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As the world shifts from a unipolar to a multipolar order, the United States faces mounting pressure to secure supply chains for critical minerals—especially silver, of which it imports 70‑80 %—while rivals like China, India, and Gulf nations intensify their purchases. The video examines recent price volatility, bullish technical patterns, and the broader geopolitical scramble for natural resources, arguing that physical silver demand will outpace paper markets in the coming years.

In this interview, Bill Holter warns that a failure of silver to deliver in the March‑April timeframe could trigger a cascade of defaults across the massive derivatives market, potentially collapsing the financial system and spilling into gold, commodities, and interest‑rate contracts. He also explains how the unwinding of the Japanese yen carry trade, the shrinking of foreign holdings in US Treasuries, and persistent manipulation of precious‑metal futures are accelerating the crisis, urging viewers to hedge with physical gold and silver and prepare for a post‑industrial survival scenario.

On Jan 14 2026, Mario and silver analyst Eric Young discuss the unprecedented surge of silver above $100/oz on the Shanghai Gold Exchange, arguing that it reveals long‑standing LBMA/COMEX price‑suppression tactics and a shift in price discovery toward Asian markets. The conversation also touches on recent broker restrictions in Hong Kong, dwindling Chinese silver inventories, central‑bank demand, and the potential impact of rumored large short positions at UBS, all suggesting a looming run on physical silver.

In this episode, the host argues that the combination of massive sovereign debt, aggressive monetary stimulus, and worsening geopolitical and environmental pressures is dramatically raising the probability of a hyperinflationary “crack‑up boom” that could collapse fiat currencies worldwide, using historical case studies from the Weimar Republic, post‑war France, and modern Venezuela to illustrate the warning signs. He stresses that holding physical gold, silver, and strong community ties are the most reliable defenses against a potential currency collapse while urging viewers to stay vigilant and balanced amid market volatility.

Gold and silver surged to fresh all‑time highs on Monday after the U.S. Department of Justice launched a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, a move seen as part of the Trump administration’s effort to curb Fed independence and force lower interest rates. The rally, driven by fears over Fed autonomy, geopolitical tension with Iran and a weakening dollar, is prompting investors to seek protection for their purchasing power in precious metals.

In this video the host explains that gold’s recent surge—up about 65% in 2025—is driven by the systematic decline of the dollar and other fiat currencies ever since the collapse of the Bretton Woods gold‑standard, detailing how endless money printing and low interest rates have eroded purchasing power and caused currencies to sink. He also reviews the strategic importance of a diversified portfolio of metals (copper, lithium, uranium, and the lesser‑known “malibdinum”) through Vanguard Mining, and urges viewers to consider gold and silver as a hedge while doing their own research.

In this episode Mario and Clive dive into the accelerating rally in silver, highlighting a rush for physical COMEX deliveries, soaring dealer premiums, and manufacturers stockpiling the metal as inventories tighten worldwide. They also place the silver surge in the wider context of rising gold prices, commodity‑driven geopolitical tension, and shifting bond‑market dynamics, offering their outlook on how these forces could shape precious‑metal investing.

two sentences.In this interview Patrick Karim argues that the market is poised for the second “super‑capital rotation” in the past 125 years, illustrating the pattern with a Dow‑vs‑silver chart dating back to 1897 and showing how the stock market’s fading outperformance of silver signals a fundamental shift. He then connects rising yields, gold‑silver ratio dynamics, and a century‑scale oil price wedge to a bullish outlook for precious metals, suggesting that the next breakout could trigger massive price moves.

In a rapidly chaotic global environment the host argues that hard assets—especially silver—are becoming essential stores of value, highlighting recent price moves and the S&P‑500 and Nasdaq‑100 to silver ratio charts that suggest further outperformance. He also discusses personal metal acquisitions, a pre‑IPO gold‑royalty opportunity, and growing central‑bank interest in precious metals, urging viewers to consider physical commodities as a hedge against financial uncertainty.

.Rising long‑term government bond yields are presented as a clear signal that the world’s largest debt bubble is beginning to unravel, a process accelerated by the collapse of London’s unlimited gold‑and‑silver contract system that once masked monetary excess. The video examines the latest US, Japanese and German yield trends, highlights soaring sovereign interest costs, and advises viewers to protect themselves with hard assets such as gold and silver.

sentences.In this interview, Peter Carlin and host Mario dissect how banks’ spread‑trade dynamics, tightening futures markets and soaring margins are being upended by geopolitical pressure and a surge in physical silver demand from China and a rapidly affluent India. They argue that this “physical scramble” for silver—driven by solar‑panel needs, currency restrictions and off‑exchange mine acquisitions—could push prices far higher and reshape the broader precious‑metals landscape.

.In this interview, Eric Yeung explains China’s new case‑by‑case licensing system for silver exports, arguing that sending LBMA‑qualified bars to London would not meet the Chinese government’s “qualified end‑use” criteria and could dramatically tighten global supply. He warns that a disruption in free‑float could push spot silver toward $100 / oz and even $200 / oz, and outlines why he plans to hold his gold‑ and silver‑related positions despite the uncertainty.

On Jan 3 2026, the channel breaks down the Federal Reserve’s unprecedented December QE—over $104 billion, the most since the March 2023 regional‑banking crisis—and explores how the aggressive buying of short‑term Treasuries and repo operations may be propping up a steepening yield curve and the broader Treasury market. At the same time, the host updates viewers on a surge in Indian and Saudi silver purchases, teases a forthcoming interview on export‑control policies, and reminds fans to subscribe for daily alternative‑economics analysis.

Gold and silver ripped higher on the first trading day of 2026 as the Federal Reserve revived quantitative easing—adding $46 billion in three weeks and a further $75 billion via repo operations—fueling a rally that lifted spot gold above $4,375 and silver past $74 despite Asian markets being closed. Analysts warn that, although precious‑metal ETFs currently make up only about 0.2 % of U.S. portfolios, the staggering $112 trillion in total assets could drive billions of new inflows as institutions like Morgan Stanley, New York Life and many pension funds begin to allocate 5‑20 % toward gold and silver.

In this interview, David Jensen reveals that an apparent shortage of physical silver—exposed by empty London vaults, inflated paper contracts, and aggressive margin hikes on COMEX—has sparked a global scramble for real metal, raising doubts about the sustainability of leveraged futures and ETF backing. He warns that the market is rapidly shifting toward local, physical trading as supply‑chain delays, mining constraints, and geopolitical fragmentation make the silver crisis—and its ripple effects on other precious metals—effectively irreversible.

In this insightful video, Michael Oliver discusses the recent shifts in the silver market, emphasizing that silver has entered a new reality, with expectations of rapid price increases over the next six months. He advises investors to remain confident in their long positions and to refrain from fearing corrections, as the market is set for a vertical movement reminiscent of past bull runs.

In this video, Monaco 64's host discusses the recent insights from the Gnome of Zurich, a bond trader and expert in Elliott Wave analysis, suggesting that a correction in silver may be coming to an end. The conversation delves into market trends, the significance of Lucas numbers in predicting silver's behavior, and broader implications for precious metals as major financial institutions look to increase allocations in early 2026.