Silver to $50: It’s Not a Stretch
Big market moves feel impossible before they happen. Then, suddenly, they look inevitable. It is time to throw some silver miners on it...
Big market moves feel impossible before they happen. Then, suddenly, they look inevitable.
Silver has spent years testing patience. It lagged gold. It chopped sideways. It gave traders just enough excitement to keep them watching—then crushed their hopes again.
But something changed.
As I highlighted yesterday: Silver is up 17% year to date, finally outpacing gold’s 14% gain. The silver-to-gold ratio, which had been grinding lower, is starting to turn up. That’s not random. It’s a pattern that has played out before.
Gold moves first. Silver plays catch-up—fast
.The setup is there:
Gold just hit $3,000 for the first time ever. That kind of big round number wakes up the market.
The silver to gold ratio is turning up. When this happens, silver tends to move explosively.
Base metals like copper and aluminum are already moving. Silver is part of the same macro trend—it just needed a push.
This isn’t a new story. It’s the same one that has played out in every major silver rally:
Silver lags.
People lose interest.
Silver starts to move.
Disbelief fades, and the real rally begins.
The question isn’t whether silver will go higher. It’s whether you’re positioned before the real move happens.