Category: Silver

This technical presentation provides an in-depth look at Silver47, a soon-to-be-public silver mining company. Quinton Hennigh, Technical and Geologic Director at Crescat Capital, a strategic shareholder of our soon-to-be-public Company TSXV: AGA, and Silver47’s CEO Gary Thompson, share key insights on the company as it...

Chen Lin shares his latest forecast for silver and copper with us. We love chatting with Chen as he has very deep insights into Chinese market dynamics and how they are effecting the commodities. He calls for $50 silver by June and suggests a huge...

Chen Lin, Editor of What Is Chen Buying? What Is Chen Selling? joins me to discuss why he is bullish copper, silver and gold.   On the copper and silver front, Chen points to a range of demand factors he thinks will drive prices much...

Silver is increasingly becoming an industrial and an electrical metal, says Matt Watson, founder of Precious Metals Commodity Management LLC. On Wednesday, Watson recorded an episode of Green Rush with guest Phillips Baker. Baker is president & CEO of Hecla Mining, the largest silver producer...

Chen Lin of What is Chen Buying? What is Chen Selling? presents “When Will Gold and Silver Take Off?” at the Metals Investor Forum on January 19-20, 2024.

A Dawson City Special – Chen Lin of ChenPicks.com joins us for a brief conversation about Snowline Gold and a recently released silver research report by one of Australia’s largest banks, ANZ Bank. They predict a period of tightness in the silver space.

An acceleration in the transition to renewable energy is supporting metals not usually associated with renewables, such as Silver. And the Silver market may struggle to adjust, economists at ANZ Bank report… LINK  

Silver returned to the limelight outperforming its sister metal gold in the past few weeks. Prices surged to a near one-year high on increased demand optimism and a weak US currency. In the overseas market, prices gained more than 25 per cent in the last...

Physical silver has typically been in a surplus, almost every year, for over a decade. Since silver is primarily produced as a bi-product to other metals most of the supply is inelastic:     Meaning that all the big mines around the world, which have...