➡ Craig Hemke predicts a significant increase in silver prices, potentially reaching up to $500. This is due to a combination of factors including a physical shortage of silver, increased demand, and geopolitical tensions. Hemke believes that the current calm in the silver market is a precursor to a major breakout. He also suggests that the trend of increasing silver prices is likely to continue due to ongoing supply deficits and increasing industrial demand.
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➡ The article discusses the potential for a significant increase in the value of silver, based on historical trends and current market conditions. The author, Hemke, suggests that silver’s value could explode due to deeper market distortions, larger structural deficits, and a more fragile financial system. He also mentions the potential impact of fractured supply chains, weaponized trade policy, and global distrust in fiat currencies. Hemke believes that once silver surpasses the $100 mark, the subsequent rise could be explosive due to the market’s assumption that silver will never reach such a high value.
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In my forecast this year. I mean, I’m probably more bullish than I’ve ever been in terms of price, because these are trends that I think are almost certain to continue. You’re watching Silver News Daily. Subscribe for more. Everyone’s looking at gold, everyone’s watching stocks. But almost no one is prepared for what silver is about to do next. According to Craig Hemke, we are standing at the edge of a breakout so violent, so extreme, it could send silver past $100 and possibly all the way to $500. That’s not just hype. Hemke isn’t talking about a slow, steady climb.

He’s talking about a violent rupture in the market, one that doesn’t wait around for retail investors to catch on. And right now, all the signals he’s watching charts, volatility. Physical flows are lining up in a way that says we’re closer than we think. The price action looks calm. The headlines are quiet. But underneath, a historic energy is building. And when it’s unleashed, the rally will be so sharp, so fast, it will leave most investors in shock. If you think silver’s already had its run, you’re missing what could be the biggest move of the decade. There’s a name you gotta be of my generation, probably remember, you know, when E.F.

hutton talks, people listen. So he knows what he’s talking. So when on that, I’m sure on that podcast, he was probably talking about silver going to 100 and then to 200 and stuff like that. And even me, I was like, man, I don’t know about that. Well, he’s definitely had a good handle on this. I think the. Probably from. In terms of price, I think we’ve determined now that this is not like the other occasions where silver went to $50, right? Spiked up to 50 in 1979 and 80 in about four months, and then was back to 10 in two months.

And then we all, most of us at least remember of 2011, we got to $48 on October 2nd and haven’t looked back since. The more important thing that happened on October the second is that was the first day that we went into, I guess it’s fair to call it backwardation, of the spot price being higher than the futures price, which indicates a physical misallocation, a physical shortage, a physical stress, whatever. And it got really deep in October and then it kind of evened back out. But even today, when the selling was heavy overnight, the backwardation got to 30 or 40 cents again, where the spot price was 30 or 40 cents higher.

Than the front month March futures contract. And that is, that is evidence, along with the lease rates in London and you know what we know about vault stocks and things like that, that’s evidence that, what, four straight years of supply deficit totaling 800 million ounces or whatever, that’s evidence that the physical part of this fractional reserve pricing scheme is under stress. And then you’ve got China announcing back in October they were going to start having export controls. You’ve got the US declaring silver a critical. On the surface, the silver market looks deceptively calm. Prices are creeping higher.

But there’s no mania, no speculative frenzy, just a quiet, orderly staircase of higher highs. Volume muted, volatility falling. It’s the kind of setup that makes casual observers think silver’s rally is running out of steam. But Craig Hemke sees it very differently. This isn’t complacency, it’s the calm before the storm. Hemke points to a rare and powerful signal rising implied volatility in options. Even as realized volatility continues to compress. That divergence is incredibly rare. And it’s not meaningless. It’s the market’s way of quietly screaming that something big is coming. In Silver, where the illusion of liquidity is often maintained by short sellers, a retreat from the sell side doesn’t trigger panic, it triggers absence.

An absence of supply in a structurally tight market does, doesn’t result in a trend, it results in a gap, a vacuum, a rupture. Hemke believes this is exactly what’s forming right now. The charts don’t show euphoria. They show a loaded spring, a breakout not fueled by retail frenzy, but by the invisible unwind of structural pressure. And that’s what makes it so dangerous. Because when the move finally comes, there won’t be time to react. There’ll only be time to watch. Yeah, you look across the board and don’t say this in like some kind of hyperbolic sense, but it almost seems as if the US China are taking kind of a war footing, you know, the U.S.

you know, look what happened in Venezuela. All the other things that Trump is discussing, whether it’s Colombia or Greenland or whatever, the stuff about critical minerals, you know, the drill, baby, drill, I mean US already is number one or crude oil in the world. They’re kind of US is kind of ring fencing itself against future adversarial events. And China kind of seems to be doing the same thing. And so this kind, how that impacts silver copper, which is also at new all time highs, $13,000 a ton in London gold as well, you know, is the. A base of monetary safety, all of these things, that this is a trend that’s not going to be reversed? I don’t think.

