[POLL] How high will silver go?

[OgNasty]

With silver experiencing a bull run, how high do you think it will get?

When do you see the price hitting this point and when it corrects, how low do you think it will eventually settle?

I think we could get as high as $80, but will probably stop around $65. I do believe silver hits $200 before 2040.

[PostQuantumBTC]

What I know is that Silver is also a good asset but its adoption is somehow slow if compared to gold but it it is the second tangible assets after gold. It has been increasing since all the time but the growth can just be slow but no loss.

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I think Silver can get to $60 this year and it can get to $150 before 2040.

[Xun hu]

interesting

that $65–$80 range sounds pretty reasonable to me too if this bull run keeps pushing  especially if the Fed starts cutting rates again or the dollar weakens. in that case, silver won’t just be a safe haven anymore, industrial demand could kick in hard too (EVs, solar panels, electronics you name it)
the correction part though that’s where it gets tricky. historically whenever silver goes parabolic, it tends to retrace about 30–50%. so if it really hits $65, settling back somewhere around $35–$45 wouldn’t be unusual at all.
And about $200 before 2040 I’d say it’s possible, but it would probably take a monetary system level shakeup for that to happen. something like a loss of confidence in the dollar or even a Bretton Woods style reset. just supply and demand alone likely won’t take it that high.

Still, yeah  i agree, silver’s undervalued right now. the gold-to-silver ratio is still historically high, and if that reverts to the mean, a 2-3x move looks totally realistic.

[jostorres]

Silver may scale any height but will eventually come back to ground for sure.

-- Silver is not a reserve currency for a country any more. So, you cannot compare silver with gold.

-- Supply of silver is very huge. Approximately only 50% of silver has been mined out from the found reserves. Chances for discovering more reserves is practically higher.

-- Historically silver is known for falling up to 60-70% from its peak prices. Gold did the same for once or twice in last 100+ years.

-- Industrial demands for silver is short living. Because, new technological development will lead for replacing silver with another metal/substance which is cheaper/industrial produced.


Silver may rise 2x  or 3x from the current level but it will not be sustaining there due to above reasons. Like we do state in this crypto space, silver is NOT for long term hodling for sure.

You may invest into silver for short term benefits but for long term and sustaining growth you must choose bitcoin and may be gold for diversification along with bitcoin.

So, when we can consider silver for investing?
If any government adapting silver as one of their reserve, we can start investing with silver.

Gold is skyrocketing because of Fed/central banks of multiple countries accumulating it and not because of its finite supply or demand from public (for ornaments)/industries.

[AprilioMP]

With silver experiencing a bull run, how high do you think it will get?

When do you see the price hitting this point and when it corrects, how low do you think it will eventually settle?

I think we could get as high as $80, but will probably stop around $65. I do believe silver hits $200 before 2040.

Cannot mention the exact number to how much silver increase will rise. From the sources that I read related to the analysis conducted by several parties in it, the possibility of penetrating $100, but for the closest time to the latest market conditions, I think silver can reach a price of up to $80.
Of course the number I predict is the same as you.
If $200, can be achieved and that is for the next few years, but I don't want to mention before 2040.

[pooya87]

It's pretty much the same as gold. They are both "precious metals" and ever since the chaos began in the world with all these armed conflicts, the central banks began buying gold and that pushed its price to the moon. The investors of course followed and since silver has a lower price it became a viable option for many! Therefore it too follows gold.

So I'd say the same analysis for gold can apply to silver as well.

With the chaos still ongoing, this rise is not going to slow down any time soon and they both will continue soaring. Maybe after gold crosses the $4k "round" level, it can correct in which case silver follows as well. So $60 could be the correction level for silver as well, depending on how the pump goes.

This feels bubble-y to me though. The moment the chaos I mentioned eases, both gold and silver will crash hard.
At the same time, we are entering the next World War so it is not going to end anytime soon since it is just beginning to expand horizontally in Eastern Europe...

[Xun hu]

It's pretty much the same as gold. They are both "precious metals" and ever since the chaos began in the world with all these armed conflicts, the central banks began buying gold and that pushed its price to the moon. The investors of course followed and since silver has a lower price it became a viable option for many! Therefore it too follows gold.

