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Alasdair Macleod sees silver as an immediate squeeze risk, driven by physical metal being withdrawn from the global market and retail investors using silver as the cheaper way into the gold bull market. He believes the move could happen far quicker than many expect, possibly within weeks or months. In his view, the real risk sits in credit markets, while gold and silver remain legal money with no counterparty risk.

Alasdair Macleod sees silver as an immediate squeeze risk, driven by physical metal being withdrawn from the global market and retail investors using silver as the cheaper way into the gold bull market. He believes the move could happen far quicker than many expect, possibly within weeks or months. In his view, the real risk sits in credit markets, while gold and silver remain legal money with no counterparty risk.

96,028 views • 2 days ago

David Rosenberg sees the gold pullback as another correction inside a long-term bull market, not the end of the move. His thesis remains centred on central banks structurally rebalancing reserves away from the US dollar and into gold, with that process likely only halfway through. In his view, China buying physical metal while Western leveraged money sells shows gold moving from weak hands to stronger hands, and investors should focus on the central bank bid rather than short-term price noise.

David Rosenberg sees the gold pullback as another correction inside a long-term bull market, not the end of the move. His thesis remains centred on central banks structurally rebalancing reserves away from the US dollar and into gold, with that process likely only halfway through. In his view, China buying physical metal while Western leveraged money sells shows gold moving from weak hands to stronger hands, and investors should focus on the central bank bid rather than short-term price noise.

27,126 views • 1 day ago

You just can't own enough Copper. Billionaire Robert Friedland sums it up perfectly..... You people have no idea whatsoever what we’re facing. “We’re consuming 30m tonnes of copper a year. Only 4m tonnes of which is recycled. That means to maintain 3% GDP growth, with no electrification, we have to mine the same amount of copper in the next 18 years as we mined in the last 10,000 years, combined. In the next 18 years, I’ve got to mine the same amount of copper as we mined the last 10,000 years. This is without any new electrification, without data centers, without solar and wind and the greening of the world economy. You people have no idea whatsoever what we’re facing.”

You just can't own enough Copper. Billionaire Robert Friedland sums it up perfectly..... You people have no idea whatsoever what we’re facing. “We’re consuming 30m tonnes of copper a year. Only 4m tonnes of which is recycled. That means to maintain 3% GDP growth, with no electrification, we have to mine the same amount of copper in the next 18 years as we mined in the last 10,000 years, combined. In the next 18 years, I’ve got to mine the same amount of copper as we mined the last 10,000 years. This is without any new electrification, without data centers, without solar and wind and the greening of the world economy. You people have no idea whatsoever what we’re facing.”

3,427,310 views • 5 months ago

Frank Giustra says gold is going through a real structural shift. Debt, money printing, de-dollarisation, and central banks quietly swapping dollars for gold are all behind it. The recent pullback is just speculators and short-term traders cashing out after a sharp run, while central banks keep buying with a multi-year plan in mind. Gold isn't just trading against the dollar or interest rates anymore, it's quietly becoming the world's neutral reserve asset.

Frank Giustra says gold is going through a real structural shift. Debt, money printing, de-dollarisation, and central banks quietly swapping dollars for gold are all behind it. The recent pullback is just speculators and short-term traders cashing out after a sharp run, while central banks keep buying with a multi-year plan in mind. Gold isn't just trading against the dollar or interest rates anymore, it's quietly becoming the world's neutral reserve asset.

34,125 views • 4 days ago

Clive Thompson takes a more measured view on silver’s $300 to $500 targets. He sees that move as possible, but not highly probable this year, and believes most new purchases could still be made below $100 if investors keep stacking gradually. In his view, silver is better accumulated over time rather than traded through aggressive long-dated calls, with a move above $100 this year already enough to make stackers very happy.

Clive Thompson takes a more measured view on silver’s $300 to $500 targets. He sees that move as possible, but not highly probable this year, and believes most new purchases could still be made below $100 if investors keep stacking gradually. In his view, silver is better accumulated over time rather than traded through aggressive long-dated calls, with a move above $100 this year already enough to make stackers very happy.

23,971 views • 3 days ago

Michael Oliver says the silver pullback should end today or Monday, with support in the mid-$70s. The next move is back to $90, and once that breaks, silver really takes off. The target is still $300 to $500 by late summer, the same way copper and lead exploded when they finally broke out of their decade-long ranges

Michael Oliver says the silver pullback should end today or Monday, with support in the mid-$70s. The next move is back to $90, and once that breaks, silver really takes off. The target is still $300 to $500 by late summer, the same way copper and lead exploded when they finally broke out of their decade-long ranges

218,624 views • 1 month ago

Michael Oliver says gold and silver miners may look weak short term, but the bigger chart tells a different story. Miners have been outperforming gold for years, yet remain historically cheap, with the XAU trading around 8% of gold versus a long-term median near 25%. In his view, if miners break out of their 10-year relative base, they could double or triple versus gold, and he prefers miners, especially silver miners.

