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[David Hunter @DaveHcontrarian]

Here's my latest interview recorded 5/14/26 with @AnthonyFatseas.Discussed the Iran conflict,oil prices,market melt-up,coming top,global bust & the metals. https://t.co/BLcf1LS2qp

[Don Durrett - goldstockdata.com @DonDurrett]

Probably nothing.

[Kai Hoffmann @JrMiningGuy]

NEW Gold & Silver Price Targets, BUST SOON | David Hunter

@DaveHcontrarian warns a #global bust is coming next, with double-digit #unemployment.

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[Jay Roberge 🚀 @jmroberge]

Bank of America has stark message for #Silver investors.

This is no typo.

The bank’s metals team is projecting silver could reach anywhere between $135 and $309 per ounce before the end of 2026. 🚀 https://t.co/BiM6Uh3Pq6

[Egon von Greyerz @GoldSwitzerland]

THE RESET: $10,000 GOLD, $666 SILVER
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[Don Durrett - goldstockdata.com @DonDurrett]

10% whack in a single day. Like I said, buckle up, the bull is going to buck.

Keeping silver under $90 is important for the banksters. Above $90, and $100 becomes a magnet. Above $100 is a problem for them.

But the story is gold, and gold is going higher. That's all that matters. $7K is coming.

Let's do the math.

$7K x 2% = $140 silver
$7K x 3% = $210 silver

We will likely land somewhere in that range. 😉

[Dr. Don Woods @DonaldW60852684]

Anyone investing in silver or silver miners needs to understand what a CME Clearing Daily Delivery Notice means.
You have the sellers listed and the buyers who are taking delivery of physical silver. This is yesterday's notice. It shows activity for the business date of March 3, 2026 (intent date), with actual delivery scheduled for March 5, 2026. The settlement price that day was $82.923 per ounce (so each contract is worth about $414,615 at that price).

Top stoppers (buyers accepting delivery) included:
BOFA Securities (Bank of America) → 195 stopped.
JP Morgan Securities → 145 stopped.
Scotia Capital → 65 stopped.
Morgan Stanley → 62 stopped.

This means BOFA will purchase $80,849,925 worth of physical silver tomorrow at a price of $82.93 per ounce.
JP Morgan will purchase $60,119,175 worth of silver at $82.93.

So I hope you understand why BOFA and JP Morgan would try to smash the paper silver price as low as possible. They are actively buying physical silver in very large amounts. JP Morgan has accumulated more physical silver than any other entity in the past 6 months.
Is it a surprise that the JP Morgan analyst came out with a report that physical silver will average $81/oz in 2026. Why would JP Morgan pay $82.93/oz if they thought silver was going to average $81 this year. They lie in order to discourage retail buyers from purchases which increase the silver price. JP Morgan is accumulating much more silver in anticipation of significantly higher silver prices. It's all so obvious if you just study the data.

[Unlocking the Bag @UnlockingtheBag]

LOL #Silver will leave them stressed...

[MONETARY MAYHEM @MONETARY_MAYHEM]

Silver shorts checking weekend silver prices

[George Noble @gnoble79]

People are going to be SHOCKED by how high gold and silver go from here.

Not in five years. Not in two years.

Starting NOW.

Everyone knows the standard gold bull case. Central banks buying. Dollar debasement. Geopolitical chaos. Fiscal deficits spiraling.

That's the soft, complacent version. The polite dinner party argument.

I'm telling you something different:

The really contrarian view right now isn't that gold pulls back.

The really contrarian view is that it goes up FAR more than anyone imagines.

Gold's total market cap sits around $30 trillion. Silver around $8 trillion.

Global stocks? $125 trillion. Bonds? $300 trillion. Total financial assets? Over $500 trillion.

All it takes is a small fraction of that $500 trillion saying: "I want out of this paper money charade."

And most of that $30 trillion in gold isn't even tradable. It's locked in central bank vaults. The actual buyable float is a fraction of the total.

A $500 trillion ocean of capital with a tiny escape hatch.

Now look at what just happened:

A whale in China deliberately shorted silver. Sloppy, loud, wanted everyone to know. Tried to slam the price and shake out the bulls.

In 2022, a sloppy seller did the exact same thing in nickel. Publicly shorted it. Pushed it down for days.

Then nickel TRIPLED.

Markets love to punish that kind of arrogance.

