To reach 30, silver must double gold’s pace; a condition last seen in the 1970s commodity boom. That would require monetary easing, renewed inflation waves, and supply shortages, all converging, possible, but aggressive.
Technically, silver’s breakout above $35-$37 could open the path to $50 (2021/2011 highs); crossing that may trigger momentum toward $75–$100, though such levels likely need a structural repricing of real assets amid fiat debasement.
Short term, overbought conditions suggest a pullback to $32–$33 is healthy before another leg higher.
Personally, I view silver as the late-cycle leverage on gold; volatile, but with asymmetric upside. Missing gold is forgivable; missing silver’s next run could be costlier.
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