What this means for gold and silver investors over the next 6–24 months

2026-03-20

Five consecutive years of structural deficit. Industrial demand at 60% and rising. And a paper market carrying over 570 million ounces in claims backed by less than 86 million ounces of registered silver.
This isn’t speculation. These are the numbers and they point to a silver market under fundamental stress.

In this video, we break down exactly what’s driving the pressure, why the recent price surge and 30% drop are both telling the same story, and what investors should be thinking about right now.

KEY TOPICS COVERED:
Silver structural deficit: 820M–1B oz cumulative since 2021

Industrial demand now driving ~60% of total silver consumption

COMEX registered silver vs. open paper claims

Physical vs. paper silver: why the distinction matters more than ever

Practical steps for

2026-02-14

2026-02-10

#Silver has just experienced one of the most violent corrections in decades, retracing nearly 40% from its all-time high. For many investors, the speed and scale of the move have raised serious questions about what is really happening in the #silvermarket.

In this GoldCore TV interview, #GarySavage explains:

Why banks may have forced the silver crash
Why he believes $250 silver is “easy” from here
How silver could reach $500 in the final parabolic phase
What the gold-to-silver ratio is signalling right now
Why this correction may be a gift, not a warning

Gary argues that silver is entering the final bubble phase of a decades-long bull market and corrections like this tend to be violent but short-lived.

Was this crash the end… or the setup for the biggest silver move in history?

2026-02-07

2026-02-03

Gold and silver investors have just lived through one of the most violent and disorderly corrections in modern market history.

Gold briefly touched record highs before taking a sharp hit. Silver fared far worse, collapsing by nearly a third at the lows in a move that shocked even seasoned market participants. The speed, scale, and mechanics of the sell-off have left many investors asking one urgent question:

Is this the end of the precious metals bull run  and should you get out now?

In this episode of GoldCore TV, we break down what really happened.

 This was not a clean macro repricing. It was a leveraged liquidation a mechanical unwind driven by crowded positioning, margin pressure, and reflexive paper markets.

We explore:

Why blaming politics alone misses the bigger picture

2026-02-01

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