price analysis

Michael Oliver sees gold as a safe haven and silver as a major buying opportunity poised for a sharp rebound.

Bloomberg's Mike McGlone on Soar Financially predicts a "deflationary shock," forecasting gold to $4,000 and oil to $40, echoing 2008.

Economist Mark Thornton on misesmedia explained how silver's price can rise during economic downturns due to the theory of joint supply.

Keith Weiner warns of the dollar's unlimited decline against gold, driven by fiat currency debasement and systemic risks. He sees a gold bull market despite potential corrections

Rick Rule predicts gold prices will surge as the dollar loses value. Citing unsustainable government debt and negative real interest rates, he urges investors to consider precious metals.

Precious metals expert David Morgan sees silver poised for a significant upward run with "very little upside resistance." He anticipates a shift, fueled by economic concerns and gold's strength.

Khunkhun tells the 'trigger point' for parabolic silver is near. Persistent supply deficits, driven by industry and investment, plus limited primary mine output, signal a potential price surge.

Silver is in the process of breaking out, with only one final hurdle before it enters a full-blown bull market—just as gold did a year ago.

Gold's surge signals an imminent "global reset," warns Willem Middelkoop. Key factors: central banks' physical gold demand, geopolitical instability, and a shift from the dollar.

Gold and silver are nearing a historic bull market, says expert Jordan Roy-Byrne on Liberty and Finance. He predicts major gains, especially for silver, which he sees set for a record-breaking surge.