➡ The silver market is experiencing significant changes, with predictions that the price could skyrocket to $500 per ounce. This is due to China, the world’s largest industrial powerhouse, exporting silver at unprecedented levels, which is not a sign of a declining market but could trigger a massive increase in silver’s value. Despite the high export levels, China is still consuming a lot of silver domestically, creating a deceptive image of oversupply. If these predictions are correct, we could see a major shift in the financial landscape.
➡ China is strategically releasing its silver reserves, causing a strain on the American market. The U.S. is struggling to keep up with the demand, leading to a decrease in silver stocks and a rise in costs. This situation is causing a shift in control over the silver market from the U.S. to China. The imbalance between the two countries could lead to a significant increase in silver prices.
➡ Silver is becoming more valuable as it’s not just a commodity but also a form of insurance against economic collapse. The demand for silver is increasing, and it’s becoming harder to find, leading to a potential price surge. This is due to a lack of new mineral resources and the time it takes to discover and extract them. Additionally, the silver supply chain is struggling to keep up with the rising demand, leading to a potential crisis.
➡ Silver, gold, and copper are expected to increase in value over the coming years. This is due to a shift in institutional sentiment, with hedge funds, pension funds, and even central banks starting to invest more in these metals. The fear of currency failure and commodity squeeze is driving this change. However, by the time most investors realize this, the opportunity may have passed, highlighting the importance of staying informed and making strategic decisions early.

The physical market is now the market. The paper pushers, the paper hangers, the paper manipulators, they’ve had their. You’re watching Silver News daily. Subscribe for more. The silver market is erupting in ways we haven’t seen in decades. And Peter Grandich just made one of the boldest calls in the industry. According to him, silver could explode all the way to $500 an ounce. first glance, that sounds insane until you see what’s happening behind the scenes. China, the world’s largest industrial powerhouse, is exporting silver at levels never recorded before, flooding global markets with astonishing volume. But here’s the twist.

This isn’t a bearish signal. In fact, Grandic believes it’s the spark that could ignite silver’s most parabolic move yet. Because while China unloads, the American market is choking, Inventories are thinning, demand is outstripping supply, and pressure is mounting across every corner of the system. Silver is no longer just a metal. It’s becoming a geopolitical flashpoint, a currency hedge and a supply chain crisis all at once. And if Grandich is right, we’re about to witness a price move so extreme, it could reshape the entire financial landscape. So what exactly is going on? Why is China dumping silver? And how could this lead to $500 silver instead of a collapse? Stay with me, because the deeper we dig, the more explosive this gets.

Telling it, when gold was under 2000 and silver was just starting to go in the 30s, and people that I know that were in, some people I had that purchased gold, you know, 12, 1300, said, you know, Pete, 2000, 2500. That’s really the extent of the limit. And I would tell them this story, and I’ll tell this again, because it’s still appropriate now, in fact, more than ever. When I first entered the business in the dinosaur age of the 1980s, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had traded for 13 years, just between 700 and 1,000. In fact, it became so bearish that in the early 1980s, BusinessWeek ran a famous front cover that said, equities are dead.

No one perceived the Dow getting much above 1000. And then a young man and no one heard of at the time out of Gainesville, Georgia, published something called the Elliott Wave Theory. His name was Robert Pechter, Jr. And he said, the Dow’s going to go to 3600. Well, they ridiculed him. I mean, Wall street week, all the old styles, they just made fun of him. How can you go to 3,600? Can’t even get above 1,000. Well, it took a few years. It got through that, and then decades, it got substantially higher than that. And the reason I like to tell that story is we’re having some people do the same thing with the metals.

Now, listen, go all those years, all right, it got a little up here. It got way ahead of itself. There’s no way you can go to 5 or 10 or 20. In fact, 10 years ago, I probably would have joined them when it was 1500, saying, we’re not going to have 10,000. But I’m telling you right now, the game has changed. This, this mineral crisis that’s throughout the world, and the monetary crisis that’s happening as well, the dividing up of the world with brics and all that other stuff can make these prices still be substantially higher than they are now.

But I have one caveat, Elijah. So my gold has been for a while, 5,000 gold, $100 silver, which I really have to say, maybe somebody say, well, that’s a reason to sell, because Grant has said it can’t miss. But it’s very odd happening sometime this year and maybe sooner than most people think. But once we get there and people start asking me, well, can it double again? Then I had this question. If you’re telling me that gold’s going to go from 5 to 10,000 and maybe in as little as months, if not more than a year or two, I will tell you this.

