James Anderson

James Anderson
James Anderson
Senior Market Analyst & Content

A bullion buyer years before the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, James Anderson is a grounded precious metals researcher, content creator, and physical investment grade bullion professional. He has authored several Gold & Silver Guides and has been featured on the History Channel, Zero Hedge, Gold-Eagle, Silver Seek, Value Walk and many more. You can pick up Jame's most recent, comprehensive 200+ Page book here at SD Bullion.

Given that repressed commodity values are now near 100-year low level valuations versus large US stocks, James remains convinced investors and savers should buy and maintain a prudent physical bullion position now, before more unfunded promises debase away in the coming decades.

  1. Here’s Silver’s Path to $100 – Chart by Chart

    Is the silver price really on a path to $100 an ounce — or will history repeat itself at $50 like in 1980 and 2011? I sat down with James Anderson, long-time precious-metals analyst at SD Bullion, to walk through the data chart by chart and get an honest look at what the numbers are saying.

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  2. +$50 per oz Silver as London Lease Rates Signal Short Squeeze

    Silver just broke the $50 mark, and it’s stirring up the biggest buzz the bullion market’s seen in decades. From London’s sudden silver shortage to record-breaking lease rates, the pressure behind this move is unlike anything since the Warren Buffett era. Gold’s holding strong near $4,000, and demand from both investors and industry is pushing supply to its limits. Watch now as senior analyst James Anderson breaks down what’s really driving this historic silver surge—and what it means for everyday Americans watching from the sidelines.

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  3. Silver is Surging: $50/oz the Battleground That Could Trigger a Frenzy and Could Ignite Momentum Into Uncharted Territory

    Silver is hovering around the $50 per ounce mark—a level that’s become the ultimate battleground for bulls and bears alike. In this late-September interview, SD Bullion’s James Anderson shares his decades of insight into why this price zone is so critical and what history suggests could come next. With silver recently breaking above $51 for the first time since 1980, the market is at a tipping point shaped by global turmoil, safe-haven demand, and tightening supply. Watch now to learn what could determine whether silver holds the line—or launches into uncharted territory.

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  4. U.S. Gold Reserves’ $1 Trillion Revaluation to Silver’s Charge Toward $50 per oz and Gold’s Path to $4,000 per oz

    Gold’s up 45%, silver’s up 53%, and central banks are quietly stacking at record pace in 2025 — but the mainstream media still isn’t talking about it. In this week’s market update, we unpack why 2025’s precious metals rally is rewriting the global financial script. From U.S. Gold Reserves $1 trillion market value revaluation to silver’s charge toward $50 per oz, this one’s packed with perspective you won’t hear anywhere else. Watch now to see why experts say this bull market may just be getting started.

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  5. Silver Begins Threatening $50 per oz: Why This Price Could Be the Most Important Battle Zone Yet

    Silver is charging toward the $50 per oz mark, a price it hasn’t held since 1980 and 2011. Why $50 per oz is silver’s most important battle zone yet comes down to history, psychology, and supply strain all converging at once. Vault inventories are vanishing, institutional investors are still underweight, and global demand is hitting new highs. If silver breaks through and holds, it could spark a frenzy that redefines how the world views this long-undervalued metal. Watch now to learn why stacking today could protect and grow your wealth tomorrow.

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  6. Why is Gold Valuable? | Why is Gold so Expensive?

    Why is gold so expensive and valuable?

    Highly valued since ancient times and there are both scientific, psychological, and historical reasons why gold is valuable and profoundly so.

    Humans valuing their precious gold transcends national borders, politics, religious beliefs, genders, skin pigments, and ethnicities. We human beings often disagree, but we'll virtually always accept real gold in payment.

    Here we delve into some of the deep reasons why we human beings have and likely always have a healthy bid on the value of gold. 

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