Is silver entering a once-in-a-decade accumulation phase?
2025-11-08 00:51:22
Silver prices recently hit an all-time high of $54.50 per ounce, marking the end of a nearly 85% surge over the past 12 months. Since then, silver prices have retreated by about 13.5%, falling from above $54 per ounce to just below $47. Some see this pullback as a sign of weakening momentum. However, for seasoned traders at the Gold and Silver Club, this is by no means a sign of weakness, but rather what they call a "healthy digestion period in a bull market"—a brief pause before the next explosive surge.
“This is not the end of the rally,” said Lars Hansen, head of research at the Gold and Silver Club. “It’s a reset before the next acceleration. Savvy traders know the nature of such pullbacks—they’re a good opportunity to add to their positions before the next wave of the rally begins.”
Smart money is quietly positioning itself for the next breakthrough.
The investment logic for silver is completely different from that for gold. Beyond its inherited monetary attributes, silver's core modern advantage lies in its industrial applications—which is precisely where demand is surging.
This white metal is at the heart of transformative global industries: clean energy, artificial intelligence, defense, and high-tech manufacturing. According to the Silver Institute, between 2016 and 2024, global silver demand will increase from 993 million ounces to 1.16 billion ounces, while supply will decrease from 1.06 billion ounces to 1.02 billion ounces, shifting the market from surplus to structural shortage.
“Structural shortages are now being met with a once-in-a-generation demand surge,” Hansen noted. “Once the key historical resistance level of $50 per ounce is broken, silver will return directly to its historical high of $54.50. If that level is breached, $75 or even $100 per ounce will become the long-term target for the next supercycle.”
The collapse of the US dollar triggered a buying frenzy for safe-haven assets.
One of the key drivers of the silver price surge is the continued plunge in the US dollar. Since 2025, the dollar has fallen by more than 11%, marking its largest annual decline since the early 1970s. Morgan Stanley predicts that the dollar will fall another 10% by 2026 as global confidence declines.
Trump's so-called "Liberation Day" policy, coupled with record fiscal deficits and political pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, has weakened the dollar's long-standing safe-haven appeal.
In a recent market report, the Gold and Silver Club pointed out: "The US dollar has entered a long-term bear market, triggering a significant shift of funds to hard assets. Gold and silver are different from fiat currencies and will not be devalued, copied, or destroyed due to monetary policy."
Strategic classification adjustments reshape the market landscape.
The United States made a landmark decision to formally include silver, copper, and uranium in its list of critical minerals—a move that elevates silver from an industrial commodity to a strategic resource vital to national security and technological independence.
“This classification adjustment could trigger government reserves and tax incentives,” Hansen said. “With over 70% of U.S. silver refining relying on overseas markets and China dominating global production, this move by Washington adds a strong bullish catalyst to the long-term outlook for silver.”
Now that silver has been placed on the same strategic level as resources such as lithium and rare earths, it carries a geopolitical premium that has not been seen in decades.
The most critical hoarding window since 2011
(Spot silver daily chart source: EasyTrade)
With interest rate cuts looming, the dollar under pressure, and supply shortages worsening, analysts at the Gold and Silver Club believe that silver is entering its most profitable accumulation phase in over a decade.
“From now until the end of the year could be the most rewarding period for precious metals since the post-pandemic boom,” Hansen concluded. “The last time silver was at such low prices, it doubled in a few months. History may be about to repeat itself.”
This is the moment that decisive traders have been waiting for. The next historic rally in silver has begun—those who are still watching are missing not only a surge, but also the most significant wealth transfer opportunity of our generation.
“This is not the end of the rally,” said Lars Hansen, head of research at the Gold and Silver Club. “It’s a reset before the next acceleration. Savvy traders know the nature of such pullbacks—they’re a good opportunity to add to their positions before the next wave of the rally begins.”
Smart money is quietly positioning itself for the next breakthrough.
The investment logic for silver is completely different from that for gold. Beyond its inherited monetary attributes, silver's core modern advantage lies in its industrial applications—which is precisely where demand is surging.
This white metal is at the heart of transformative global industries: clean energy, artificial intelligence, defense, and high-tech manufacturing. According to the Silver Institute, between 2016 and 2024, global silver demand will increase from 993 million ounces to 1.16 billion ounces, while supply will decrease from 1.06 billion ounces to 1.02 billion ounces, shifting the market from surplus to structural shortage.
“Structural shortages are now being met with a once-in-a-generation demand surge,” Hansen noted. “Once the key historical resistance level of $50 per ounce is broken, silver will return directly to its historical high of $54.50. If that level is breached, $75 or even $100 per ounce will become the long-term target for the next supercycle.”
The collapse of the US dollar triggered a buying frenzy for safe-haven assets.
One of the key drivers of the silver price surge is the continued plunge in the US dollar. Since 2025, the dollar has fallen by more than 11%, marking its largest annual decline since the early 1970s. Morgan Stanley predicts that the dollar will fall another 10% by 2026 as global confidence declines.
Trump's so-called "Liberation Day" policy, coupled with record fiscal deficits and political pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, has weakened the dollar's long-standing safe-haven appeal.
In a recent market report, the Gold and Silver Club pointed out: "The US dollar has entered a long-term bear market, triggering a significant shift of funds to hard assets. Gold and silver are different from fiat currencies and will not be devalued, copied, or destroyed due to monetary policy."
Strategic classification adjustments reshape the market landscape.
The United States made a landmark decision to formally include silver, copper, and uranium in its list of critical minerals—a move that elevates silver from an industrial commodity to a strategic resource vital to national security and technological independence.
“This classification adjustment could trigger government reserves and tax incentives,” Hansen said. “With over 70% of U.S. silver refining relying on overseas markets and China dominating global production, this move by Washington adds a strong bullish catalyst to the long-term outlook for silver.”
Now that silver has been placed on the same strategic level as resources such as lithium and rare earths, it carries a geopolitical premium that has not been seen in decades.
The most critical hoarding window since 2011
(Spot silver daily chart source: EasyTrade)
With interest rate cuts looming, the dollar under pressure, and supply shortages worsening, analysts at the Gold and Silver Club believe that silver is entering its most profitable accumulation phase in over a decade.
“From now until the end of the year could be the most rewarding period for precious metals since the post-pandemic boom,” Hansen concluded. “The last time silver was at such low prices, it doubled in a few months. History may be about to repeat itself.”
This is the moment that decisive traders have been waiting for. The next historic rally in silver has begun—those who are still watching are missing not only a surge, but also the most significant wealth transfer opportunity of our generation.
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