Eric Sprott: Mining Stocks Are Undervalued as the Short-Seller Era Ends | Silver 2026 Outlook

Eric Sprott: Mining Stocks Are Undervalued as the Short-Seller Era Ends | Silver 2026 Outlook

Mining stocks have not followed silver higher — and according to Eric Sprott, that disconnect is becoming increasingly difficult to justify.

In this Silver Forecast Special Report, we break down a recent interview with Sprott and extract the deeper signals most of the market is still missing.

Sprott explains why many silver and gold mining stocks remain materially undervalued at current metal prices, why miner profits historically move two to three times the underlying metals, and why the long-standing short-seller dynamic in gold and silver markets may be losing its grip.

We also examine how Sprott’s outlook aligns with cycle analyst Michael Oliver, including the idea that silver may be entering a new price reality as we move toward 2026 — even if volatility or broader market stress temporarily interrupts the move.

This is not a stock-picking video.
It’s a structural analysis of why mining stocks are lagging, what could force a repricing, and why the silver market may be transitioning away from the era of paper-driven control.

⚠️ Not financial advice.
This content is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Always do your own research and consult a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions.

If you’re looking for clear context — not hype — this report connects the dots. Eric Sprott
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