additionally, I explore why the future price of Bitcoin may be constrained by its rising production costs…
While silver hit another 14-year high today, the real fireworks will likely take place as the “Financialization of Assets,” especially in silver, head into high gear. This, of course, is all due to the falling EROI of Energy and its impact on debt and the highly inflated global financial system…