Gold is pulling back sharply, but Silver is resisting. Here is a good interactive chart BTW
https://www.bullionvault.com/silver-price-chart.doVideos like the one below have not been uncommon over the years, but the guest on this one is above average as far as analysts go. I personally haven't followed any of this stuff since the late 00's, since it became clear to me Silver was established in an inflation adjusted pattern. It's gone up a lot since then, a Hell of a lot actually, but it looks like the best is yet to come. A bubble! With a blowoff top may be in the cards just like we saw (like I personally saw) in 1970's. But unlike other blowoffs, like IT in 2000 where underlying prices of computers and services fell to never before seen lows, the price of Silver and Gold never crashed back to the previous lows in the 70's. They came back to a lower, but inflation adjusted higher level than before the bubble.

How could they not? Were talking about real world assets, commodities in demand across industry and the banking complex. Inflation guarantees a certain base price for these, even like Oil, which maintains a certain base price. In oil's case it's around $70bbl today, extraction and refining costs prohibit it going any lower for an extended period.
Inflation adjusted is the reason people go into schemes like mutual funds. They know their dollars will be worth less in the future therefore they chase compound interest gains or returns of a like nature. The average person though, no matter how smart they are in other fields, doesn't really understand what's going on other than the need to "grow Wealth". They follow along in the herd, taking their leading from the TV and all the financial advice given there about trusting your money to these modern day funds. Funds that will give you a happy retirement, complete with imagery of you sitting on a beach drinking pina colada's.
But anyone, with half a brain, knows that the financial world is full of scams. So why not an overriding Scam, where the people running all these funds are simply in the business of enriching themselves, with little interest in your future? Sure they follow the law, the rules, but the Global Financial Crash proved without a doubt that the "Rules" won't save your retirement funds. Warren Buffett saw it coming and he made a fortune off it. Many other like positioned people did too no doubt, but they are not going to do that with your money. Your money is what enables the game, is what allows people like the Buffets to make fortunes.
The simple truth is you can't "Grow Wealth" as they say. You can only take it out of the ground or take it off other people. My silver and Gold haven't been growing wealth for me, they have simply been repriced because they are scarce and valuable. Tesla shares haven't grown wealth either. They have simply allowed Elon, the other insiders, and a few other brains to take wealth out (from other peoples futures). If they are smart a lot of that is now protected. Tesla shares aren't protected, they lost 68% in the covid collapse. Who cares if they came back to make a greater high, no one is taking that money out are they. It's still sitting there as a future retirement fund for most. But the proven fact is it can collapse, and like any company, it can go bankrupt too. That's not a secure retirement fund is it. It's a dubious fund based on Hopium. The hope being it won't crash when needed. But these mutual funds are in the hands of greedy faceless me, men who wouldn't stop to help you if you fell over in the street. Well I know they don't do that in America anyway but we do here.
These men sit down to $1000 lunches, paid for by YOU. You're the sheep, they are the shearers. Wake up to yourselves! You have been trained like seals to trust these institutions, for the sole purpose of getting wealth out of
your control and under
their control where they can manipulate it. You believe entities like the FED when they say no more depressions? More fool you. They are just a bunch of stooges working for the commercial banks, setting interest rates is all they do, and they set them perfectly to maximize the profits of the banks they serve. To Big to fail? No, too Big to be controlled. Rates come down to suck everyone into taking on debts then go up to screw those people. And when new loan issuance drops below a certain level they drop rates again to spur more borrowing. They employ Actuaries to determine all this, but they tell you all they care about is full employment and low inflation. And to help project this image the Government fudges the statistics of both. It's one giant swindle, you'll discover that one day.
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'B')race yourselves: a global precious metals upheaval is brewing. David Morgan, author of The Silver Manifesto, warns this isn’t a localized crisis—it’s a worldwide event. With central banks scrambling and the dollar under pressure, industrial demand now devours 70% of silver, forcing the market to consume above-ground supply just to balance.
Gold is already in hyper-acceleration, smashing records, but Morgan says silver’s trajectory could dwarf it. “Gold may hit $4,000, out of reach for the average person, but silver at $40? That’s when silver takes the lead,” he says. Epic, historic, and inevitable—silver could soon outshine gold.