Category Archive: 6a) Gold and its Price

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Gold and Silver: The Great Liquidity Squeeze

2025-10-23

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In this episode, Jan Skoyles explores what the recent drop in gold really signals about the global financial system. As equity markets push higher, liquidity is quietly evaporating beneath the surface. Analysts like Danielle DiMartino Booth and Ole Hansen warn that the world’s monetary system is hitting the limits of tightening and when liquidity disappears, even gold is sold to raise cash. But this isn’t a loss of confidence in #gold. It’s a...

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$4000 Gold – This Won’t End Well!

2025-10-22

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Gold has spoken for trust. Silver now speaks for function.

2025-10-21

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This is REALLY why Central Banks want all the gold

2025-10-21

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As #gold prices climb and central banks quietly fill their vaults, a silent shift is underway in the global monetary system. What does it mean when the very institutions that abandoned gold are now hoarding it again? In this episode, Jan Skoyles explores the real reason behind the surge in #centralbank gold buying and what this tells us about the fragility of the financial order they created. In this video: Why central banks are buying gold at...

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Why gold remains the one form of value that doesn’t depend on belief

2025-10-20

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The world isn’t waiting for Washington to restore credibility; it’s reducing the need for it.

2025-10-19

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Why #$50 silver marks a verdict, not a victory

2025-10-18

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Why $4,000 #gold is a signal, not a victory lap

2025-10-17

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Why gold remains the one form of value that doesn’t depend on belief

2025-10-16

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The Quiet Takeover of the World’s Collateral

2025-10-16

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For the first time in half a century, the world’s balance sheet is being rewritten not by growth, but by collateral. Across the East, led by China and India, nations are taking possession of real wealth, the kind that settles without permission. In the West, meanwhile, finance remains a paper empire: promises built on leverage, trust, and the hope that credit can still substitute for value. In this episode, we explore how this transformation...

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The dollar’s dominance isn’t ending by decree. It’s fading by degree.

2025-10-15

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Silver’s move isn’t about greed. It’s about scarcity and a system that forgot how to measure risk.

2025-10-14

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Silver Shortage: The Crisis in London and New York

2025-10-14

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In this new episode, Jan Skoyles separates myth from mechanism to explain what’s really happening behind the headlines. Silver’s recent surge isn’t a scandal it’s a system under strain. Jan explains how the century-old #silvermarket clears demand, why shelves can look empty when bars are plentiful, and what backwardation, lease rates, and spreads are really telling us. In this video: Why spot #silver is trading above futures and what...

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Owning gold isn’t betting on collapse. It’s refusing to bet everything on politics.

2025-10-13

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The proposed $1 coin tells the truth no one meant to say: Modern money is a story we tell ourselves.

2025-10-12

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Silver won’t move in a straight line. But if $50 breaks, the long-term base shifts higher.

2025-10-11

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$50 is silver’s Everest. If it breaks, psychology shifts. Old ceilings become new floors.

2025-10-10

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Is the world losing faith in America?

2025-10-10

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The gold price touching over $4,000 this week tells us that the market is quietly asking: Has the world lost faith in America’s financial discipline? In this new episode, Jan Skoyles doesn't follow the crowd and shout about the price of gold, instead she asks what $4,000 gold really means not for traders, but for the structure of the global financial system. In short, gold’s move isn’t emotional; it’s mechanical. It reflects a world diversifying...

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Silver is up 60% this year. Faster than gold. Faster than stocks. Faster than almost anything.

2025-10-09

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$50 Silver? This Won’t End Well

2025-10-09

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For decades, $50 defined history from the Hunt Brothers in 1980 to the 2011 highs. But this time, it’s different. This isn’t speculation or euphoria it’s a structural revaluation of trust. In this video, Jan Skoyles explains why silver’s move isn’t about hype or momentum, but about monetary fracture, industrial demand, and structural scarcity and what it means for gold, markets, and investors. In this episode: Why #$50 silver marks a verdict,...

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