I don’t, you know, I’m not looking for, you know, peace, love, and Bobby Sherman here to break out in 2026. And, you know, and everybody just, oh, we’re all going to hold hands and dance around the Christmas tree next year. And so I think, yeah, this critical mineral stuff, the rare earth stuff, silver is just part of that. I mean, look at what Trump is trying to do with uranium. And then again, the rare earth, like, oh, you just name what end of the ems. None of them come to mind right away. Right. But they’re all out there.

And again, I think this is part of a strategy that I, again, I don’t see reversed. And it is a positive for price because it makes metal more scarce. Okay. And you think, well, no, they’re still mining this and that. But yeah, but for the pricing scheme and that again, the pricing scheme in The west since January 1975 has relied on derivatives and fractional reserve and leverage of the actual physical metal, not the physical metal itself, the leverage of the physical metal itself. And what’s being stretched now is that leverage, because the physical base is dwindling because of these, you know, the lack of mine supply or the global central bank, gold demand, whatever that physical.

And so the leverage is stretching. And so I, that, that rem, this cordoning off, you know, walling off your resources, east versus west only just exacerbates that problem. And so that’s why in my forecast this year, I mean, I’m probably more bullish than I’ve ever been in terms of price, because these are trends that I think are almost certain to continue this year. What makes this setup unlike anything we’ve seen before is how many structural forces are converging all at once. Hemke isn’t just pointing to technicals. He’s watching the fundamentals tighten like a noose. Silver has now entered its sixth consecutive year of market deficit, with demand outpacing supply by over 100 million ounces.

And yet the mainstream narrative still hasn’t caught on. Industrial consumption is surging from solar EVs, data centers and AI chips. Meanwhile, China has announced export restrictions starting this year, forcing companies to apply for licenses just to move silver out of the country. That’s not just friction, it’s fragmentation of the supply chain. Add to that historic lows in Shanghai stockpiles, a rush of silver flowing into the US Amid tariff concerns and escalating tensions in the global trade environment and you have the makings of a full blown supply crisis. Hemka sees this not as a coincidence, but as the ignition.

This isn’t 2011, it’s not even 1980. It’s a new cycle, one where investment demand is colliding with industrial necessity and supply is structurally unprepared to cope. And when you overlay that with relentless ETF inflows and a growing sense of geopolitical fragility, the message becomes clear. This rally isn’t speculative, it’s systemic. As to that would be something economic because again, I’m fully convinced at this point this is a physically driven situation. So you’d have to change the physical supply demand picture to force to have that pullback come about. If suddenly there’s a global economic collapse and demand for industrial silver dies, suddenly there’s global austerity and the US does not cut rates by half this year on the short end and institute yield curve control on the long end and does not run another 2 trillion-plus in deficit spending.

If all of that changes. Yeah, I mean that could impact not only the investment demand on the physical side, but also the demand for this safe harbor. What, what’s the, the, oh gosh, of course, this is my 60 year old brain hit me, what’s the new trade? The debasement trade. Right. All of that could get factored back out. Sure, of course. And we’ve got to be, gotta be wary of that, but I don’t think that’s a likelihood. And I think this physical stress is what’s underpinning the rise both for gold and silver. And I, that you know, the central bank demand in gold for the last four years have been well documented too.

And I think that underpins the, prevents really, really sharp pullbacks. And this notion again. Yeah. Is it overbought? You know, on a technical factors and things like that. I’ve never seen a monthly RSI this high and all that stuff. Okay, if, if, if silver is simply a dot on a screen and you can apply, you know, Elliott Wave and all this stuff to it. Okay, yeah, sure. But I don’t know at this point I don’t think that dot on the screen is what’s determining price even today. Elijah, we woke up this morning here in the US on Thursday the 8th, you know, and silver’s down 5%.

