Why Is Silver’s Mining Margin So Wide? Tavi Costa Explains

Silver’s recent price drop looks significant. The math behind it tells a different story. Macro strategist Tavi Costa breaks down why the $46 spread between silver’s spot price and its average mining cost is the widest in recorded history — and why that number matters far more than where silver traded last week.

Is the Silver Rally Over? Tavi Costa Breaks Down the Selloff

Silver dropped more than 4% after Kevin Warsh’s first Fed press conference. Macro strategist Tavi Costa of Azoria Capital walks through the market signals, the dollar risk, and why the structural case for silver is unchanged.

Why Silver’s Surge Could Ignite Mining Stocks Next

Silver vs. Miners: A Strange Divergence  Silver today looks extremely undervalued — both against inflation and compared to gold. Yet mining stocks, which typically amplify moves in metals, have lagged badly since the mid-2000s. The HUI index (a benchmark for mining companies) has been in a long decline relative to gold, though Lundin believes it may now be breaking that downtrend.  If miners start to “catch up” to silver’s rally, the leverage could be enormous. History shows that when this gap closes, the moves can be fast and violent — rewarding those positioned early.  Two Core Reasons to Own Gold  […]