Is it too early to get excited again?
- Thread starter Jislizard
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Its never to early to be RIPPIN!
Gap up where? Screenshot it.
Just gotta remember, if your outa dry powder and cannonballs for the next wave up..
Then sacrifices of rum-lime+coconut may be an acceptable replacement.
Or oil... oil would go well in our cannonz for another attempt at USS berg $100.
Unless of course you want to hold onto it as it goes....
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Then sacrifices of rum-lime+coconut may be an acceptable replacement.
Or oil... oil would go well in our cannonz for another attempt at USS berg $100.
Unless of course you want to hold onto it as it goes....
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mal
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Didn't get a screen shot. It wasn't big, maybe only 10 or 20 cents at around $110 from memory.
2026 world silver survey report
Latest data is out for the 2026 silver instute report..
Highlights:
Market remains in its 6th straight year of deficit, demand outpacing supply. Mine output is basically flat, to slightly up in some regions even with higher prices, with primary mine costs grinding higher... so supply has demonstrated inflexability to price in response.
Recycling is up a bit but not enough to matter much in the overall balance with no major sub-area rebalancing since last year (industrial vs jewellery for instance.. the rates of recycling across ths board look pretty stable)
Demand side is still solid, especially industrial. Nothing really broke there — even with some efficiency gains in a few areas, total usage is still growing overall, just at a slower rate in some areas.
Investment demand is still holding significant tightness in the market. The report shows continued metal leaving US channels and surpising to me significant uptick in flows to india. Overall stock drawdowns continue rather than new supply being found.
Latest data is out for the 2026 silver instute report..
Highlights:
Market remains in its 6th straight year of deficit, demand outpacing supply. Mine output is basically flat, to slightly up in some regions even with higher prices, with primary mine costs grinding higher... so supply has demonstrated inflexability to price in response.
Recycling is up a bit but not enough to matter much in the overall balance with no major sub-area rebalancing since last year (industrial vs jewellery for instance.. the rates of recycling across ths board look pretty stable)
Demand side is still solid, especially industrial. Nothing really broke there — even with some efficiency gains in a few areas, total usage is still growing overall, just at a slower rate in some areas.
Investment demand is still holding significant tightness in the market. The report shows continued metal leaving US channels and surpising to me significant uptick in flows to india. Overall stock drawdowns continue rather than new supply being found.