Well, why? Well the price in Shanghai overnight was down 6. And why was that? Well, they were raising margins in Shanghai and so Shanghai was weak and then once Shanghai closed that allowed for extra selling in London and by the time all of a sudden you’re down 5% is not, you know, anything else. That’s what was the main thing driving things this morning. So, and that’s a physical market. So as long as that physical, I guess demand, structural supply deficits and the like continue, it’s going to be pretty. If you start selling futures to drive price back, you know, and that drops price to 60 or 50, but the physical price, you know, remains at 70 or something.

That paper price ain’t going to stay there very long. Just before we get going, we just launched the official Silver News Daily Telegram to kick things off. We’re running a 10 ounce silver giveaway. Yes, real physical silver. Not a voucher, not digital credits, actual bullion. This telegram will be our new home for real time silver discussions, market insights, collection picks and everything. Precious metals. It’s where the community truly comes alive. Here’s how to enter the 10 ounce silver giveaway. Be subscribed to Silver News Daily on YouTube. Turn on the notification bell, comment 10 ounce giveaway on three separate videos.

Be an active member of the Telegram group and say hi. Once we hit 500 active Telegram members, we’ll pick one lucky winner to receive 10 ounces of silver shipped directly to you. So get in early, stay active. First time I posted and reposted about it. Oli Hansen is a guy on Twitter, that commodity guy for Saxo bank and he pointed out that this rebalancing selling was coming for the two indices themselves. It sounds super scary because it’s like $4 billion worth of gold futures. $4 billion? Oh Elijah, what the heck? That’s 10,000 COMEX gold contracts where the day average daily volume is what, 150,000 to 200,000.

Okay. And it’s not all just one day dumped on you at the Open. It’s over five days. So think of it as 2,000 contracts a day. So 1 to 2% of the COMEX daily volume over the next five days might be some liquidation of gold due to. Well, I mean this is just a none deal, but all of a sudden yesterday Zero Hedge writes about it and a couple of banks are trying to frighten their clients into selling because of it and it becomes a thing. It’s not a thing, it’s. It’s a. Silver’s the same way.

It’s 10,000 silver contracts. Now they don’t. It’s not quite the same, but I would silver 100 to 125, maybe 150,000 on a busy day like tomorrow will be a busy day anyway. That deal’s completely overrated. And you can see it actually rerecord. This gold is now bounced back and is in the green on Thursday, at least as we record this. A much, much bigger issue is tomorrow, and nobody’s talking about it. We first, do we get an actual current jobs report? We haven’t had one of those since, what, Labor Day, early September. We get the December jobs report tomorrow.

Now, no one’s looking for a rate cut in January, but it’s about 50, 50 that you’re going to get one in March. This jobs report tomorrow is going to impact that. By extension, that impacts the dollar in the bond market, which by extension are going to impact gold and silver. Even more important than that is the legality, the constitutionality of the tariffs that Trump put in place or announced back in, whatever it was, April, people might remember. This sounds crazy, Elijah, but when those tariffs were announced in April, silver fell over three days. Get these numbers from 36 to 28.

36 to 28, that was. Oh, it’s disaster, right? Okay, well, now we’re going to find out whether or not they’re constitutional or not and whether or not they can continue to be collected, frankly, whether or not the $250 billion or whatever that’s already been collected has to be given back. So this is expected tomorrow. This was argued before the court in November before the holiday break. They’re now back. A bunch of rulings are expected tomorrow at 10 Eastern, or whatever it is. 90, whatever it is, this is going to be a big deal. This is. For years, the silver market has been a playground for short sellers.

Banks and institutions have used paper contracts to flood the market with synthetic supply, keeping prices suppressed and volatility contained. But according to Craig Hemke, that game is breaking down and fast. The signals are everywhere. The options market is beginning to skew dramatically higher. Futures are slipping into backwardation, a rare condition that suggests physical silver is more valuable now than later, a clear sign of stress in the real market. And unlike previous cycles, there’s no speculative mania to blame this on. There’s no retail bubble, no Reddit frenzy. This time, the pressure is coming from within. Hemke argues that years of artificial suppression have created a trap, one that’s now closing on the very players who set it.

As physical demand surges and inventories dwindle, the ability to meet delivery obligations with real metal becomes harder. Comex stocks look stable on the surface, but when you remove registered ounces and account for what’s already Spoken for the available float is razor thin. If one or two large players step in and demand delivery at scale, the entire illusion could collapse overnight. That’s what Hemcom means when he says the rally won’t be gradual. It’ll be a violent repricing triggered by the failure of a system that can no longer paper over physical reality. No win deal, right? Last year, remember last year at this time, Doge and budget cuts and the dollar was soaring and gold was in a bubble because it was at $2,600 an ounce and it had to go back to its 200 day moving average near 2000 and all this stuff.

