⛏ Copper’s Wild $5 Surge Explained

Copper’s Wild $5 Surge Explained
Copper is in breakout mode, topping $5 as the U.S. stockpiles ahead of expected tariffs and global supplies shrink. Chile’s exports are falling, China is restocking aggressively, and LME warehouses are draining. With demand up and inventories down, copper’s rally could just be beginning. Investors should watch closely—or risk missing it. Read on »

March 31 Call to Buy Silver Could Test COMEX
The silver market is bracing for a March 31 “Silver Short Squeeze 2” driven by surging COMEX inflows, heavy institutional short positions, and grassroots retail momentum. With over 223 million ounces shorted via futures and rising delivery demands, confidence in the paper silver system faces a renewed stress test. Read on »

Why Platinum Isn’t Following Gold
Platinum has underperformed gold despite repeated supply deficits and growing demand in autos and hydrogen tech. Above-ground stockpiles and Chinese price sensitivity have kept it trading in a tight range. Unlike gold, which thrives on financial volatility, platinum is still mostly driven by industrial use, limiting its upside—at least for now. Read on »

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