Silver has officially broken out in a big way, kicking off its bull market. Multiple confirmations I was watching for have now been fulfilled, and silver still has plenty of fuel left in the tank.

Through the first half of 2025, inflows of silver into ETFs eclipsed the total for the entirety of 2024, reflecting a surge of silver investment demand. The average annual price of silver rose 25 percent in H1. That was comparable to the 26 percent gain charted by...

The silver futures continued rallying heading into Monday morning's COMEX session, even reaching as high as $39.57.

We are creeping closer to the potential for monetary reform previously pointed out. Interestingly, the famous $50 level for silver could represent the risk area for this expected reform.

US President Trump on July 9th announced a 50% tariff on copper imports into the US, ostensibly to boost US copper production and make the country self-sufficient in a metal that has become critical to the future economy.

What a week it was for precious metals and specifically for silver. What a week it was for silver and the silver stocks. They had a great breakout this week and exploded.

If you're a silver investor and you thought you were having fun before you went to bed last night, then I'm guessing this morning's silver chart has your coffee tasting even a little better.

Silver is still on sale. Despite the June rally that pushed silver from $33 to over $37 an ounce, the metal remains historically underpriced based on several metrics. To begin with, there is still a historically wide gap between the price of silver and the price of...

After a one-off surge in April, consumer borrowing tanked again in May, a sign that Americans might be close to tapping out as they hit their credit card limits.

Mike Maharrey opens this week’s Money Metals Midweek Memo with a warning ripped from Jurassic Park: just because you can doesn’t mean you should. He applies this to the Federal Reserve, accusing it of blindly tinkering with the economy's most fundamental signal—...

Our long term analysis remains that we are at or near the end of this bull market. Our long term stocks/bond model remains in favor of equities over bonds.

In today’s analysis, I’d like to focus on silver and its rally. In short, it seems that two factors are in play at this time. The first one is fundamental.

Silver is rallying again today, and has once again broken the $37 level. It's also interesting to see silver up almost 60 cents while the gold price is flat on the day.

We've witnessed an historic rally in both gold and silver over the past 18 months. But where is the silver price headed from here? The great Dr. Jim Willie thinks we'll see silver break $40 before the end of the year.

The Federal Reserve’s Washington, D.C. headquarters is getting an expensive facelift, and it appears Fed Chairman Jerome Powell lied about it to Congress.