Silver’s decline isn’t done

It’s quiet on the Silver front, because the price of Silver has halved over recent times.

That’s a fact.

A question that readers should ask is, who paid $120 for an ounce of Silver in January 2026?

That wasn’t too long after seeing reports of folks lining up outside bullion and government mint outlets, waiting to buy Gold and Silver.

Avid readers of my work will be able to recite my reminders about how parabolas honour mean reversion much more, than other price moves.

Then, in mid August 2026, I suggested that Silver will ‘pop’ to the $69 region but it’s still not cheap enough.

From then, it did bounce (to US$71) and since late August, Silver is back to US$59.

Today, I think it is about to embark on a new lower leg of downward travel.

Clients will be recipients of my ultimate entry price suggestions.

October 14, 2026

rob@karriasset.com.au

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Global Investment Advisor & Portfolio Manager Australian based, Global Work rob@karriasset.com.au

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