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·2 t sittenBloomberg (among others) is in the process of selling gold and silver futures for billions of USD (started last Thursday and ends in the middle of next week) because every year at this time they rebalance the holdings of, among other things, silver in their Bloomberg Commodity Index. This helps to keep the price down these days. They are "forced" to carry out the rebalancing because they must keep the holdings (measured in value) of silver within a limit that is set for the index. Search for "silver index rebalancing"
·1 t sittenTo what extent will this negatively affect the mining stocks?
·1 t sittenCan affect both negatively and positively, no direct answer. Here is some Copy and paste text that contains well-known sensible elements; Silver mining stocks tend to be more volatile than the silver price itself for two main reasons: 📌 A) Gain Multiplier Mining stocks often react more strongly than the metal itself – up when prices rise, and down when prices fall. During periods of index-driven technical selling, stocks can fall more than the silver price in the short term. Inyo Register 📌 B) Market Sentiment and Risk Appetite Technical corrections in silver can create risk aversion in mining stocks. Smaller, more debt-laden miners can fall harder, while larger players often have better resilience. Inyo Register 📉 In practice, we have recently seen: Several large miners (e.g., Hecla, First Majestic, Pan American) weakened when the silver price fell in January 2026
·15 t sitten🚀 Silver to $120 in 2026? Why the new "silver squeeze" might be more than just hype Silver prices have already had an extreme year, and many are asking if this is just a temporary rally. However, looking beyond the market noise, the fundamental conditions point in one clear direction. This is not just about speculation, but about a market that is becoming structurally tighter. According to the World Silver Survey, the silver market is entering another year with a significant physical deficit. The world is now using more silver than is produced, year after year. Inventories in Western trading hubs have been sharply reduced, while industry cannot replace silver with other metals without significant losses in efficiency. When available metal becomes a scarce resource, the price is pushed up to ration demand. China has simultaneously changed the rules of the game. With new export licenses from 2026, the country secures its own access to silver for solar energy, batteries, AI, and advanced electronics. China is not only a major producer but also a global refining hub. When this flow is restricted, Western markets must compete harder for the metal that is actually available, which several banks warn could lead to regional price differences and sharp price jumps. Industrial demand is also not cyclical in the same way as before. Silver has become a strategic metal. New generation solar cells use more silver than before, and AI-driven electrification increases the need for reliable conductive materials. At the same time, it takes many years to open new mines, meaning that the supply side cannot react quickly enough to increasing demand. In addition, there is the gold/silver ratio. Historically, this has been much lower than the levels we saw at the start of this bull market. If gold remains strong, and the ratio normalizes as it often does in commodity cycles, it implies a much higher silver price than today. In summary, the picture points to a market where the price must go higher to balance supply and demand. Corrections will come, but the long-term drivers are strong. In such a scenario, $120 in 2026 is not extreme, but a level that reflects the realities of a tight physical market. What do you think? Is this the peak, or are we just at the beginning of silver's decade? #Silver #Silver #Commodities #Investing #Nordnet #Macro #Trading Sources: https://silverinstitute.org/world-silver-survey-2025/ https://silverinstitute.org/silver-industrial-demand-reached-a-record-680-5-moz-in-2024/ https://www.metalsfocus.com/research/ https://www.kitco.com/news/ https://www.goldmansachs.com/insights/pages/commodity-outlook.html
