According to the Silver Institute:
The world produces about 1 BILLION ounces of silver per year.
Yet, We only USE about 500 million ounces per year (half of what we produce).
The other 500 million ounces per year are stored (for future use) in one form or another including bars and coins.
The world is FLOODED in thousands of tons of excess stored silver and the massive piles of stored silver are growing each year
Making matters worse for silver prices is the fact that we are getting better at recycling silver. So more and more of the "used" silver can be reclaimed.
Since silver is mined for a cash cost of $1 - $5 per ounce, expect to see silver prices crash to $7 or $8 again and again as they did just 4 years ago.
Flooded with excess production
Twice as much silver as we need
Way too much silver.... Price collapse coming soon
Drowning in silver
Swimming in excess silver
Each year, we store more and more silver
100% fact
Massive oversupply
look it up for yourself
It's online at silver institute
Actually silver is a finite resource there isn't that much investment grade silver on the market.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Hecla produces silver for $1.03 per ounce
Much silver is produced for free, as a waste byproduct of other types of mining
way too much excess silver
Look it up for yourself
drowning in excess supply
The silver bubble is deflating
swimming in excess silver
Way too much silver
Drowning in silver
Drowning in excess silver
Drowning in excess silver