When it gets to 80, I you'll be seeing the perspiration coming off my brow because I'll be going, "Oh, is that it? Is that it? Should I take my profit?" Oh, but now it's broken out. It's It's just the fun time to watch. >> You're watching Silver News Daily. Subscribe for more. >> The silver market is about to do something no one's prepared for. Not the Fed, not Wall Street, and definitely not the mainstream media. For 50 years, this metal has been trapped under a false ceiling. Slammed back down every time it even dared to touch $50. But now, all the pressure, all the suppression, all the quiet accumulation, it's reaching a boiling point. Momentum expert Michael Oliver is sounding the alarm. And what he's seeing in the data is unlike anything we've witnessed in modern financial history. A move not just to $100 silver, but $200, even $500 in just a few quarters, not years, not decades, quarters, a silver tantrum. And it's already starting. Because this isn't just another precious metals rally. This is an asset class revolution. Institutions are abandoning overvalued tech stocks and zerowy yield bonds in favor of hard monetary assets. Gold is already making headlines. But silver, silver is the quiet killer. It's not just catching up to gold. It's preparing to blow past it in a historic wave of revaluation. And the signals, they're flashing red hot. So, what's triggering it? Why now? And what does Michael Oliver's momentum analysis reveal that has him targeting a vertical explosion in price? Stay with me because by the end of this discussion, you'll understand why silver's tantrum could be the most violent price reaction the market has seen in half a century and why it might already be too late to ignore it. Okay, look, there's this mathematical thing which will bore everybody witnessless. And it's like in a in a in random behaviors when you make a decision or when something happens that makes you think it might have finished. It could have finished but it might be halfway. So one way and I can't remember the name but some Austrian um mathematician. If you write a book your chances of writing two books are 50/50. If you write two books your chances of writing four books is 50/50. If you write four books the chances of writing eight books is 50/50. So this is why you get was it list? I can't remember. He wrote you know 200 symphonies. So the more you do the more you'll do. That is that is the rule. And it's the same with with any random semi-random process like that. So if you're at a th00and, you go to 2,000, the chances of going to 4,000 is 50/50. And when you get to 4,000, the chances to go to 8,000 is 50/50. Well, we're at that 4,000 in gold. And the chances of going to 8,000 is 50/50. So what you're looking for is suddenly cuz okay I've got this asset um silver and everybody goes yeah yeah yeah who cares who cares and suddenly something happens and it goes bang and it stops now that's called a repricing it's repriced there was a reason for repricing I don't know and penguins suddenly decided they needed to buy lots of silver and it repriced bang and it stopped okay now it's got equilibrium and it so it goes bang and it goes Now, the chances are 50/50 that it's going to go as far again. And you could say 50/50 that'll go back down. And you think, well, that's no help to me. You know, if it's 50/50 up or 50/50 down, I'll I'll pick this direction and half the time I'd be wrong, half the time I'd be right. But that isn't actually the trick. The trick is when it breaks away from it equilibrium, the penguins want more silver. it goes out of equilibrium and then the chances are very high that it's going to go as far again. So basically you get a signal of a big move. So equilibrium bang it breaks out that's the signal is going to have a big move and you know because of the 50/50 rule it's either going to go a long way that way or a long way that way. So when it does it you can jump on it. So for me as as a somebody with a position of silver rather exciting, I'll sit there and I'll expect it to break on up and then double. If it will break on down, I would go, "Oh, hold on a minute. I wasn't expecting that. What happened? What did the penguins not want their silver anymore?" And I'll re-evaluate. And if I'm certain I'm right, I'll be holding on and then maybe I'll prove to be right. And if I suddenly re realize that maybe I've it's done its thing, I'd get out and and keep most of my profit. So the equilibrium breakout one way or the other is a signal of a big move. And that big move is something that you can make the most out of. Particularly if you're watching that asset and you know in your mind which way it's going to go, it will give you a signal whether you're right in your assumption or wrong. And that will give you room to either take your profit or sit there and get the next big one. >> The first crack in the dam didn't come from silver. It came from gold. And that's exactly what makes this so important. For the first time in over a decade, gold has broken out of its long-term base against the SNP500. And that's not just some technical milestone. It's a siren. Historically, every time this ratio breaks out, it marks the start of a major asset class shift out of stocks, out of paper promises, and into real