The Looming Silver Crisis: Industrial Demand vs. Dwindling Supply

You know, I I've spent a lot of time over the last few months studying the core industrial demand for silver. And who are the players and, you know, Samsung buying the mine in Mexico to to get their output going and, you know, the use of silver in so many things from weapons to medicine to telecommunications to solar panels. And I think, I think knowledge about that is spreading. Um, but here's the thing. Despite the silver price crash last last Friday, which has already recovered substantially. I'm looking at silver right now at $87, $88. Um, the the core industrial demand has not dwindled. It has not gone down. Core industrial demand continues to vastly outstrip the annual mining output in terms of millions of ounces of silver. So that means the above-ground silver that exists simply cannot meet current industrial demand. And I mean, I took Economics 101 in college. I know that's going to mean higher prices. Uh, unless something dramatically changes. So, I think this is a good time to get back to fundamentals. Like, there's not enough silver, but it's in very high demand. Uh, what do you say to that? I agree, ...