"You NEED To Own Just 1 KILO SILVER - Here's Why": Michael Oliver| Silver Price Prediction 2025

Michael spoke about those old intraday highs of $50, set during the infamous Hunt Brothers saga in 1980 and again in 2011. Many investors see that $50 level as a psychological barrier, a level that’s going to be hard to break. But Michael believes something much more profound is at play—once silver crosses that threshold, the sky's the limit.

This is where sentiment plays a huge role. Once we get past that $50 mark, people who have been skeptical are going to kick themselves. They'll be asking, "Why wasn't I paying attention? Why did I doubt it?" This kind of reaction creates a rush of buying activity as people realize they’re missing out. We call it the fear of missing out (FOMO), and it’s a powerful motivator in the market.

If gold continues its upward trajectory, we could easily see silver not only break past $50 but race towards $55 or even $60. And at that point, you're going to see mainstream investors finally wake up. The FOMO will be in full swing, and everyone who didn't buy at lower prices is going to scramble to get in.

Let’s shift gears to gold for a moment. Michael's analysis points to a near-term target of $3,000 to $3,200 for gold. Now, this isn’t necessarily a peak—it’s more of a pause, a point where the market might take a breather before the next leg up. Interestingly, while many brokerage firms are projecting gold to reach these levels “eventually”—maybe by 2025 or later—Michael thinks we could get there much sooner, possibly even before the upcoming elections.

What does this mean for silver? Historically, silver tends to follow gold’s movement but with a greater percentage increase. If gold hits $3,000 or $3,200, then silver could easily reach $55 to $60, giving us that 2% ratio of silver to gold, which has been seen multiple times over the last 50 years. This ratio is not something out of the ordinary—it’s almost a norm for the relationship between gold and silver. So if you’re holding silver now, that ratio suggests significant gains ahead.