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Hallo zusammen,
in diesem Video beschäftigen wir uns mit den Erkenntnissen des neusten Silber - Reports. Dabei gehen wir darauf ein, wie hoch die Silbernachfrage ist, wie sich der Preis in Zukunft entwickeln wird und was das für dich und deine Strategie bedeuten könnte.
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00:00Welcome to Finance Learning.
00:03How much silver is currently mined?
00:06How will the price of silver develop in the future?
00:08And what fascinating new findings are there?
00:12So welcome back.
00:13In this video I present the groundbreaking findings of the new Silver Report.
00:18In the next few minutes, we will delve into the fascinating world of the silver market.
00:23We will find out why this market is so unique,
00:26what forces move him and, most importantly for many of you,
00:30how you can use these insights for yourself and your own investment decisions.
00:35So it’s worth sticking with it.
00:37Before we begin, as always, the legal notice.
00:39The content of this video does not constitute my investment advice or a recommendation for action.
00:44What I present to you is only the result of my research.
00:48But you can still leave me a free subscription for this,
00:51to help me reach my goal of 10,000 subscribers by the end of the year.
00:54On this channel you can expect informative yet entertaining content on the topic of precious metals.
00:59Before we talk about the individual astonishing findings from the Silver Report,
01:04I want you to understand what makes silver so special.
01:07In contrast to almost all other raw materials, silver has a special role,
01:11or a dual role.
01:13Because it is both an industrial metal and a precious metal for investors.
01:18Here is a fascinating detail from the current market report from February 2025.
01:23The historical rent production of silver is an incredible 57 billion ounces.
01:30That sounds like an enormous amount, doesn't it?
01:32But here comes the highlight.
01:34Unlike gold, where almost all the ever mined quantity is still available,
01:38where most of the silver is actually consumed and is virtually irretrievably lost.
01:43Think about it.
01:44Silver is used in small quantities in electronics,
01:47chemically altered in photographic processes, lost through chipping of coins and jewelry.
01:51All this silver has disappeared from the market forever.
01:56The silver report estimates that of the 57 billion ounces, only about 19.3 billion ounces are still available as above-ground stocks.
02:05That's a ratio of 16 to 1 to annual consumption.
02:09Still sounds like a lot?
02:11Now, for comparison.
02:12For gold, this ratio is about 80 to 1.
02:15I find these numbers absolutely fascinating.
02:18They show that despite its apparent abundance, silver is actually a very scarce commodity.
02:23And scarcity, as we all know, is a fundamental factor in the preservation and potential appreciation of a good.
02:29And silver has a lot of potential to increase in value.
02:33More on that later.
02:34Let’s dive a little deeper.
02:35These 19.3 billion ounces of silver that are still available can be divided into two main categories.
02:42On the one hand, bullions, i.e. bars and coins.
02:45This represents a share of approximately 8.1 billion ounces.
02:48And secondly, processed products.
02:51This accounts for the remaining 11.3 billion ounces.
02:54As far as processed products are concerned, we are talking about three categories.
03:00Industrial applications, jewelry, cutlery and photographic materials.
03:06Although this is a rapidly shrinking area, it still has a certain significance.
03:10What surprised me personally is that jewelry and cutlery stocks, at about 8.9 billion ounces, make up the lion's share of processed products.
03:17Just imagine that.
03:19Almost half of all above-ground silver is in the form of jewelry and cutlery.
03:23Especially in the pre-industrial era, this was the largest item.
03:28However, these cutlery stocks are currently being melted down more and more frequently to meet industrial demand.
03:33Because this currently accounts for the largest part of the demand.
03:38A short comment on my own behalf.
03:39I noticed that very few of you have subscribed.
03:43If you've watched the video up to this point, please subscribe for free.
03:47Or write me in the comments what's stopping you.
03:49It is also interesting that industrial stocks are growing so rapidly.
03:54In particular through the use of silver in photovoltaic systems.
03:57Since the early 2000s, approximately 1.3 billion ounces of silver have been used in solar cells.
04:03And yes, unlike many other industrial applications, this silver is potentially recyclable.
04:09However, only when the solar modules have reached the end of their service life.
04:13Which typically takes between 25 and 30 years.
04:16But silver is now also widely used in the areas of e-mobility and technology.
04:21Because it is very formable and flexible and conducts electricity extremely well.
04:24Almost 80% of silver demand today comes from industry.
04:28Now it becomes particularly interesting for investors.
04:31The key question is, how do these different silver stocks react to price changes?
04:36The silver report came to some surprising conclusions.
04:40Let me introduce her to you.
04:42First, there is no correlation between the total inventory of above-ground silver and the price of silver.
04:49Second, the majority of silver stocks are immobile.
04:52This means that it reacts little or not at all to price changes.
04:55Third, bullion stocks, i.e. bars and coins, have the greatest influence on the price and vice versa.
05:02Let me explain this with a fascinating example.
05:04In the 1990s, bull stocks fell by about 800 million ounces while the price of silver entered a multi-year bear market.
05:14The sales of these stocks significantly amplified the price decline.
05:17Since 2008, however, private bullion holdings have increased dramatically, by about 3.2 billion ounces in just 15 years.
05:26This enormous demand for physical silver has supported the price and pushed it above the $20 mark since 2020.
05:32Now I'm just about at the 30 dollar mark.
05:35Think about it for a moment.
05:37A relatively small group of investors has influenced the silver market for all other market participants through their purchases of physical silver.
