This is one of those moments that makes all the waiting worth it.
On October 13, Silver futures did something it had failed to do for more than four decades. The price was finally pushing through the same level that marked the 1980 Hunt brothers peak and the 2011 blow-off top.
It was one of the most significant base breakouts in commodity market history.
At the time, we said plainly that this wasn’t just another test. This was the resolution of a multi-decade accumulation pattern, the kind that only shows up a few times in a career.
We laid out a clear plan: own Silver above 50, with a target of 73, and expect this new uptrend to last for years, not weeks.
Since then, Silver hasn’t hesitated for a second.
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