·9 t sittenBased on the wise words written here, by people who are significantly better informed than me, I choose to be cautiously optimistic. I'm still wondering a bit if any of you wise people have an opinion on how much this can fall, if it were to go that way. So are we talking about a cautious correction, or a belly flop?·9 t sittenSummary in figures Given that the silver price is now rising parabolically, it is natural to expect increased volatility and larger fluctuations than in a more normal trend phase. Parabolic movements have historically often been followed by both rapid corrections and periods of consolidation, without necessarily meaning that the long-term trend is broken. Based on historical patterns, technical analysis and assessments from market participants, possible corrections from high levels can broadly be divided as follows: Light correction: –10 to –20 percent. This often corresponds to a short breather in a parabolic rise, often driven by profit-taking after rapid price movements. Moderate correction: –20 to –40 percent. In previous parabolic phases in silver, such movements have occurred several times, even within overall bull markets. Strong or extreme correction: –40 percent or more. This is rarer, but can occur if a parabolic rise collapses abruptly, for example due to sharp liquidity tightening or forced sales in the derivatives market. The figures are not a guarantee, but provide a realistic range for what the market has historically shown that silver can correct, especially in periods of parabolic price development like the one we are seeing now, and are relevant for assessments in the 2025–2026 period. ⸻ Sources World Silver Survey, Silver Institute https://www.silverinstitute.org/world-silver-survey/ LBMA Precious Metals Market Reports https://www.lbma.org.uk/market-insight FXEmpire, analyses of silver volatility and technical patterns https://www.fxempire.com/forecasts/silver Macrotrends, historical silver prices and percentage drops https://www.macrotrends.net/1470/historical-silver-prices-100-year-chart Reuters, commodity analyses and comments from major banks https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/- ·17 t sittenWhen silver tests psychological limits – and the market holds its breath It is striking how both gold and silver are now pushing against clear psychological levels. Around 4,500 for gold and 80 for silver, something more than just usual pricing is happening. The market hesitates. Not because fundamental conditions are suddenly unclear, but because round numbers have an inherent power over investors' expectations. In the silver market, this effect is particularly strong. Silver is a small market compared to gold, and therefore relatively small capital flows can have large impacts. When the price approaches a level "everyone" is watching, order books fill up. Some take profit for fear of setbacks, others wait for confirmation before they dare to buy. The result is that the price hovers, just as we see now. At the same time, silver is caught between two identities. It is both a precious metal and an industrial metal. When the price is pushed towards 80, the question many are reluctant to answer arises. Should silver be priced more like gold, driven by distrust in fiat currencies and financial systems, or as a cyclically sensitive commodity linked to industry and technology? This uncertainty creates stagnation, even in a market with strong long-term drivers. Historical memory also plays a large role. Many still remember the massive movements in silver in 1980 and 2011. When new highs approach, both greed and fear awaken simultaneously. This causes many to sell earlier than they otherwise would have, not because they believe the top has been reached, but because they fear the volatility that may come. The interesting thing is what happens when such levels are tested again and again without a sharp fall. Gradually, selling interest is depleted, and resistance weakens. When the breakout first comes, it often happens quickly. Stop-loss orders, trend followers, and algorithms amplify the movement, and the market goes from hesitation to acceleration in a short time. Next week could be extra exciting with the rebalancing of commodity indices. Such changes are mechanical and emotionless, but precisely therefore they can be decisive. In a market that is already mentally tense around a psychological level, forced capital flows can be what tips the scales. When silver now pushes towards 80, it is not just a number being tested. It is the market's collective will to accept that a new price zone may be becoming the norm. ⸻ Kilder og videre lesning: LBMA. Precious Metals Market Statistics og prisdata https://www.lbma.org.uk/market-data CME Group. Silver Futures and Options. Markedsstruktur og likviditet https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/metals/precious/silver.html S&P Dow Jones Indices. Methodology for S&P GSCI og råvareindekser https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/indices/commodities/sp-gsci/ World Silver Survey (Silver Institute). Markedsbalanse, etterspørsel og investeringsstrømmer https://www.silverinstitute.org Goldman Sachs. Commodities Outlook og analyse av volatilitet i råvaremarkedet https://www.goldmansachs.com/insights/pages/commodities.html
- ·20 t sittenThere will be a nice update on Monday. Good evening :)
