ProShares Ultra Silver (AGQ)

Silver at close= 58.97; +0.64, +1.10%=
AGQ/Silver ratio= +12.5%

Some interesting moves after hours.
Monthly;


I just thought about tracking the price ratio as a new guide to track over/under swings in AGQ as oppose to silver
to track possible over value/under values for entry/exit points.

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START THE MARCH BACK TO FEBRUARY HIGH!

OK,..took a small nibble @ $65.41--silver was $58.02;
Silver at close= 57.88; -0.12, -0.20%

3m just to highlight my last sell @ $145 & new buy;


Got a small lowball out to see if a stop-loss attack happens &
just very slowly ride it down if it keeps going

Cheers

Yeah, they beat the crap out of silver and gold.

WOW!!,..glad I held back on even just a nibble,..
Silver= $57.13, -4.85, -7.82%
https://silverprice.org/

The monthly just to show the volume,..


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Might be time to nibble back in,..
Silver= $61.65, -3.80, -5.79%
https://silverprice.org/

Monthly;


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Silver Investors Need To Know The Truth Happening In The Silver Market
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2026-06-19/silver-investors-need-know-truth-happening-silver-market

Steve St. Angelo: Gold and Silver Prices Face More Volatility With a Looming Deflationary Crash


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Silver= $65.8, -4.94 -6.99%
https://silverprice.org/


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Nice silver come back,..
Silver= 67.88, +3.27, +5.06%
I was watching the AGQ $80's in the morning;


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Silver= 68.21, -5.55, -7.52%
https://silverprice.org/


Since last post;


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Just keeping an eye out,..



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HEY,..
Was wondering where you disappeared to.

Kinda hot & heavy in $TWOH &
a little bit in $BIEI

Not sure which one hits first.

Hit me up here,..
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or we can get THE FLOAT ROCKERS rockin' again,..
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$AGQ ⚡ Core Supply-Side Pressures
Physical supply constraints — Mine output has been flat or declining in several major producing countries.

Falling ore grades — Many mines now extract lower-grade deposits, raising cost and reducing yield.

Few primary silver mines — Most silver is a byproduct of copper, lead, and zinc mining, limiting supply flexibility.

Underinvestment in mining — Exploration budgets have lagged for a decade.

Long mine development cycles — New mines take 7–12 years to bring online.

Geopolitical risk — Major producers like Mexico, Peru, and Bolivia face political instability.

Environmental restrictions — Stricter permitting slows expansion.

Energy-intensive extraction — Higher energy costs reduce output.

Declining scrap recovery — Less silver is being recycled due to industrial embedding.

Nationalization trends — Some countries consider taking control of mines, creating uncertainty.

⚡ Industrial Demand Surges
Solar panel demand — Photovoltaics are now the largest industrial consumer of silver.

EV manufacturing — Electric vehicles require significantly more silver than combustion cars.

5G infrastructure — High-frequency electronics rely on silver’s conductivity.

AI data centers — Massive server expansion increases silver-heavy electrical components.

Medical applications — Antimicrobial uses continue to grow.

Electronics miniaturization — Smaller devices require more precision silver components.

Battery technology — Some next-gen batteries use silver alloys.

Water purification — Silver ions are used in filtration systems.

RFID and sensors — Growth in IoT increases silver-based sensor demand.

Green energy expansion — Electrification broadly increases silver intensity.

⚡ Monetary & Investment Drivers
Hedge against inflation — Some investors treat silver as a store of value.

Safe-haven demand — Periods of uncertainty often increase precious-metal buying.

Low above-ground stocks — Some analysts argue available bullion is historically tight.

Central bank policies — Loose monetary policy can push investors toward hard assets.

Gold-silver ratio — Historically high ratios lead some to expect silver outperformance.

ETF demand — Investment vehicles can absorb large amounts of physical silver.

Retail bullion buying — Coins and bars see spikes during economic stress.

Currency debasement fears — Some investors accumulate silver as protection.

Wealth diversification — Silver is uncorrelated with many asset classes.

Low unit price — Silver’s affordability attracts small investors.

⚡ Structural Market Dynamics
Industrial vs monetary duality — Silver is both a commodity and a monetary metal.

Inelastic supply — Production cannot quickly respond to price changes.

Opaque inventories — Some argue that reported stocks may overstate availability.

High industrial consumption — Much silver is consumed and not recoverable.

Exchange shortages — Periodic tightness in COMEX/LBMA inventories sparks concern.

Refining bottlenecks — Limited refining capacity can slow supply.

Concentrated production — A few countries dominate global output.

Rising extraction costs — Higher costs can reduce marginal supply.

Industrial substitution difficulty — Silver’s conductivity is unmatched.

