🩢πŸ”₯πŸ“ˆ Silver enters price discovery as $77 per ounce breaks πŸ“ˆπŸ”₯🩢

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$First Majestic Silver(AG)$ Bullish $Pan American Silver(PAAS)$ Bullish$Endeavour Silver(EXK)$ Bullish  Silver is now on track for its largest monthly gain since December 1979!

Silver is now adding $1 every two hours.

Silver has entered price discovery after clearing $77 per ounce.

Moves of this nature do not resolve quietly.

Price discovery changes behaviour

Silver is now up more than 160% in 2025, and the key detail is not the magnitude, it is the behaviour. Price is accelerating rather than mean reverting, a classic signal that an asset has shifted from trend into repricing.

On the daily silver futures chart, structure has gone near vertical into fresh highs with momentum expanding, not fading. Gold led this cycle, breaking out first and consolidating above $4,500. Silver lagged, then violently caught up. That relative strength rotation is textbook late-cycle precious metals behaviour and rarely ends in a single leg.

Beyond spot strength, the options structure confirms why flows continue to funnel into the metal. Net GEX across all expirations shows meaningful positive gamma building from roughly 67.5 through the low 70s, creating a stabilising dealer support zone beneath price. That structure helps explain why pullbacks remain shallow and quickly absorbed.

Cross-asset confirmation matters here

Stepping back to the broader view sharpens the signal. Silver and gold are breaking out while the S&P 500 grinds higher under rising volatility, and Bitcoin remains structurally fragile after its prior peak. Capital is rotating toward hard assets. This is not narrative chasing, it is purchasing power protection.

Lower timeframe structure confirms it. On the 30-minute silver chart, price is riding the upper Keltner channel, holding above rising EMAs, with volatility expanding rather than compressing. Pullbacks are shallow and quickly absorbed. That is demand overwhelming available supply, not distribution.

Equity leverage follows the metal

Silver-adjacent equity exposure tends to express itself fast once price enters discovery:

Miners: $PAAS $HL $AG $EXK $SVM

Streaming: $WPM

ETFs: $SLV $PSLV $SIL

Miners bring higher beta once silver breaks decisively. Streamers offer cleaner margins with less cost risk. ETFs provide direct metal exposure. Different vehicles, same silver tailwind.

What stands out to me in 2025 is persistence. Precious metals are not responding to a single headline or macro scare. They are repricing against currency debasement, sovereign debt expansion, and real asset scarcity. Once silver enters price discovery, these moves tend to extend far longer than consensus expects.

When silver moves like this, the mistake is assuming mean reversion.

Price discovery phases usually run until positioning, not logic, forces a pause.

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  • NOMS
    08:44
    NOMS
    Is this accurate?  https://youtu.be/7qhfrJIUMe8?si=BpVqlNzOhtU6zFgR
  • Cool Cat Winston
    09:14
    Cool Cat Winston

    Great article, would you like to share it?

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