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Three Charts That Suggest 2026 is the Year For Precious Metals Miners

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by Phoenix Capital Research
Friday, Jan 09, 2026 - 13:27

Despite multiple raids/ bear attacks/ interventions, silver and gold are refusing to break down.

Silver peaked at ~$80 per ounce. The CME and other institutions have repeatedly attempted to suppress the precious metal by hiking margins and other tactics. In spite of this, silver has rebounded and is trading at $77 per ounce (less than 5% off its all-time highs).

This is a MAJOR signal of demand. The fact that multiple interventions failed to push silver down and every dip is being aggressively bought signals that this bull market in precious metals is nowhere near over.

It now looks as though silver miners are about to play catch up.

The ratio between silver miners and silver bullion is trading at extreme lows. This means that silver miners are underperforming the precious metal by a WIDE margin.

This situation is not specific to silver either. The underperformance by gold miners relative to gold is even MORE extreme! But by the look of things… it won’t last much longer!

Even a small “reversion to the mean” here would mean precious metals miners EXPLODING higher. Indeed, it looks as though 2026 could be THE year for precious metals miners to dominate.

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Best Regards

Graham Summers

Chief Market Strategist

Phoenix Capital Research

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