tangible monetary assets. We saw it in the 1970s. We saw it after the dot bubble. And now in late 2025, it's happening again. Only this time, the stakes are even higher. Gold's breakout isn't just a sign that investors are getting nervous. It's proof that the biggest money on the planet is rotating away from the bubble. According to Bloomberg and Morgan Stanley, institutions are actively de-risking, not by moving into bonds, but by piling into gold ETFs, bullion, and increasingly silver. And here's the kicker. Whenever gold starts leading this rotation, silver doesn't just follow, it amplifies the move. Every single time gold gains ground against equities, silver comes roaring in behind it, delivering the kind of volatility that turns quiet trades into explosive fortunes. And we're not talking about some slow trickle. In November 2025, the gold S&P ratio jumped more than 12% in a single month, clearing the resistance that capped it in 2011, 2020, and 2024. It's now sitting at its highest level since 2011, a period that marked the start of silver's last super cycle. That breakout is confirmation. The shift has begun. The real question is, what happens when silver takes the lead? because that's exactly what's coming next. >> Um to make sure there's enough money and it kind of guides itself by the value of the S&P. But when you pump money in when you print money, if you print it in a certain way like like they've been doing now for quite a long time, it goes straight into assets and it goes straight into financial assets. And you know the government uh US government was um on pause. So the money flow was on pause and the cash was being you know basically damned up in the treasury and the Fed was going into reverse with QT. So there was a kind of a big clunky machine um changing the way it's managing um the money supply and they all crossed over and there was a big liquidity squeeze um as I was saying on on a lot of podcasts you know liquidity squeeze is just a pinch in the money supply and when there's not enough money to go around and the money's not flowing assets go down it's like you know you're oh ah I better sell my Microsoft I've got to you know pay the balloon payment on my car or whatever. I can't make the mortgage payment. I I'm going to sell my gold Rolex down the pawn shop. It's the same thing with all assets. And so when the money stops flowing, down go assets. And when the money starts flowing again, up go assets. So you had this pinch point in liquidity, money, money supply, and assets go ah well actually the investors do that and the prices go wobble wobble wobble when everyone starts go, oh I'm panicking now. Oh my gosh, it's the end. They knew it was coming and then they pull the lever with the money supply and shook up it goes again. And I think I I saw something in passing and this number is going to be wrong but and you can find it out yourself that they pumped in $ 110 billion in the last few days or what last 10 days or so and you know that will will lift your assets. So you know a money supply um a liquidity crunch down goes the assets. They pull the lever up they go. And that you're seeing the other side of that. And I think you'll see a really strong run on assets up to Christmas now, which will be ho ho ho ho ho. Very good. >> Silver has officially stepped out of gold's shadow and now it's leading the charge. For years, silver has trailed behind, treated as a junior partner in the precious metals complex. But that dynamic is breaking down and fast. The gold to silver ratio, a key indicator used by traders to gauge which metal is outperforming, has been collapsing since early 2024. And as of December 2025, silver's performance isn't just catching up. It's overtaking gold entirely. That's not just a bullish sign. That's the spark that ignites historic silver rallies. Let's be clear about what this means. Whenever silver begins to outperform gold in a sustained way, the result is almost always a vertical move in price. We saw it in 1980. We saw it in 2011. And now we're seeing it again. The ratio has dropped from 87 to 56 in less than 2 years. And that kind of compression is rare. It typically signals that silver is about to unleash the kind of gains that leave gold in the dust. TD Securities is already projecting a ratio move toward 50 or even 45. That implies a silver price well over $100 if gold just holds steady. But it's not just the ratio. Silver miners are suddenly exploding higher, outpacing gold miners by more than 70% year-to- date. That kind of divergence doesn't happen unless something fundamental is changing in how the market views silver. And right now, that change is being driven by momentum. Deep structural momentum that Michael Oliver tracks with precision. His analysis isn't just calling for silver to outperform. It's calling for silver to detonate out of a decad's long trap. And as this ratio continues to fall, that detonation moves closer with every tick. Because once silver takes the lead, it doesn't stop. It erupts. Just before we get going, we just launched the official Silver News Daily Telegram. To kick things off, we're running a 10oz silver giveaway. Yes, real physical silver, not a voucher, not digital credits, actual bullion. This Telegram will be our new home