Michael Oliver says gold and silver miners may look weak short term, but the bigger chart tells a different story. Miners have been outperforming gold for years, yet remain historically cheap, with the XAU trading around 8% of gold versus a long-term median near 25%. In his view, if miners break out of their 10-year relative base, they could double or triple versus gold, and he prefers miners, especially silver miners.

48,484 views • 8 days ago

Andy Schectman agrees with Michael Oliver's call for $500 silver by summer and says it's the most asymmetric trade he's ever seen. China is already trading silver near $100, India and Russia are quietly accumulating, Gulf nations are selling US treasuries to buy gold and silver, and physical silver keeps leaving the COMEX.

Andy Schectman agrees with Michael Oliver's call for $500 silver by summer and says it's the most asymmetric trade he's ever seen. China is already trading silver near $100, India and Russia are quietly accumulating, Gulf nations are selling US treasuries to buy gold and silver, and physical silver keeps leaving the COMEX.

138,297 views • 1 month ago

John Feneck, renowned commodities expert, sees gold holding a stronger floor than many investors realise, with $4,000 intact since March and $3,500 to $3,800 acting as deeper support. He still expects a retest of $5,500 by the first half of next year, with $4,700 to $4,900 as the next resistance zone. On silver, $60 to $61 has held twice, the metal remains in deficit, and the next step is reclaiming the $70 to $90 trading range before a bigger move.

John Feneck, renowned commodities expert, sees gold holding a stronger floor than many investors realise, with $4,000 intact since March and $3,500 to $3,800 acting as deeper support. He still expects a retest of $5,500 by the first half of next year, with $4,700 to $4,900 as the next resistance zone. On silver, $60 to $61 has held twice, the metal remains in deficit, and the next step is reclaiming the $70 to $90 trading range before a bigger move.

25,783 views • 6 days ago

Ritesh Jain, Global Macro Analyst and Statergic Advisor, believes gold could hit $8,000–$9,000 in the next 3-5 years. Making pure 24-carat gold unaffordable for common people. Central banks will likely be the main buyers

Ritesh Jain, Global Macro Analyst and Statergic Advisor, believes gold could hit $8,000–$9,000 in the next 3-5 years. Making pure 24-carat gold unaffordable for common people. Central banks will likely be the main buyers

206,624 views • 2 months ago

Michael Oliver says silver has been trapped in an artificial price box for nearly 50 years, while gold, copper and other metals already broke into new price realities. He says money supply has expanded 20 to 25 times since the 1970s, yet silver has not caught up, despite being both money and an industrial metal with years of supply deficits. In his view, silver’s breakout last October was the first sign that suppression has failed, and once this congestion zone clears, the next move could be far sharper and more vertical, taking silver into the $300 to $500 range.

Michael Oliver says silver has been trapped in an artificial price box for nearly 50 years, while gold, copper and other metals already broke into new price realities. He says money supply has expanded 20 to 25 times since the 1970s, yet silver has not caught up, despite being both money and an industrial metal with years of supply deficits. In his view, silver’s breakout last October was the first sign that suppression has failed, and once this congestion zone clears, the next move could be far sharper and more vertical, taking silver into the $300 to $500 range.

51,720 views • 18 days ago

David Hunter says silver could first run toward $200 before facing a major correction in a global bust. He says that kind of fall should not shock investors, as silver already dropped from $122 to the low $60s in a very short period. In his view, once that global downturn is over, gold could eventually move toward $20,000, while silver’s long-term target has now been raised from $400 to $500 toward $1,000.

David Hunter says silver could first run toward $200 before facing a major correction in a global bust. He says that kind of fall should not shock investors, as silver already dropped from $122 to the low $60s in a very short period. In his view, once that global downturn is over, gold could eventually move toward $20,000, while silver’s long-term target has now been raised from $400 to $500 toward $1,000.

70,746 views • 25 days ago

Rick Rule says he prefers silver stocks over physical silver right now. Many are still priced like silver is $42 to $45, when it's closer to $80. That's a big valuation gap sitting right in front of you. Stocks can rip if silver rallies, hold up if it goes sideways, and likely fall less than the metal on a pullback. He's done raising cash and plans to deploy capital into sub-$250 million explorers and developers over the next 90 days.

Rick Rule says he prefers silver stocks over physical silver right now. Many are still priced like silver is $42 to $45, when it's closer to $80. That's a big valuation gap sitting right in front of you. Stocks can rip if silver rallies, hold up if it goes sideways, and likely fall less than the metal on a pullback. He's done raising cash and plans to deploy capital into sub-$250 million explorers and developers over the next 90 days.

