PMs will go down due to the following
>mines are cheap, plentiful, and productive
>the dollar is strong and getting stronger
>world governments decide to stop squabbling and share resources
>turns out alchemy is real after all

They're very likely going to continue increasing, but factors to mitigate a "moon" would be
>gold
May exist in larger secret hoards than acknowledged
>silver
Industrial thrifting, increase in recycling, and governments removing barriers to new mining could mitigate the supply crisis faster than silver chuds think, but it will still take a few years.
>Platinum
Gets cucked when cars stop using it for catalytic converters

Silver is God's metal, pay attention if you're lucky enough to catch a dip.

>>61526342
To me the biggest problems are price manipulations and paper resources. A couple of governments might decide to load up on gold and crush the price. One may even ask themselves whether the recent bullrun is just a tactic to prop up the bond market using contracts which are packaged off to pension funds, normal people etc before the price returns to a lower (still probably higher than before) level. Silver has a better case for it than gold due to new battery technologies, but if oil is anything to go by then silver will become a 'national security concern' and be subsidized into the ground by the time it becomes critical. Commodity game is way rigged from the start, but it doesn't mean you can't make money off it