I see the gold-silver ratio at 1:81 as stretched, especially with silver’s rising industrial demand from solar, EVs, and semiconductors. Even a reversion to 50 suggests strong upside, and if it compresses further to 30, silver’s potential becomes even more attractive. This makes me believe the bull cycle still has room to run.

Silver’s breakout above $46/oz is significant. Historically, once it clears $35, it often pushes toward $49 or higher. With gold consolidating, silver could now lead the second stage of the precious metals rally. While short-term pullbacks are possible after its big YTD move, long-term fundamentals remain supportive.

I wouldn’t be surprised if silver tests $70–100, especially if the ratio narrows. Volatility will be part of the ride, but that’s silver’s nature. I may have missed gold’s early run, but I don’t want to overlook silver given its momentum and demand story.

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# Silver Short Squeeze? Hold or Shift to Gold?

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  • JohnMitchell
    ·09-29
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    Your analysis beautifully captures silver's potential
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  • JudithGrant
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    Exciting journey
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