Peak Silver Supply Impacting Rising Demand

[@LeoNidas-301]

Thanks Steve. One of the most informative channels on KZbin. Stack on fellow apes. 🦍

[@dariusztrocyszyn4971]

This is such a great report

[@animalblack8482]

Terrific update Steve thxu 👍 and Happy New Year

[@patrickgrengs7594]

Hello Steve -- I became a subscriber to the SRSRocco Report a bit over two years ago. It has been a worthwhile investment. Your research and presentations offer a lot to think about in terms of investments / speculation per my financial future. Cheers.

[@SRSroccoReport]

Thanks Patrick. One of the things I am going to focus more on is how the coming Energy Constraints will impact Traditional Collateral (Home Equity & U.S. Treasuries). Interestingly, U.S. Treasury Debt is the foundation of the Global Financial System. This is why I believe owning Physical Gold & Silver are very important, even though it takes a lot of patience.

[@nickashton3584]

the ability to suppress price via slv shorts will evaporate

[@Cloxxki]

Through which mechanism?

[@rudeawakening3833]

@@Cloxxki Supply & demand fundamentals - someday in the future . Unfortunately not because they were already charged in a US Federal Court and found guilty .

[@ramwagon11]

Something is going to break this year

[@Cloxxki]

I've been here for 15 years. Every year I felt that :)

[@rudeawakening3833]

@@Cloxxki Then you should be wealthy .

[@MarcoMasseria]

Something is DEFINITELY gonna break this year. I've also been in the space for 15 years now. True, at many times I was sure "this is it" but one must admit that we underestimated the greater population. They don't care and can't be bothered in the exact same way people respond to storm warnings / advisories. When the tornado a mile wide hit Joplin, Missouri there were people on the street. "Won't happen to me. Relax" were likely their famous last words. I moved to South America and I can't be happier. I wish both of you well. 2025 is the year no one continues to not notice.

[@Kanotoa]

Stuff is breaking all around us imo. Silver will cli,but slowly, then all at once

[@AnTiThesis-HaT-HoT]

Just flagging up the 15 year space as well, Steve was always a shinning light in Silver Doctors in those days.

[@AnTiThesis-HaT-HoT]

Lots to ponder with all those dynamics. Thanks for posting Steve.

[@lelocle4262]

Thanks Steve... great work!

[@longgowhereto]

1:15 I am very sorry to hear you had a pandemic - hope you survived it. Thank you for the presentation - I wish a pandemic free 2025.

[@jurgenheil2593]

Wow this information is convincing. When we look back from the future we will say 2025 silver was dirt cheap! Thanks for this informative Video!

[@JaymeLong]

Thank you Steve

[@RyobiCEO]

Industrial demand for metals is going to collapse along with the economy

[@KoDeMondo]

Then silver will return as money as always be 😊

[@Utopia_YT]

"Most of that is gone" How exactly? Is it lost on land without ending up in landfills or remelted? Seems implausible.

[@ScottBrooker-oh5ym]

Just another note: ive read something about Banks have slowed down lending to renewable energy projects. They either don't have the cash, don't want the risk or something along that line? If fewer solar panels are being produced less pressure on silver stock piles. Time will tell.

[@roystonbarton]

thanks...........

[@Darrin-h9f]

Hello!! 2:39 your Y-axis should start at zero to provide a real impression of the state of inventories, otherwise, I appreciated your video. ty

[@nickfrechette6264]

That was great ❤thank you

[@thorstentrapp274]

Excellent, cheers.

[@logosrising865]

More and more parties are taking delivery from comex instead of settling for dollars. Comex inventory is being drained and now this. 2025 might be an interesting year for silver.

[@cmorebutts7337]

wonder how many forklifts it takes to get that silver delivered. From the little i have my back thanks me each time i havta move it.

[@trevordowney6425]

Great video Steve. Thank you. Silver is still the most shorted asset on the planet via the paper market. That IS manipulation and it will end, if not temporarily but, when it finally moves, it won't move back to the lows we're at now save for a market destroying deflationary event... Just my opinion.

[@timsaloga]

That was awesome.