for real-time silver discussions, market insights, collection picks, and everything precious metals. It's where the community truly comes alive. Here's how to enter the 10oz silver giveaway. Be subscribed to Silver News Daily on YouTube. Turn on the notification bell, comment 10O giveaway on three separate videos. Be an active member of the Telegram group and say hi. Once we hit 500 active Telegram members, we'll pick one lucky winner to receive 10 ounces of silver shipped directly to you. So, get in early. Stay active. It's It's not It's Yeah, that's not what's going on. And when the media is is saying bust and crash, oh, be worried, that's bullish. And I tell you what's bearish is when they all go quiet. when it goes like that and you know, say for example, silver went through 60 bucks in the next few days. If people weren't saying it's gone too far, it's going to crash, silver's, you know, never going to go up. Oh, it's terrible. It's terrible. That's bullish. It's when it goes and you don't hear anything. It goes silent. Then you want to be worried. So, you know, silence in a boom. Well, or everybody going hosana. That's the other thing. when it was going, "Ah, it's going to go to 200, $500, $1,000 an ounce." Then you want to be thinking about heading for the exit. But when it everybody's saying, "Oh, no, no, no. Oh, no. It's bad. It's bad. Oh, it's going to go down. Oh, it's ridiculous." That's bullish. It's bearish when it goes quiet. And when everybody's saying, "It's going to double from here. It's going to be a million dollars by Wednesday." That's when you want to get >> For more than 50 years, silver has been boxed in, trapped beneath a glass ceiling that capped every rally near $50. It happened in 1980, again in 2011, and once more during the 2020 pandemic panic. But in 2025, that pattern was broken. Silver didn't just test resistance, it cleared it. And that move has activated one of the most powerful technical setups in market history. Michael Oliver calls it the tantrum setup. A violent release of pressure built up over decades of suppression. And now with silver trading firmly above its historical cap, there's no more ceiling, only sky. This isn't a typical breakout. Silver has been forming a massive cup with handle patterns stretching all the way back to 1980. That's a generational consolidation. And when price finally escapes that kind of structure, it doesn't inch higher. It accelerates with force. According to Fibonacci projections, the next major resistance isn't until $64 to $68. But that's just the first stop. The full measured move of this formation, $120 to $200. And if the tantrum scenario plays out as Oliver suggests, those levels could be reached in a matter of quarters, not years. Let's look at the facts. In October 2025, silver ripped to $54.80, 80s, breaking above every historical high of the last five decades. Then it pulled back, not into weakness, but into strength. Each dip was met with stronger buying. And by December, the market had confirmed a third successful test of the breakout zone. That's not speculation. That's structural support. And it means the lid has finally come off. This is exactly what a parabolic setup looks like. years of sideways compression, repeated false breakouts, and then suddenly a decisive launch. It's the same pattern Copper followed in 2005. It's the same pattern lead followed in 2007. In both cases, prices quadrupled within a few quarters. And now, silver is tracing the same path. Only this time, the breakout isn't just technical. It's being fueled by a fundamental crisis that makes the move not only possible, but inevitable. >> It feels it. And somebody asked me today, one of one of my um you know subscribers on Substack, they said, "So what do you think about silver? What it's doing that?" And I said, "I don't care. I don't care. I'm just I'm I'm like I'm asleep. I'm I'm as hanging upside down from a tree cuz I'm so sure of silver going up fairly large way from here that I'm not really sitting on the pixel and watching it go up and down. I mean, literally, you know, I I looked at it this afternoon went, "Oh, that's that's kind of cool." Oh, they they crashed the CME, did they? Okay, that's good. But I'm not excited about it because it is kind of I'm already calculated that that's what's going to happen. So, I can sit there when it gets to 80. I you'll be seeing the perspiration coming off my brow because I'll be going, "Oh, is that it? Is that it? Should I take my profit?" Oh, but now it's broken out. It's it's just the fun time to watch in my book because if you've got a plan, if you worked it all out before and if it doesn't behave as you see fit, you sell it and you walk away and you you wait for the next bus and if when it does break out, you go, "Yeah, I thought that's right. Yeah, it'll go up and it'll go up quite a long way. Yeah, it'll be fine." But when it does get up there, because obviously I'll be and everyone else will be thinking it's going to go to 100. Oh, yeah. Yeah, it's going to go to 100. Should I hang on? And and I'll be going, "Ah, do I want to hang out for 20 bucks?" And and that will be the moment when I'll be, you know, doing that, but not now. And I wouldn't care if it came back to 50 because, you know, the precious