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 In the middle of each of those explosions, and we're in a bigger one now, but in the middle of that clock, there was what you could call a stumble or a correction. For instance, in January 2011, uh, in the $20 plus range, you had a monthly reversal in silver where it made a high and it closed down on the month. So, price chart technicians would say, "Oh, that's a reversal month." You turned around the next month, it blew the lid off of it again, even more than you done. But you had a midpoint

stumble. If this T- bond event continues for another day or two, you're going to panic the Fed in a way you've not seen before. >> Wow. You're talking about an imminent event here. >> Yes. Imminent. >> You're talking days. Okay. >> Get us to that midpoint in this six-month swing in silver. like get us into February, let's say, maybe, but with headlines and you could Here's here's a thought that I've put out there. The Supreme Court is going to decide on tariffs.

>> Mhm. >> Most people don't know which way they're going to go. I have a strong suspicion they're going to say no. It's There'll be a point I I'm This is something we do for our subscribers aside from trying to get their attention off the day-to-day swings in silver. We've been telling them for months, if you see a 10 to 15% drop and it looks like hell on a daily chart, buy it anyway. And if you go back over the last handful of months and every time you see a 15 or 8% 10% drop,

if you bought it instead of selling it, you're way ahead of the game. Okay? Somebody does knows that because somebody's buying it, not just somebody, but bodies. But you still have this overwhelming doubt. And here's here's an analysis I gave my son this morning. I noticed that before silver would hit a higher, gold even like back in April. And gold went sideways for five months. Doubters, doubters, doubters. It didn't break down, but they capped it. And then you broke through and then in October

you had another pause. The pause was only then couple months shorter time span and then you jolted again. Same thing's going on in silver. Uh you could have a a whole yearwide pause at $35 late 2024 through early 2025, but basically a whole year of of this with a 35 plus cap. Whole wasted year. Bored to death. Okay. Doubted. And then it went through that and jolted up another 10 bucks or so. It's been a layered process. But I even noticed that on daytoday action. Take today for example. We jolt it up to $95

and they spend the whole day selling against that and dropping it back down to 93. >> Yeah. >> Except instead of it lasting 3 months now or two weeks now, now you can measure those pullbacks in hours. >> So things are things are speeding up. >> I suspect the T-bond event and we've expected this all along is possibly the event that creates the headline crisis. And if it does, we've in our analysis of some prior surging moves in silver, for example, in 79 to 80 where it went up like fivefold

in 5 months. >> Yeah. September 2010, April 2011, up double and a half in 7 months. >> Welcome to Gold Silver News, your go to destination for all things economics and finance. Whether you're an experienced investor, an inquisitive student, or just someone who wants to stay ahead in today's everchanging economic landscape, you've come to the right place. Now, we'll show you the best scenes of the latest interview. But first, smash the subscribe button, hit the like button,

and send us super thanks if you find our daily recaps valuable. Enjoy the episode. In the middle of each of those explosions, and we're in a bigger one now, but in the middle of that clock, there was what you could call a stumble or a correction. For instance, in January 2011, uh, in the $20 plus range, you had a monthly reversal in silver where it made a high and it closed down on the month. So, price chart technicians would say, "Oh, that's a reversal month." You turned around the next month and

blew the lid off of it again, even more than you done. But you had a midpoint stumble. If this T-bond event continues for another day or two, you're going to panic the Fed in a way you've not seen before. >> Wow. You're talking about an imminent event here. >> Yes. Imminent. >> You're talking days. Okay. and maybe to that midpoint in this sixmon swing in silver like get us into February let's say maybe but with headlines and you could here's here's a thought

that I've put out there the Supreme Court is going to decide on tariffs >> most people don't know which way they're going to go I have a strong suspicion they're going to say no >> and they are seeing this broader than just a legal case about tariffs and how they read the constitution or whatever. They know that what's going on in the world now, especially today, for example, where you read that headline, >> that sell all US, >> they could step in and put their foot

through that door >> and maybe stop the tariffs and therefore quote save the world, if you know what I mean, by stopping the panic selling of US assets by cutting off his tariffs against Europe, for example. If that were to happen, but a panic first. Okay, T-Bond CL. Don't be shocked if silver goes vertical for several days. Like maybe it doesn't pause till it's 120 130 bucks and maybe has a couple limit up days 10% per day on the comics. There could be a point in there where if they decide that way and it's

got to be days away or a week away Supreme Court decision, but I can't find specificity on that. >> Right? >> You look on the internet, you won't find it either. We know >> I'm googling right now. >> Yeah. And that could try to temporarily put a hose effect on this fire. It won't ultimately stop it because there's far bigger things underway here. >> But that could be one of those episodes where silver goes wild ahead of that. The stock market gets gut punched

