Forget recession—markets are screaming that nobody trusts the dollar anymore.
When gold and silver both explode like this, something’s snapped deep in the system.
Look at silver: up 7% in one wild session, racing to catch up with gold.
People aren’t piling into metals hoping to get rich. They’re running from everything else, scared out of their minds.
And here’s where it gets nuts:
That price you see on your screen? It’s not even real. That’s just the paper price—basically promises, not actual metal in your hand.
In China, physical silver costs at least $134 an ounce. In Japan, it’s $139. Those premiums? We’ve never seen anything like this.
The gap between “paper” and real, deliverable metal has never been wider.
Once stock futures start tanking, big funds will have no choice. They’ll dump gold and silver to cover losses in tech and AI.
Don’t get fooled—this isn’t a crash in metals. It’s forced selling before the real move up.
And the Fed? They’re boxed in:
If they cut rates to save the stock market, gold rips to $6,000 as inflation goes wild. If they hold rates to “protect” the dollar, housing and stocks blow up anyway.
No matter which way they go, it ends the same. There’s no easy way out. $XAU $XAG
