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The recent pullback in gold and silver has sparked nonstop commentary, but how much of it actually reflects what’s moving the markets?
In this video, we break down the real driver behind recent price action: index rebalancing, a scheduled, rule-based flow that forced major funds to sell futures as gold and silver became oversized in commodity benchmarks like the Bloomberg Commodity Index. This is not about sentiment, geopolitics, or macro forecasts, it’s about market structure and mechanical flows.
We explain:
What index rebalancing is and why it matters
How this flow creates short-term volatility but does not change the long-term fundamentals
Why commentary often misses the real driver of price moves
What banks and analysts (from TD Securities to Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs)
This isn’t a fear trade it’s arithmetic. Debt up, deficits up, trust down. Metals do the rest.
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The REAL reason why the US has designated silver as CRITICAL
2025-11-13
Last week silver was promoted not by the market, but by the U.S. government.
It’s now officially a critical mineral. On paper, that sounds like recognition. In practice, it could change how silver trades, moves, and is controlled.
In this episode, Jan Skoyles breaks down what this new “critical” label really means for investors, for policy, and for the freedom of money itself.
Inside the episode:
Why Washington added silver to the 2025 Critical Minerals List
How this status could reshape trade, tariffs, and supply chains
Why the market’s reaction reveals deeper shifts in physical demand
The five subtle changes that follow when a metal becomes “critical”
Why investors should see this not as warning, but as opportunity
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