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Is the Silver bull market over or is there more to come in 2026?
Silver was the best-performing metal in 2025. The long-awaited bull finally came to fruition. Silver went from the forgotten common/poor man’s gold to a scarce and strategic technical metal, changing the narrative totally. Looking a bit further back, cash silver started 2025 at $28.89 and closed the year at $71.60, with the low printed at $28.34 in April. That low ended its first 2025 correction in a long-sustained bull run, not seen in a similar form since 2009–2011. Back then, the old Hunt Brothers’ top from 1980 at $49.80 was revisited. This time, the old top was cut through in one day! This is nothing at ... (full story)
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