And it already been up 27% in 2024. So when I said another 10% next year and 3100, I was crazy, crazy talk. And when I said another 30% for silver up to the high 30s. Oh, you’re a lunatic. Don’t you know what Doge is going to do? And the dollar is soaring. You’re a perma bull goofball. And then when silver and gold soar, I actually, I legitimately got an email Elijah in December. Tell me when an idiot I am because I only had 10 and 30%. No, I must just be a rube. How could I not have seen this year? So it’s a no win deal.

So how do we get those numbers for this year? Gold, ever since it broke out to a new all time high in early March of 2024, has moved up in a steady pattern of 20% rallies followed by two to four month consolidations and then another 20% rally. Okay. Back in the summertime we were around 3,500 and I said, well, the next rally had 20%. Take us to 4,200, 4,300. Where’d we go? Yeah, there. We even overshot a little bit. We’ve been in consolidation since October when we break out again, what’s 20%? 5,000, 5,200. Say we consolidate again through the summer.

What’s another 20%? 6,000. So I’m just banking on that trend continuing and I don’t see why it wouldn’t. Silver is following gold. It finally broke out to new all time highs in October. Gold. Since it. Gold took 21 months to double from the time it broke out in March of 2024 to the when it doubled fourth quarter of last year. So I don’t expect silver. I expect silver to follow the same path. Why wouldn’t it? But maybe it doesn’t take the same amount of time. Maybe it takes half the time and so that would give us a hundred dollars or so by summer.

Heck, Michael Oliver referenced earlier. So it’ll be a hundred dollars by the end of this quarter. So whatever. I don’t know what happens after that, but I would imagine probably keep chugging then. That’s how I came up with that. You can see it’s a real scientific process, Elijah. But again, it’s a no win deal, so why not? Well, it’s always fantastic. It’s always fantastic to do these interviews at the beginning of the year to really get your outlook here. If our viewers are interested in reading the Macrocast, we’ll put it in the description here, a link to it.

Are there any last thoughts before we let you go? And can you tell us a bit about your website TF Metals Report? Yeah, the thing is free. You can go to my website and access it. You can actually just go to my Twitter pay. It’ll be the pinned tweet all year. Last year’s was pinned at the top of my profile on X until I took it down two days ago and replaced it with this one. So you can go there anytime. Refer back to what a dope I am. It’ll be right there for everybody to see at TF Metals on X on my website, TF metalsreport.com We’ve now been at it for 15 years.

Good heavens. But we’ll do it for a few more, I suppose. It’s a great look if you want to keep. I don’t. You know, nobody was talking sanity today about these, these index rebalancing things, you know, all the other nonsense that’s been put forth about silver over the last couple months about how the, the exchange nearly failed on Thanksgiving night, you know, and JP Morgan now is, you know, 100. To understand where silver’s heading, Hemke says you have to understand where it’s been and more importantly, how it behaves during breakout phases. Silver doesn’t trend like other assets.

It builds quietly, then erupts violently. Think back to 1980. Silver went from under $6 to nearly $50 in a matter of months. Then again in 2011, it rocketed from around $9 to just under $50 in less than three years. Both times the rally was fast, steep and completely detached from the slow logic of fundamentals. And now, according to Hemke, the setup is even more explosive. Why? Because the distortions are deeper, the structural deficits are larger, the financial system is more fragile. And this time we’re not just dealing with inflation or rate cuts. We’re dealing with Fractured supply chains, weaponized trade policy, and a growing global distrust in fiat currencies.

Hemke points to the eerie similarity in chart structures between past bull runs and today. The same compression, the same fake out consolidations, the same technical coils that preceded Silver’s biggest vertical moves. History doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes. And what we’re seeing now is a market that looks, sounds and smells like it’s on the verge of another parabolic phase. But this time it’s not just a speculative population, it’s a structural repricing of a commodity. The world can’t afford to ignore this again, I don’t want to sound political. This is a hard thing because people are so polarized these days and they’ll stop listening to what I say next because he just likes Trump.

