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The Question Every Gold & Silver Investor Gets Wrong Right Now
2026-04-23
Are you waiting for gold or silver to pull back before buying? You might be asking the wrong question entirely.
Right now, gold and silver prices are moving sideways but underneath that calm surface, two powerful opposing forces are building. Short-term financial mechanics are pushing one way. Long-term structural demand is pushing the other. And while retail investors debate the entry point, central banks aren’t waiting.
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In this video, Jan Skoyles explains to you why the "buy now or wait" question is actually a trader’s question and why long-term monetary insurance buyers think about it very differently.
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Why China has added to its gold reserves for seventeen consecutive months
Silver’s structural supply deficit
When Gold Gets To $5,000 What Should I Do?
2026-01-22
With #gold trading above $4,800 and some analysts projecting prices as high as $7,000, many long-term holders are asking a reasonable question: When should I sell my gold and silver?
In this episode, we step away from price targets and market noise to examine what rising precious-metal prices actually signal about confidence, stability, and the changing structure of the financial system.
We look at why #centralbanks hold gold indefinitely, how individuals should think differently about liquidity and purpose, and why selling should be driven by personal circumstances rather than headlines.
This isn’t about timing the market, it’s about understanding the role gold and #silver play when trust becomes conditional and wealth preservation diverges from wealth accumulation.
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Gold’s Price Is Not Natural – Someone Is Steering It
2025-11-27
Gold’s price is no longer behaving the way investors were taught. The old model jewellery demand, Western investor flows, ETF speculation, and real yields have broken down. Something far bigger has taken its place.
For the first time in modern history, the largest buyers of gold are the ones who do not care what it costs.
Special thanks to VBL on the GoldFix Substack, whose deep analysis of SocGen’s and Deutsched Bank’s research notes both inspired and heavily informed this entire discussion. Check out the GoldFix Substack.
Central banks, sovereign institutions, and state-linked entities are accumulating gold as insurance against the consequences of their own policies, not as an investment trade.
In this video, we break down:
– Why gold now behaves like an asset with inelastic demand
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