The best performing precious metal for last week was silver, up 6.56%, which can be an indicator of speculative interest being revived in the precious metal trade.
All that’s needed now is a big burst of volume, and silver could charge through the $30 resistance zone like a bull era tank driving through a rancid fiat butter wall.
This is the critical point in the cycle. From this point debt and debt-based assets get destroyed while silver prices see some real stellar increases. This point cannot be stressed enough, since debt or credit is what this current world is built on.
Silver fell this past week, despite as we noted a weaker than expected jobs report and a weaker US$ Index. Silver lost 2.1% as it continued to test $26.50 support. Further support can be seen to $26, but under that level the current rally becomes more questionable.
Adventus Mining Corp. has closed the previously announced private placement of 67,441,217 common shares of Adventus at an issue price of 38 cents per common share to Silvercorp Metals Inc. for aggregate gross proceeds to Adventus of $25,627,662.
Brickman says, "I don't want to see silver break out yet, because it will be a brave new world, and not necessarily one we will enjoy. As an investor, we long for that day. The reality is, it's coming."
It’s no surprise that $30 is resistance as that was the high back in February 2021 ($30.35). Our expectations of $39/$40 targets remain, once we get past the February 2024 high. The breakout over $26/$26.50 suggests that target.
Murphy discusses a bullish future for silver, emphasizing its potential to surge past $30 once it breaks free from market manipulation, echoing gold's trajectory.