another day or two like it's doing today and the t-bon slide into what could be described as a panic liquidation. At that moment, suddenly the non-holders of silver or the short sellers of silver think, "Oh, I've been on the wrong side. I haven't been long or why on earth am I selling this for? I got limit up today. I can't get out of my shorts." Uh, we could be heading toward that kind of rapid process literally at the time of this interview. You know what you mentioned earlier? So, within the next 6

months, you wouldn't be surprised if silver could potentially reach anywhere between $300 and $500 an ounce. Yeah. With a wobble. No doubt there will be a wobble in the middle that will scare the heck out of people, even the diehard silver bulls. And gold would be far north of 5,000 at that stage. Yeah, I think you know. Yeah. What if, for instance, gold reached 8,000 and did its so-called normal eight-fold move? It's done it twice before bull markets. Do it again. That's not extraordinary. That's

just doing it again. Okay. And it goes to 8,000 and silver returns to its spread relationship with gold where it was in 2011 when we were at 50 bucks. That's 3.1% the price of gold. Well, you know what 3% of 8,000 is? You know, you know, pretty nice number. But when you also factor in Eric Strada, a friend of mine is, you know, you know who he is. Yes. Uh he's been making the case in speeches that you know if you take the money supply and factor that into the price of silver where it stood in 1980

and observe the money supply growth since then or 2011 and know where the money supply growth has been since then. What percentage gain? Then you know add that to those two highs and you arrive at figures well up in the couple hundred just to match the real purchasing power of silver at those two peaks. Large price targets sound extreme until they're framed properly. When adjusted from money supply expansion, silver's past peaks convert into far higher real values today. Measured against gold,

silver still trades well below historic ratios seen during prior bull market climaxes. If gold resumes its traditional role during monetary stress, silver typically amplifies that move. Meanwhile, commodities broadly appear positioned for another inflationary leg with energy serving as the trigger. Rising oil prices don't just affect charts, they hit consumers directly, reinforcing inflation awareness in daily life. No, they're seeing the effects the consumer price impacts. And I also I

think on oil, we examine it closely and the commodity complex. As far as we're concerned, the commodities are beginning their next bull phase. Much like that 2020 to 2022 doubling in the price of the Bloomberg, I think we're going to initiate another one. Oil's the lagard. And it's the one President Trump said, you know, I'm going to keep gas prices down right now. Our technical analysis of oil, ignore all the headlines because the headlines are oh, all the fundamentals say we're going to 40.

Fine. I love that. They'll get ambushed. The technicals suggest roughly a handful of dollars above where you're trading less than a handful of dollars above where you're trading right now as we speak, which is back above 60. You're going to trigger some technicals that could violently push oil up out of the 60 to 70 range and probably on the first thrust get us into the mid to the 9S, a 50% increase from recent prices. That would jolt again the average Joe when he pumps that gas and sees the clicking.

You know, even then that's how he perceives inflation. He doesn't see it with the money growth. He really should because every decade about an 80% to 90% increase in the money supply. So like when your granddad built the house, it was $4,500. When your dad built one, it was $45,000. The median home now is $450,000. Over decades, an expanding money supply quietly erodess purchasing power, reshaping everything from housing to energy costs. Most people notice inflation at the gas pump, not in

central bank balance sheets. When authorities print to rescue bonds or markets, gold tends to react violently, reaffirming its role as monetary insurance. Globally, that realization is spreading faster than in the West. In contrast, speculative alternatives like crypto may struggle to maintain credibility during deep crisis. If confidence breaks, capital historically flows back to tangible stores of value, especially gold and silver, resetting the financial narrative once again. What's happening? Decay in the money

unit over, you know, one very long human lifetime. Uh, exactly. And that awareness people aren't don't look at that factor. They look at CPI and things like that, but that will be affected of course by increases in the money supply. So when they print more to save the bonds, gold will go wild because it's real money. The world, half the world already understands that and is beginning to shift to possibly going back to gold again. And the Western world, which is a lagard on that issue,

might, if they enter a crisis, finally say, "Hey, you know, this hasn't been working. Maybe we should go back to, you know, or they're going to look at stable coins, though. No view on that. We have a negative stance on Bitcoin. I know that we were negative months ago before it had its recent crash, and I think it's going at least to 60,000 probably, you know, sometime in the first half of this year. Uh, that would be a total wipeout for anyone in Bitcoin over the last handful of years. I mean, you were

at 127,000. They're going to cut you more than in half. And I think any talk of crypto being an alternative money unit will go out the window. And already it's starting to with a crypto crowd is beginning to recognize. Look at gold. If your priority right now is not chasing returns but protecting what took decades to build, I've put together a private road map linked below. If your priority right now is not chasing returns, but protecting what took decades to build, I've put together a private road map

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