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Devan Murugan from sits with Michael Oliver, who believes the next major move in monetary metals will be led by silver. Oliver says silver’s run from $50 to $100 and briefly $120 was only the initial breakout from a 50-year range, not the end of the move. In his... show more

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Andy Schectman interviews Michael Oliver, who remains firmly bullish on silver’s move into true price discovery. Oliver still sees $300 to $500 silver as part of the current cycle, arguing the plunge from $120 to $64 was only a mid-cycle correction. He believes silver’s 50-year range between roughly $5 and $50 has finally broken, and like copper and lead after similar multi-decade breakouts, silver could now move into an entirely new price reality

Andy Schectman interviews Michael Oliver, who remains firmly bullish on silver’s move into true price discovery. Oliver still sees $300 to $500 silver as part of the current cycle, arguing the plunge from $120 to $64 was only a mid-cycle correction. He believes silver’s 50-year range between roughly $5 and $50 has finally broken, and like copper and lead after similar multi-decade breakouts, silver could now move into an entirely new price reality

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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.

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Michael Oliver believes some junior miners trading around $1 could ultimately go to $20 as major producers rush to replenish shrinking reserves through acquisitions. He sees juniors as one of the biggest catch-up trades in the precious metals bull market, with the next breakout potentially beginning this month or next as gold and silver accelerate higher.

Michael Oliver believes some junior miners trading around $1 could ultimately go to $20 as major producers rush to replenish shrinking reserves through acquisitions. He sees juniors as one of the biggest catch-up trades in the precious metals bull market, with the next breakout potentially beginning this month or next as gold and silver accelerate higher.

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Michael Oliver sees a major rotation underway, with capital moving away from assets most supported by monetary excess, including stocks and T-bonds, and into monetary metals, broad commodities and related companies. He points to base metal miners already outperforming the stock market, helped by copper breaking to all-time highs. In his view, this shift is still early, and gold, silver and commodity-linked assets are positioned to advance for several years, with silver still central to his $300 to $500 call.

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Michael Oliver says silver’s latest pullback looks like a bear trap, not a breakdown. He says the real test is back above $90, and once that level breaks, silver could move very rapidly into the $300 to $500 range. In his view, this is not a normal bull market anymore, it is a new reality where silver may trade between $200 and $500 and may never return to $50 again.

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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 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.

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Peter Schiff sees silver’s pullback as a buying opportunity, not the end of the move. After breaking 50 years of resistance near $50 and running from $30 to $120, he views the correction back above $60 as healthy, with old resistance now becoming new support. In his view, silver is still early in a new bull market, with both industrial demand and monetary demand pointing toward $200 and higher over time.

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Michael Oliver sees silver as the most explosive upside market right now. He argues that if silver simply catches up with gold, copper, steel, lead and zinc relative to their 1980 levels, it could reach around $500 an ounce. In his view, $500 is not even the target, just a reasonable “norm,” with the potential for silver to overshoot after being held too low for decades.

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Michael Lee, Founder of Michael Lee Strategy, believes silver has already undergone the reset he expected following its parabolic move earlier this year and has now structurally reset into the $75–$80 range, with limited downside risk from current levels, as he expects prices to move higher toward $100 by mid to late 2026.

Michael Lee, Founder of Michael Lee Strategy, believes silver has already undergone the reset he expected following its parabolic move earlier this year and has now structurally reset into the $75–$80 range, with limited downside risk from current levels, as he expects prices to move higher toward $100 by mid to late 2026.

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Gary Wagner sees gold and silver moving through a healthy technical reset after a major run, with silver behaving as expected as the higher-beta precious metal. While his earlier $6,000 year-end target has been adjusted, he still sees clear technical levels forming, with gold now watching support near $3,920. In his view, once interest-rate fears settle and bullish sentiment returns, gold should lead the next precious metals recovery, with silver likely to outperform on the upside.

Gary Wagner sees gold and silver moving through a healthy technical reset after a major run, with silver behaving as expected as the higher-beta precious metal. While his earlier $6,000 year-end target has been adjusted, he still sees clear technical levels forming, with gold now watching support near $3,920. In his view, once interest-rate fears settle and bullish sentiment returns, gold should lead the next precious metals recovery, with silver likely to outperform on the upside.

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Florian Grummes of Midas Touch Consulting sees silver’s pullback from $120 to around $55 as a healthy retest of its breakout above $50. His technical target remains between $250 and $500, supported by rising demand from AI, China and solar. He also sees the gold-silver ratio potentially falling from around 43 toward 20:1 or even 10:1, suggesting the best of the silver bull market may still be ahead.

