The precious metal closed 6.5% higher at $31.49 an ounce Friday, the highest since February 2013. It has soared 32% this year, outpacing gold and making it one of the year’s best-performing major commodities.
Not only silver is at its 10 years high, it also closed the day with a record high gain, 6.5%. (gold is >$2415) It looks like they are running out of paper and can't suppress the metal prices with their worthless papers anymore. I can't really believe that though, can they really run out of paper?
The US debt is growing exponentially and the only way to pay that much debt is printing even more debt > hyperinflation
It will be either Weimar Germany or there will be WWIII soon. I don't think the USD will go down silently and peacefully.
Well, with Russia's imperialism, it doesn't sound too unlikely that WW3 is somewhere around the corner. But with all of that playing with fire that the USA has been doing for decades with the USD and especially over the last few years, I must say that the currency is doing really well. Inflation rate is low, percentage of global foreign currency reserves in the USD is very high (and no other currency is even close to competing with it). Plus, there is some explanation of silver growth in the article you've linked that has nothing to do with USD overprinting or US foreign debt: silver being a key metal for solar panels.