#312 - The Biggest Silver Crash In 40 Years (what’s next?)
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#312 - The Biggest Silver Crash In 40 Years (what’s next?)
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In this new episode, Lloyd breaks down why the biggest silver crash in 40 years wasn’t a random event, and why most investors are misunderstanding what comes next. A 27% single‑day drop signals structural pressure, crowded positioning and a shift in macro expectations that few people are prepared for.
The episode explores:
◼️ Why extreme moves in silver and gold are driven by fear, liquidity and narrative
◼️ How US dollar weakness, rate expectations and central bank demand fuelled the metals boom
◼️ Why the gold‑to‑oil ratio points to further downside
◼️ How crowded trades unwind and punish late buyers
◼️ Why productive, cash‑flowing assets outperform fear‑based assets over time
Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:02 - Current Metals Market Overview
00:02:20 - Drivers Behind Gold and Silver Prices
00:04:27 - Historical Context of Gold and Silver Bull Markets
00:06:43 - The Impact of Kevin Walsh's Appointment
00:08:08 - Understanding Gold to Oil Ratio
00:10:35 - Predictions for Gold and Oil Prices
00:12:30 - The Case Against Investing in Gold and Silver
00:14:07 - Real-Life Implications of Gold and Silver Investments
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