"They’re Losing Control of Gold & Silver — What Comes Next Will Shock Everyone" - Gareth Soloway

Gareth Soloway views silver as standing at a critical crossroads after delivering an extraordinary upside move that has captured global attention. Since the April 2025 lows, silver has climbed more than 150%, a pace of advance that is rarely seen outside of late-cycle or emotionally driven phases. This surge has carried price directly into a long-term technical ceiling that stretches from the 1982 bear-market bottom through the 2011 historic peak, a zone concentrated around the low-$70s. From a pure market-structure perspective, such steep, near-vertical advances tend to exhaust buying power in the short run. Even within powerful bull markets, prices typically need time to digest gains, reset momentum indicators, and allow stronger hands to replace short-term traders before the next sustainable move higher can begin.

Despite the risk of short-term exhaustion, the fundamental backdrop supporting silver remains unusually strong. Demand is no longer limited to jewelry or investment interest, but is being driven by long-term structural trends such as electrification, artificial intelligence infrastructure, renewable energy expansion, and increased military and defense spending. At the same time, physical supply remains tight, with limited new mine production and shrinking above-ground inventories. Soloway highlights, however, that silver’s greatest strength can also be its greatest weakness: volatility. When speculative enthusiasm intensifies, silver has a history of entering crowded trades where momentum overtakes discipline. In these moments, corrections tend to be swift and unforgiving, flushing out leveraged and emotionally driven participants. A decline of roughly 15 to 25 percent would fit well within historical norms and could easily pull prices back into the mid-$50s or low-$60s without altering the broader bullish structure.

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