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- ·2 t sittenBloomberg (among others) is in the process of selling gold and silver futures for billions of USD (started last Thursday and ends in the middle of next week) because every year at this time they rebalance the holdings of, among other things, silver in their Bloomberg Commodity Index. This helps to keep the price down these days. They are "forced" to carry out the rebalancing because they must keep the holdings (measured in value) of silver within a limit that is set for the index. Search for "silver index rebalancing"·1 t sittenTo what extent will this negatively affect the mining stocks?·1 t sittenCan affect both negatively and positively, no direct answer. Here is some Copy and paste text that contains well-known sensible elements; Silver mining stocks tend to be more volatile than the silver price itself for two main reasons: 📌 A) Gain Multiplier Mining stocks often react more strongly than the metal itself – up when prices rise, and down when prices fall. During periods of index-driven technical selling, stocks can fall more than the silver price in the short term. Inyo Register 📌 B) Market Sentiment and Risk Appetite Technical corrections in silver can create risk aversion in mining stocks. Smaller, more debt-laden miners can fall harder, while larger players often have better resilience. Inyo Register 📉 In practice, we have recently seen: Several large miners (e.g., Hecla, First Majestic, Pan American) weakened when the silver price fell in January 2026
- ·15 t sitten🚀 Silver to $120 in 2026? Why the new "silver squeeze" might be more than just hype Silver prices have already had an extreme year, and many are asking if this is just a temporary rally. However, looking beyond the market noise, the fundamental conditions point in one clear direction. This is not just about speculation, but about a market that is becoming structurally tighter. According to the World Silver Survey, the silver market is entering another year with a significant physical deficit. The world is now using more silver than is produced, year after year. Inventories in Western trading hubs have been sharply reduced, while industry cannot replace silver with other metals without significant losses in efficiency. When available metal becomes a scarce resource, the price is pushed up to ration demand. China has simultaneously changed the rules of the game. With new export licenses from 2026, the country secures its own access to silver for solar energy, batteries, AI, and advanced electronics. China is not only a major producer but also a global refining hub. When this flow is restricted, Western markets must compete harder for the metal that is actually available, which several banks warn could lead to regional price differences and sharp price jumps. Industrial demand is also not cyclical in the same way as before. Silver has become a strategic metal. New generation solar cells use more silver than before, and AI-driven electrification increases the need for reliable conductive materials. At the same time, it takes many years to open new mines, meaning that the supply side cannot react quickly enough to increasing demand. In addition, there is the gold/silver ratio. Historically, this has been much lower than the levels we saw at the start of this bull market. If gold remains strong, and the ratio normalizes as it often does in commodity cycles, it implies a much higher silver price than today. In summary, the picture points to a market where the price must go higher to balance supply and demand. Corrections will come, but the long-term drivers are strong. In such a scenario, $120 in 2026 is not extreme, but a level that reflects the realities of a tight physical market. What do you think? Is this the peak, or are we just at the beginning of silver's decade? #Silver #Silver #Commodities #Investing #Nordnet #Macro #Trading Sources: https://silverinstitute.org/world-silver-survey-2025/ https://silverinstitute.org/silver-industrial-demand-reached-a-record-680-5-moz-in-2024/ https://www.metalsfocus.com/research/ https://www.kitco.com/news/ https://www.goldmansachs.com/insights/pages/commodity-outlook.html·9 t sittenBased on the wise words written here, by people who are significantly better informed than me, I choose to be cautiously optimistic. I'm still wondering a bit if any of you wise people have an opinion on how much this can fall, if it were to go that way. So are we talking about a cautious correction, or a belly flop?