Meanwhile, the COMEX servers just overheated and shut down.

Again. Same thing happened around Black Friday.

And what followed? A moonshot in precious metals.

The meme bros who piled into SLV last year got rinsed.

And that's good. The market needed to shake out weak hands.

But even after the rinse, gold found a bid. Every single dip got bought. Every selloff reversed.

Strong markets don't let you in.

Gold at $5,200 is trading bid because foreign central banks are structurally reallocating away from dollar reserves.

Now let's talk about what's funding this rotation...

Nvidia just reported $68B in quarterly revenue. Beat every estimate.

But the stock DROPPED 5.5%. Wiped out $260B in market value in a single session.

Morgan Stanley called it the largest, cleanest beat in semiconductor history.

And Mr. Market said: "Don't care."

That's not noise. That's the market telling you something profound:

The hyperscalers are on pace to spend $700 billion in AI capex this year. That's going to consume virtually ALL of their cash from operations. Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Meta - locked in a game of capex chicken where nobody can stop spending because they're terrified of falling behind.

Game theory guarantees this ends in a car crash.

In a bull market, companies get rewarded for spending more. But once you cross the Rubicon, companies get rewarded for CUTTING.

The Mag 7 saw earnings up 145%. The other 493 S&P companies? Up 4%.

That's not a broad market. That's 7 companies selling picks and shovels while everyone else digs empty holes.

And the money rotating OUT of those stocks is going into gold, silver, energy, and emerging markets.

This isn't a blip. China has outperformed the S&P two years running. The equally weighted S&P is crushing the cap-weighted version in 2026.

The next 5 - 10 years will look NOTHING like the last 5 - 10.

Here's what I'd do:

SELL ALL YOUR BONDS. If bonds are rallying, it means the wheels came off the economy. Either way, gold wins.

Switch from SPY to RSP. Stop letting 7 overvalued companies dictate your portfolio.

Own energy. Own precious metals. Own emerging markets.

And above all:

Own gold and silver.

People say it's overbought. But you know what overbought really means?

"I forgot to buy it and it went up without me."

Every driver of gold (fiscal recklessness, geopolitical chaos, central bank buying, dollar debasement) is accelerating.

Someone asked what would make me bearish on gold.

Easy: an outbreak of common sense in fiscal and monetary policy.

Wake me up when that happens.

Until then?

Gold. Don't trade it. Own it.

[kristen shaughnessy @kshaughnessy2]

The financial media and Wall Street finally acknowledging the silver elephant in the room.

“Bank of America just made one of the boldest silver price calls on Wall Street.

Michael Widmer, the bank’s head of metals research, projects silver could reach anywhere between $135 and $309 per ounce before the end of 2026…

The math behind both targets starts with the gold-to-silver ratio, currently sitting at roughly 59:1.

With gold near $5,000, applying the 2011 ratio low of 32:1 puts silver at $135. Apply the 1980 extreme of 14:1, the level reached during the Hunt Brothers silver squeeze, and the number climbs to $309….”

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[James Turk @FGMR]

Could it be that #silver was just taking a breather the last 4 weeks, like it did on the way up in 1979? Is the rest of its moonshot ready to unfold? If silver exceeds $100 this week, it’s a good possibility that leg-2 of silver’s moonshot is beginning b/c it looks like we are in a #SilverSqueeze with not enough metal for all those short. See:
https://t.co/FYvwClHI8C
Last week: #gold +3.4% #silver 12.6% Ratio now at 56 needs to keep falling as gold chugs higher, e.g., $5400 / 40 ratio = $135 silver, nearing my $148 moonshot target.

[Otavio (Tavi) Costa @TaviCosta]

What a time to be an investor in the mining industry.

On my way to PDAC!

[Sagzee @IAmSagzee]

👇📌TLDR: For those short on time:
* Extended war could drive official inflation rates to higher undisclosed real levels.
* Insiders are purchasing gold call options with $20,000 to $25,000 strikes for 2026.
* Conflict in Iran provides a narrative alibi for spikes in consumer costs.
* War masks prior debt and fiat currency proliferation as the primary inflation cause.
* Middle East conflict risks closing the Suez Canal and the Strait of Hormuz.
* Current economic conditions mirror the 1970s stagflation and Vietnam war debt levels.
* Geopolitical events facilitate necessary debasement of US debt and the bond market.

