Margin increases and excess leverage triggered last week’s selloff in metals, but the charts suggest an even more explosive rally could follow—similar to 1979–1980.

The silver price kept surging on Friday (October 3), breaking US$48 per ounce. The white metal last reached this level in 2011, the same year it nearly hit US$50 for only the second time in history.

Recent tightening steps in China’s futures markets, including margin and trading limit adjustments, have reinforced the idea that speculative heat is being deliberately cooled. That matters for silver ...

Gold and silver prices hold key support levels above $5,000 and $64, respectively, as a weak U.S. dollar and rising Fed rate cut expectations support bullish momentum ahead of the crucial U.S. jobs ...

Banks remain sharply divided over silver’s prospects. A Reuters poll of analysts released this week found the median forecast for 2026 has jumped to around $79.50 per ounce, up from $50 in October but ...

Like its sister metal gold, silver has been attracting renewed attention as a safe-haven asset. Although it continues to exhibit its hallmark volatility, many silver investors believe that a bull ...

Silver, and the iShares Silver Trust ETF, have experienced a parabolic surge, now appearing overbought and speculative with prices far ahead of fundamentals. SLV's recent outperformance is largely ...