Silver & Gold Revaluation: $50,000 Gold In No Time

Silver & Gold Revaluation: $50,000 Gold In No Time | Luke Gromen Gold & Silver Price Forecast

Gold Silver investing: 3-13-2026

In this critical market update, you will learn:

◆ Chapters ◆

Gold vs. Foreign-Held Debt Ratios Critical Minerals and Expansionism

Projecting Gold and the Dollar over 10 Years

The Chinese Trade Surplus vs. Gold Imports

Valuing Gold to Balance Global Trade

A 10-Year Outlook: Gold at $15k-$50k ⇒

Why the massive flow of physical silver from the West to the East is creating a critical supply shortage. ⇒

The historical precedent for a "failure to deliver" event. ⇒

What makes silver a strategic national material in the modern economy. ⇒

How institutions like COMEX and LBMA are Bleeding Out of Silver.

Don't miss this crucial market update!

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COMEX Stress, GLD Outflows, & Secret Gold Accumulation | Andy Schectman

COMEX Stress, GLD Outflows, & Secret Gold Accumulation | Andy Schectman

Liberty and Finance: 3-10-2026

Andy Schectman joins Liberty and Finance to warn that physical gold and silver inventories on major exchanges are being rapidly drained as large institutions stand for delivery and remove metal from the system.

COMEX silver now shows 9–10 times more paper contracts than available registered metal, while nearly 160% of February deliveries left the exchange entirely.

Meanwhile, the largest weekly outflow in the history of the GLD gold ETF suggests that major players may be redeeming shares for physical bullion instead of selling.

At the same time, stress is appearing in financial markets as BlackRock and Blackstone restrict withdrawals from private credit funds, raising questions about liquidity across the financial system.

Schectman argues that when trust begins to crack, investors stop asking about yield and start asking whether they can get their money back at all.

INTERVIEW TIMELINE:

0:00 Intro

2:00 Physical metal running dry

17:50 Metals vs fiat

21:39 Liquity crisis

30:00 Vault storage considerations

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gaL5q8KbT8

Why Silver Could Be the Most Mispriced Asset on Earth

Why Silver Could Be the Most Mispriced Asset on Earth

Miles Franklin Media:  3-8-2026

Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief of Miles Franklin Media, breaks down why silver may be the most undervalued asset in the world right now – despite surging demand across energy, technology, defense, and finance.

Silver is essential to modern civilization. It powers solar panels, electric vehicles, semiconductors, AI infrastructure, medical technology, aerospace systems, and advanced military equipment.

Yet even after a major rally, silver still trades far below its inflation-adjusted highs and may be dramatically mispriced relative to its strategic importance.

At the same time, global inventories are shrinking, industrial demand is accelerating, and physical silver is migrating from Western vaults to Eastern manufacturing economies. Meanwhile, the paper derivatives market continues to dominate price discovery, creating a widening gap between physical supply and financial claims.

Is silver becoming one of the most strategically important metals in the world?

In this special Real Story episode, Michelle Makori examines the powerful forces converging in the silver market and why some analysts believe the metal could be dramatically undervalued.

In this episode of The Real Story with Michelle Makori:

The global silver supply crunch

Industrial demand from AI, EVs, and solar

Why silver is critical to national security

COMEX and LBMA inventory declines

Paper silver vs physical silver markets

Silver’s role as a monetary metal

The inflation-adjusted price of silver

Why some believe silver is historically undervalued

00:00 Silver Market Shock

01:28 Silver Dual Role

02:17 Industrial Demand Surge

02:57 Recycling Supply Drain

03:22 Military Silver Hunger

06:04 Critical Mineral Status

06:41 Mining Supply Limits

 07:45 Inventories Shift East

08:42 Paper Market Cracks

10:16 Silver as Money Again

11:43 Inflation Adjusted Upside

12:40 This Is the Real Story

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=822BUedTDRo

Willem Middelkoop: Why $500 Silver is Possible as Comex Inventory Drops 30%

Willem Middelkoop: Why $500 Silver is Possible as Comex Inventory Drops 30%

Kitco News: 3-6-2026

Willem Middelkoop says the monetary reset is no longer a forecast. It is unfolding now.

 Speaking with Kitco News at PDAC 2026, the Founder and CEO of Commodity Discovery Fund reiterated his aggressive silver outlook. “It was 2021 when I called for $100 silver,” he said. “Now I'm calling for $500 silver.”