Long-term depletion concerns — Some analysts warn of future resource exhaustion.

⚡ Macro & Geopolitical Factors
Energy transition — Electrification increases silver intensity across sectors.

Global population growth — More people means more electronics and infrastructure.

Emerging market industrialization — Countries like India and China increase consumption.

Trade tensions — Supply chains become less stable.

Resource nationalism — Countries may restrict exports.

Currency instability — Precious metals often benefit from volatility.

Debt cycles — High debt loads historically correlate with metal demand.

War and conflict — Disruptions can reduce mining output.

Energy price volatility — Mining becomes more expensive.

Global supply chain fragility — Disruptions tighten physical markets.

⚡ Technology & Innovation
New silver-intensive tech — Innovations often require high-conductivity materials.

Printed electronics — Silver inks are expanding rapidly.

Nanotechnology — Growing use in coatings and medicine.

Advanced semiconductors — High-performance chips use silver components.

High-efficiency solar cells — New PV tech uses even more silver.

Robotics — Precision electronics require silver.

Aerospace applications — High-reliability components use silver alloys.

Quantum computing — Some experimental designs use silver.

Medical coatings — Hospitals increasingly adopt silver-based materials.

High-end audio/electrical — Niche but growing demand.

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05-19-26,..just keeping a running record, popped out at 145, looking for another possible buy in;


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Ore grades are so low
Roughly 70–80% of silver is produced as a byproduct of base metal mining (copper, lead, zinc). Therefore, higher silver prices do not automatically guarantee higher production if it is not profitable to mine the primary metal.

AI is now an arms race for the future so invest in what feeds its needs
Silver
Silver has the highest electrical conductivity of any element, making it indispensable in solar photovoltaics (PV), 5G networks, and high-performance AI data center electronics.
AI is creating a two-fold demand increase: directly within servers and data centers, and indirectly through the massive solar installations needed to power these data centers.

Trading around a core. But for the next few years there is potential to reach Bank of America's recent targets $130 to $300. Holding that core for the next couple of years looks like a safe place to invest.

$AGQ ⚙️ Industries Most Vulnerable to a Silver Bullion Shortage
1. Solar Energy & Renewable Power
Solar manufacturing is the largest industrial consumer of silver, and demand keeps climbing.
According to the Silver Institute, industrial use hit 680.5 million ounces in 2024, driven primarily by photovoltaic (PV) production.

Silver paste is essential for conductivity in solar cells. While manufacturers try to reduce usage, true substitution is nearly impossible.

Consequences:

Higher solar panel prices

Slower global solar deployment

Rising costs for renewable energy projects

2. Electronics & Semiconductors
Modern electronics depend heavily on silver’s unmatched electrical and thermal conductivity.
It’s critical for printed circuits, 5G components, and semiconductor fabrication.

Industrial demand—much of it from electronics—now accounts for around 60% of total annual silver use.

Consequences:

Increased production costs for phones, computers, and consumer tech

Redesigns to minimize silver content

Delays in high-tech supply chains

3. Electric Vehicles (EVs) & Automotive Electronics
EVs require 25–50 grams of silver per vehicle, and even traditional cars rely on silver for sensors, wiring, and safety systems.

Consequences:

Higher EV manufacturing costs

Slower rollout of advanced driver-assistance technologies

Rising prices for both EVs and internal-combustion vehicles

4. Defense & Aerospace
Defense and aerospace systems use silver in high-reliability electronics, communications, and guidance systems.
Advanced missile systems can contain hundreds of ounces, much of which is never recovered.

Consequences:

Higher defense procurement costs

Shortages in critical components

Increased government stockpiling

5. Medical Technology
Silver’s antimicrobial properties make it indispensable in:

Wound dressings

Medical coatings

Diagnostic equipment

Consequences:

Higher costs for hospitals and suppliers

Potential rationing of silver-based medical products

6. 5G Infrastructure & Data Centers
High-speed networks rely on silver for:

High-frequency connectors

Soldering materials

Thermal management components

Consequences:

Slower 5G network expansion

Higher telecom infrastructure costs

Delays in data center growth

7. Manufacturing & Industrial Sensors
Automation, robotics, and industrial IoT systems all depend on silver for conductivity and reliability.
These sectors are less sensitive to price, making shortages especially disruptive.

Consequences:

Higher costs for factory automation

Slower adoption of industrial IoT technologies

🔍 Why These Sectors Are Hit the Hardest
1. Silver Is Functionally Irreplaceable
Its electrical and thermal properties are the best of any metal, making substitution extremely difficult.

2. Most Silver Is Lost in Industrial Products
Only 28% is recycled. The rest is locked away in electronics, solar panels, and machinery.