Whatever problems you and I discuss now, and there’s many, there’s ample problems economically, socially, and politically. Not only did they take hold, but a lot more took hold. And so then you have to ask yourself, is it going to be worth having gold at $10,000 an ounce if certain criteria now are happening in the world and all? Listen, there’s two reasons to own the metals. And this is your livelihood. This is your family’s business and practice. Some people own it because they just want insurance. You know, I used to tell people when I was a manager and still, due to our planning group, buy gold and hope it doesn’t go up.

And they’d all say the same thing, Elijah, why. Why would you want me to buy something that you don’t think is going to go up? And I used to say, because if it goes up a lot, what I’m looking at here, which is mostly financial assets, they’re likely to go down. So you own it for insurance. You also own it for people that are concerned that the world could become so tough. I might need gold to survive. I’ve never been in that camp. My faith will never bring me to be in that camp. But I understand people are there.

I’m still looking at it as pure capital appreciation possibilities. And there we still have a lot to go higher. But another caveat, if you’re going to believe in that much higher price above 5,000, then you better start looking at the people that find it and explore it and bring it to bear. Because their leverage, their percentage gains will be a lot more than the actual gain in gold itself. That’s the difference. Now that maybe China’s silver export surge isn’t just massive, it’s historic. In the final quarter of 2025 alone, China exported more silver than it had in the past three years combined, catching the entire market off guard.

But this isn’t some accidental oversupply. It’s a calculated move. Behind the headline figures lies a deliberate redirection of silver flow from hoarded stockpiles to strategic international release. Why? Analysts believe China is using silver as a pressure valve, easing internal surplus while simultaneously leveraging global market influence. In short, they’re flexing their commodity muscle. But this isn’t just about trade, it’s about timing. This wave of exports comes as silver prices are nearing all time highs. Meaning China isn’t selling into weakness, they’re selling into strength, extracting maximum value while subtly destabilizing global supply chains. Add to this the fact that silver demand inside China remains robust due to solar and tech manufacturing and what you get is a paradoxical picture.

China is exporting more than ever, yet still consuming heavily at home. The net result, a short term illusion of oversupply masking an underlying tightening in global physical silver. This move has stunned traders. Supply is hitting the market now, but how long before it dries up? How long before the ripple turns into a shockwave? With the US already showing signs of strain, China’s bold play may be the first domino to fall in what Peter Grandich sees as the setup for silver’s most explosive rally in history. So we’ve for years the Japanese market was an ATM for the world, particularly United States institutions.

You went over, you sold the yen, you didn’t have to worry. Interest rates were down near zero. You were able to take what you sold, take that money and place it in a US treasury at 4 or 5 or 6% and make the difference and not worry about a loss on the currency trade. Now because of what’s happening in Japan and they having to start thinking about themselves versus others, we’re seeing that not be available in the manner that it used to. Rates have ticked up. Now they’re not ticked up yet to equal our bonds, but they’re way off their bottoms and they just keep moving up.

There’s going to come a point if that keeps happening that that yen carry trade can’t be held anymore and there’ll be an unwinding of it and the reversal will happen in that. But even more important in that regard is we’re now seeing the physical people wanting to own gold. Where growth is in the world, mostly in Asia, it’s not in places that are struggling. Think about Germany in one generation. When I entered the business, Germany was considered the engine that pulled the world along with Japan at the time. Germany is a basket case economically. Now Europe is basically a basket the EU as we knew it.

Let’s also look that gold had a highly touted competitor that drew money away from it called bitcoin. Let’s not forget that one person in particular, their biggest spokesperson, and that’s the kindest word I can give him, was touting for the last three years how you had to sell your gold to own bitcoin. Well, guess what? Gold went up 150% during that time. And his thing went nowhere as fast as. So things are just coming around to where there’s a more favorable disposition by the average person towards gold that’s not late in the cycle. That’s not where everybody’s talking about it.

You’re in a car, you’re getting a haircut. Whatever the case may be, we’re not there yet. And until we have that type of atmosphere, I don’t think we’ve reached any major top. While China unleashes its silver reserves with surgical precision, the American market is stumbling to respond. And the cracks are starting to show. Inventories at major US depositories like Comex are shrinking fast, with registered silver stocks dipping to their lowest levels in over a decade. Dealers are reporting longer lead times, rising premiums, and a growing sense of unease. Physical silver is moving, but it’s not staying on shelves.

