Silver Just Repeated 1975. Here's What the Chart Says Happens Next

Silver's 224-year chart shows three ceilings that each became a floor. Is silver near $60 a replay of 1975? Full breakdown inside. Silver is trading just above $60, down 55% from its January high at the July low, and most people say it's finished. But 224 years of price data show a pattern that has already played out twice. In this video, we walk through the three great silver ceilings: $1.29, which held 165 years, $2.94, which held 109 years, and $50, which held 45 years. Each one broke, and each one became a floor. We compare 1973 and 2025 side by side, including the first spike, the crash, and the RSI reset. We apply the cup and handle measurement that pointed to about $35 before the 1980 peak, and show what the same method points to today. We also lay out the bear case in full: solar thrifting, ETF outflows, higher rates, and a thinner cushion above the old ceiling. You'll get the key levels to watch and the exact monthly close that would break this comparison. This is a measurement, not a prediction. Not financial advice. Do your own research. ***IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: The information presented on this channel is for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing on this channel constitutes financial, investment, trading, legal, or tax advice. Do your own research and consult a qualified professional before making any financial decision.*** SILVER PRICE SILVER SPOT PRICE SILVER PRICE TODAY SILVER NEWS SILVER MARKET SILVER PRICE ANALYSIS SILVER PRICE FORECAST SILVER PRICE PREDICTION SILVER INVESTING SILVER STACKING PHYSICAL SILVER SILVER BULLION SILVER BARS SILVER COINS SILVER SUPPLY SILVER DEMAND SILVER SHORTAGE SILVER INVENTORIES SILVER MINING SILVER MINING STOCKS INDUSTRIAL SILVER DEMAND SILVER INVESTMENT DEMAND GOLD PRICE GOLD SPOT PRICE GOLD PRICE TODAY GOLD NEWS GOLD INVESTING GOLD AND SILVER GOLD VS SILVER PRECIOUS METALS PRECIOUS METALS PRICES PRECIOUS METALS INVESTING GOLD MINING GOLD MINING STOCKS BULLION COMEX SILVER COMEX GOLD SHANGHAI SILVER LBMA SILVER FUTURES SILVER CONTRACTS SILVER INVENTORY REGISTERED SILVER ELIGIBLE SILVER PHYSICAL VS PAPER SILVER SILVER MARKET STRUCTURE SILVER ARBITRAGE SILVER PREMIUMS This channel investigates the forces moving the **silver and precious metals markets**, from major silver price rallies and crashes to changing supply and demand, industrial consumption, mining production, physical bullion demand, futures markets, inventories, and global economic conditions. We examine **silver market news, silver price movements, gold and silver prices, COMEX activity, physical silver, precious metals markets, industrial demand, investment demand, mining supply, monetary policy, inflation, the US dollar, interest rates, liquidity, and financial market stress**. The goal is to look beyond the daily headlines and examine the data, market structure, economic forces, and developments that may be shaping the next major move in silver and gold. Topics frequently covered include: Silver price today, silver spot price, silver news today, silver price analysis, silver price prediction, silver forecast, silver investing, silver stacking, physical silver, silver bullion, silver bars, silver coins, silver supply and demand, silver shortage, silver inventories, silver mining, silver mining stocks, industrial silver demand, solar silver demand, COMEX silver, Shanghai silver, LBMA, silver futures, gold vs silver, gold price, gold investing, precious metals investing, inflation, Federal Reserve policy, interest rates, US dollar, DXY, recession, commodities, and global financial markets. Whether you are a **silver stacker, precious metals investor, commodities investor, market researcher, or simply following the silver market**, this channel provides in-depth analysis and documentary-style coverage of the stories shaping silver, gold, and the global financial system. For educational and informational purposes only. I follow Lynette Zang, Andy Schectman, Rick Rule, Keith Neumeyer, Frank Giustra, Michael Gentile, Eric Sprott, Larry Lepard, Kitco, Stansberry, Brent Cooke, Peter Grandich, David Hunter, Daniela Cambone, John Feneck, Bill Powers, Stansberry Research, Rafi Farber, Charles Nenner, Greg Hunter, Goldman Sachs, Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan, Peter Schiff, Andy Schectman, Michael Oliver, Kai Hoffman, Steven Van Metre, Jim Rickards, Russel Brand, Gerald Celente, Ed Steer, Ron Paul, J Bravo, Michael Pento, Gregory Mannarino, Lyn Alden, Heresy Financial, Sorelle Amore, Gareth Soloway, Graham Stephan, Parker Schnabel, Jeffrey Gundlach, Michael Maloney, Alasdair Macleod, Bill Holter, maneco64, Rons Basement, Clive Thompson, Summit Metals, Arcadia Economics