We're only three trading days into the year, and silver's already made moves. The silver ETF is sitting at a 14% gain—frankly, that could beat the S&P 500's return for the entire year. But here's where it gets interesting: the silver miners ETF is barely up 6%, lagging hard. That disconnect tells you something. Investors aren't buying the story yet. They're betting on the metal, sure, but they're skeptical about mining companies actually capitalizing on it. The math says the miners ETF should be up around 50% if people truly believed in this rally. That gap between silver strength and miner weakness? That's pure lack of conviction. Market participants are hedging their bets, trusting the commodity but doubting the sector's upside.
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SandwichTrader
· 12m ago
Silver prices are rising so rapidly, yet mining stocks have only increased by 6%? That's an outrageous gap... It shows that most people still don't dare to bet on mining companies truly making money.
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BlockchainWorker
· 14h ago
Silver is rising so rapidly, but mining companies are underperforming? To put it simply, no one truly believes in this market movement.
This price difference really says a lot; right now, everyone is playing the game of "I bet on metals, not people."
Just three days like this, let's see what happens next. It feels like mining companies still have a chance.
The target selection was wrong; just looking at silver prices going up isn't enough.
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TaxEvader
· 01-08 07:46
Silver mining stocks are so sluggish, investors really don't dare to bet... Just buying silver alone, no one dares to heavily invest in mining companies, I understand this mindset.
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GweiObserver
· 01-06 21:53
Silver prices surged sharply, but the mining company ETF only increased by 6%... I think I understand the logic behind this price gap; the market simply doesn't believe that mining companies can reap the full benefits of this wave of profits.
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StakeWhisperer
· 01-06 21:53
Why are silver mining stocks performing so poorly? It shows that everyone has no confidence at all, only daring to buy spot assets but not willing to gamble on mining...
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LiquidationKing
· 01-06 21:52
Silver is rising quite well. Why are the mining companies lagging behind?
Silver ETFs are up 14%, but mining company ETFs are only up 6%? That's a huge gap, honestly no one believes in this market trend.
Basically, it's a bet on silver, not on mining companies. Smart investors play it this way.
Only a 50% increase shows genuine confidence; currently, it's half-believing, half-doubting—greedy yet timid.
This move is interesting; it seems the market is trying to spread out the risk.
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StakeTillRetire
· 01-06 21:52
Silver mine ETF only increased by 6%? This gap is really incredible, indicating that everyone fundamentally doesn't believe that mining companies can benefit from this silver market rally.
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RugPullAlarm
· 01-06 21:52
Silver Mine ETF only increased by 6%? That's a nice figure, but the funds haven't really gone in. The 14% versus 6% difference is like large on-chain whale addresses suddenly going silent—what does that indicate? Retail investors are chasing silver prices, while institutions are just watching and laughing. The theoretical 50% increase compared to the actual is off by 44 percentage points, and this gap is a mirror revealing the concentration of funds.
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LiquidationWizard
· 01-06 21:51
Silver mining stocks are so weak; frankly, no one believes in them. Everyone is betting on the appreciation of silver itself.
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ChainDetective
· 01-06 21:36
Silver miners are getting cut, everyone wants silver but doesn't want to mine it, this gap is incredible.
We're only three trading days into the year, and silver's already made moves. The silver ETF is sitting at a 14% gain—frankly, that could beat the S&P 500's return for the entire year. But here's where it gets interesting: the silver miners ETF is barely up 6%, lagging hard. That disconnect tells you something. Investors aren't buying the story yet. They're betting on the metal, sure, but they're skeptical about mining companies actually capitalizing on it. The math says the miners ETF should be up around 50% if people truly believed in this rally. That gap between silver strength and miner weakness? That's pure lack of conviction. Market participants are hedging their bets, trusting the commodity but doubting the sector's upside.