Analyst: Silver Could Pop 15–20% to $75–$80 as Miners Lag — Gold Eyes $4.7K Breakout
Gold has grabbed headlines this year — and silver is quietly following, carving its own bullish path. Analyst Rashad Hajiyev says the white metal isn’t done: after more than doubling in 2025, silver could be gearing up for another leg higher.
Why analysts are optimistic
- Silver’s rally has been striking, but miners haven’t kept pace. That divergence suggests many investors remain skeptical and are waiting for a pullback to buy.
- Hajiyev argues that a short-lived pause could actually set up fresh momentum. He forecasts another 15%–20% rise in the coming weeks, pushing silver toward $75–$80. “Once silver reaches the $75–80 price level, investors will be forced to accept a new reality because the next stage is triple‑digit silver,” he wrote. (He adds the usual caveat: this is not investment advice.)
Gold’s outlook
- Gold looks bright too. According to Hajiyev, gold is sitting at the “final line of resistance before an all-time high” and could quickly sprint to a $4,700 target once it breaks out beyond $4,500.
Bottom line
Silver’s rapid gains and the miners’ lagging performance set up an intriguing scenario: a short pullback and then a potential 15%–20% pop to $75–$80, with bulls eyeing triple digits longer term. Meanwhile, gold may be poised for a fast move toward $4.7k if it clears current resistance. Investors should watch price action and miner performance closely — and keep risk management front of mind.
