Gold Below $4,000, Silver Below $50: What's Really Happening? | Andy Schectman
Liberty and Finance: 11-3-2026
Andy Schectman returns to Liberty and Finance to explain why the recent plunge in gold and silver prices may be hiding a much bigger shift in the global financial system.
Despite gold falling below $4,000 and silver below $50, physical deliveries on COMEX continue at extraordinary levels, while central banks and major institutions accumulate precious metals.
Schectman believes the Treasury may be quietly positioning itself to acquire gold and silver as the United States prepares for a weaker dollar, financial repression, and a potential restructuring of the monetary system.
He also explains why Judy Shelton’s appointment to the Treasury could signal a renewed role for gold in backing U.S. debt as competing gold-based settlement systems emerge overseas.
For ordinary Americans, his warning is clear: holding wealth entirely in dollars could mean losing purchasing power, making asset ownership and consistently paying yourself first more important than ever.
INTERVIEW TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
1:38 Silver selloff
11:00 Gold based monetary system
21:50 Holding assets during inflation