Grok won’t answer the question!!!
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https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_d9fa275b-3225-4f3e-9516-e5cda9f210e7
Considering the data, a reasonable prediction for silver by the end of 2025 falls in the range of $36 to $45 per ounce. This accounts for a moderate continuation of current trends—assuming industrial demand remains robust, supply growth stays limited, and no major economic disruptions occur. A price closer to $40 seems plausible as a midpoint, aligning with the consensus of multiple financial institutions and analysts. However, risks such as a stronger U.S. dollar, higher interest rates, or a global recession could push prices lower, potentially toward $30, while a significant supply crunch or inflationary spike might drive it above $50.
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Ok but I didn’t need AI to come up with that “moderate continuation of current trends” analysis. Math-impaired that I am, even I can produce a price range prediction like that. Either grok is stringing you along with something so banal or it’s hiding what it has concluded in a world in which things are changing so fast and unexpectedly that using “current trends” to make predictions is essentially useless for silver. I’m going to abandon my flippant $150/oz and predict $65/oz. If gold at that same moment is $3250 that makes the silver/gold ratio about 50:1 and dropping (presumably).
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