Silver Is Entering A Once-In-A-Decade Accumulation Phase – Don’t Miss This Opportunity

Since then, prices have eased roughly 13.5%, slipping from over $54 to just below $47 an ounce. For some, that pullback looks like fatigue. But for seasoned traders at The Gold & Silver Club, this is no sign of weakness – it’s what they call “healthy bull-market digestion” – a brief pause before the next explosive leg higher.

“This isn’t the end of the move,” says Lars Hansen, Head of Research at The Gold & Silver Club. “It’s the reset before the next acceleration. Savvy traders see pullbacks like this for what they are – opportunities to reload before the next phase begins.”

Smart Money Is Quietly Positioning for the Next Breakout

Silver’s investment case differs sharply from Gold’s. Beyond its monetary heritage, Silver’s modern strength lies in its industrial utility – and that is precisely where demand is surging.

The white metal sits at the centre of transformative global industries: Clean Energy, Artificial Intelligence, Defence and High-Tech manufacturing. According to data from The Silver Institute, global demand climbed from 993 million ounces in 2016 to 1.16 billion in 2024, while supply slipped from 1.06 billion to 1.02 billion over the same period – flipping a surplus into a structural deficit.

“Structural deficits are now colliding with a once-in-a-generation demand boom,” notes Hansen. “A clean break above $50 – a key historical resistance level – unlocks a direct path back to the $54.50 record high. Once that level gives way, $75 and even $100 an ounce will become the next long-term Supercycle targets.”

Dollar Crash Fuels Flight to Hard Assets

A crucial tailwind behind Silver’s meteoric rise is the ongoing collapse of the U.S dollar. The greenback has already fallen more than 11% in 2025 – its steepest annual decline since the early 1970s – and Morgan Stanley expects another 10% drop by 2026 as global confidence erodes.

Trump’s so-called “Liberation Day” policies, combined with record fiscal deficits and mounting political pressure on the Federal Reserve to slash rates, have undermined the dollar’s long-standing safe-haven appeal.

In a recent market note, The Gold & Silver Club observed: “The U.S dollar has entered a long-term bear market, igniting a seismic shift into hard assets. Gold and Silver – unlike fiat currency – cannot be devalued, duplicated or destroyed by monetary policy.”

A Strategic Reclassification Changes the Game

In a landmark decision, the United States has officially added Silver, Copper and Uranium to its critical minerals list – elevating Silver from an industrial Commodity to a strategic resource vital to national security and technological independence.

“This reclassification could trigger government stockpiling and tax incentives,” says Hansen. “With over 70% of U.S Silver refined overseas and China dominating global capacity, Washington’s move adds a powerful new bullish catalyst to Silver’s long-term outlook.”

By joining the same tier of strategic importance as Lithium and Rare Earths, Silver now carries a geopolitical premium unseen in decades.

The Most Critical Accumulation Window Since 2011

With rate cuts looming, the U.S dollar under pressure and supply deficits deepening, analysts at The Gold & Silver Club believe Silver is entering its most lucrative accumulation phase in over a decade.

“From now until year-end could be the most rewarding stretch for precious metals since the post-pandemic boom,” Hansen concludes. “The last time Silver looked this cheap, it doubled within months. History could be about to repeat.”

This is the moment decisive traders have been waiting for. The next historic move in Silver is already unfolding – and those still waiting on the sidelines won’t just miss a rally – they’ll miss the greatest wealth transfer of our generation.