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The Bullish Case for Silver - Money Metals Exchange - Commentaries - Advisor Perspectives

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Money Metals Exchange is making a bullish case for silver while the metal trades at $59.45 — down 48.3% from its 2026 peak. The timing is either contrarian discipline or an advertisement dressed as analysis. Silver's collapse mirrors gold's 23.5% drawdown, but with twice the volatility and none of the institutional bid that has historically cushioned gold in geopolitical crises. The supply disruptions that spiked both metals in January are still active — oil remains 10+ million barrels short daily — yet silver has given back nearly half its gains while manufacturers and jewelers simply waited.

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