Silver isn’t sold for the long term; it’s bought gradually. In January 2026, silver rose to around $121 an ounce, reaching a nominal peak. After that, it fell as low as $48.6 on Tuesday this week and is currently trading in the $51–52 range. Here’s the expectation I mentioned before: this level corresponds to the speculative peak of 1980 and the second peak in 2011. In other words, an area that served as a ceiling for more than four decades is now very close to the current price.

Silver isn’t sold for the long term; it’s bought gradually.

In January 2026, silver rose to around $121 an ounce, reaching a nominal peak. After that, it fell as low as $48.6 on Tuesday this week and is currently trading in the $51–52 range. Here’s the expectation I mentioned before: this level corresponds to the speculative peak of 1980 and the second peak in 2011. In other words, an area that served as a ceiling for more than four decades is now very close to the current price.