So I'd say the same analysis for gold can apply to silver as well.

With the chaos still ongoing, this rise is not going to slow down any time soon and they both will continue soaring. Maybe after gold crosses the $4k "round" level, it can correct in which case silver follows as well. So $60 could be the correction level for silver as well, depending on how the pump goes.

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This feels bubble-y to me though. The moment the chaos I mentioned eases, both gold and silver will crash hard.
At the same time, we are entering the next World War so it is not going to end anytime soon since it is just beginning to expand horizontally in Eastern Europe...

Yes there is a gold-silver correlation, and short-term geopolitical uncertainty can provide some fuel. but basing future predictions solely on that is an oversimplification.
historically, when silver goes parabolic, it tends to retrace about 30–50%. So if silver reaches $65–$80, a correction could realistically bring it back to $35-$45. looking only at $60 doesn’t show the full picture
industrial demand is also a major factor-EVs, solar panels, and electronics can gradually pull silver higher. Macro triggers, like Fed rate cuts, dollar weakening, or monetary system shocks, can have a real long-term impact as well.

So while geopolitical chaos can provide short-term fuel, historical patterns, industrial demand, and monetary context also need to be considered. Fear-based predictions are risky.

[Coyster]

Silver is currently trading at $48.56 per ounce, and it is its highest level for a very long time now, i don't know exactly how high it can go in this run, but one thing i know is that it is volatile, so the price will come falling down sooner or later. That said, silver offers investors the opportunity to own a precious metal, because it is relatively cheaper than gold, which is currently trading at $3,970.82 per ounce.

Now is a good time to buy either precious metal as they continue to rise and there is always demand. Governments store gold in their reserves and investors continue to stockpile on gold, on the other hand, there would always be industrial and investor demand for silver, so one cannot go wrong purchasing any of these precious metals. $60-$65 is very possible for silver in this run.

[Cryptohygenic]

With silver experiencing a bull run, how high do you think it will get?

When do you see the price hitting this point and when it corrects, how low do you think it will eventually settle?

I think we could get as high as $80, but will probably stop around $65. I do believe silver hits $200 before 2040.

Does this speculation spike for promoting of silver adoption? I have spent times analysing the structures that valuates the resourcesfulness of the silver and I don't know what happens in the global market forces with its very poor adoption rates which tends drives its values.
Honestly I have not had that interest for silver now due to it poor valuable performance and I preferred to invest on the few formidable assets as gold and bitcoin which has more inflation hedge. So the silver current bullishness does not entice me due to it low volatility that acts almost like a stable asset.

[Coyster]

I have spent times analysing the structures that valuates the resourcesfulness of the silver and I don't know what happens in the global market forces with its very poor adoption rates which tends drives its values.

I don't quite understand what you mean here, but silver has its own use cases and adoption. Most of the demand for silver is from industries. Because of its intrinsic features, it is pertinent in the production of electronics, solar panels and even medicine.

Honestly I have not had that interest for silver now due to it poor valuable performance and I preferred to invest on the few formidable assets as gold and bitcoin which has more inflation hedge. So the silver current bullishness does not entice me due to it low volatility that acts almost like a stable asset.

Silver does not have a large market like gold, but like i already said, there is enough demand for silver which makes it a good investment. The price is also another factor to consider, silver is a lot cheaper than gold, and so it provides an opportunity for the "average man" to purchase precious metals that provide hedge against inflation. Finally, because silver is somewhat tied to the economy due to its industrial application, it is much more volatile than gold and investors can benefit from such price swings.

[Xun hu]

I have spent times analysing the structures that valuates the resourcesfulness of the silver and I don't know what happens in the global market forces with its very poor adoption rates which tends drives its values.

I don't quite understand what you mean here, but silver has its own use cases and adoption. Most of the demand for silver is from industries. Because of its intrinsic features, it is pertinent in the production of electronics, solar panels and even medicine.

Honestly I have not had that interest for silver now due to it poor valuable performance and I preferred to invest on the few formidable assets as gold and bitcoin which has more inflation hedge. So the silver current bullishness does not entice me due to it low volatility that acts almost like a stable asset.

