Silver’s Wild Ride to $110: What Comes Next?

From $34 to $111 in a Flash: A Silver Shockwave

Back in March of 2025, silver was trading at $34.33. A trusted analyst predicted that silver could triple over the next few years, but even he was surprised when the price rocketed past $111 by early 2026.

This wasn’t just a strong move—it was parabolic.

Now, if you’ve been around metals markets for more than five minutes, you know what comes next: a correction. A 25% drop wouldn’t be out of the question. And honestly, I’ve been waiting for it too.

But it still hasn’t arrived.

The million-dollar question is: What do we do now? Lock in profits? Sit tight? Double down?

Let’s unpack it.

Parabolic Moves Always Get Tested

Anytime you see an asset triple in under a year, it tends to correct hard before continuing its upward climb. That’s market physics.

But here’s the strange part: silver hasn’t pulled back in any meaningful way. Traders and long-term holders are bracing for a dip, but the dip refuses to show up.

Now, if you’ve made life-changing money, it’s never a bad idea to skim some cream off the top. You deserve that peace of mind. But if you're thinking long-term like I am, the core reasons for owning silver haven’t changed—in fact, they’ve only gotten stronger.

The Core Thesis: Still Rock Solid

Let’s go back to basics. Why do we hold silver?

• To protect against inflation
• To hedge against currency debasement
• To shield our savings from government mismanagement
• To bet on industrial demand in a tech-driven world

Nothing in that list has weakened—in fact, it’s all intensified. The U.S. debt spiral is accelerating, and the response from policymakers is as predictable as ever: more borrowing, more printing, more inflation.

And here’s the kicker: silver is soaring even before the next big inflation wave has begun. That tells me people are waking up.

Silver Miners: The Bargain Everyone’s Missing

Here’s a fact that’s baffling at first glance: silver mining stocks are still priced as if silver were trading around $60/oz. That’s right—miners haven’t caught up to the price of the metal they’re pulling out of the ground.

Historically, miners outperform bullion by a factor of 2-to-1 in bull markets. That hasn't happened—yet.

What that tells me is we could be on the cusp of a second wave, where the mining stocks finally start to reflect current metal prices—or even anticipate higher ones. It’s the kind of setup I love to see.

Physical Silver vs. Paper Silver: A Market Split in Two

Here’s something you’re not hearing on CNBC:

In China, physical silver recently traded at $127/oz—a full 17% premium over the COMEX price in the U.S.

Let that sink in.

The West has been playing paper games for decades. COMEX and LBMA trade IOUs, not real metal. In those arenas, most contracts never settle in physical delivery. It’s a paper casino.

But over in China, they want the real thing. And when industrial buyers—who make EVs, solar panels, and semiconductors—need physical silver, they’ll pay whatever it takes.

That tells me one thing loud and clear: physical demand is now driving the market, not speculators.

China Is Taking the Wheel on Silver Pricing

For years, silver prices were dominated by Western institutions like COMEX and the London Bullion Market Association. But that’s changing fast.

China now consumes over 50% of all industrial silver worldwide—and they’re willing to pay top dollar to secure it.

When the world's biggest user becomes the price setter, it flips the system on its head.

Paper contracts can’t compete with real industrial demand. And with more global markets moving toward physical settlement, I believe we’re entering a new era of real price discovery.

Will We Ever See $60 Silver Again?

I seriously doubt it.

That artificially low price was a product of Western manipulation—massive shorting in the paper markets, where nobody ever had to come up with the actual metal.

Those days are fading. Physical shortages are real, premiums are rising, and demand is outpacing supply.

The floor has risen, and I don’t think it’s going back down.

Hold? Sell? Here’s My Move

Look, I’m not going to tell you what to do with your money. If you’ve doubled or tripled your position and need to lock in gains for peace of mind—do it.

But me? I’m holding.

And I’m keeping an eye on silver miners, because they haven’t even started to reflect the real price of silver. That lag is an opportunity.

I expect corrections, no doubt. But I also expect a permanent re-pricing of silver as physical demand—and geopolitical tension—continues to rise.

The Bottom Line: This Isn’t Over

This silver run isn’t a fluke. It’s the market waking up to systemic problems:

• A debt-fueled economy
• Uncontrolled money printing
• A shift from paper to physical assets
• Rising distrust in fiat currency

We’re not just witnessing a bull market. We’re witnessing a monetary regime shift.

And silver? It's not just a shiny metal anymore—it's an escape hatch.

Arm Yourself Before the Collapse

Don’t wait for the next “bank holiday” or currency reset to realize you’ve been had.

Get physical. Get secure. Get educated. Because when it all goes down—they’re not going to send you a warning.

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Your future self will thank you. Or curse you—depending on whether you act now.