Silver Tops $58

Over the holiday weekend, and, after a brief consolidation, silver has broken through $50 resistance to hit an all-new record of $58:

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Silver prices broke higher during Thanksgiving weekend, extending gains to over $58 Sunday night. (Source: Barchart)

But since silver has hit the $50 range in 1980 and 2011, on an inflation-adjusted basis, it’s still lagging gold.

With the holiday season approaching, any precious metals you buy as a gift for family and friends stand to appreciate in value in the coming weeks. Enjoy.

~ Addison

P.S. Gold and silver are both headline stealers thus far in 2025 – participating in the most terrifying bull market driven by a fresh wave of liquidity, money-printing and a push to juice the economy into the midterms.

These trends make precious metals are still offering potential returns, and can help you avoid the bubble-induced danger of investing in any one specific stock.

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Over the holiday weekend, and, after a brief consolidation, silver has broken through $50 resistance to hit an all-new record of $58:

Turn Your Images On

Silver prices broke higher during Thanksgiving weekend, extending gains to over $58 Sunday night. (Source: Barchart)

But since silver has hit the $50 range in 1980 and 2011, on an inflation-adjusted basis, it’s still lagging gold.

With the holiday season approaching, any precious metals you buy as a gift for family and friends stand to appreciate in value in the coming weeks. Enjoy.

~ Addison

These trends make precious metals are still offering potential returns, and can help you avoid the bubble-induced danger of investing in any one specific stock.

If you have requests for new guests you’d like to see join us for Grey Swan Live!, or have any questions for our guests, send them here.

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