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Silver Nears $40: Is $50 Next?

by JM Bullion

Silver is on the move — and if you’ve been waiting for a breakout, it’s already happening.

Hovering around $39/oz, we’re just a breath away from the key $40/oz resistance level. And history tells us what can happen next.

In 2011, silver exploded from $40 to nearly $50/oz in just a few weeks, fueled by inflation fears, market instability, and a rush into hard assets.

Sound familiar?

The Setup Is Even Stronger Now

  • Silver is up over 25% YTD and gaining momentum
  • Gold has already set new highs — silver is catching up
  • Physical demand is surging, and supply is tight
  • Industrial usage in solar, EVs, and tech is exploding

The gold/silver ratio is compressing, signaling further upside

This isn’t just a short-term spike; it’s a structural squeeze built on fundamentals and macro fear. The dollar is down, deficits are up, and investors are once again hunting for real value.

$50 Is More Than Possible — It’s Historically Probable

Silver has only hit $50 twice in modern history: 1980 and 2011. Both times followed economic chaos and fiat instability.

In 2025, we’ve got both — plus geopolitical tension, sticky inflation, and central banks openly losing control of the narrative.

Smart money is already rotating. If silver breaks $40 with conviction, momentum traders, institutions, and retail stackers will pile in fast.

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You don’t want to be the one buying at $49.97.

 

 
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