A Once-in-a-Generation Breakout: Silver Price Chart Points to $96 Next

While many have been considering gold as the breakout asset of 2025, in hindsight, silver has also been performing extremely well, taking the markets by surprise. Silver price is now heading for a historic parabolic run, a once-in-a-generation breakout, aiming to hit $96 in due time.

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Silver Price Run to $96: Details

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According to Rashad Hajiyev, a leading financial expert, silver broke out of its 45-year cup and handle formation in October and has been rallying hard since then. Silver first broke away from its earlier price hindrances to hit $50 and is now swiftly aiming towards a new high of $70 in its first-phase parabolic run. Hajiyev shared how the silver price has more than doubled, over 120%, in 2025 alone, which gives it an edge over other assets that have taken their time rising up to the radar.

Hajiyev later shared how this cup and handle formation is now hinting at $96, which may materialize at the latest by early 2026.

“Silver broke out from a 45-year cup & Handle formation in October 2025,handle having crossed the historic all-time high of $50. In 2025 alone silver more than doubled, having gained 120% up to date. I believe the next station is in the $70 area. The measured move of a mega cup & handle formation targets $96, which is likely going to materialize in early 2026. For now let’s enjoy silver’s parabolic rally! This post is not investment advice…”

What About Copper?

2025 was the year of metals, where investors witnessed a surge in precious metals, including gold, silver, and copper. Silver price continues to break new records. Copper is also gaining steadily, with the metal aiming to hit $10 in due time.

“Copper is in new price discovery mode. With inflation elevated and higher demand in an AI/data center world, it makes sense we see a drive to $10 copper. Supply constraints. I think a small allocation to copper miners in long-term accounts is a good strategy.”

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