Topic: Silver Market

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The discussion shifts to how the US is clawing back control of rare earth minerals from China's 98% monopoly. Dr. Kirk Elliott explains that silver prices saw a 30% drop in five hours due to banks exiting short positions before the new price floors take effect. They project that silver will rebound quickly as the government begins strategic purchasing for the Pentagon and national defense.

The speaker claims to have predicted the current bull market in silver and gold 26 months ago. He suggests the US government may revalue its gold holdings to address the national debt. Despite being a public figure, he expresses frustration with friends and family who call him for private investment advice that mirrors his on-air statements.

Dr. Kirk Elliott revises his silver price forecast upward, citing massive industrial demand from electric vehicle manufacturers like Samsung and BYN. These companies are developing solid-state silver core batteries, which could consume up to 20% of the global silver supply annually. The combination of a liquidity crisis and supply shortages is expected to drive silver prices significantly higher than previous estimates of $120 to $140 per ounce.

Dr. Kirk Elliott reports that silver is up 117% year-to-date, outperforming many other assets. He predicts a major correction in the stock market and suggests that the "Genius Act" regarding a Bitcoin strategic reserve might be funded by revaluing the government's gold holdings. The discussion emphasizes that the Federal Reserve is becoming "irrelevant" as the world shifts toward tangible assets.

A technical breakout in silver relative to the S&P 500 is compared to a similar signal from 2001 that preceded a ten-year bull market. Dr. Kirk Elliott revises his price forecasts, suggesting silver could reach $70 by the end of the year and potentially hundreds of dollars per ounce as the physical shortage intensifies.

A caller named CJ challenges Jones on the importance of the stock market, arguing that the bond and currency markets are significantly larger and more critical to the economy. CJ criticizes the promotion of gold and silver by Kirk Elliott, claiming the fees are too high. Jones defends the performance of precious metals, stating they have been the top-performing assets for the last two years.

Dr. Kirk Elliott joins the program to discuss the financial implications of the Supreme Court's potential ruling against tariffs. He warns that blocking the administration's trade policy would destroy the fabric of the American economic recovery. The segment also addresses a Bloomberg report on sinking U.S. bank reserves and the lack of liquidity in the current financial system.

The London silver exchange is reportedly facing a massive shortage of 700 million ounces, leading to a state of "backwardation" where spot prices exceed futures prices. China has restricted silver exports, further squeezing the London market. Dr. Kirk Elliott predicts that silver prices could reach $75 by the end of the year and over $120 by next summer as the manipulation of the market unravels.

A retrospective on the silver market from 14 years ago highlights the importance of timing exits from precious metals during speculative peaks. The discussion contrasts ethical brokers who prioritize bullion over high-commission numismatics. Listeners are encouraged to seek consultations through KEPM for rolling over financial interests into gold and silver during the current market surge.

Gold and silver have officially confirmed a technical breakout, with silver showing a nearly parabolic trend toward $50 per ounce. Dr. Kirk Elliott notes that the end of the U.S. government's fiscal year in October often triggers a "flight to safety" into precious metals as stock markets decline. Technical resistance for gold is projected at $4,800 as fundamental forces of inflation continue to drive demand.

The COMEX has reportedly delisted several gold and silver futures contracts and deleted past transaction data, a move Kirk Elliott interprets as a cover-up for massive physical deliveries. Gold is reportedly being repatriated to the U.S. from the Bank of England and other European vaults. Elliott suggests that a major entity, possibly a government, is taking physical delivery of precious metals at an unprecedented scale.

Dr. Kirk Elliott joins the program to discuss a potential "silver squeeze" triggered by global market instability and the collapse of the Japanese yen carry trade. The massive sell-off in tech stocks, led by Nvidia's 17% drop, is creating a flight to quality in tangible assets. Silver is highlighted as a critical industrial commodity for the AI sector that is currently facing a three-month supply backlog at major refineries.

China's DeepSeek AI has disrupted the tech market by proving that high-level artificial intelligence can be developed for a fraction of the cost of Nvidia-based systems. This "bombshell" has wiped out hundreds of billions in market value as investors realize the Nvidia monopoly may be ending. Consequently, commercial banks are reportedly unwinding futures contracts and requesting physical delivery of silver to fulfill industrial demand for cheaper AI infrastructure.

Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on Chinese, Mexican, and Canadian goods are viewed as a catalyst for China's release of DeepSeek to destabilize the U.S. stock market. Dr. Kirk Elliott predicts that silver prices could reach $40 to $50 an ounce in February as investors flee the "tech stock blow-off." This economic conflict is described as a "war" between the Trump administration and globalist interests using AI as a strategic weapon.

Silver is analyzed as reaching a critical technical resistance level of $32.50, with predictions that it could reach $50 per ounce by the end of the year. Dr. Kirk Elliott outlines three factors for a silver price explosion, including closing above 30 euros and the ratio of paper silver to physical silver. The current market volatility is attributed to the collapsing status of the petrodollar.

Samsung's development of a solid-state battery with a silver core is expected to consume 67% of global silver production, potentially driving prices to $50 per ounce by the end of the year. Dr. Kirk Elliott notes that while gold is favored by institutions, silver is becoming the primary target for individual investors and industrial manufacturers.

Dr. Kirk Elliott joins the program to discuss the recent surge in gold and silver prices. He notes that despite a broader stock market correction, precious metals remained resilient, fulfilling his previous predictions. Elliott argues that the current economic bubble is entering its final stages, driven by massive debt and a looming commercial real estate collapse.