/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26472388
I love reading this kind of articles, this absolute brainlet must think he's smart fudding silver because it's mostly a byproduct nowaday, where all i see is how extremely BULLISH in every conceivable way it truly is.

>silver for 66% of it's production is a byproduct of zinc, copper and gold mining and thus is basically cost free
This assumption is already wrong since it's a costly process to separate silver from others elements.
But fine, then it means silver is absolutely inelastic in it's production. What will happen when the silver demand will increase x10 due to the EV revolution, new regulations forcing solar panels on every roof, electric batteries in every car and silver coated material in every hospital (yes, even the plandemic is bullish for us)? And that's not even considering the investment aspect who will become the major force driving demand.

The zinc miner will suddently mine ten times the amount of zinc just to produce more silver?
The gold miner will mine ten times more gold than what he used to just to find more silver?
The copper mining industry will mine ten times more copper to find silver?
Nop.

What will happen then? You'll need specialized miners focusing on silver to carry the torch, and the demand will be so absurdly high they will basically decide the future pricetag and the industries and investors will BEG for it. The more the demand grows, the more the % of silver miners in the global silver production share will grow.

But before that happen, there will be a relatively short time window (still could last few years) where the silver specialized companies wont be able to provide the needed silver because how small and starved are the industry and mining capacities, they will need funds, equipments, permits,... before being able to produce x10 what they can nowaday. In this time window, the by-product wont be enough, the bullion reserves are already totally depleted and EVERYBODY will want to put their hand on silver.

>>19625601
ask, and you shall receive
https://youtu.be/SF362xxcfdk?t=207

>>18815827
original pic

Might have been from Maloney's crypto episode, but not sure https://youtu.be/SF362xxcfdk

>be Mike Maloney
>walk into first ever crypto conference
>slide off the escalator
>hang a quick right
>walk right into Sergey Nazarov

do you think they exchanged any words?