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Platinum is still massively underpriced relative to gold. Bearing in mind it used to be more expensive than gold not long ago.

If the price follows the same pattern as last October, when price corrected sharply to £20, then whooshed to almost £45, or 125%, then we could see price reach just shy of £80 from the recent correction.

Matthew Piepenberg:

“But was it really any “magical” coincidence that JP Morgan was able to exit its massive (and fatally stupid) short exposure at the absolute bottom/floor of the silver price on Friday? That is, at the perfect moment?

Was it also any coincidence that the London Metals Exchange went completely dark on that very same day?

And was it just an equal coincidence that HSBC, the second largest silver short holder on the LBMA, went completely offline as the choreographed Friday massacre in silver took place?

Or do you think it may also be just another coincidence that the self-regulated COMEX raised its margin requirements yet again on that same Friday to shake out even more of the levered longs, which were otherwise pummeling the short-exposed bankers?

And finally, do you think it was just a coincidence that the announcement of a new Fed Sheriff came that very same day, on the eve of a weekend, and well after the Asian markets had closed?”

Add to that CME’s singular failure to halt trading after 10% decline.

Molatovkid…better be quick before they introduce capital controls.

10 bagger for me…so far.

Patience is a virtue. Enjoy a holiday, go to a spa. Silver is going to a new reality (Michael Oliver). FRES will reward in its own time, in its own way, whether through SP, dividends, or a combination of multiple ways.

When FRES was languishing in the £4s 2 years ago, who would have thought it would 10x by today? Who dares to think where this could be in another 2 years?

At present the ratio of silver ounces vs gold ounces mined is 8:1. That would translate into a gold : silver ratio of 12% approx. Factor in the annual shortage of silver extraction vs industrial demand, a ratio in single digits is not out of the question.

PLG could still go a very long way if production gets under way.

Smart people would exchange their paper gains for income producing assets, in recognition of the ongoing devaluation of fiat.

In essence: You ain’t seen nothing yet.

Currently, the paper-to-physical silver ratio is approximately 408:1, meaning there are about 408 ounces of paper silver for every ounce of physical silver available. This indicates a significant disparity between the two markets. Currently the metal is calling the paper’s bluff.

Q4/25 production report due 28 January. When is the full year preliminary report due?

Who sold at £36?

Nothing like juicy divis to get investors salivating. Reporting season could not come too soon!

Hi Yo $80 spot Silver!

Michael Oliver has given the best analysis so far: Silver is going to a new reality. That could be $300, but it could overshoot (to say $500), before settling into the new base.

It’s freezing outside, but my hands are warm!

I got a little hungry yesterday.

Shanghai silver is at just under $80 /oz