Weekend Show – Jeff Christian & Dana Lyons – Silver Breakout, Platinum Surge, and Global Market Momentum
This weekend’s KE Report show features a compelling doubleheader: Jeff Christian of CPM Group breaks down silver’s explosive breakout and the rotation into overlooked metals like platinum and palladium, while Dana Lyons of Lyons Share Pro shares why the S&P is poised for new highs and where the strongest opportunities lie across global markets and commodities.
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- Segment 1 & 2 – Jeff Christian, Managing Partner at the CPM Group, kicks off this weekend’s show to break down the recent breakout in silver, platinum, and palladium, and whether the precious metals rally is sustainable. He discusses the rotation of investor capital from gold into other metals, the technical and fundamental drivers behind silver’s surge, and why sustained $40 silver and higher gold prices are realistic heading into 2026 amid global political and economic uncertainty.
- Click here to visit the CPM Group website to learn more about the firm.
- Segment 3 & 4 – Dana Lyons, fund manager and editor of The Lyons Share Pro, wraps up the Weekend Show to discuss his technical outlook on global equity markets and commodities. He explains why his models point to a likely breakout to new all-time highs in U.S. markets, highlights growing relative strength in sectors like industrials and financials, and outlines why Europe and select international markets may offer even better opportunities right now. He also weighs in on commodities, noting silver and uranium as standout performers, and analyzes ETF trends in the mining space.
- Click here to visit the Lyons Share Pro website and learn more about Dana’s investment services.
It’s a shoe in! LOL! DT 😉
This will have a big effect on the markets and investing! DT 😉
Iranian lawmaker says closure of key Strait of Hormuz under consideration
Has been under consideration since 1978-79 when the revolution took place in Iran.
War is like having personal adversaries one side sees the other sides weaknesses but the one side often times forgets that the other side is also looking. Never underestimate an adversary. DT
It’s funny to me that so many keep talking about silver’s industrial demand as if it matters at all. It doesn’t. Silver moves because gold is moving and for the same reasons. Prices are set at the margin and that margin for silver is controlled by investment demand. Silver’s stock-to-flow ratio makes it so. That’s why it went 35x in the 1970s while copper went 3x. The economy was no good and Dr. Copper reflected that by collapsing versus real money which clearly includes silver and always has. Copper fell 92% versus silver in the ’70s.
Believe it or not, buying silver right now is a better deal than buying it below 5 bucks 25-30 years ago. See for yourself:
https://schrts.co/WBCAJaQA
I agree……….. “believe it or not…….is a better deal than 25-30 ago”
Agreed Matthew, except for the fact that 25-30 years ago all classes had more disposable income, if you bought 100 ounces when it was selling at $5 that $500 was a lot easier to come up with. For a working family to buy 100 ounces of silver @ $36 it is very hard to scrape together that amount after paying for the necessities. DT
Easier to come up with $3600 today than $500 thirty years ago.
Brumple, not where I live everything has gone much higher leaving people scrambling to afford the necessities. The cost of living is much higher now in comparison to wages. The family income is dwindling as prices rise. Everything is going up-food, rent, home prices, clothing, taxes, entertainment, eating out. Even a man without a dollar is 99 cents better off than he once was.
Just take housing 30 years ago a house that sold here for $200,000 now sells for $2.3 million and rents have also experienced huge increases, but wages have not followed.
We have over 1400 homeless tent encampments in this province. I have lived through both times and prospered, but I don’t look at myself as an example I see the plight that my adult children are facing, and it is nowhere nearly as generous as when I was in the workforce. When I first joined the work world a man with a simple job, we will say caretaking in a school could raise a family on this one job, buy a home and retire comfortably with a small pension. I have never understood your reasoning Brumple it has never made sense. LOL! DT
DT, I’d guess everybody visiting this site would have no problem coming up with $3600. I doubt if any school janitors are here, so you and I are talking about different groups of people.
Brumple, there is a forest out there, but you can only see the trees! LOL! DT 🤣🤣🤣
If silver tripled in price to 109, how high would HL, CDE, PAAS, ASM, AYASF, DVS, and FNLPF go?
Opportunities In Growth-Oriented Silver Producers – Part 11
Excelsior Prosperity w/ Shad Marquitz – (06/14/2025)
Guanajuato Silver, Santacruz Silver, Impact Silver, Sierra Madre Gold and Silver
https://excelsiorprosperity.substack.com/p/opportunities-in-growth-oriented-74c
Thanks for the shoe KER! Dana is always a good listen.