metals are going a long way. And all the commodities are going to go, hard quantities, are going to go a long way. It's only just begun. So, you know, as far as I'm concerned, it's it's um it's not early days for silver, and it's certainly not early days for gold, but they've still got a rather long way to go. And then after that, it will be copper. And copper will do a ridiculous um rise. And after that, it's going to be um oil. And oil one day, I don't know when, is going to go $300 a barrel. And it's not going to be that long. It will be this decade and I'll be sat there watching it going. Is it going yet? Is it going yet? And no, it's still not going. Oh, is it? Oh, look at that. Oh, if it goes there. Oh, it's on its way. And it'll and it will do that and then I'll I'll go in boots first. >> What makes this breakout even more dangerous for those who aren't ready is what's happening underneath the surface. Silver isn't just running on technicals or speculation. It's being pushed by a brutal structural imbalance between supply and demand that's been building for years. And it's now reaching a breaking point. The silver market has entered its fifth consecutive year of physical deficit. In 2025 alone, demand is expected to exceed supply by nearly 200 million ounces. That's not a forecast. That's a shortage. A real measurable unsustainable shortfall that the mining industry cannot fix in time. And here's why. Silver is different. Only about 30% of it comes from primary silver mines. The rest is a byproduct of other base metals like copper, lead, and zinc. So when those industries slow down, silver production drops with them, regardless of silver's price. That means even if silver hits $100 tomorrow, we can't magically produce more. And with global ESG restrictions, mine permitting delays, and financing walls hitting new highs, there is no fast solution on the supply side. CRU Group confirmed that no major new silver mine is expected online before 2029. The pipeline is dry. Now add to that an industrial boom that's stretching demand to the limit. Solar panel manufacturers alone are consuming nearly 300 million ounces a year. EVs, 5G infrastructure, AI data centers, every one of these sectors is gobbling up silver at a historic pace. And unlike speculative investors, these industries don't wait for dips. They buy consistently and in volume. Metal's Focus now estimates that industrial use will account for over 55% of global silver demand by 2026. The market simply isn't prepared. We're not just talking about a tight market. We're talking about an explosive setup. Comx registered inventories are already at their lowest level since 2016. While open interest continues to climb, the pressure is immense. And when that pressure combines with surging investment demand, there's only one way for price to go. This is the spark that turns a breakout into a full-blown tantrum. A moment when physical scarcity collides with monetary fear and silver doesn't just rise, it erupts. There's way way not enough of it. And you know when they were talking about electrifying for vehicles and which I think is going by the board now there was nowhere near enough of it with AI that that problem just blew up you know two threefold there's absolutely not enough of it. Now, you can you can swap it out for aluminium to an extent. And you'll notice that aluminium is looking rather spicy cuz aluminium will go and and nickel will go. They're all They're all going. They're all going to go because if you think about what's actually happening out there right now, they're about to pave the world over with service centers. And a service center is just a very, very, very, very large box that burns huge amounts of energy. that's filled with commodities that have been jiggled about. Whether it's copper cables, whether it's fans with with, you know, motors in, whether it's a load of gold edge connectors, it's it's basically one big pile of highly organized cortis. And the amount of energy it's going to use is just astronomical. And they're going to have to build astronomical amounts of energy supply for it. And that's copper, but it's everything. It's steel. It's rare earths. It's it's ex strange metals that you never even heard of. Yeah. It's all going into that explosion of AI buildout that they've already earmarked 1.5,000 billion for 1.5 million million 1 and a half trillion to people that want to have it said a different way. One and a half trillion worth of commodities in very large boxes powered by huge amounts of energy. Yeah. Well, you know, hello. That's got big impact. And and my favorite little saying right now, and and because it's slightly it's slightly patronizing, but I do enjoy it, which is when Elon Musk says it's AI is going to use all the energy of the solar system and then the galaxy, I think you need to pay attention. I think that guy's quite smart. I think he's got a reasonable amount of money from being reasonably smart. And then when Jeff Bezos, another kind of smart guy, says, "I think I'm going to be launching service centers into space." Sorry, what movie is that in? I don't know. Was it was Captain Kirk in that one? Yeah. When he says that, you need to pay attention. They're planning to launch service centers into space. And the guy who lands rockets backwards from space on floating barges in the middle of the ocean says he's going to use all the energy in not just the planet, the solar system. Things are a foot. Yeah. And if you think about what makes up that thing, it's commodities. Hard commodities, the metals, and they're commodities which means generally available at set price. Well, I think that regime's going away. they're going to go towards luxuries because AI is some I can't remember the exact number. You have to you have to look up all my numbers because they amaze me myself. 