Middelkoop argues that historical benchmarks still matter, noting the gold-silver ratio “traditionally has been one in 10 for over 2000 years,” while physical supply continues to tighten.

He added, “If you look at the silver production in Peru, it's down 40% over the last five years.” Beyond price targets, Middelkoop believes the global financial order is shifting east.

“The price discovery mechanism for gold and silver is moving from Chicago to Shanghai,” he said, adding, “I think this is Bretton Woods 3.0.”

He warned that “the next crisis could be a sovereign debt crisis,” but maintains that despite volatility and geopolitical tension, “We are just starting.”

01:06 - Silver Squeeze Setup

02:47 - Comex Credibility Cracks

04:18 - Shanghai Takes Over

 07:36 - Mexico Mining Risk

08:50 - Fed No Longer Matters

09:53 - Bretton Woods 3.0

11:32 - Sovereign Debt Reckoning

 13:39 - Middle East Political Fallout

17:20 - What It Means for Miners

19:01 - M&A and Copper Deals

 23:06 - Portfolio Positioning

25:44 - Black Swan and Stacking

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=536ZiUq59kI

Jon Dowling: Global Reset Financial Updates with Lynette Zang, March 2026

Jon Dowling: Global Reset Financial Updates with Lynette Zang, March 2026

3-6-2026

In a recent episode of the Jon Dowling podcast, seasoned finance and precious metals expert Lynette Zang shared her insights on the rapidly evolving landscape of precious metals markets, particularly silver and gold.

 With over six decades of experience in the field, Lynette offered a compelling analysis of the global economic shifts, government policies, and monetary systems transitioning from fiat to asset-backed structures.

One of the key takeaways from the discussion was the recent move by India’s Securities Exchange Board (SEBI) to price silver based on domestic spot prices rather than the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA).

According to Lynette, this signals a broader global shift toward valuing metals on true physical supply and demand rather than paper contracts. This change is significant, as it reflects a growing recognition of the importance of physical metals in the global economy.

Lynette highlighted the critical role that silver plays as both an industrial and monetary metal, making it a key indicator of market confidence and systemic fragility.

She referred to silver as “the fuse” that will ignite a significant revaluation of precious metals. The current silver price, Lynette argued, is disconnected from its fundamental value, which she estimates to be much higher due to debt levels and physical scarcity.

The implications of a significant revaluation of gold and silver are profound. Lynette suggested that gold could potentially reach $20,000 or even $40,000 per ounce, while silver could surge to $2,000+ per ounce.

Such a move would have far-reaching consequences for the global debt crisis and monetary reset. As Lynette noted, the current paper-based monetary system is inherently flawed, with a debt-based nature and significant risks from derivatives and leverage that are often vastly underreported.

The discussion also touched on geopolitical influences on silver prices, including recent U.S. tariff decisions and potential strategic buying of silver to undermine European banking systems.

Lynette emphasized the importance of understanding these dynamics and the role of the U.S. government and President Trump as a change agent, navigating the transition to a new financial system that may include a return to redeemable gold and silver-backed currency.

So, what can individuals do to prepare for this potential revolution? Lynette stressed the importance of holding physical metals as a means of preserving purchasing power amid systemic collapse.

 She advocated for a community-based approach to security, self-reliance, and financial sovereignty, encouraging individuals to accumulate precious metals through creative means, such as preserving family heirlooms.

To help spread awareness about the difference between fiat currency and real money, Lynette introduced educational tools like “dime cards.” These simple yet effective tools can help individuals understand the value of physical metals and encourage them to take action now before it becomes too late.

As the world faces profound economic transformation, Lynette’s advice is clear: have a plan, build a community, and diversify your approach to wealth preservation. By doing so, individuals can navigate the coming precious metals revolution with confidence and security.

For further insights and information, be sure to watch the full video from Jon Dowling. With Lynette Zang’s expertise and guidance, you’ll be better equipped to understand the evolving landscape of precious metals markets and make informed decisions about your financial future.

https://youtu.be/4NutuyGsQHU

“Gold is a Currency. It's been a Currency forever.”

“We’re Consuming More Than We Produce” Silver Warning | Randy Smallwood

Kitco News: 3-2-2026

Gold testing $5,400 is not a temporary surge; it reflects what Wheaton Precious Metals CEO Randy Smallwood describes as a structural shift in markets.

