Silver Rises Over 120% YTD Invest Now 
Samantha is wonderful. I was nervous about spending a chunk of money. I asked her to `hold my hand’ and walk me through making my purchase.
She laughed and guided me through, step by step. She was so helpful in explaining everything...
Travis was amazing! I was having difficulty with a wire transfer of my life’s savings, and I was very worried that I might not be able to receive it all. My husband just passed away and I’ve been worried about these funds along with grieving for 8 months. As soon as I got connected with Travis, my concerns were immediately addressed and he put me at ease. The issue was resolved within days. He even called me back with updates to keep me in the loop about what was going on with the funds. I am so grateful for a customer representative like Travis. He really cares for his clients.
Sam was also very helpful! I called and was connected to Sam within 30 seconds. She helped me with a fee that was charged to my account. She had a great attitude and took care of the fee quickly.
Outstanding quality and customer service. I first discovered Mike Maloney through his “Secrets of Money” video series. It was an excellent precious metals education. I was a financial advisor and it really helped me learn more about wealth protection. I used this knowledge to help protect my clients retirements. I purchase my precious metals through goldsilver.com. It is easy, fast and convenient. I also invested my IRA’s and utilize their excellent storage options. Bottom line, Mike and his team have earned my trust. I continue to invest in wealth protection and my own education. I give back and help others see the opportunities to invest in precious metals. Thank you.
Home / Industry-News / Videos / The Road to Triple-Digit Silver: What’s Driving the Surge?
The Road to Triple-Digit Silver: What’s Driving the Surge?
In a recent GoldSilver episode, Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard sift through a slew of insightful comments from viewers on their latest silver videos. The discussion reveals a recurring theme: investors are increasingly concerned about systemic risks, inflation, and potential currency devaluation, prompting a surge in interest in precious metals.
One key insight is the connection between silver’s production and industrial demand. With 60% of silver mined as a byproduct of base metal mining, a global economic slowdown would reduce both demand and supply, potentially creating a severe supply squeeze. Mike emphasizes that while industrial demand might dip during a recession, monetary demand — driven by fear of fiat currency collapse and systemic instability — could propel silver prices to triple digits.
Alan reads comments reflecting diverse investor perspectives. Some highlight silver’s use as an “outside the system savings account,” while others point out manipulation by big banks and structural deficits in silver supply. There’s also a strong belief that as market psychology shifts from pessimism to fear-driven buying, silver will experience a significant surge.
Mike encourages viewers to consider silver’s potential not just as a commodity but as a hedge against financial instability. He also references his book, “The Great Gold and Silver Rush,” as a resource for understanding these dynamics.
One thing that Alan and Mike both agree on: silver is poised for a large move higher. Mike says that triple-digit silver is a real possibility — and sooner than many think.
If you’ve been waiting on the sidelines, now is the time to act.
Get Gold & Silver Insights Direct to Your Inbox
Join thousands of smart investors who receive expert analysis, market updates, and exclusive deals every week.
Gold vs. Stocks: What Long-Term Ratios Are Telling Investors
US household equity exposure just hit an all-time high. The Buffett Indicator is near record levels. And gold has quietly outperformed the S&P 500 — including dividends — since 2002. Here’s what the long-term data is saying.
Gold During the 1929 Crash: What History Tells Us
When the Dow lost 89.2% between 1929 and 1932, gold preserved its purchasing power. Across every major crisis since — 2000, 2008, 2020 — the same pattern held. Here’s what the historical record says about gold during a stock market crash, and what investors did differently.
Silver broke a historic record. The bigger signal isn’t the price.
Silver’s price is getting all the attention. But COMEX inventory drawdowns, a historic 10-month closing streak, and a Bank of America forecast ranging from $135 to $309 suggest the bigger story is happening beneath the surface.
The 1970s Gold & Silver Bull Run: Causes, Returns, and Lessons for Investors
The 1970s gold and silver bull run remains one of the most dramatic wealth events of the 20th century. Gold rose 2,300%. Silver gained 400% in a single year. Understanding what drove that decade-long move — and what finally ended it — gives modern investors a precise framework for reading today’s precious metals market.
Why Do Investors Buy Silver Too Late — And What Does It Cost?
Every silver bull market follows the same pattern: thin buying interest at low prices, surging attention near the top. Understanding why that happens — and what it costs — is the difference between building wealth and chasing it.
Latest News
What’s Driving Gold Prices? Oil, PMI, and Newmont
What Happens to Gold When the Dollar Crashes?
Dollar Weakens, Gold Falls — and That’s Actually Bullish
What’s Driving Gold Prices? Oil, PMI, and Newmont
Five market stories from April 23, 2026 — and what they mean for gold and silver holders. From Trump’s Hormuz escalation to Newmont’s cost data, each brief connects today’s news to the structural case for holding physical precious metals.
Dollar Weakens, Gold Falls — and That’s Actually Bullish
The US just froze Iraq’s own oil dollars. Iran seized ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Gold fell anyway. The reason is a specific chain reaction most coverage misses — and once you understand it, the price action looks very different.
Thinking About Selling Your Gold? Read This First
The urge to sell gold during a rough stretch feels like caution. It isn’t. Data from more than five decades shows that selling at the wrong moment — even briefly — can wipe out most of your long-term return. Here’s what that actually costs, and what to do instead.