[@dy4221]

Why would people throw away silver coins???

[@dariusztrocyszyn4971]

They are lost, gone, missing, destroyed, smelted into sth else

[@rudeawakening3833]

But he failed to EXPLAIN - “ E -waste “ . Millions of ounces globally thrown away into landfills from cell phones , laptops , computers , tv’s , washers , dryers , etc . MILITARY - 500 ounces blown apart never to be seen again in EACH Tomahawk Cruise Missile . And other examples …

[@waltertodd4479]

What is meant by peak silver? In mining, its very common when silver price rises for the industry to mine lower grade ore, because they can. To me what your data really suggests is that when price rises then new production comes on line very fast. The only peak to supply is the limitation you have in your head.

[@shorts.amsterdam]

[@william1863]

Silver keep in mind is higher up in the crust than gold and these mines will decline much faster than expected Steve believe it or not. Just saying. 👍💔✝️❤️‍🩹✌️

[@JM-si8xr]

The Silver Institute data needs to be proven to be trusted. The past data is also not trustworthy.

[@SRSroccoReport]

You bring up a valid point. However, when we compare the Silver Institute, which is done by Metals Focus, and compare it to data from other countries like Chile, the United States USGS, Australia, and etc, it seems to be about the same.

[@MrMarcol29]

Metal focus and silver institute numbers are false. They pull them out of the air.

[@SRSroccoReport]

While this is a notion by many, I just showed where Metals Focus gets their Mexican silver production figures, from Mexico. Now, unless we can't believe anybody or any other govt as most govts provide this data, then we can just throw out the book on any silver data information. I disagree.

[@MrMarcol29]

@ believe a govt 🤣🤣🤣

[@SRSroccoReport]

@@MrMarcol29 Well, then we can't believe in anything then... Right? Is that our real wife or son sitting next to us or some alien. Are we really alive or in some Matrix dream. If that is what people want to believe, then there is no reason to believe in anything or invest in anything. I don't agree with that kind of thinking, but people are free to believe that.

[@vemmaguy1977]

And you believe the Fed numbers? 😆

[@MrMarcol29]

@@SRSroccoReport believe nothing you read and half of what you see.

[@143DREWID]

Silver investor demand, likely triggered by recession/depression on a global sale. Balanced with worldwide decreased manufacturing/silver decline. Currency valuation may contribute to higher nominal gains in both metals. Yet not with gained purchasing power. Modern era of consumption highly likely to imitate Roman decline, based upon tree growth, with decline in petroleum and associates. Roman dominance paralleled solar energy received, a warm era which stimulated food and tree production etc. Petroleum has circumvented such and the decline of both, (solar/oil) are currently hand in hand. It's going to be a party !

[@markcalkins401]

It feels like you've been saying the same thing for almost a decade at this point

[@SRSroccoReport]

Indeed... it's no wonder that Patience is a Virtue, because if it were Simple & Quick, then everyone would be doing it. The large annual deficits will begin to matter in the years ahead. But, for those who disagree, there are plenty of Dollars, Bitcoin-Crypto and Leveraged overvalued stocks to invest. 😉

[@markcalkins401]

@@SRSroccoReport Ill keep sticking it out.. thank you for your research.

[@ScottBrooker-oh5ym]

EVs are falling out of favor and that should free up some supply maybe?

[@kennyfrancis6882]

That's nonsense, just look at how many EVs are produced in China a year.

[@jamesburke3803]

I watched until you showed the chart by Jean Laherrere.... then i turned it off. I was riveted by Jean and his methodology 20 years ago when I was involved in the Peak Oil movement. His charts on oil production looked JUST LIKE THAT! With a near term peak and precipitous decline..... so according to his predictions, global oil production peaked in 2005 and is now at a fraction of what it was. Right now industrial production, transportation, agriculture, have already crashed and populations are right now starving to death by the hundreds of millions... Or so he had us believe. His methodology was useless back then, and it's just as useless now.

[@SRSroccoReport]

I disagree.

[@st6548]

very interesting, especially the part about production dropping bc they couldn't get enough wood!