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Silver Surge, Dollar Inflection Point, and Why 2026 Could Be a Commodities Year
Silver has posted notable gains so far in 2025. Earlier in the year, Financial Sense Wealth Management CIO Chris Puplava alerted readers of a potential generational buying opportunity in silver when it was trading near $30/oz. As this is being written, silver has now more than doubled to a high of $66.75, validating the core thesis: when long-term relative-value extremes unwind, the move can be powerful—and fast. That said, silver and other commodities can be volatile, and such investments may not be suitable for all investors; individuals should consider their objectives and risk tolerance before investing. But ... (full story)
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