60% of American GDP at the moment is coming from building out um AI. I mean there you go. And the act the productivity you get from AI is about 5x. Anybody that that knows media will say, well, you know, can I have a business plan, please? Yeah. What do you want it about? Oh, I want it about eggs. Okay. I mean, what sort of eggs? Oh, chicken eggs. Okay. Right. I've just hit return and it's in the email to you. So, no, it's not 3 days. At the macro level, the foundations of the fiat system are crumbling, and silver is perfectly positioned to benefit. What we're witnessing right now isn't just another rate cut cycle. It's a full-scale policy panic. In late 2025, the Federal Reserve was forced to restart Treasury purchases, not because inflation was under control, but because the bond market itself was seizing up. Fed officials called it liquidity restoration. But let's be honest, this is the beginning of yield curve control. The same playbook they used in 2020, now dusted off and deployed again. Only this time, it's not optional. It's survival. And that survival instinct is sending shock waves through the global financial system. With US debt now above $35 trillion and the fiscal deficit topping $1.8 trillion in a single year, the message is clear. Printing is back. The Fed's balance sheet has already expanded by $400 billion since midy year, and real interest rates are sliding back towards zero. As fiat dilution accelerates, investors are losing faith in paper assets and turning to monetary metals as a hedge. Not just gold, but silver, too. Why? Because silver offers the same monetary protection plus industrial leverage. It's a double-barreled bet against fiat decay. Even sovereign funds are catching on. Singapore's GIC, Norway's NBIM, long known for their conservative portfolios, are quietly allocating into precious metals. Meanwhile, retail investors are emptying coin shops and pushing physical premiums back into the double digits. This isn't hype, it's defense. ING Research recently stated that monetary metals should outperform as deficits persist. And Bloomberg Intelligence has gone even further, warning that the metals trade from 2020 to 2021 is reasserting itself with force. All of this is fueling the asset class rotation Michael Oliver warned about. As confidence in currencies collapses, capital is abandoning the bond market, avoiding overbought equities and seeking refuge in real stores of value. And silver, long suppressed and overlooked, is finally being recognized for what it is. Not just an industrial commodity, but a core monetary asset with the power to outpace inflation, outperform gold, and explode in value as trust in fiat disintegrates. It's 3 minutes. And it's that's an example, a simple example of the productivity coming out of AI. And it won't be if they 10x productivity, they will not sat nine people and have one person doing it all. They just do 10 times as much stuff, 10 times as much productivity. Machines didn't make mean that everybody that made stuff was put out of a job. It means that they made 10 times more stuff. I mean, before the steam engine, there was 95% of the people on on the land making food, and people were borderline starving. So, they had 95% of the people making food. They still couldn't make quite enough really to keep everybody fed. Now, 2 and a half% live on the land, and people eat so much they can barely walk. That's what comes from productivity. And we've been through this big phase of a drop in productivity. Um, they won't say that there has been one, but I think there's a big one. And it's all come from where is it? Where's me? Productivity destroyer. All from this. I'm going to zombie walk down the road looking at my mobile phone, not doing any work. Oh, look. There's a new device for cutting cucumbers. Oh, I'm fascinated. Yeah, that's absolutely wrecked productivity. I mean, I I I visit a lot of companies and I'll go through the front door, there'll be somebody on a shopping site, guaranteed. Absolutely guaranteed. Probably more than one and there'll be, you know, programmers clicking and there'll be graphic artists typing and some people will get that joke. Yeah. and and you're lucky sometimes that they'll actually be there. But, you know, productivity has taken a real blow to the temple because of shows like this and X and Facebook and Twitter and Tik Tok and Instagram and and yeah, but AI is going to make productivity absolutely explode and that's going to absolutely turn everything on its head in a good way. There's there's a a absolute iceberg of of wealth coming our way and hopefully we won't crash our Titanic into it. But you know there is there is an economic boom that is just taking