·9 t sittenSummary in figures Given that the silver price is now rising parabolically, it is natural to expect increased volatility and larger fluctuations than in a more normal trend phase. Parabolic movements have historically often been followed by both rapid corrections and periods of consolidation, without necessarily meaning that the long-term trend is broken. Based on historical patterns, technical analysis and assessments from market participants, possible corrections from high levels can broadly be divided as follows: Light correction: –10 to –20 percent. This often corresponds to a short breather in a parabolic rise, often driven by profit-taking after rapid price movements. Moderate correction: –20 to –40 percent. In previous parabolic phases in silver, such movements have occurred several times, even within overall bull markets. Strong or extreme correction: –40 percent or more. This is rarer, but can occur if a parabolic rise collapses abruptly, for example due to sharp liquidity tightening or forced sales in the derivatives market. The figures are not a guarantee, but provide a realistic range for what the market has historically shown that silver can correct, especially in periods of parabolic price development like the one we are seeing now, and are relevant for assessments in the 2025–2026 period. ⸻ Sources World Silver Survey, Silver Institute https://www.silverinstitute.org/world-silver-survey/ LBMA Precious Metals Market Reports https://www.lbma.org.uk/market-insight FXEmpire, analyses of silver volatility and technical patterns https://www.fxempire.com/forecasts/silver Macrotrends, historical silver prices and percentage drops https://www.macrotrends.net/1470/historical-silver-prices-100-year-chart Reuters, commodity analyses and comments from major banks https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/
- ·17 t sittenWhen silver tests psychological limits – and the market holds its breath It is striking how both gold and silver are now pushing against clear psychological levels. Around 4,500 for gold and 80 for silver, something more than just usual pricing is happening. The market hesitates. Not because fundamental conditions are suddenly unclear, but because round numbers have an inherent power over investors' expectations. In the silver market, this effect is particularly strong. Silver is a small market compared to gold, and therefore relatively small capital flows can have large impacts. When the price approaches a level "everyone" is watching, order books fill up. Some take profit for fear of setbacks, others wait for confirmation before they dare to buy. The result is that the price hovers, just as we see now. At the same time, silver is caught between two identities. It is both a precious metal and an industrial metal. When the price is pushed towards 80, the question many are reluctant to answer arises. Should silver be priced more like gold, driven by distrust in fiat currencies and financial systems, or as a cyclically sensitive commodity linked to industry and technology? This uncertainty creates stagnation, even in a market with strong long-term drivers. Historical memory also plays a large role. Many still remember the massive movements in silver in 1980 and 2011. When new highs approach, both greed and fear awaken simultaneously. This causes many to sell earlier than they otherwise would have, not because they believe the top has been reached, but because they fear the volatility that may come. The interesting thing is what happens when such levels are tested again and again without a sharp fall. Gradually, selling interest is depleted, and resistance weakens. When the breakout first comes, it often happens quickly. Stop-loss orders, trend followers, and algorithms amplify the movement, and the market goes from hesitation to acceleration in a short time. Next week could be extra exciting with the rebalancing of commodity indices. Such changes are mechanical and emotionless, but precisely therefore they can be decisive. In a market that is already mentally tense around a psychological level, forced capital flows can be what tips the scales. When silver now pushes towards 80, it is not just a number being tested. It is the market's collective will to accept that a new price zone may be becoming the norm. ⸻ Kilder og videre lesning: LBMA. Precious Metals Market Statistics og prisdata https://www.lbma.org.uk/market-data CME Group. Silver Futures and Options. Markedsstruktur og likviditet https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/metals/precious/silver.html S&P Dow Jones Indices. Methodology for S&P GSCI og råvareindekser https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/indices/commodities/sp-gsci/ World Silver Survey (Silver Institute). Markedsbalanse, etterspørsel og investeringsstrømmer https://www.silverinstitute.org Goldman Sachs. Commodities Outlook og analyse av volatilitet i råvaremarkedet https://www.goldmansachs.com/insights/pages/commodities.html
- ·20 t sittenThere will be a nice update on Monday. Good evening :)
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Tunnusluvut
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?
Korkea: 6 / 7
Tunnusluvut
- Juoksevat kulut1,40%
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- KategoriaSektori arvometallit osakkeet
- PerusvaluuttaEUR
- Lainoitusaste70%
- Avaintietoasiakirja
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The focus is on Global Precious Metal Mining Company with a special focus on transferable securities whose value development is affected by the market development for Silver.
