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Interesting Discussion on Precious Metals

Posted by freedomforall 1 day, 23 hours ago to Economics

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"In this episode, Jeffrey Christian of CPM Group breaks down what’s actually driving precious metals, why extreme price targets keep failing, and how supply, recycling, and investor behavior eventually cap rallies.

If you’re relying on headlines, shortages, or “silver squeeze” narratives, this conversation may challenge some core assumptions."

SOURCE URL: https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2026-01-26/gold-and-silver-hit-new-highs-heres-what-eventually-stops-rally

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Posted by Commander 18 hours, 32 minutes ago

On top of this is a paper to physical ratio of nearly 300:1. Watch the market price from 9-11 AM take its usual dip and then recover throughout the day. This is a paper dump that has been happening for more than a decade. The banks are desperate to cover shorts this time around. Problem for them: Not enough physical on the market.
At post Silver $115 and Gold $5250

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  Posted by freedomforall 17 hours, 54 minutes ago
  
  I noticed that the Yahoo supposed end-of-day (5pm Eastern) pricing for paper precious metals rarely agrees with their own intraday price charts.
  Today the Ag previous day close was 115 which was about $12 higher than the 5pm previous day trading.
  The result was showing that Ag was down $10/oz or more all day today when it was actually up $5/oz compared to the prev day close per their own trading activity charts.
  Just an error? Or were they trying to convince retail Ag market that silver was crashing?
  
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    Posted by Commander 9 hours, 51 minutes ago
    
    I have a great video explaining some of this. Real Estate Mindset is produced by Travis Spencer. This is the offshoot of Mitch Vexler's trials with the Denton county, TX appraisal district beginning in 2016. Vexler now has a case in TX Supreme Court dealing with appraisal and bond fraud. He is a property developer and forensic financial analyst by experience. I've used his information to correct property valuations and the resulting taxes on 4 places in my town, as of last October.
    
    The following video gives insight to local, national and global financial reset. About 32 min. The meat and taters begins around 7 min. mark.
    
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgHsH...
    
    Original Vexler production from March of 23 explaining property valuation fraud, resulting in bond fraud and its national deficit result. 5.3T on top of national indebtedness.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJlXq...
    
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