off now and it's going to consume all the commodities. That's going to be the fuel to it. And and then there's the fuel. I mean I keep saying this and nobody picks me up on it and that is why are they building all these nuclear power plants now? Wasn't that the actual scourge of of humanity? Wasn't it the worst thing ever only months ago? And all of a sudden, hey, have some radioactivity on your Rice Krispies. Yay! Nuclear power is wonderful. Let's have lots. Yeah. Why is that? Well, it's obvious, isn't it? You need all the electricity and energy you can possibly have for this AI stuff because all it is is raw materials plus energy and that is AI. I mean you put all this stuff in and you the product comes out in a little glass fiber out the back. Yeah. I mean it's it's it's absolutely transformational and it's going to consume all the commodities like it's going to be this huge sucking sound as it all gets pulled into AI machinery all the energy all all the raw materials it's it's the beginning of another um tech well it's a technological revolution proper one it will make the internet look small it's like the steam engine but 200 years later, 300 years later. >> Now, here's where the leverage gets dangerous in a good way. Because while silver bullion is breaking out, the silver miners are still stuck in the basement. And that disconnect, it's not going to last. We're talking about a sector so small, so neglected that when money finally flows in, it doesn't trickle. It detonates. Right now, the entire global silver mining sector has a market cap of around $140 billion. That's less than a single large cap tech stock. And yet, it sits on top of one of the most strategically critical commodities of the next decade. The numbers are staggering. Since the 2020 lows, silver is up 85%. But the SITF, which tracks silver miners globally, see, is only up 45%. That's not underperformance, that's lag waiting to snap back. Many junior developers are trading at just 20 to 30% of their net asset value. based on $40 silver. Now imagine what happens if silver hits $100 or $200. You're not just looking at higher prices. You're looking at margin explosions, cash flow windfalls, and a sectorwide repricing that could send the miners vertical. And it's already starting in 2025. Major producers like Heckla, Pan-American, Mag Silver, they're all guiding for 15 to 25% production growth in 2026. But here's the kicker. They're doing it without increasing capex. That means profits don't just rise, they multiply. And that kind of margin leverage is exactly what institutions hunt for when they rotate into commodities. As momentum builds and the silver tantrum accelerates, the miners will be the amplifiers, the high beta play for investors who want more than just a hedge. They want velocity. Michael Oliver calls this setup asymmetric madness. Because once the capital starts flowing, it doesn't stop at the metal. It pours into the equities fast, hard, and often irrationally. And if you're not positioned before that begins, you won't have time to react once it does. The miners aren't just a side play. They're the hidden fuse in Silver's breakout, and they're about to light. Michael Oliver doesn't mince words when it comes to what's coming. He's not calling for a rally. He's calling for a tantrum. A parabolic momentumdriven explosion that sends silver to $100, $200, even $500. Not over decades, but in mere quarters. His momentum structural analysis has identified a pattern eerily similar to what preceded violent breakouts in copper and lead back in the mid 2000s. Moves that quadrupled in price in under a year. And now he sees that same energy building in silver. only this time the setup is even more compressed, even more violent, and even more overdue. Let's get specific. As of December 2025, silver has already cleared the critical $50 ceiling and traded as high as $54.80. And despite short-term pullbacks, every dip has been bought. Each one forming a higher low, building pressure just below the next resistance cluster in the $64 to $68 zone. That's the fuse. And Oliver's analysis says once that level is breached, we're in tantrum territory where price loses all connection to fundamentals and is driven purely by positioning, fear, and momentum. And the early signs are already here. Comx options activity targeting $100 silver has exploded, up 40% just in the last quarter. Retail bar premiums are climbing again and ETF inflows are surging. The $200 target, that's not a fantasy. Eric Sprat, one of the largest silver bulls in the world, argues it's simply a fair valuation adjusted for monetary inflation since 1980. And let's be honest, $200 silver isn't even that wild when you consider how broken the fiat system has become and how deep this market suppression has gone. This is the moment Michael Oliver has been warning about for years. A generational revaluation of silver driven not by hype, but by an unstoppable shift in momentum. a tantrum that punishes the unprepared and rewards those who saw it coming. And based on the data, the charts, and the underlying energy in this market, that tantrum is no longer a theory. It has already begun. Concerned. I mean, I I in that um piece I I did a video for YouTube and I I've done a piece on Substack where