Why do you view silver primarily as an industrial metal rather than a precious one?
Replied byAaron Hoddinott
Founder & Managing Director at Pinnacle Digest
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Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Started: 2008
Approximately seventy percent of global silver output is consumed by industrial applications like solar panels, electronics, and medical equipment. While silver has a long monetary history, its valuation is increasingly driven by industrial utility.
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