Written by Bryan Lutz, Editor at Dollarcollapse.com:
It’s Sunday.
Alright, here’s what we do.
Every Sunday, I share a few thoughts with you and other subscribers at Dollar Collapse.
Sometimes we’ll talk about economics, sometimes recent events, and other times, life.
Here are three thoughts for this morning:
1. Silver is screaming opportunity.
Silver traded near $49 an ounce on Friday.
In late January it was around $120…
Now it sits further below its 200-day moving average than at any point since Covid.
BREAKING 🚨: Silver
Silver now trading below its 200-day moving average by the largest margin since Covid 📉📉
— Barchart (@Barchart)
[October 29, 2026]
Yet UBS still sees $70 by December, $75 by mid-2027, and $80 by September 2027.
The bank also expects 2026 to mark silver’s sixth straight annual supply deficit.
UBS projects silver at $70 an ounce by December, $75 by mid-2027 and $80 by September 2027.
The bank projects a sixth consecutive annual deficit for the silver market in 2026.
Analysts in a Reuters poll expect silver to average $66.75 in 2027, down from this year’s forecast of $70.30.
They cite weakening photovoltaic demand, substitution in manufacturing and cautious invest...