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- ·2 t sittenBloomberg (among others) is in the process of selling gold and silver futures for billions of USD (started last Thursday and ends in the middle of next week) because every year at this time they rebalance the holdings of, among other things, silver in their Bloomberg Commodity Index. This helps to keep the price down these days. They are "forced" to carry out the rebalancing because they must keep the holdings (measured in value) of silver within a limit that is set for the index. Search for "silver index rebalancing"·1 t sittenTo what extent will this negatively affect the mining stocks?·1 t sittenCan affect both negatively and positively, no direct answer. Here is some Copy and paste text that contains well-known sensible elements; Silver mining stocks tend to be more volatile than the silver price itself for two main reasons: 📌 A) Gain Multiplier Mining stocks often react more strongly than the metal itself – up when prices rise, and down when prices fall. During periods of index-driven technical selling, stocks can fall more than the silver price in the short term. Inyo Register 📌 B) Market Sentiment and Risk Appetite Technical corrections in silver can create risk aversion in mining stocks. Smaller, more debt-laden miners can fall harder, while larger players often have better resilience. Inyo Register 📉 In practice, we have recently seen: Several large miners (e.g., Hecla, First Majestic, Pan American) weakened when the silver price fell in January 2026
- ·15 t sitten🚀 Silver to $120 in 2026? Why the new "silver squeeze" might be more than just hype Silver prices have already had an extreme year, and many are asking if this is just a temporary rally. However, looking beyond the market noise, the fundamental conditions point in one clear direction. This is not just about speculation, but about a market that is becoming structurally tighter. According to the World Silver Survey, the silver market is entering another year with a significant physical deficit. The world is now using more silver than is produced, year after year. Inventories in Western trading hubs have been sharply reduced, while industry cannot replace silver with other metals without significant losses in efficiency. When available metal becomes a scarce resource, the price is pushed up to ration demand. China has simultaneously changed the rules of the game. With new export licenses from 2026, the country secures its own access to silver for solar energy, batteries, AI, and advanced electronics. China is not only a major producer but also a global refining hub. When this flow is restricted, Western markets must compete harder for the metal that is actually available, which several banks warn could lead to regional price differences and sharp price jumps. Industrial demand is also not cyclical in the same way as before. Silver has become a strategic metal. New generation solar cells use more silver than before, and AI-driven electrification increases the need for reliable conductive materials. At the same time, it takes many years to open new mines, meaning that the supply side cannot react quickly enough to increasing demand. In addition, there is the gold/silver ratio. Historically, this has been much lower than the levels we saw at the start of this bull market. If gold remains strong, and the ratio normalizes as it often does in commodity cycles, it implies a much higher silver price than today. In summary, the picture points to a market where the price must go higher to balance supply and demand. Corrections will come, but the long-term drivers are strong. In such a scenario, $120 in 2026 is not extreme, but a level that reflects the realities of a tight physical market. What do you think? Is this the peak, or are we just at the beginning of silver's decade? #Silver #Silver #Commodities #Investing #Nordnet #Macro #Trading Sources: https://silverinstitute.org/world-silver-survey-2025/ https://silverinstitute.org/silver-industrial-demand-reached-a-record-680-5-moz-in-2024/ https://www.metalsfocus.com/research/ https://www.kitco.com/news/ https://www.goldmansachs.com/insights/pages/commodity-outlook.html·9 t sittenBased on the wise words written here, by people who are significantly better informed than me, I choose to be cautiously optimistic. I'm still wondering a bit if any of you wise people have an opinion on how much this can fall, if it were to go that way. So are we talking about a cautious correction, or a belly flop?