I go into more detail. But if you go back as far as you like really and you just go, I'm going to get my Sharpie out or my Crayola. I'm going to nick one off my child. get my crayola, print out the chart and go, it went this way and then it went that way and then it went this way and then it went that way. You're only drawing five or six lines in the last 25 years and they're all up basically. And you know, if you if you look at the wrong media and they're saying, "Oh, it's going to crash. Everyone's going to die. End of the dollar. Oh no, run away. Don't do that. Don't do that." And you went, "Oh, I'm not going to I'm not going to buy any shares. I'm not going to buy Microsoft or Apple or Nvidia." Ah, no. No. It's all too scary. I read it in in the media. You don't you'll be sat there like a beach well for the last um 15 20 years missing the biggest bull run in history. So the thing to be is, you know, aggressive, not silly aggressive, not overlever aggressive, but looking for opportunities in the market to then back. So invest in opportunities and look for those opportunities and don't listen to the doomsters. And you know, gold's been an opportunity. Silver's been an opportunity. Copper is going to be a massive opportunity. Oil is going to be a big opportunity going forward at some point. And you stake them out and you go, "Well, when this happens, I'm going to buy that thing." And then this happens. And then you buy that thing. You don't have to be in there now. You don't have to be scared. You just have to be methodical. And you know, you've got to be, as I say in my favorite sport, cricket, on the front foot. You or as I was saying in in Silicon Valley, you got to lean in. rather than lean back. And you know that is the trick and we've seen that with this recent liquidity squeeze and with the government um uh shutdown that a lot of people have been terrified by it and then it goes away again. Now that's not to say if you're in a bubble and you think you're in a bubble you have to sit there and hope it carries on going. You just have to be leaning in. And if you look at that chart, you can see you get a sense of proportion that little bobbly bobbly bobbies. Oh, what's going on? Nobody knows. Fred did this, Jim did that. You know, this this strange reason that nobody agrees with. Uh, you know, you you you just sit pat. If your president comes out and says we're going to invade Greenland, then maybe you do want to get out of the market. But, you know, it has to be something pretty clat cataclysmic to to turn around this long-term trend being on now for almost ever. I mean, the credit crunch was that thing. You know, the whole of US housing nearly went down the pan. Yeah. Well, that's a reason to get out the market. And yes, at the beginning of the year, um, what Trump was saying about tariffs was a reason to get out of the market. And you know if he had kept to what he said he had done or was going to do at the beginning there there would have been a big crash. But if you take the gaps between moments where you really have to think carefully about whether you want to be in you go Trump COVID credit crunch well years between those things and and yes the NASDAQ will go into a bubble and yes it will probably crash but you don't want to get out of a bubble at the beginning of the bubble you want to get out of it near the end and that's maybe two years away now. So, you know, it's good to be leaning into this stuff rather than sat there going, "Oh, I'm going to sit on my hands. I'm Oh, I'm scared now." It it's it's good not to be scared. It's good to be careful. Everything we've just covered, every breakout, every imbalance, every suppressed signal finally surging to the surface points to one conclusion. The tantrum is here. Not in the future, not someday. Now, Silver is no longer waiting for permission. It's no longer trailing behind gold. It's no longer trapped beneath that $50 ceiling. It's breaking loose. And as momentum compounds, as supply tightens, and as fiat credibility crumbles, what we're seeing isn't just a bull market. It's an escape. A violent reversion to true value after half a century of distortion. For decades, silver has been the most misunderstood asset in finance. Dismissed, ignored, manipulated. But the market can only suppress reality for so long. Eventually, something snaps. And when it does, price doesn't just correct, it overcorrects. Michael Oliver's momentum signals are flashing red. Comx positioning is surging. ETF inflows are flooding in. The miners are awakening and institutional capital is no longer dipping its toe. It's stepping in with force. This is the moment silver investors have waited for. Not just a rally, not just a trade, a reclassification. Silver is shifting from forgotten commodity to frontline monetary asset. And the price action we're seeing, it's just the beginning. Because once momentum like this takes hold, it feeds on itself. $100 silver is no longer a bold prediction. It's the floor in a tantrum scenario. And $200, $500, those aren't dreams. They're destinations on a path that's already unfolding. So, the only question left is, are you positioned or are you waiting to watch it happen from the sidelines? Because in the silver market, tantrums don't warn twice.