Silver has more room to run, according to one strand of recently published research — and the $60 zone is being framed as a long-term buying opportunity, not a top.
The core argument from that camp: both sides of silver's demand story are pointing higher at once. On the precious-metal side, the case tracks with the broader bullish gold thesis. On the industrial side, analysts point to electronics manufacturing and the ongoing build-out of data centers as structural, durable sources of consumption.
A recurring point in the published view is that silver tends to lag gold early in a move, then catch up sharply. So underperformance now isn't treated as a red flag — it's treated as setup.
Notably, this thread of research pushes back on the standard recession worry. The argument is that a cyclical slowdown wouldn't meaningfully dent silver demand, because the industrial pull from tech infrastructure is structural rather than cycle-dependent.
As always, this is what outside research is arguing — not a forecast, and not advice.