That’s neither here nor there. Okay, Saturday morning, this last Saturday, after the US went in and took out Maduro and hauled him out of there, there was a news conference, a press conference. I was waiting all morning for it, had stuff to do, but I was like, well, I want to see what they say. And they brought Rubio out about third of the microphone and he said, what people? Well, heck, I wrote it down. Elijah, let me see if I. Well, hold on here, it’s right here. I wrote it down. So I included it in this year’s Macrocast.

Here’s what Rubio said. I want to quote, Trump is not a game player. When he tells you he’s going to do something, he tells you he’s going to address a problem, he means it, he actions it. This is a president of action. If he says he’s serious about something, he means it. Okay? That’s important to understand because politicians, in my whole lifetime and everybody else watching us, they just talk. That’s part of why Trump was elected in the first place, is years and years of un. You know, we’re going to do this, we’re going to do that, and then the time comes and they don’t do anything.

You know, and you think normally no regular politician would be like, just, we don’t like Venezuela and we’re going to put on sanctions and issue letters of condemnation and, you know, this kind of stuff. Trump said he was going to do it and he went and did it. So I think we, we got to start taking it pretty seriously. You know the stuff about Greenland, right, That’s crazy. They’re not going to buy Greenland from Denmark. Maybe they’re gonna try. So this adversarial, this war footing stuff, I think we got to Take him at his word geopolitically as well.

And I think also, and I’m gonna keep referring back to my. The forecast I just published this week, they’ve been telling us for over a year that they’re gonna basically run it hot. They gave up on Doge, you know, balanced budget, $2 trillion in spending cuts, and said, well, that ain’t going to work. So the only way out of this or to forestall collapse is to run this baby hot. Cut rates as much as they can on the short end. If duration sells off and long rates go up, they’re going to work with the treasury and have yield curve control on the long end.

All of this stuff is extraordinarily positive for gold. And if, when Trump says, you know, when Bessant says these things at the direction of Trump, I think we gotta start thinking that they mean it. That’s probably the most important part in your 2026 Mac broadcast. Craig Hemke doesn’t stop at $100. In fact, he argues that the $100 mark is just the ignition point. Once silver clears that psychological barrier, the move that follows could be nothing short of explosive. Why? Because the entire structure of the market has been built on the assumption that silver will never go that high.

That assumption is now being tested. Hemke points to the gold to silver ratio, a historic measure of silver’s relative value. Right now, that ratio remains at levels that scream undervaluation. In every past cycle, when the ratio snapped back to historical norms, silver didn’t just rise, it overcompensated. And this time, with gold pushing record highs and silver still lagging, the slingshot effect could be even more violent. Add in rising industrial demand, tightening physical supply, and investor appetite colliding at the same time, and the idea of silver at $500 starts to look less like fantasy and more like mathematical consequence.

Hemke’s argument is brutally if silver is going to reflect its true scarcity, its dual role as both a precious and industrial metal, and its critical place in the next generation of global infrastructure, then it has to break free of the chains holding it down. And once that happens, the upside isn’t just big, it’s historic. Now, you would think when they announced it and silver fell 30% in two days, you would think, well, if they’re unconstitutional, silver should go up 30%, right? No, you know, it won’t work that way. So everybody should be on the lookout. Long term, if they’re ruled unconstitutional, it’s extraordinarily bullish for the metals because it just blows the deficit that much larger.

And if they got to come up with $300 billion to give back, where are they going to get that? Right? So everybody heads up, all hands on deck. Friday morning. Us. It’s going to be a very volatile time. It seems like the last few, I guess the last month or so has been incredibly volatile in the metals. I mean, the fact that I’m not surprised if silver’s down three or four bucks or up three or four bucks in a day, it’s definitely been a wild ride. And as you mentioned, the news that we’re just getting tomorrow and will continue to get just seems to add to that volatility.

Oh, for sure. And, and that’s alleged to be. And that’s, and, and I go along with this. That’s the basis of the margin hikes is this volatility. That’s why the CME does that. I mean, you, you’re moving 10% in a day. The firms, you know, want, want their clients to have more money in their accounts, right? So that the firm isn’t stuck holding the bag, you know, the broker, dealer, if something happens. And so we got a couple of margin hikes. What’s nice is we’ve had continued volatility, not as much as last week, but we’ve had continued volatility.

