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However, it’s probably worth noting that silver is also an industrial metal, so it does not help the idea of the market going higher, as demand is almost certainly dropping. Quite frankly, the world seems to be teetering on edge with something kind of ugly financially, and silver could be a way that people are looking to protect wealth.
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