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Silver Has Surged to a New All-Time Highs Above $121 as Kootenay Silver Aggressively Drills into What Could Be a Once-in-a-Generation Silver Bull Market! Silver has officially broken out, surging to new historic highs this year, even rising above $121 before pulling back. Silver’s move is reshaping the entire precious-metals landscape. Years of underinvestment, tightening supply, and explosive growth in industrial demand — particularly from solar, electrification, and green technologies — are colliding with renewed safe-haven buying as global uncertainty accelerates. Unlike previous silver rallies, this breakout is being driven by both investment and industrial forces at the same time, creating a powerful structural tailwind. With the gold-silver ratio still far above long-term averages, silver remains undervalued — and history shows that when silver enters this phase, high-grade, scalable developers tend to move dramatically faster than the metal itself. This is why Kootenay Silver (OTCQX: KOOYF | TSXV: KTN) is standing out. Kootenay Silver (OTCQX: KOOYF | TSXV: KTN) is executing precisely as this new silver cycle takes hold. The company is a well-capitalized, advanced silver developer with four significant projects in Mexico and a rapidly emerging flagship in Columba. With more than 214 million ounces of silver equivalent in measured and indicated resources, an additional 109 million ounces inferred, and $20 million in fresh capital supporting an aggressive 50,000-meter drill program, Kootenay is focused on expanding high-grade resources at exactly the right moment. The 100%-owned Columba Project, already hosting 54.1 million ounces at strong grades, remains wide open at depth and along strike, positioning the company to pursue a potential 100-million-ounce district-scale discovery as silver prices continue to climb. With catalysts lining up and silver at new record highs, Kootenay is a story that warrants further research!
Wednesday's Featured Content Bloom Energy Blossoms on Rapidly Accelerating OutlookReported by Thomas Hughes. First Published: 2/7/2026. 
What You Need to Know - Bloom Energy is well-positioned to serve data center and industrial power needs.
- A triple-digit increase in the backlog points to strong revenue and earnings in 2026.
- Analysts and institutions indicate accumulation, but there is a risk of volatility.
Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE) has been rising for months thanks to its exposure to data-center and industrial power demand. While not entirely emissions-free, its easily deployable, ready-to-scale solid-oxide fuel cells are among the cleanest options for carbon-based power and are in high demand. In 2000, I told Barron's that a popular dot-com stock was headed for trouble. It dropped 90%. Now I'm making the opposite call on that same company: buy it now. This stock has become the lifeblood of AI data centers, yet almost no one has caught the story. While the media focuses on AI chip wars, they've missed this company's essential role in building out data centers. Their hardware is so critical that a single building uses enough of it to stretch around the world eight times. If you own Nvidia, you might want to pivot. If you missed Nvidia, this is your second chance at the AI data center buildout happening worldwide. See the under-the-radar play fueling AI data centers Data centers headline the demand: the massive build-out of AI compute, inference, and cloud capacity is driving an insatiable appetite for electricity that Bloom Energy aims to help fill. Bloom Energy's technology is validated and applicable to on-site power needs across industries, and its improving outlook has driven a rising stock price that may have more room to run. Bloom Energy: The Technical Outlook Is Bullish The technical outlook is bullish for Bloom Energy. Early February's price action confirmed support at a critical target — the top of a trading range that had previously acted as resistance. The base-case scenario projects a move equal to the trading range's dollar value — roughly $72 — while the bull case considers a similar percentage move. Under those scenarios, Bloom Energy stock could climb $72 to about $220 on the low end and, in a more aggressive outcome, could rise by as much as 95%, approaching $290 before peaking. Analyst trends align with the bullish view; however, consensus price targets currently lag the market, which can increase volatility. The market could correct to retest the consensus target for support, though that is not guaranteed. Post-release activity has included several price-target increases toward the high end of the range, which suggests there remains upside. As of now, the high end is near $207 — just shy of the technical base-case projection. 
Institutional activity also supports the market at early-February levels. Institutions sold for much of 2025 but returned to accumulation in Q4 and continued buying into early 2026. Institutions own more than 75% of the stock, providing a solid support base and a market tailwind, accumulating in early 2026. If that trend continues, a move to the technical base case looks likely; the main question is the timing. Bloom Energy Blows Past Consensus, Wows With Guidance Bloom Energy's Q4 2025 results underscored its role in the data-center ecosystem. Revenue rose 35.9% to $777.7 million, outpacing the consensus estimate by $132.4 million — roughly 2,000 basis points. Strength came from both product and service revenue, which increased by more than 33%. Margins were another bright spot. While gross margin contracted (declining by triple-digit basis points), the impact was smaller than analysts feared. Adjusted earnings per share were $0.45, slightly higher year-over-year and reportedly well above forecasts. Guidance was similarly bullish: backlogs are up about 150% year-over-year across the system, driven by products and services, and service margins are expected to improve as the installed base expands. The headline for investors was the 2026 revenue target of $3.1 billion — roughly $500 million above expectations and potentially conservative given current trends. Bloom, which is actively expanding and scaling production, is likely to outperform guidance, extending the bullish underlying trends and supporting further stock appreciation. Short interest remains a risk. Short interest spiked in early January to about 10%, which could cap near-term gains. The silver lining is that a strong 2026 outlook increases the chance of short covering, even if the Q4 release did not immediately trigger it.
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