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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... show more

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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.

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David Hunter, Contrarian Macro Strategist, shares his outlook on gold and silver. After silver’s sharp ~50% correction, Hunter says the reset in sentiment may have cleared the way for a powerful final leg higher. He sees silver targeting $180 and gold targeting $6,800 in this cycle. Looking further ahead: “You could see gold get to 20,000.” And on silver: “I have had a long-held, long-term target of 500 on silver.”

David Hunter, Contrarian Macro Strategist, shares his outlook on gold and silver. After silver’s sharp ~50% correction, Hunter says the reset in sentiment may have cleared the way for a powerful final leg higher. He sees silver targeting $180 and gold targeting $6,800 in this cycle. Looking further ahead: “You could see gold get to 20,000.” And on silver: “I have had a long-held, long-term target of 500 on silver.”

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David Hunter says silver demand destruction is not the real concern, even with prices moving higher. AI, EVs, solar, and strategic metal demand keeps the supply tight, and silver still acts as poor man's gold as gold runs higher. He sees silver hitting $200 this summer, though a global bust could trigger a major correction first. After that, he's calling gold at $20,000 and silver at $1,000 by the early 2030s.

David Hunter says silver demand destruction is not the real concern, even with prices moving higher. AI, EVs, solar, and strategic metal demand keeps the supply tight, and silver still acts as poor man's gold as gold runs higher. He sees silver hitting $200 this summer, though a global bust could trigger a major correction first. After that, he's calling gold at $20,000 and silver at $1,000 by the early 2030s.

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David Hunter has been calling for a melt up in Gold and Silver for many years and in 2025 his targets were hit. He's now updates his short term targets raising his gold target to $6800 from $5500 & silver to $180 from $125. Long term targets remain $20k gold & $500 Silver.

David Hunter has been calling for a melt up in Gold and Silver for many years and in 2025 his targets were hit. He's now updates his short term targets raising his gold target to $6800 from $5500 & silver to $180 from $125. Long term targets remain $20k gold & $500 Silver.

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🚨 “The next stop for silver, technically, is actually $175 per ounce.” — Chris Vermeulen @TheTechnicalTraders In this latest clip with Craig Hemke, Chris explains why silver's long-term technical setup points to significantly higher prices, while cautioning that a short-term move toward $40 could still happen first before the next major advance. TF Metals Report 🔑 Key takeaways: 🔹 Silver's long-term technical target sits near $175 per ounce 🔹 A short-term correction toward $40 remains possible 🔹 Fibonacci extensions suggest substantial upside potential 🔹 Volatility could create opportunities before the next major move 🎥 Watch the full conversation on YouTube – #Silver #SilverPrice #PreciousMetals #Investing #SprottMoney

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Peter Schiff sees silver’s break above $50 as a real breakout after 50 years of resistance, with the pullback to $60 to $65 looking like a strong long-term buying opportunity. He believes silver is headed back above its prior peak and ultimately toward $200 or higher. On miners, he argues investors are still ignoring record earnings, preferring to chase stories like SpaceX at huge revenue multiples, while precious metals miners already have real profits and rising leverage to gold and silver.

Peter Schiff sees silver’s break above $50 as a real breakout after 50 years of resistance, with the pullback to $60 to $65 looking like a strong long-term buying opportunity. He believes silver is headed back above its prior peak and ultimately toward $200 or higher. On miners, he argues investors are still ignoring record earnings, preferring to chase stories like SpaceX at huge revenue multiples, while precious metals miners already have real profits and rising leverage to gold and silver.

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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.

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29,396 views • 21 days ago

Ian Everard says silver is still his pick over gold, even after the recent sideways action. $80 to $90 silver this year sounds fair to him, but the bigger story is what comes next. The world is heading toward a fully digital, tokenised and permissioned financial system, and if that eventually breaks, gold might be too big for everyday spending while silver becomes the safer, easier form of real money.

Ian Everard says silver is still his pick over gold, even after the recent sideways action. $80 to $90 silver this year sounds fair to him, but the bigger story is what comes next. The world is heading toward a fully digital, tokenised and permissioned financial system, and if that eventually breaks, gold might be too big for everyday spending while silver becomes the safer, easier form of real money.

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11,494 views • 27 days ago

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🚨🚨NAKED SHORT IN SILVER & GOLD NOT A SMART MOVE 🚨🚨 Naked Short Sellers in Silver and Gold are in deep water. TD has already had 2 margin calls shorting Silver. When you short you can have INFINITE LOSS. Banks are experiencing that in Silver as the price moves higher. FAILURE TO DELIVER IS WHERE EVERYTHING BREAKS‼️

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Wicked Stocks

14,479 views • 1 month ago

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Miles Franklin Precious Metals

28,728 views • 9 months 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.

TheGladiator

49,281 views • 28 days ago