iShares Silver Trust (SLV)

A persistent supply deficit and surging industrial demand create a powerful investment thesis for silver, supported by a favorable macroeconomic backdrop.

Silver Prices Slip Over 3% From Recent 13-Year High, But Analysts Say Solar And Industrial Demand Still Support Bull Case

Silver has broken above $37 per ounce and may outperform gold in 2025; many investors are looking for stocks that are alternatives to owning physical silver

Silver is gaining attention as gold prices hit record highs. The gold-to-silver ratio has dropped and analysts predict a $40+ target for silver.

Silver just broke above $35/oz mark after 14 years, flirting with $36. This structural, foundational, and technical rally has potential +39.5% gain. Key ETFs include SLV, AGQ, SIVR and SILJ.

Gold, Silver and Platinum - What's next for these precious metals and which offers the best upside potential?

Silver breaks 14-year ceiling, reaching $36/oz. Demand from solar tech and supply deficits fueling rally. Analysts see $40-50 potential.

To gain an edge, this is what you need to know today.

With global decarbonization efforts accelerating, silver's industrial demand has surged, resulting in consecutive market deficits. According to the Silver Institute, a 15% supply shortfall was reported in 2024, and another deficit is forecast for 2025.

Gap Inc's share price dipped 33% in a week, but analyst Stephanie Link recommends using the weakness to buy the stock.

An unusual surge in call options in early June suggests heightened investor optimism and speculative interest across multiple silver-related stocks and ETFs.

The price of silver has appreciated by more than 20% so far this year, but gold prices have seen an uptick of more than 28%.

Silver prices surge on weak US data, trade tensions, and dovish Fed expectations. iShares Silver Trust up 16% YTD, silver miners rising. Bullish outlook.

Silver may outshine gold as supply deficits and industrial demand drive prices higher. ETFs like SLV, SIVR, SIL, and SILJ offer exposure.

Joseph M. Terranova, Senior Managing Director for Virtus Investment Partners, said DoorDash reported strong quarterly earnings two weeks ago.

In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in the gold and other relevant metal markets.

Stocks came in wobbly, and went up and down in their usual willful way. Gold and silver sustained an early smackdown, but in the end gained some ground.

As the market grinds - and, today, pauses - it’s all to easy to step out ahead and tip your hand early.

Silver remains focused on the $33 level, offering a potential buying opportunity above $33.66 with an upside target near $34.90.

Silver is up 33% over the 12 months, but the high of $35 per ounce was achieved in October.