Speaking with Kitco News at PDAC 2026, amid escalating Middle East tensions and a sharp move higher in oil, Smallwood said precious metals are entering a new phase driven by fiscal imbalances, currency concerns, and renewed demand for hard assets.

“I do think 5,000 is a new base for gold,” Smallwood said. “Gold is a currency. It's been a currency forever.”

He argued that the long-held view of the US dollar as the primary reference currency is being reassessed as deficits widen and geopolitical risk intensifies.

Smallwood also pointed to silver’s multi-year supply imbalance, noting, “We're consuming more of it than what we're producing,” after peak silver production in 2017 and 2018.

His comments come after Wheaton closed a $4.3 billion transaction last week to double its silver exposure at Antamina, positioning the streaming company for what he sees as a sustained monetary and industrial shift.

Recorded March 02, 2026.

00:40 - CEO Transition and $4.3B Silver Deal

 02:32 - Gold Above $5,000 and Breakout Drivers

 03:54 - Energy Costs, Cost Curve, and Mining Margins

05:48 - $4.3B Antamina Silver Stream in Peru

07:58 - Wheaton’s Growth Engine and Streaming Model

10:21 - M&A Pressure and Mine Supply Constraints

11:43 - Managing Jurisdiction and Political Risk

13:23 - Silver Structural Deficit Since 2017

16:25 - Industrial Silver Demand and AI Growth

17:55 - Silver Volatility and Squeeze Narrative

19:15 - Wheaton’s 2030 Production Strategy

21:34 - $1M Future of Mining Innovation Challenge

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJwE0arp1y8

Coin Shops Say They're Swimming In So Much Silver And Gold That They're Having To Limit Purchases

Coin Shops Say They're Swimming In So Much Silver And Gold That They're Having To Limit Purchases

Dominick Reuter   Business Insider   Updated Sun, February 8, 2026

• Spot prices for silver and gold are stabilizing after a rocky stretch of record gains and losses.

• The market volatility has caused headaches for local coin shops that typically buy precious metals.

• "If you do this wrong, you run out of capital really fast," one shop told Business Insider.

If January was a party in the precious metals market, February is the hangover.

The per-ounce price of gold topped $5,300 and silver reached nearly $120 at the end of January before tumbling sharply. The stretch of record gains and losses has since stabilized in the early days of February.

"These price moves have done a lot of damage all across the line," HSBC precious metals analyst James Steel told Business Insider.

One type of business bearing the brunt of volatility is local coin shops, where people often trade in gold and silver. High prices have led to a huge influx of people selling, but some shops tell Business Insider they're running out of their usual places to offload excess metals.

As the market was in its tailspin, Tim Heuer said the shop he manages, University Coin & Jewelry in Madison, Wisconsin, was still doing deals.

Heuer said a customer came in to sell some silver when the spot price was $98 an ounce and falling: "By the time I wrote his check, silver was already down $3.50 from the time he walked in the door."

The recent volatility is putting those businesses in an uncomfortable position, beyond quickly changing spot prices that erode profit margins.

Local coin shops play an essential role in the circulation of physical gold and silver by providing a reliable way for individuals to sell their bars, coins, or scrap metal.

If someone bought a gold bar last year from Costco and wants to turn it back into cash, a local coin shop is one of the first places they might go.

And while these shops do turn around and sell some of what they buy, most of the metal is sold to refineries to be melted and minted into new bars or coins.

Precious metals refineries are experiencing major backlogs

That flow has been interrupted in recent months as the run in gold and silver prices has encouraged more people to trade in their metals, leading to a backlog of raw materials at refineries.

Jarret Niesse, president of Precious Metal Refining Services in Chicago, said his company stopped buying scrap silver back in October, when the price crossed $50 per ounce, sparking a frenzy of people trading in old silverware, platters, and other tchotchkes that had been gathering dust.

And the market has only gotten wilder since then.

"This entire crazy silver move that has happened, we have been sitting on the sidelines," he said.

Refineries like Niesse's are one step in the process. Much of the product they melt down gets further refined by other mints and exported to Asian markets, where demand for bars and coins is higher. With so much gold and silver to process, those refineries have also stopped buying, thereby cutting into the cash flow of local coin shops.

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COMEX Silver Scam? CME Goes Dark Before Delivery

COMEX Silver Scam? CME Goes Dark Before Delivery

Taylor Kenny:  2-28-2026

CME outage before first notice day sparks gold market manipulation fears as physical demand surges and East challenges Western price control.

