MujahidAsgharJutt

Silver’s recent price action confused many market participants, especially after the sharp drop from the $100+ region back into the $70 zone. At first glance, it looked like a #breakdown. In reality, it wasn’t.
According to the data and the narrative repeatedly highlighted in recent market discussions, #silver did not crash because of fading demand or a broken macro thesis. The move was the result of aggressive #paper-market #manipulation, where price was deliberately pushed lower while the physical market remained stable.
We accumulated silver around the $65 level based on a clear valuation imbalance. Silver was deeply #undervalued relative to #gold and its growing industrial importance. The subsequent rally above $120 confirmed that this value gap was real. The sell-off that followed was not a rejection of value, but a temporary paper-driven price smash.
What matters is that nothing #fundamental has changed. Industrial demand for silver continues to rise, driven by solar energy, electric vehicles, electronics, and medical applications. At the same time, supply growth remains constrained. This disconnect explains why physical silver stayed firm while paper prices were forced lower.
Our focus remains on the bigger picture rather than short-term noise. Manipulation can distort price temporarily, but it cannot erase reality. Once this pressure fades, price must realign with underlying value.
For this reason, our silver #target remains $130 or more.
Markets can bend price in the short term — but they cannot suppress truth indefinitely.$XAG