It’s disappearing into the hands of investors and industrial users who aren’t selling it back. And that’s the real story here. The US isn’t just losing silver, it’s losing control of silver. Add to this the mounting pressure from a weakening dollar, stagnating industrial output, and rising costs across the board, and suddenly the American silver ecosystem looks fragile, almost brittle. This isn’t just a supply problem, it’s a confidence problem. And Peter Grandich sees it clearly. As China floods the world with Silver. The US can’t absorb it fast enough, can’t refine it fast enough, and crucially, can’t compete with the strategic foresight Beijing is showing.

Instead of strengthening its position, the American market is burning through reserves, failing to replenish inventory and relying heavily on imports that are becoming more expensive and harder to secure. In Grandic’s eyes, this imbalance, China as the calculated seller, America as the desperate buyer, is not sustainable. It’s the perfect storm. And storms like this don’t end quietly. They end with a detonation, one that could send silver to levels nobody thought possible. Unless of course, you’ve been paying attention 40 something years is the physical market is now the market. For many years, decades we were dominated by the paper market.

You know, we have you recall, if not, your father would remember. Days going well, go goes down $35. Everybody’s calling me to buy it. How can that be? You know, how can a physical. Well, now the physical market’s in control. The paper, the paper pushers, the paper hangers, the paper manipulators, they’ve had their head handed to them. You know, did a few of them get out a little on one of the two that shop down days? Maybe, but I don’t think they’re prepared at all to play the game that’s played for a while. In fact, I don’t think they can anymore because the market’s gone away from them.

The market now is, is in Asia. That’s where metals market. That’s why JP Morgan picked up their whole crew and went over there. And it’s just a change of the times and just an indication that we can have a more honest market, if there’s such a thing to call it that the physical market now will dominate and judge where the paper market would trade versus vice versa. 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.

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His $500 silver prediction comes from a deeply strategic reading of the moment we’re in. To him, this isn’t just about supply and demand. It’s about control, confidence, and convergence. The convergence of broken systems and misaligned markets. He sees China’s export surge not as a bearish dump, but as a carefully timed release that’s baiting weaker hands, testing the market’s capacity to handle volume before pulling the rug. In that moment, Grandich believes the illusion of surplus will vanish, revealing just how hollow the global silver structure really is. His thesis is built on a core. The American silver market is not built to withstand real stress.

It’s reliant on paper contracts, fractional reserves, and an outdated belief that silver is abundant. But Granditch points to the disconnect between paper and physical as a ticking time bomb. Comex inventories are thinning, premiums are rising, and sovereign buyers are entering the scene with quiet aggression. The institutional system is built on assumptions. Granditch is betting on reality. And in that reality, he argues, price doesn’t rise slowly. It gaps violently. Once silver clears its current psychological thresholds. $100, $150. He believes panic will set in. Industrial users will scramble to secure supply. Investors will FOMO in and shorts will be forced to cover at any cost.

That’s the scenario that leads to $500 not from speculation, but from systemic failure when a market built on leverage collides with the real world limits of physical silver. And according to Grandich, that collision is no longer hypothetical. It’s underway. Oh, I’m not certainly as more bullish because for the metals price now, like I said, at best will be a double from here. But the gains that we witnessed by owning producers and juniors with triple digit multiple triple digits and all, and I think that’s still to come. But this is what I think I need to explain to people.

So no disrespect to your youth, but two thirds of the financial service industry now is professionals that weren’t even born when I started. Now, that doesn’t mean I’m smarter than them, but I have more experience. And one of the things I will tell you is when that bull market started in the early 1980s, the public did not go net long the stock market till about a year before the crash in 87. And then after the crash, they were not net long to the early 1990s. So they missed several years on that perception. Hey, it only goes to a certain point.

Then it goes down. Don’t pigeon toe yourself into that. It has to be limited or what happened in 2011. Because here’s the difference. This is a totally different playing board that exists than 2011. It’s so different. And again the two biggest difference, the physical market now is the main market and B there’s people in the world, large scale who are buying gold and other metals for reasons that take away. People used to be concerned that would suppress it. The dollar, US economic strength, all those things are changing. The dollar is terminally ill. It is not going to be for that much longer.

The world’s universal. We just saw a 25 year low in the amount of dollars being used as reserve currencies. Now I have to tell you, there’s not an ideal replacement at the moment as another fiat currency. That’s why the BRICs have already announced late last year that they’ve already started a test system where they’re going to use gold as much as 40% to settle economic trades. That is that in itself plus all the other fundamental arguments that you can make that are poor for economic, social and politically is going to sustain gold. Can there be consolidation and corrections in it? Absolutely.