3. Supply Cannot Scale Quickly
Roughly 70% of silver is mined as a byproduct of copper, zinc, and lead.
Even if prices surge, production can’t easily ramp up.

📈 The Big Picture
A global silver shortage doesn’t just affect investors—it threatens the backbone of modern technology.
From renewable energy to electronics, EVs, aerospace, and medical systems, silver is a critical industrial metal.

As structural deficits deepen and demand accelerates, these industries face:

Rising costs

Slower innovation

Increasing supply chain vulnerabilities

Close 162,
AH 165

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up $7+ today

147,..ugh!!

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$194.26 yay!

Silver is a long haul. Let it do what it does.

It’s now 169. Silver bull is still not completely back, it drops faster and quicker than it goes up. Silvers back was broken by paper market, Asia is content with taking all the physical at any level. 82 to 88 is a baseline front for now.

I'm seeing $AGQ at $171.70 pre market

But $KORU is kicking ass

Heavy volume led to 89, low after market volume brought it back to 88.

Bring on another silver run!

Buy LOW Sell HIGH $AGQ

Silver prices in 2026 are highly contested: some analysts see explosive growth toward $200–$375 per ounce. Current trading levels are near $76 per ounce, already far above early-year forecasts. $AGQ

Closed today 371. Wowser. But it refuses to follow gold to all time highs tonight.

323, Im thinking a forward split soon?

Not to worry. I’ll say it again, we are in the 50 year super cycle for gold and silver. Nothing can stop it, especially the critics on Ihub.

The amplitude can change with economic conditions, I chose to not discuss.

It’s gonna be HUGE.
95 area is lots of resistance. Key place to watch.

Tip: Michael Oliver is the most accurate in the industry. When I see something occurring I look to his confirmation. He has almost never been wrong.

I'm not in AGQ, but am not a great mkt timer. Ag is still rising, though!! https://www.kitco.com/charts/silver. AGQ seems to be rather flat today

As is Au... And I do hold GDXU, which is now pushing $411 and has been up all day!

I don't have much, but My average is $190.... It's 1 yr hi/low is about $37-$411... Wowsers... And for good mkt timers that are good enough to play both short and long, or just sell during mkt drops, then buy back..the returns could be freakin' huge.

271 right now, should I lighten up or not?

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The CIK number - And how it could not be pronounced correctly

I’m still all in. This market is broken. Derivatives should be watched closely. I think silver has more to go because of unprecedented demand and use.
Beware of short schill’s.
Silver and gold prices are all-time highs. Much higher in Asia, where it’s all going.

$225 now...seems fine.....??

CME Hikes Margain Rates again as RSI is now higher then the 1980s peak London hiking rates watch for asia to follow could see a sharp drop coming soon due for a pull back on Gold and Silver This could drop sharply and fast off these historic highs

Don’t want to be greedy, bought this about 40$ average. Currently 215$

closed at 195. they are making up crypto stuff in attempt to start Alt Season via retail. 🤣
Dont get distracted, its Silver season, and its going much higher, dont miss it.
the peeps think metals are stealing their thunder, but in fact, its been the other way around. But now its true value season....then maybe when the crypto crowd actually create value, they will ride the wave with metals.

They are hugely loading the boat today. And I watch certain metals manuals, when one of them brags it almost always goes down the next day, which is today. I’m thinking they are hedgers. So many differing insights these days, even in crypto.

lets see what we get by morning, seems exactly when COMEX and CME opens, Yes they are the same, in different time zones, and this has a big impact of futures, and thus spot prices in the US, but not the spot price in the rest of the world. why do i distinguish, because the East is taking over because they have all the real Silver and Gold.

The more I research the more the I see corrupt market activity, and it’s derivatives markets, and theUS fed against the world when it comes to silver. Who will win? Will tech use derivative paper to make electronics, chips and solar panels when there is no silver left in this country? The only thing this country knows how to do is print money and paper derivatives.

The unprecedented silver market margin hikes are killing the price. It’s happened 3 times. I’m thinking of trimming. Got to do more research.
They are saving the paper futures scum, but killing the tech markets which WILL run out of physical silver. It’s all going to China.

Hey Y'all,...what's the up-up??
Jan 2, 2026,...is this when silver starts to get priced correctly to the gold/silver ratio ie,...1:16,
& not the 1:70-1:80+????

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Comex and CME running on paper prices, while the far east is running on silver prices. Silver going east and will never be seen again.
COMEX and CME will have no silver to create derivatives against at some point. its the beginning of the 50 year super cycle, a perfect storm of abuse and real need for the metal, miners can go up 2x from here without batting an eye. I think Musk is looking to buy Mines to secure his companies future.

International stacker on you tube he is good this has to be one of the dumbest easiest trades of all time . Have to catch up to China in 80s spot price and still not there.