What are the odds that the world’s largest gold and silver derivatives exchange suddenly experiences a “technical outage” right before first notice day?

CHAPTERS:

 00:00 – CME Outage & First Notice Day Shock

 01:45 – Physical Demand vs Paper Contracts

 03:15 – Silver Spike & Market Manipulation?

04:40 – China, India & The East Taking Control

 06:55 – $20,000 Gold Predictions Explained

08:20 – Why Physical Gold & Silver Matter Now

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcKk4u4L29I

Gold & Silver Trading Halted: They’re Playing Very Dangerous Game | Andy Schectman & Michelle Makori

Gold & Silver Trading Halted: They’re Playing Very Dangerous Game | Andy Schectman & Michelle Makori

Miles Franklin Media:  2-27-2026

Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief, Miles Franklin Media, speaks with Andy Schectman, Founder & CEO of Miles Franklin Precious Metals, about the sudden CME gas & metals trading halt, massive silver withdrawals, Mexico silver supply risks, and whether silver is quietly becoming a national security asset.

After silver broke above $90, the CME halted trading, citing “technical issues”. Andy says, “These games… are greatly eroding confidence in the Comex.”

He warns that “the moment the market believes there isn’t enough metal… it unwinds violently.” In this episode of The Real Story, they break down:

The CME “technical issue” and what happened at $90 silver

Millions of ounces leaving COMEX – where is it going?

February open interest and delivery stress

Mexico cartel violence and global silver supply risk

Project Vault and potential U.S. strategic silver stockpiling

Gold replacing U.S. Treasuries as central banks lose trust

What a violent unwind in metals would actually mean

01:18 CME Trading Halt Explained

03:48 Manipulation Claims & Motives

05:51 Who Pulls the Strings

 09:10 Regulators & Global Rivals

11:31 Shanghai Premium & Arbitrage

13:45 Comex Deliveries & Withdrawals

18:54 Failure to Deliver Risk

22:18 Mexico Violence Supply Shock

28:57 Project Vault Explained

29:55 Secret Silver Stockpiling

33:40 Price Floors & Ceilings

 36:02 Robots Mining Myth

40:33 Gold Replaces Treasuries

44:31 Bank Gold Price Targets

 49:12 Closing Remarks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poSXbr94Lrg

Trump Revalues Gold? ‘It’s a 65% Chance’ – James Rickards Explains the Real Implications

Trump Revalues Gold? ‘It’s a 65% Chance’ – James Rickards Explains the Real Implications

Miles Franklin Media: 2-25-2026

Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief of Miles Franklin Media, speaks with macro strategist James Rickards about growing speculation that the United States could revalue its gold reserves.

America still values its gold at $42.22 per ounce, a price set in 1973, and why the Treasury legally has the authority to reprice gold closer to market levels with what some describe as “the stroke of a pen.”

 While the move would largely be an accounting adjustment, Rickards argues the real impact would be psychological – signaling to markets and foreign governments that the United States is once again treating gold as a monetary asset.

 Rickards estimates the probability of such a move under a Trump administration at “65%” He also discusses:

How gold revaluation works step-by-step

Why it could bypass debt ceiling constraints

The potential $1 trillion Treasury windfall

Signals this would send to China and global central banks

Why gold is increasingly viewed as protection against financial weaponization

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNZAjDw7Bco

Preparing for the Comeback of the Gold Standard

Preparing for the Comeback of the Gold Standard

Bendleruschka:  2-26-2026

Bendleruschka   @bendleruschka

GOLD COMMS – GOLD SHALL DESTROY FED

PREPARING FOR THE COMEBACK OF THE GOLD STANDARD – US Gold Reserve audit & revaluation.

Are we finally getting to know the status at Fort Knox?

DOGE is also an audit by the way. EVERYTHING IS BEING AUDITED NOW.

Financelot: How long until the general public finally realizes what's really going on here? JP Morgan & U.S. Treasury are bringing all the gold back to the US so they can audit & implement a gold standard. They created the Sovereign Wealth Fund specifically to replace the Federal Reserve.

Financealot: Why do you suppose Warren Buffet is hoarding $325 billion in cash? P.S. The euphoric rally to the 1929 peak was 5 years & 1 month

Source(s):  https://x.com/bendleruschka/status/2026538427278127599

https://dinarchronicles.com/2026/02/26/bendleruschka-preparing-for-the-comeback-of-the-gold-standard/