[JustDario @DarioCpx]

⚠️Comex Silver Update: ~6.2k (~31m/oz) Mar26 silver futures will enter settlement today. This figure is even lower than Mar24 and will be lower than January26, when usually March is the month of the year with the largest amount of physical silver deliveries at the Comex.

Frankly, considering what happened this week (CME glitch included), I won't be surprised if those who claim backdoor deals to drop many long Mar26 vs a big cash compensation, instead of standing for delivery, will be ultimately proven right in the future when the truth surfaces.

Considering no silver is making its way into the Comex, it's fair to expect the stock of registered silver at the Comex to drop to ~55m/oz by the end of March, a similar level last recorded over 2 years ago.

[Unlocking the Bag @UnlockingtheBag]

Silver just punched through the resistance zone at $92.20... Will shorts drive it back down or off to the races? #Silver

[SilverTrade @silvertrade]

‼️DEJA VU ALL OVER AGAIN: CME HALTS METALS TRADING AHEAD OF FIRST NOTICE DAY FOR SILVER‼️

🔥The Last Time the CME Halted Trading, Silver Surged 127% Over the Next 60 Days⚡️

Silver Was Trading at $53.26/oz When the CME Halted Trading for 10 Hours overnight November 28th for "COOLING ISSUES".

Silver then immediately spiked to an all time record high $56.78 immediately upon resumption of trading on November 28th.

Silver then proceeded to more than DOUBLE to $121 over the next 2 months as a historic physical short squeeze played out.

The CME "Cooling Issues" Trading Halt just HAPPENED to occur on First Notice Day for the December Silver Contract-
Reportedly After a CHINESE INDUSTRIALIST notified COMEX of his intent to take PHYSICAL DELIVERY of 30 MILLION OZ of silver.

Is it a coincidence that today's CME Trading Halt ("official" explanation yet to be invented) IS OCCURING ONLY 36 HOURS BEFORE FIRST NOTICE DAY on the March Silver Contract⁉️

JUST AS SILVER IS PREPARING TO TAKE OUT $92 TO THE UPSIDE- WITH ONLY OPEN AIR OVERHEAD TO ALL-TIME RECORD NOMINAL HIGHS OVER $120⁉️

Where there's Smoke 🚬, There's Typically FIRE 🔥🔥🔥

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[Eloro Resources Ltd. @EloroResources]

Where the World’s Silver Reserves Sit 🌍

A recent visualization from Visual Capitalist highlights how global #silver reserves are distributed — and the concentration is striking.

📍 Peru leads with roughly 22% of known reserves, followed by Australia, Russia, China, and Poland.

Interestingly, Mexico — the world’s top silver producer — holds a smaller reserve base relative to its output, underscoring that production leadership doesn’t always equal long-term resource depth.

As demand rises from solar, EVs, and electronics, reserve concentration will play an increasingly important role in supply security and pricing.

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#SilverSqueeze

[Tim Hack @realTimHack]

We are seeing that Mexican silver production is being targeted aggressively by cartells. The rising price is one reason (milking cash cows) but I believe there is a way deeper reason.
The cartells are killing staff and I think someone is controlling those cartels. Someone big with an interest in hurting silver production. Because at some point companies shut down mines. You can control safety around your mine but you can't protect every single worker at home or on their way to work.
South America produces half the silver of the world. Mexico 1/4, Peru 1/8. I think the group putting pressure on the miners is connected to the banking elite, maybe directly to JP Morgan.
JP Morgan might have massive amounts of physical silver in vaults they bought up in the last years or decades while they suppressed the price artificially. I think their end goal is to unload the silver at criminally high prices in the future. For this they need a real physical shortage and a massive one. The structural shortage they engineered through the decades long price suppression is probably not enough to unload fully so for their extra hard gains they need extra hard measures. If they suppressed it criminally with derivatives they could also prop it up criminally by increasing the shortage through getting mines closed by cartells. I think their plan is an epic mega squeeze in silver, never seen before in history.
We are ruled by mad men who don't know limits.

[Michael Maloney @mike_maloney]

Here's to the crazy ones.

[PeerMetals @peer_metals]

Mexico: Cartel war escalating.
Iran: Conflict spreading.

Crypto: Crashing.
Banks: Failing.

Jobs: Vanishing.
Dollar: Weakening.

Silver dealers: Sold out.
It's not one black swan.

It's a flock.