55,110 views • 21 days ago

Dr. Marc Faber, precious metals investor, says investors are right to worry about paper money losing purchasing power, but liquidity may already be tightening as asset prices weaken. He says commercial property, crypto and residential property declines are reducing liquidity, which can pressure markets in the short term. In his view, precious metals remain one of the safer assets to hold because governments will “spend money like water,” deficits will rise, and more money printing is only a question of time.

Dr. Marc Faber, precious metals investor, says investors are right to worry about paper money losing purchasing power, but liquidity may already be tightening as asset prices weaken. He says commercial property, crypto and residential property declines are reducing liquidity, which can pressure markets in the short term. In his view, precious metals remain one of the safer assets to hold because governments will “spend money like water,” deficits will rise, and more money printing is only a question of time.

42,107 views • 17 days ago

Mike Maloney says gold and silver are being set up for a major move as financial bubbles burst and another wave of money printing begins. He says gold above $20,000 would not surprise him, while silver is destined for the mid-triple digits and needs to move toward $300 to $500 in the short term. In his view, silver’s supply-demand imbalance is becoming critical, with falling supply, rising industrial use, depleted above-ground stockpiles, and paper claims on silver that cannot last forever.

Mike Maloney says gold and silver are being set up for a major move as financial bubbles burst and another wave of money printing begins. He says gold above $20,000 would not surprise him, while silver is destined for the mid-triple digits and needs to move toward $300 to $500 in the short term. In his view, silver’s supply-demand imbalance is becoming critical, with falling supply, rising industrial use, depleted above-ground stockpiles, and paper claims on silver that cannot last forever.

56,513 views • 29 days ago

Michael Oliver disagrees with Jeffrey Christian's $50-60 silver call. He says the big drop already came back in March and silver dropped to $61, sat there for just two hours, then ripped $10 higher. That was a bear trap. Silver keeps getting sold at $90. Hitting the same level again and again shows it's getting ready to break higher.

Michael Oliver disagrees with Jeffrey Christian's $50-60 silver call. He says the big drop already came back in March and silver dropped to $61, sat there for just two hours, then ripped $10 higher. That was a bear trap. Silver keeps getting sold at $90. Hitting the same level again and again shows it's getting ready to break higher.

68,403 views • 1 month ago

Gary Savage on the once in a lifetime opportunity in Sliver. "Friday was a rescue for the short positions.... The final move will be all the much higher, my prediction is $250 will be a piece of cake and $500 is a possibility".

Gary Savage on the once in a lifetime opportunity in Sliver. "Friday was a rescue for the short positions.... The final move will be all the much higher, my prediction is $250 will be a piece of cake and $500 is a possibility".

211,441 views • 4 months ago

The King of Copper, Robert Friedland, full presentation at the Future Minerals Forum titled 'The dawn of the copper age' "It's very clear that the copper price must double to meet future mining needs." If the Copper Price doubles, Copper stocks will 10X.

The King of Copper, Robert Friedland, full presentation at the Future Minerals Forum titled 'The dawn of the copper age' "It's very clear that the copper price must double to meet future mining needs." If the Copper Price doubles, Copper stocks will 10X.

180,279 views • 4 months ago

Bubba Horwitz, precious metals investor, says the current selloff in gold and silver looks like a system-wide margin call, not the end of the bull run. Once the fear settles and margin calls are met, money should flow back into physical gold and silver. Silver might still drop to the mid-$50s, but he's already a buyer now, at $60 and at $55, because of silver's industrial use, store of value, and role as "baby gold."

Bubba Horwitz, precious metals investor, says the current selloff in gold and silver looks like a system-wide margin call, not the end of the bull run. Once the fear settles and margin calls are met, money should flow back into physical gold and silver. Silver might still drop to the mid-$50s, but he's already a buyer now, at $60 and at $55, because of silver's industrial use, store of value, and role as "baby gold."

24,980 views • 14 days ago

Gary Wagner says gold may have found an important floor near the key psychological level of $4,000 after its sharp pullback from above $5,500. Buyers stepped back in around that level, triggering a strong rebound from roughly $4,050 to $4,235. In his view, follow-through is now the key, with a 60% to 70% probability that $4,000 becomes technical support and resistance sitting around $4,378 and $4,500.

Gary Wagner says gold may have found an important floor near the key psychological level of $4,000 after its sharp pullback from above $5,500. Buyers stepped back in around that level, triggering a strong rebound from roughly $4,050 to $4,235. In his view, follow-through is now the key, with a 60% to 70% probability that $4,000 becomes technical support and resistance sitting around $4,378 and $4,500.

18,971 views • 11 days ago