Silver prices have rebounded from a recent low of $56 to over $64 per ounce, driven by continued AI data center demand despite earlier investor skepticism. Major tech companies are maintaining their data center spending plans, and silver producer stocks have surged in August. The article recommends silver investments through both producer stocks and ETFs.

AST SpaceMobile, a satellite broadband company, is compared against First Majestic Silver, a profitable mining company. AST SpaceMobile burns $1.1B in cash annually while pursuing growth in space-based cellular networks, whereas First Majestic generates $472M in free cash flow with a strong balance sheet. The choice reflects a growth-vs.-stability investment dilemma, with AST expected to reach profitability by 2027 and First Majestic benefiting from rising silver prices.

Silver has fallen 50% from its January peak of $115/oz to $58/oz, driven by investor concerns about AI data center spending despite strong long-term demand fundamentals. McKinsey projects $7 trillion in global data center spending by 2030, and major hyperscalers continue their infrastructure investments. The article suggests this dip may present a buying opportunity for silver and related producers.

With silver trading above $75/oz and structural supply deficits continuing, Nord Precious Metals has engaged GeoVector to update its mineral resource estimate for the Gowganda Silver Tailings project. The company has consolidated 4km of historic property boundaries, reported high-grade silver intercepts (2,343 g/t), and validated a historic feasibility study showing technical viability. The article reviews comparable silver producers and their operational positions in the current market environment.

GoldHaven Resources Corp. has secured approximately C$8.2 million in funding (C$3.2 million flow-through plus C$5.0 million LIFE Offering) to advance its 37,204-hectare Magno Project in British Columbia's Cassiar District. The company plans a 1,741 line-km airborne magnetic survey in June 2026 and an expanded drill program targeting three priority zones with high-grade silver-lead-zinc-tungsten mineralization. The funding positions GoldHaven to capitalize on the current silver market repricing and institutional demand for polymetallic exposure.

Silver has reached historic highs above $121/oz with six consecutive years of global supply deficits. Nord Precious Metals has consolidated nearly 4 kilometers of historic mining claims in Ontario's Cobalt-Gowganda silver camp, positioning itself to drill across boundaries where past producers stopped. The company has existing mill infrastructure, permits, and engineering partnerships to advance both boundary exploration and tailings recovery operations.

The U.S. has classified silver as a critical mineral amid a structural supply deficit and China's export ban. Silver prices have surged from under $30 to over $121 per ounce. Major silver producers like First Majestic, Endeavour Silver, and Fresnillo are expanding operations. Americore Resources is advancing its Trinity Silver Project in Nevada with 36 million ounces of silver equivalent and plans Q2 2026 drilling to upgrade its resource estimate.

First Majestic Silver Corporation's stock fell 19% this week due to a sharp decline in precious metal prices triggered by the Iran war. The conflict has driven up oil prices and inflationary pressures, leading to expectations of higher interest rates and a stronger dollar, which reduces demand for silver among international investors. The analyst recommends avoiding the stock due to its heavy dependence on silver prices and current geopolitical volatility.

First Majestic Silver's stock has surged 230% over the past year but fallen 30% from its 52-week high. While the company is well-positioned operationally with increased production investments and dividend hikes, its stock price remains heavily dependent on volatile silver prices. The article warns that unless silver prices rise significantly, the stock could underperform despite business improvements.

Ten large-cap stocks experienced significant declines during the week of March 9-13, 2026. Fair Isaac Corporation led losses with a 21.59% drop following a $1 billion senior notes offering announcement. Other major decliners included Centene (20.85%), Ulta Beauty (16.04%), Paramount Skydance (15.4%), and Thomson Reuters (13.97%). Declines were attributed to factors including disappointing earnings guidance, analyst downgrades, and broader market pressures across healthcare, beauty, media, and aviation sectors.

Ten large-cap stocks experienced significant declines during the week of March 2-6, 2026, driven by weak earnings, lowered guidance, geopolitical tensions, rising yields, and AI-spending concerns. Notable losers include Lumentum Holdings (down 24.65%), Corning (down 21.91%), MongoDB (down 16.23%), and Celsius Holdings (down 17.86%), among others.

Ten large-cap stocks were top performers during the week of Feb. 23-27, 2026. Circle Internet Group led with a 34.99% gain after strong Q4 results. Netflix, Dell, IonQ, Keysight, and Axon Enterprise also posted significant gains (22-27%) driven by better-than-expected earnings and positive guidance. Other gainers included Paramount Skydance, Block, Thomson Reuters, and First Majestic Silver.