Silver does not have a large market like gold, but like i already said, there is enough demand for silver which makes it a good investment. The price is also another factor to consider, silver is a lot cheaper than gold, and so it provides an opportunity for the "average man" to purchase precious metals that provide hedge against inflation. Finally, because silver is somewhat tied to the economy due to its industrial application, it is much more volatile than gold and investors can benefit from such price swings.

Totally you’re spot on silver isn’t just numbers on a chart, it’s an industrial beast. most people sleep on the fact that mining output has basically plateaued in recent years. add to that, a lot of “old silver stock” is either hoarded or locked in industrial use, so real supply is tighter than it looks. now mix that with retail stacking ETFs, small investors, collectors and you get a multiplier effect. When industrial demand surges at the same time, short-term rallies can hit harder than people expect that’s why silver sometimes lags early in a bull phase but suddenly spikes once momentum builds and don’t forget ESG/green-tech trends. Solar panels, EV batteries, even some cutting-edge medical tech need high-purity silver. Most of this comes from mines that are slow to expand, so even a modest boost in these sectors can trigger noticeable price moves.

Basically silver’s volatility isn’t a weakness it’s where the opportunity hides. Combine industrial scarcity, retail adoption, and tech-driven demand, and you get a metal that can surprise even the most cautious investors.

[Ambatman]

The truth is Precious metals like Gold and silver perform well during crisis
Or when it seems the system is failing
And geopolitical skirmish is happening around
And sadly if not properly managed could escalate
So yeah for now, it seems silver ia off to a good start
But once everything starts easing it may start falling
But we know it ain't happening any time soon.

[pooya87]

Honestly I have not had that interest for silver now due to it poor valuable performance and I preferred to invest on the few formidable assets as gold and bitcoin which has more inflation hedge.

Gold went from roughly $1600 to $4000 and silver went from roughly $18 to $48 and both of them are about 150% increase over the past 3 years. So the performance of them is almost the same; you can't call that "poor performance" when you compare these two.

Bitcoin is an entirely different beast though, as we all know. It went from around $40k to $120k in the same time period which is more than a 200% increase. And that's despite all the FUD and panic sell and the uncertainty among traditional investors who still consider bitcoin a "risky asset" while it performs better than gold.

[OgNasty]

The truth is Precious metals like Gold and silver perform well during crisis
Or when it seems the system is failing
And geopolitical skirmish is happening around
And sadly if not properly managed could escalate
So yeah for now, it seems silver ia off to a good start
But once everything starts easing it may start falling
But we know it ain't happening any time soon.

Yes, I was around in 2007 and remember this action quite well.  I'm sure EVERYTHING will crash soon, but the question is when.  Greed keeps us in the market until the last possible moment always...

I have started being more aggressive selling my covered calls in hopes that they start hitting more frequently and I can build up some cash in my brokerage account.  I'm not ready to go short yet, but I am beginning to take some off the table.  I am waiting and watching for which shoe will drop so I can analyze the potential damage and make a decision if I want to go short or not.

[davis196]

With silver experiencing a bull run, how high do you think it will get?

When do you see the price hitting this point and when it corrects, how low do you think it will eventually settle?

I think we could get as high as $80, but will probably stop around $65. I do believe silver hits $200 before 2040.

Gold already hit 4000 USD per troy ounce. It's pretty logical to expect that silver will also hit it's ATH price. I'm not the biggest expert on precious metals and their prices, but it's obvious that we are witnessing a bull run in all precious metals. Maybe it's because precious metals are viewed as a "safe heaven" in these uncertain times for the global economy. It seems that the precious metal price pump will continue in the next year. There's lots of fiat money in circulation and the problem with the US budget deficit won't be solved anytime soon. Fiat goes down, crypto and precious metals will go up. Some experts believe that stocks would also experience a bull run in the upcoming months, even though there might be a correction with the beginning of the final Quarter of 2025.

[wiss19]

-- Silver is not a reserve currency for a country any more. So, you cannot compare silver with gold.

-- Supply of silver is very huge. Approximately only 50% of silver has been mined out from the found reserves. Chances for discovering more reserves is practically higher.