·9 t sittenSummary in figures Given that the silver price is now rising parabolically, it is natural to expect increased volatility and larger fluctuations than in a more normal trend phase. Parabolic movements have historically often been followed by both rapid corrections and periods of consolidation, without necessarily meaning that the long-term trend is broken. Based on historical patterns, technical analysis and assessments from market participants, possible corrections from high levels can broadly be divided as follows: Light correction: –10 to –20 percent. This often corresponds to a short breather in a parabolic rise, often driven by profit-taking after rapid price movements. Moderate correction: –20 to –40 percent. In previous parabolic phases in silver, such movements have occurred several times, even within overall bull markets. Strong or extreme correction: –40 percent or more. This is rarer, but can occur if a parabolic rise collapses abruptly, for example due to sharp liquidity tightening or forced sales in the derivatives market. The figures are not a guarantee, but provide a realistic range for what the market has historically shown that silver can correct, especially in periods of parabolic price development like the one we are seeing now, and are relevant for assessments in the 2025–2026 period. ⸻ Sources World Silver Survey, Silver Institute https://www.silverinstitute.org/world-silver-survey/ LBMA Precious Metals Market Reports https://www.lbma.org.uk/market-insight FXEmpire, analyses of silver volatility and technical patterns https://www.fxempire.com/forecasts/silver Macrotrends, historical silver prices and percentage drops https://www.macrotrends.net/1470/historical-silver-prices-100-year-chart Reuters, commodity analyses and comments from major banks https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/
- ·17 t sittenWhen silver tests psychological limits – and the market holds its breath It is striking how both gold and silver are now pushing against clear psychological levels. Around 4,500 for gold and 80 for silver, something more than just usual pricing is happening. The market hesitates. Not because fundamental conditions are suddenly unclear, but because round numbers have an inherent power over investors' expectations. In the silver market, this effect is particularly strong. Silver is a small market compared to gold, and therefore relatively small capital flows can have large impacts. When the price approaches a level "everyone" is watching, order books fill up. Some take profit for fear of setbacks, others wait for confirmation before they dare to buy. The result is that the price hovers, just as we see now. At the same time, silver is caught between two identities. It is both a precious metal and an industrial metal. When the price is pushed towards 80, the question many are reluctant to answer arises. Should silver be priced more like gold, driven by distrust in fiat currencies and financial systems, or as a cyclically sensitive commodity linked to industry and technology? This uncertainty creates stagnation, even in a market with strong long-term drivers. Historical memory also plays a large role. Many still remember the massive movements in silver in 1980 and 2011. When new highs approach, both greed and fear awaken simultaneously. This causes many to sell earlier than they otherwise would have, not because they believe the top has been reached, but because they fear the volatility that may come. The interesting thing is what happens when such levels are tested again and again without a sharp fall. Gradually, selling interest is depleted, and resistance weakens. When the breakout first comes, it often happens quickly. Stop-loss orders, trend followers, and algorithms amplify the movement, and the market goes from hesitation to acceleration in a short time. Next week could be extra exciting with the rebalancing of commodity indices. Such changes are mechanical and emotionless, but precisely therefore they can be decisive. In a market that is already mentally tense around a psychological level, forced capital flows can be what tips the scales. When silver now pushes towards 80, it is not just a number being tested. It is the market's collective will to accept that a new price zone may be becoming the norm. ⸻ Kilder og videre lesning: LBMA. Precious Metals Market Statistics og prisdata https://www.lbma.org.uk/market-data CME Group. Silver Futures and Options. Markedsstruktur og likviditet https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/metals/precious/silver.html S&P Dow Jones Indices. Methodology for S&P GSCI og råvareindekser https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/indices/commodities/sp-gsci/ World Silver Survey (Silver Institute). Markedsbalanse, etterspørsel og investeringsstrømmer https://www.silverinstitute.org Goldman Sachs. Commodities Outlook og analyse av volatilitet i råvaremarkedet https://www.goldmansachs.com/insights/pages/commodities.html
- ·20 t sittenThere will be a nice update on Monday. Good evening :)
Yllä olevat kommentit ovat peräisin Nordnetin sosiaalisen verkoston Sharevillen käyttäjiltä, eikä niitä ole muokattu eikä Nordnet ole tarkastanut niitä etukäteen. Ne eivät tarkoita, että Nordnet tarjoaisi sijoitusneuvoja tai sijoitussuosituksia. Nordnet ei ota vastuuta kommenteista.
Omistukset
Päivitetty 31.12.2025
Jakauma
- Osakkeet93,7%
- Muut4,5%
- Lyhyt korko1,9%