We’re not. If we are going to 7,500 10,000, we’re not going straight there. In fact, what should happen is we should get a correction when we least expect it. I don’t see yet the enthusiasm past the hardcore players. I don’t see anything from mainstream Wall Street. In fact, I watched CNBC unfortunately a few weeks ago and I watched them basically pan, except one person knocking it. When I see those people start telling their folks, hey really, I think you better get it in gold and all, then we’re probably most zooming out. The forces driving silver’s explosive setup stretch far beyond metals markets.

They’re embedded in the crumbling foundation of global finance itself. As Grandich sees it, the silver story can’t be separated from the broader unraveling of fiat currency confidence. Around the world. Nations are racing to debase their currencies to stay competitive. While inflation erodes purchasing power and central banks pretend to hold control, they no longer possess. The result, a flight to real assets. And silver, with its dual role as both a precious and industrial metal, is perfectly positioned to benefit. At the center of this storm is the US Dollar, which is facing its most serious credibility crisis in decades.

Once the unchallenged reserve currency of the world, the dollar is now under siege from rising brics coordination, accelerating de dollarization efforts and the mounting debt burden that has Washington trapped in an endless loop of printing and borrowing. Silver, like gold, offers a hedge, but with a twist. It’s cheaper, more volatile, and far more explosive when momentum shifts. And that’s exactly what Grandich is banking on. As traditional currencies lose trust and the geopolitical landscape fractures, investors aren’t just looking for safety, they’re looking for asymmetric upside. Silver offers that in a way few assets can. It’s liquid, scarce, and globally recognized.

But most importantly, it’s still flying under the radar compared to gold. Grandich argues that when sentiment flips, and it will, silver won’t rise in a straight line. It will leap. Because in an environment where nothing paper based can be trusted, silver isn’t just a commodity anymore. It’s insurance against the collapse, that it’s tough to come by. We’re now seeing end users approaching people that mine it. You know, it’s. They. They can’t count on the normal avenues of where to go. And this is all part of a much bigger picture, how the world is trying to get its own share of natural resources, critical minerals, whatever title you want to put to it.

You know, I never thought. I have to tell you something, Elijah. We’ve been speaking for a long time. You. You’re blessed. You allow me to speak about our faith. I have to tell you, I saw a headline today I never thought I’d see in my 42 years in the business. The headline read that NATO was prepared to defend Greenland against the United States. Which since I still recall the last I remember, we’re still in NATO. Unless there’s some news story I didn’t see. But that’s to go to the extent of what is happening in the world about concerns about minerals.

So this bull market, it’ll have corrections and consolidation, but this has such a long way to go. Because listen, one of the upsides to going through nasty years was there wasn’t a lot of money spent and time and effort to find new mineral resources. And this isn’t something you find today, bring it out tomorrow, and sell it the following day. It takes years from the initial discovery to bringing it to bear. So this has a long way to go. The technical side of silver’s price action is painting a picture that’s hard to ignore. And according to Peter Grandich, it’s screaming breakout.

Silver has already smashed through long standing resistance zones and is now flirting with the $100 mark, a psychological barrier that traders have been watching for years. But here’s where it gets interesting. Momentum indicators aren’t just strong. They’re echoing patterns seen in the run ups to silver’s most violent historical moves. Think 1979, think 2010. But now magnified, the chart formations are tightening, volatility is increasing and volume is surging. These are all classic precursors to a parabolic move. Some technical analysts are even pointing to a multi decade cup and handle formation finally coming to maturity. A setup that if triggered, doesn’t just suggest a move to $100, it suggests a measured target in the 400 to $500 range.

That’s not wild speculation, that’s math backed by market psychology. Grandich emphasizes that technicals aren’t magic. They don’t predict fundamentals, but they do reveal sentiment, pressure and positioning. And right now, the market is coiled. What’s even more telling is how cleanly silver has been moving in correlation with gold. As gold rockets past $4,900, dragging mainstream attention with it, silver is quietly building its own case, a case that could result in a snap upward move when the broader market finally realizes just how undervalued it still is. And once it breaks that triple digit threshold, Grandic believes we’ll enter a zone with no historical precedent.

A free range price discovery phase where algorithms chase momentum, short sellers vanish, and silver trades not on past prices, but on future fear. There’s one good one. There’s one that you cannot deny is a possible a good one. It may occur as soon as this weekend. And that’s what’s seemingly taking place in Iran. If there is an overthrow of that government and the people, and the people who seem to want a more secular move away from the type of regime that they lived under, that would be an extreme positive because that regime has been the biggest single funder of a lot of bad things that happen around the world, not just in the Middle east, but something I think that’s even bigger than that is what Trump did with Venezuela.