This week we haven’t gotten more margin hikes. So they must be at a rather a level where they think is appropriate at this point. And that’s fine. I for one would love a couple of days where we have like a less than 1% range in gold and a less than 2% range in silver. Gosh, that would be relaxing. I could just kind of chill out. And that’s probably coming again. But for now, yeah, it’s like one big green bar followed by one big red bar. And that can be exhausting. I think if anything, where this has had a real impact is in the mining shares, because we have not seen a move in the mining shares commensurate with the move that we’ve seen in gold and silver, particularly over the fourth quarter.

I mean, the GDX is only a couple points higher than it was in mid October. I think a lot of that studied just the amount of trading on a daily basis on the New York Stock Exchange. That’s done by high frequency trading computers. I mean, I’ve seen studies that’s 80, 90%. And so you might have, you know, silver’s gone up 50% or whatever over the last several months. But on an intraday basis, New York stock Exchange opens at 9:30 and if in that first couple of hours the price of Comex silver is going down, these machines see that and they just sell and you’re constantly getting ratcheted back lower and that’s why the shares have been underperforming and that that volatility has had a.

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Once we hit 500 active Telegram members, we’ll pick one lucky winner to receive 10 ounces of silver shipped directly to you. So get in early, stay active. You also mentioned how gold is, you know, valued at 42.22 an ounce on the balance sheet. Your perspective on this idea of gold revaluation, is that something that we could see this year? Yeah, I mean if there were these numbers kicked around, you know, there’s 50,000 people that live in Greenland. Right. Again, I, look, I’m not saying this, that like this is gonna happen, but they’re talking about it. Right.

Trump’s been on this deal for years now and I was reading yesterday, well, what if we, we gave the Greenlanders a vote and said there’s 50,000 of you, the US is going to give you all a million dollars. Okay. And buy and then organize a vote and then Greenland votes, you know, 90 to become a U. S. You know, proxy or whatever, that’s $50 billion. Maybe that’s not enough. We’ll give them $10 million each. Yeah, that’s 500. The Greenland would go into the sovereign wealth fund. Okay. Trump signed an executive order that’s February 2nd last year wanting to set up a sovereign wealth.

How are you going to fund that thing? This is where, remember and Bessant said, hey, they were going to stand this thing up and we’re going to monetize the asset side of the balance sheet. Okay. So where do you get the cash for your sovereign wealth fund or to buy Greenland? You call in the treasury. The notes from the treasury that are, it’s 4222. You remark the gold to $10,000 an ounce. You just mark it to market price. You would get back when you send that back to the Treasury. The treasury then can send you over a trillion dollars that they just create from thin air.

It’s an accounting gimmick. But you get a trillion dollars that you wouldn’t have to go sell bonds for. Well, what if you did it? 9,000, 10,000. You get two odd, two some odd trillion dollars. Okay, so this is where that, this is how they would fund the sovereign wall fund. This is how they could fund this crazy idea that was floated around us that they’re going to buy Greenland. Again, I’m not saying they’re gonna, but that’s how they would do it. They’d say that’s deficit neutral. All we did was bring the gold that we already have on the balance sheet to some arcane price from 50, 60 years ago.

We’re just going to market at today’s price and by doing so, the Fed is going to hand, hand the treasury and, and we’re going to put into our sovereign wealth fund a trillion dollars. Okay, anyway, they’ve said, I mean, watch the video from February 2nd. They said this is how they’re going to do it. Monetize the asset side of the balance sheet. So anyway, I make a big deal of that in this year’s Macro Cast. And it might sound crazy, but sending, you know, 160 aircraft and Delta Force into a sovereign nation to grab their president, whether you like him or not sounds pretty crazy too.

But they did it. Hemke’s message is as clear as it is urgent. This isn’t just another silver rally. It’s the unraveling of a decades long illusion. A paper market built on suppression now colliding with physical reality. A quiet squeeze forming beneath the surface, ready to erupt in a way that most investors simply aren’t prepared for. If he’s right, silver won’t climb step by step. It will leap. Vaulting past $100 and potentially blowing through barriers no one thought possible. This isn’t about hype. It’s about the hard math of supply and demand. The cracks forming in financial infrastructure and the quiet signals already screaming across the options and futures markets.

When the breakout comes, there won’t be time to react. Only those who saw it forming will be in a position to benefit. So if you’re watching this and you’ve made it this far, now’s the time to ask, are you ready for what’s coming? Make sure to subscribe if you want to stay ahead of the curve. And remember, this is not financial advice. Always do your own research and speak to a qualified professional before making any investment decisions.
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