Category Archive: 6a) Gold and its Price

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Vaults still show silver on paper. But in practice, the free float is vanishing.

2025-10-08

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$4000 Gold – This Won’t End Well!

2025-10-08

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If your map said the destination was “$4,000,” here’s the truth: that number was never the destination. It’s the thermometer flashing fever. The patient is the modern financial order. In this episode, we unpack why the move isn’t about a “gold rally,” but a repricing of trust away from paper promises and back toward provable, physical value. In this video: Why $4,000 #gold is a signal, not a victory lap Belief vs. backing: when #money becomes a...

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The question isn’t “Are vaults empty?” It’s “How long until they functionally are?”

2025-10-07

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Why Does A Trump Coin Signal The End of Value?

2025-10-07

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A new U.S. dollar coin design featuring Donald Trump has been proposed to mark America’s 250th anniversary. Does it say more about the state of money than about politics? In this week’s episode, Jan Skoyles asks: Has money stopped representing value and started representing belief? When governments and central banks build systems that rely on faith rather than foundation, does a “Trump dollar” become the perfect symbol of our time? From Rome’s...

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Silver vaults aren’t bare. But every signal falling inventories says the market is under stress.

2025-10-06

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Billions of ounces trade on paper. But the real silver float keeps shrinking.

2025-10-05

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How long until the silver vaults are empty? The official answer: not soon.

2025-10-04

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This isn’t just about gold prices. It’s about who writes the rules.

2025-10-03

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Why Russia’s frozen reserves in 2022 changed the game

2025-10-02

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Silver at $50: Why the Shortage Could Spark a Historic Breakout

2025-10-02

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#Silver is up more than 60% in 2025 and is now closing in on its 45-year resistance at $50 an ounce. What happens when that barrier finally breaks? In this episode of GoldCoreTV, Jan Skoyles presents the forces driving silver higher: Safe-haven demand, amplified by the U.S. government shutdown and a weakening #dollar. Industrial demand from #solar, EVs, and advanced technology. And the wildcard: the U.S. draft proposal to classify silver as a...

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The significance of new offshore vaults in Hong Kong

2025-10-01

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Why China is pitching itself as custodian of foreign central bank gold

2025-09-30

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The Truth About The London Silver Shortage: How Long Will Stocks Last?

2025-09-30

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Silver may be one of the most misunderstood markets. Headlines say the vaults are “empty,” but the truth is more nuanced and far more important. In this video, we break down: #LBMA’s latest vault data and why stocks are shrinking The difference between total silver and the free float Why borrowing costs, backwardation, and futures spreads are flashing red How industrial demand from solar and electronics is colliding with investor demand Why...

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Gold is not the trade of the year. It’s the safeguard of a generation.

2025-09-29

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Gold is not a reaction to one event. It is a safeguard against the system itself.

2025-09-28

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Gold and Silver Keep Breaking Records… But Are We Still Early?

2025-09-27

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Gold is not the trade of the year. It’s the safeguard of a generation.

2025-09-26

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Gold isn’t just rising because of headlines. It’s rising because the system is broken.

2025-09-25

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Does China’s Move Signal A Gold Reset?

2025-09-25

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China isn’t just buying gold anymore. It’s offering to hold the world’s reserves in Shanghai and Hong Kong, giving central banks an alternative to London and New York. In this video, we dive into: Why China is pitching itself as custodian of foreign central bank gold The significance of new offshore vaults in Hong Kong How this connects to the BRICS push for financial independence Why Russia’s frozen reserves in 2022 changed the game What it...

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This isn’t just about markets. It’s about trust and the next chapter of the global monetary system.

2025-09-23

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