Massive Fed’s Gold Revaluation! If You Own Gold or Silver, Watch Now! Mario Innecco & Clive Thompson
Massive Fed’s Gold Revaluation! If You Own Gold or Silver, Watch Now! Mario Innecco & Clive Thompson
Money Sense: 2-7-2026
A massive speculative bet has emerged in the precious metals market, targeting a gold price of $15,000 by November 3rd.
While hitting this strike price seems extreme, the strategy likely focuses on "gamma" exposure—profiting from a sharp, sudden move higher, such as a jump from $5,000 to $6,500 in a matter of weeks.
If such a spike occurs, the value of these deep out-of-the-money options could double rapidly, allowing traders to exit with massive gains well before the maturity date. This suggests an anticipation of a drastic market event rather than a slow grind higher.
However, this is a high-risk "all-or-nothing" play; if gold consolidates or moves slowly, these contracts will expire worthless.
Mario Innecco, financial analyst and host of Maneco64, and Clive Thompson, a seasoned wealth manager, debate whether this trade signals an imminent currency revaluation event or merely a gamble on extreme volatility.
They analyze the potential for a systemic shock that could validate such aggressive positioning before the year ends.
A massive speculative anomaly has emerged in the COMEX gold options market, with traders pouring millions into deep out-of-the-money calls for December 2026. Open interest data shows over 8,300 contracts at the $15,000 strike and nearly 7,800 contracts at the $20,000 strike, representing a combined bet of approximately $23 million.
This aggressive positioning indicates that a large entity anticipates a catastrophic repricing or "revaluation" event that drives prices vertically over a short timeframe.
The mechanics of this trade rely on "gamma" exposure rather than the expectation that gold will actually hit $15,000 by November.
By holding these cheap contracts, the investor stands to profit immensely if volatility spikes and gold moves sharply to $6,500 or $7,000. Such a surge would cause the option premiums to double or triple, allowing a profitable exit well before expiration.
However, this high-stakes strategy requires immediate and violent momentum; otherwise, these contracts will likely expire worthless.