05:46This shows the enormous power that investors can have in the silver market and the potential of physical silver.
05:52Another important aspect that is often cited is the potential recycling of silver.
05:57Let me elaborate on this and also share with you the findings of the Silver Report.
06:02The Silver Report emphasizes and makes clear that the recycling of silver from processed products depends heavily on the price and cannot be ruled out if the price continues to rise so sharply.
06:14For jewelry and cutlery, the correlation between price and recycling quantity is surprisingly high.
06:190.93 for the period from 2010 to 2023.
06:23This means that when the price increases, more people bring their silver jewelry for recycling.
06:28A completely understandable step.
06:29However, it should be noted that the correlation is significantly lower for industrial silver.
06:36Here, the product life cycle plays a major role in legal regulations.
06:40Even bigger than the price.
06:42In addition, individual devices do not contain enough silver to make recycling worthwhile at present.
06:47However, if the price continues to rise, this is also a possibility.
06:50What I find particularly interesting is that the recycling of silver from photographic materials has dropped from 42 million ounces in 2010 to just 17 million ounces in 2023.
07:02This is a direct result of the transition to digital technology.
07:07At the same time, recycling from industrial applications has increased.
07:10From 42 percent of total recycling in 2010 to 59 percent in 2023.
07:18We are therefore seeing a clear change in the composition of the recycling stream, which can be explained by technological progress.
07:24Let us now consider the influence of governments.
07:28Historically, governments have played an important role in the silver market.
07:32In the 1960s, governments, especially the United States, sold an average of more than 200 million ounces of silver per year.
07:41These sales were an important factor in the price pressure of that time.
07:45Between 1998 and 2008, governments, now mainly China, sold an average of 62 million ounces per year.
07:54But here comes the good news for silver investors.
07:56This source has practically dried up.
07:59Government stocks are currently estimated at less than 100 million ounces.
08:03That is not enough to have a significant impact on the market.
08:06A relatively new development in the silver market is Exchange Traded Products, or ETPs for short, for silver.
08:13Here, silver is not traded directly, but rather so-called contracts that are intended to replicate the silver.
08:18At the end of 2023, these ETPs held 964 million ounces of silver.
08:25That’s about 12% of the total private bull stocks.
08:29These ETPs have a moderate positive correlation with the silver price,
08:34that they are both price-driven and can influence the price themselves.
08:37What surprises me personally is that there were times, like from September 2012 to September 2013,
08:44in which ETP holdings increased by 40 million ounces even though the price of silver fell by $13.
08:50This shows that investors sometimes trade against the trend and use price declines as a buying opportunity.
08:56However, I would be very cautious here.
08:57Why I don’t believe in so-called paper silver and why investors could lose everything,
09:03If you invest in silver like this, you will find out in this video.
09:06But now to the most important part for you as an investor.
09:09Based on the findings of the Silver Report.
09:12What does all this mean for you and what is the best way to act now?
09:15The report showed that many investors view silver as a long-term store of value
09:20and continue buying even when prices fall.
09:22Since 2008, investors have been net buyers of silver every year.
09:28This means that not once was more sold than bought.
09:32A remarkable phenomenon that shows how strong the trust in this metal is.
09:36Personally, I see great potential in silver.
09:40Especially when you consider that industry accounts for the absolute lion’s share of demand
09:44and there is already a large annual deficit of silver.
09:49The reserves will not last much longer.
09:51And then the price could literally explode.
09:54Personally, I also think it's important for you to understand that silver is more volatile than gold.
09:59The average annual price change for silver was around 20% from 1970 to 2023.
10:06This means that if you invest in silver, you have to expect larger price fluctuations.
10:11However, returns have been extremely good recently.
10:14With up to 80% increase in value in three years.
10:17Another important point is that industrial demand for silver is growing.
10:23Especially in the field of photovoltaics.
10:25In 2023, 194 million ounces of silver were used for solar cells.
10:32An area that practically didn't exist 20 years ago.
10:35This growing and extreme industrial demand could have a price-protecting effect in the long term and create real shortages.
10:43Finally, I would like to share my thoughts on the future of the silver market based on the findings of the report.
10:49Overall, I have derived five conclusions.
10:541. Bull stocks are likely to remain the most important price-determining factor.
11:002. Industrial demand, particularly from the areas of green technology and e-mobility, is expected to continue to grow strongly.
11:08This could lead to a structural change in the silver market and an extreme increase in demand.
11:14And that in turn leads to an increase in prices.
11:153. Recycling will become increasingly important, but is unlikely to compensate for short-term supply deficits,
11:23because it only reacts to high prices, not to supply shortages.
11:274. The role of governments in the silver market is virtually over.
11:31Unlike in the 1960s or the early 2000s, government sales will no longer burden the market.
11:38And 5. The only challenge for investors remains volatility.
11:43But this volatility also offers opportunities for extraordinary profits and returns.
11:48Personally, I don't see any problem with this, but I wanted to let you know.
11:52I believe that silver remains and is a fascinating investment.
11:56With its dual role as an industrial metal and precious metal, its extreme scarcity and its long history as a store of value.
12:02That was a lot of information. I know.
12:07But I hope I was able to give you a deeper insight into the dynamics of the silver market.
12:11And provide information that you may not have known before.
12:15If you've made it this far, you already know more about the silver market than most investors.
12:20Use this knowledge to make your own decisions.
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