Summa Silver Corp. (TSXV: SSVR, OTC: SSVRF, FRA: 48X)
Silver Lives Here
The precious metals market is currently experiencing a grand and sweeping bull market. Gold has surged beyond the historical threshold of $2,100 per ounce, signaling the onset of a major, long-term bull run. However, while gold has captured the spotlight among investors, silver is on the verge of embracing a “golden era” of value revaluation, with explosive potential that is expected to surpass gold!
With gold confirming its breakout from a 13-year-long cup-and-handle pattern, silver—long constrained within a range-bound cycle—is also at a historic tipping point. Data shows that the current gold-to-silver ratio remains above 90:1, highlighting silver’s significant undervaluation compared to its historical average. From a technical perspective, silver is forming an unprecedented 45-year-long super base—the longest consolidation period in modern financial markets.
Once silver breaks above its $50 per ounce resistance level, this will trigger a genuine process of value discovery. Within 12–14 months after the breakthrough, silver prices could soar to the $90–$95 range. A similar explosive rally was briefly observed during the silver crisis of 1979–1980. Today, driven by the green energy revolution, the combined effects of industrial and investment demand are coming together to create a perfect storm for silver.
The global financial markets are undergoing a transformational shift not seen in a century. Bonds have entered only the second prolonged secular bear market in the past 100 years, while the 15-year bull cycle in equities is approaching its end. The traditional 60/40 stock-bond portfolio is losing its return advantage. A 10-year breakout in gold’s performance against this conventional asset mix suggests that a large-scale capital rotation into tangible assets is on the horizon.
When gold firmly establishes its superiority over the traditional 60/40 portfolio, silver will emerge as the biggest beneficiary. Silver’s market size is only one-fifth that of gold, giving it greater price elasticity during periods of capital migration. Historically, silver’s gains during the later stages of a precious metals bull market significantly outpace gold’s, with typical price increases that are 2–3 times greater.
The Federal Reserve is grappling with unprecedented policy dilemmas. Although short-term CPI has moderated, the commodities market is already sending warning signals: copper prices are on the verge of breaking out of a 12-year consolidation, crude oil remains in a high trading range, and agricultural prices continue to rise. This structural bull market in commodities bears a striking resemblance to the stagflationary periods of the 1960s and 1970s.
This parallels the period of disruption in the Bretton Woods monetary system. In a global economy burdened with over $100 trillion in debt, any attempt to normalize monetary policy risks triggering market turmoil. These macroeconomic uncertainties are driving investors toward “physical money” as a hedge, and silver—with its dual nature as both a monetary asset and an industrial necessity—stands out as a top choice in this new era of risk aversion.
As silver stocks hit historical lows and annual silver consumption in the solar industry surges, the precious metals market is experiencing a “perfect storm” of supply and demand imbalance. With cracks appearing in traditional financial fortresses, silver—the “forgotten ark”—could lead a new wave of wealth migration.
