>>60897737
This actually sounds bullish. Seems like silver is undervalued and has the most to gain.

I got rich buying silver.

>>60892737
I'm enjoying the show. Some are not.

Gold and silver mining stocks continue to hit fresh 14-year highs today, yet the rise is almost completely unnoticed by the mainstream financial media. Imagine all the coverage any other sector of the market would receive if it were already up over 80% so far in 2025! - Peter Schiff

>>60826111
I'll make sure to include carrots and onions outside of mcdicks to show your vast wealth on the reverse

I got rich buying silver

>"yall wasted your life"
>posts same regurgitated lines 50x per thread
>does so for years

Ironic. You're a slave to these threads.

>>60778007
Retail in my area is a little tapped out. While the customer stream into the stores has been steady its not elevated like it was say a year ago. It isn't retail that is driving the prices anyways. Russia started adding silver to its reserves, India is purchasing large quantities of silver, exceeding the amount bought by the London Bullion Market Association, and China is directly buying silver from miners, potentially for industrial or strategic reserves. The volume is there, but its from the big players. This year will have another deficit.