Episode 195
Silver Price Surges above $35/oz Hitting 13-Year High and Central Banks Double Down on Gold
June 7, 202518m 53s
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Show Notes
Silver just broke past $35 oz last week, hitting its highest level in 13 years, and the rally may be just getting started. The Gold-Silver Ratio is collapsing fast, signaling silver could dramatically outperform gold in the months ahead, as shown in historical trends. Meanwhile, central banks are stockpiling gold at record levels, revealing where smart money is moving. Dive into our latest video to see what could come next.
- Silver Breaks Out Above $35: Silver bulls are riding high after a powerful breakout above the long-standing $35/oz resistance, closing the week near $36/oz—only the third time in U.S. history silver has crossed that threshold.
- Historic Gold-Silver Ratio Collapse: The Gold-Silver Ratio (GSR) plummeted from a recent high of 97.5 to 92, marking a sharp pivot that historically signals silver outperformance ahead—a pattern reminiscent of the early 2000s bull run.
- Global Central Banks Double Down on Bullion: Central bank gold buying remains relentless, with forecasts projecting 1,000 more metric tons to be added in 2025. This wave of institutional accumulation has massive bullish implications for precious metals, including silver.