-- Historically silver is known for falling up to 60-70% from its peak prices. Gold did the same for once or twice in last 100+ years.

-- Industrial demands for silver is short living. Because, new technological development will lead for replacing silver with another metal/substance which is cheaper/industrial produced.

You are mentioning about the chances for silver to fall which is complete contradiction to this topic because here people are discussing about what new ATH that silver may test in near future.

I guess that you must include references for your claims. From referring those, people will confirm what is true and what are not possible. That may help other people like myself will learn the exact scenario of future of silver.

[pooya87]

I'm sure EVERYTHING will crash soon, but the question is when.

I wouldn't hold my breath since I don't think apart from corrections here and there, we can see any actual crashes with the way the world is spiraling out of control.

1) In Europe with the false flag operations NATO keeps carrying out (eg. the drones that keep shutting down civilian airports) they are preparing the public opinion about horizontal expansion of the war. Specially now that Russia is eying the last access of NATO to the Black Sea (ie. Odessa) and how NATO forces have already been deployed to Moldova and have even interfered in their elections.

2) America is spiraling into chaos too, with the way US regime has mobilized forces to start a war with Venezuela and I wouldn't be surprised that now that US regime has sent Ukraine its Tomahawks, Russia sends Venezuela (as well as Cuba) its own version of "Tomahawks".

3) Situation is similar in Asia too. With the ongoing genocide in West Asia, the entire region is so outraged that it is now like a barrel of gunpowder waiting to blow up. If that happens, not only the energy market would cease to exist but also the global economy would go down the drain. Which means assets like gold would soar even more than before.
East Asia is the same as well with the coups that US regime keeps carrying out in various countries to disrupt free trade, mainly targeting China not only the extremism has grown but also that has forced China into wanting to intervene. For example they are waiting for the right moment to invade Taiwan and their trigger fingers are itching these days considering how we saw them mobilize their forces back in June (during the time Iran was heavily bombing the US/NATO positions in retaliation) getting ready to invade. In fact seeing that mobilization was one of the reasons why Trump begged Iran for a ceasefire.

4) There are some chaos in Africa too (like Sudan and Morocco) but I don't think they have a global impact like the other 3.

[Lida93]

I think we could get as high as $80, but will probably stop around $65. I do believe silver hits $200 before 2040.

With the scale at which it's moving it's possible it could go above $200  before then. My reasons to that alignment is that looking at the price of silver to gold it's more affordable compared to gold, and many investors would easily afford investing in it with what would look like in larger funds than in gold due to the price  value.  They're both hedge for inflation during conflict times, look around you, does the economic and geopolitical conflicts seems like they would be ending even in the next decade? Part of why silver might continue to have a surging performance, could be slow but steady.

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4) There are some chaos in Africa too (like Sudan and Morocco) but I don't think they have a global impact like the other 3.

There are crisis in many other countries of Africa like Niger, Burkina Faso, Mali, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Nigeria, Somalia, Cameroon and not just South Sudan and Morocco you had taps on. And should these crisis linger further escalating beyond the level they currently are then it's gonna definitely have the kind of global effect similar to those of the East Asia.

And some of these countries are rich in gold mining to which much of the gold in some of the Western and European countries gold reserves were catered away from these  poor developing countries.

[Moreno233]

With silver experiencing a bull run, how high do you think it will get?

When do you see the price hitting this point and when it corrects, how low do you think it will eventually settle?

I think we could get as high as $80, but will probably stop around $65. I do believe silver hits $200 before 2040.

Silver is an asset with good potential just like gold that have hit $4,000 per ounce. As long as the currency market continue to fail, people will continue to diversify to other commodities like gold, silver and Bitcoin. However, it is hard to know how high those commodities will go but if I'm to speculate, I think silver can reach $80 in this continued pump. Like I said, these are mere speculations that may or may not happen so we should do well to invest wisely.

[Cryptohunterkill]

If you check a price of silver now is more higher than what we were used to say in the past, I'm not seeing any possibility that silver will go down anytime soon, in the next 5 years silver will be selling at the rate of $2,234.07 per kilo.