Category Archive: 6a) Gold and its Price
$100 Silver: This Won’t End Well
When silver gets to $100 an ounce it may look like success, but history suggests it’s anything but. When silver moves this violently, it’s rarely a celebration it’s a signal that long-standing assumptions about liquidity, settlement, and market containment are breaking down.
In this episode, we examine why triple-digit silver reflects systemic stress rather than speculation, how physical access is diverging from paper price, and why...
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The Risks Silver Market Investors Need To Pay Attention To
Silver prices are moving fast, but volatility isn’t the real risk. The bigger danger lies in the assumptions investors make about availability, liquidity, and how paper markets behave when delivery starts to matter. In this video, we break down seven common mistakes that hold in calm conditions but fail under stress from confusing exposure with ownership to assuming supply responds quickly to higher prices.
Rather than predicting where silver goes...
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Record Gold Price Coming As US Dollar Forced To Fail
What happens when the foundations of the world’s reserve currency are weakened, not by policy announcements, but by precedent?
In this episode of GoldCore TV, we ask what the motivation is behind the criminal investigation into Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve, the political pressure on monetary policy, and the subtle erosion of institutional independence that underpins confidence in the U.S. dollar.
From the criminal investigation into Fed...
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