Florian Grummes of Midas Touch Consulting sees silver’s pullback from $120 to around $55 as a healthy retest of its breakout above $50. His technical target remains between $250 and $500, supported by rising demand from AI, China and solar. He also sees the gold-silver ratio potentially falling from around 43 toward 20:1 or even 10:1, suggesting the best of the silver bull market may still be ahead.

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🚨 “Silver is breaking into a new reality. Think $300 to $500.” — Michael Oliver Momentum Structural Analysis In the latest Monthly Wrap-Up, Craig Hemke and momentum analyst Michael Oliver explain why silver’s decades-long range may be over, and why the next phase could be fast, volatile, and historic. TF Metals Report 🔑 Key takeaways: 🔹 Oliver’s momentum work targets $300–$500 silver in a reset phase 🔹 Adjusted for monetary debasement, “hundreds” simply gets silver even with past peaks 🔹 Attempts to restrain price action can amplify the breakout when it releases 🔹 Expect volatility as silver searches for its next price level, including sharp upside days 🎥 Watch the full episode on YouTube: #Silver #Gold #SilverPrice #GoldPrice #PreciousMetals #SoundMoney #MacroUpdate #MiningStocks #BuySilver #Investing #SprottMoney #SprottMoney

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Keith Neumeyer sees silver’s pricing system as broken and believes miners need their own mechanism instead of selling through a market dominated by banks and paper leverage. He says even $100 silver would not quickly fix supply, because the mining sector is already stretched around 850 million ounces a year and would need years of high prices to incentivise new production. With six years of deficits, silver classified as critical across major markets, and demand rising from AI, nuclear, robotics and electrification, he believes silver remains one of the most strategically important metals in the world.

Keith Neumeyer sees silver’s pricing system as broken and believes miners need their own mechanism instead of selling through a market dominated by banks and paper leverage. He says even $100 silver would not quickly fix supply, because the mining sector is already stretched around 850 million ounces a year and would need years of high prices to incentivise new production. With six years of deficits, silver classified as critical across major markets, and demand rising from AI, nuclear, robotics and electrification, he believes silver remains one of the most strategically important metals in the world.

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Rick Rule sees silver as a speculation, saying he buys gold for fear and silver for greed. His preferred way to play it is through silver equities, not physical silver, because he believes many silver stocks are cheaper than the metal itself. With less than 20% of annual supply coming from primary silver mines and industrial demand still growing, he expects the next precious metals bull phase to eventually shift leadership from gold to silver, creating explosive upside in the right silver stocks.

Rick Rule sees silver as a speculation, saying he buys gold for fear and silver for greed. His preferred way to play it is through silver equities, not physical silver, because he believes many silver stocks are cheaper than the metal itself. With less than 20% of annual supply coming from primary silver mines and industrial demand still growing, he expects the next precious metals bull phase to eventually shift leadership from gold to silver, creating explosive upside in the right silver stocks.

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42,303 views • 2 months ago

Andy Schectman says he agrees with Michael Oliver’s bullish view on precious metals and says the current volatility is not a reason to lose faith. He says silver may feel choppy day to day, but from a bigger-picture view it is still making higher highs and higher lows. In his view, physical metal is being transferred from weak, price-sensitive holders to stronger hands, while China, the East and central banks continue pulling gold and silver out of the West.

Andy Schectman says he agrees with Michael Oliver’s bullish view on precious metals and says the current volatility is not a reason to lose faith. He says silver may feel choppy day to day, but from a bigger-picture view it is still making higher highs and higher lows. In his view, physical metal is being transferred from weak, price-sensitive holders to stronger hands, while China, the East and central banks continue pulling gold and silver out of the West.

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15,605 views • 3 months ago

Francis Hunt says silver’s pullback has disappointed many, but the big chart has not changed. The move from $25 to over $120 needed a reset, and the falling wedge still points higher. Once the final selloff is done, silver can break hard toward the $333 range.

Francis Hunt says silver’s pullback has disappointed many, but the big chart has not changed. The move from $25 to over $120 needed a reset, and the falling wedge still points higher. Once the final selloff is done, silver can break hard toward the $333 range.

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23,735 views • 3 months ago

I spoke with David Hunter The other day. We discuss the 50% retracement in silver after a rapid run-up from about 50 to 122, arguing the pullback is a normal correction that has made some investors impatient and emboldened bears calling for a drop back to 50–65. The market is not far from turning higher, to 180 for silver—potentially as soon as this summer or later this year—and 6,800 for gold. Full talk here:

I spoke with David Hunter The other day. We discuss the 50% retracement in silver after a rapid run-up from about 50 to 122, arguing the pullback is a normal correction that has made some investors impatient and emboldened bears calling for a drop back to 50–65. The market is not far from turning higher, to 180 for silver—potentially as soon as this summer or later this year—and 6,800 for gold. Full talk here:

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132,223 views • 5 months ago