So let’s go back to when we first started talking in 2020 and 2021, and I said, boy, I’m getting rid of stocks, I’m going to buy gold. Because these central banks are going to have to buy up gold because the brics are going to get more popular because look what they just did in Russia. They took them out of the banking system, they froze their assets, and now they want to distribute to their enemy. Okay? That was a marketing tool for the whoever was the membership director of the brics and drove a couple dozen people, countries to be interested.

Now, on top of that, what that director can say is not only did they throw you out and freeze your money, but now they don’t like you. They come and get you. I can’t imagine the conversations that are having privately. You’re not going to read about them in the media and all. And here’s the other thing that Trump is doing as well. He carried a huge big stick into a trade war when he should have took an olive branch. And what does he have to show for it in reality? Let’s not forget this time last year, the slogans that Ludnick and Navarro were touting every day.

90 trade deals in 90 days. We’re going to have so many trade deals. The economy is going to grow through the roof. We don’t have one major trade deal, Elijah, None. Japan was supposed to send us hundreds of billions of dollars. India, I mean, we can go on and on and on. Canada, all of that. The bottom line now is he doesn’t have that freedom of that honeymoon period that he had last year in Trump. That’s why he’s not talking about the trade much anymore. Now it’s this military exercise in Greenland and Venezuela. Sounds good, but.

But no amount of technical analysis matters if the metal isn’t physically available. And that’s where the real crisis is brewing. Beneath the surface of the price charts, the silver supply chain is fracturing. Global mine production is struggling to keep pace with rising demand. And years of underinvestment have left the industry unprepared for a true bull cycle. Major silver producers are issuing warnings about declining ore grades, labor shortages, and permitting delays. This isn’t temporary. This is structural. And the refining bottleneck is just as severe as more silver is required for high purity industrial applications. From solar panels to semiconductors, the pressure on refining capacity has intensified.

The result? Delays, premiums, and a scramble for physical metal that’s already being felt by wholesalers and industrial buyers. In some cases, end users are placing orders 6 to 12 months in advance just to secure material. Peter Grandich argues this supply breakdown is the hidden engine behind his $500 prediction. It’s not just about price. It’s about access. As more institutional players shift from paper exposure to physical delivery, the cracks in the system widen. There simply isn’t enough silver in accessible form to meet both speculative and industrial demands simultaneously. And unlike gold, silver is consumed. Once it’s used in tech or medicine.

It’s gone. That’s the wildcard most investors aren’t accounting for. The next leg up in silver’s price won’t be driven by Wall street hype. It’ll be triggered when someone tries to buy a large physical order and finds out they can’t, Grandich calls that moment the ignition point when silver goes from a tradable asset to a must have resource and the price breaks free from its paper chains entirely. I’m going to tell you this, Elijah. I would say if there were 20 strong allies 20 years ago of America, there may be two of them left. I only have to look to north of the border.

Canada and the US Were the best two allies for modern history. They were the biggest trading partners. They fought everything together. They were all in together no matter what it was. And you can cross the border not even though you crossed the border. There was so much similar life. Now, as my Canadian friends like to say to me, Elijah, we still like you Peter, but we don’t really like your country anymore, especially its leader. So I think net net that’s a bigger geopolitical negative than what will come out of hopefully the things that happen out of the Middle east and then there’s a whole bunch of things here in the U.S.

listen, Elijah, I don’t think other than the Revolutionary War or the Civil War, was America more politically divided than it is now. Certainly in the modern era, the two parties cannot do anything really together. But within both parties there’s a splintering now. And in Trump’s camp, which was rock solid through the fall, even into early winter last year, now has a increasing division. There’s more and more people feeling he’s gotten away from what they elected him for and going off the areas of the world and doing things that he said we should never be doing in the first place just a couple years ago.

That is going to play into the political divisiveness now here, which if you recall when I talked, I said give him a year, he’ll have a honeymoon of about a year. But his enemies are not only not going to go away, but they’re going to use violence and civil unrest and we’re seeing that now as well. So these are all things I don’t want to root for, for people dying and riots just so my gold price go up. But there’s an ever increasing number of bullish factors for gold, for silver. Copper is another one that’s a huge bullish story and critical minerals.

And it’s not going away. It isn’t something that’s going to be fixed in a matter of days, weeks or months. It’s years scenario. While retail investors chase headlines and analysts argue over basis points, the smart money is already moving and Grandich sees it as the ultimate confirmation. Quietly, deliberately institutional sentiment towards silver is shifting. Hedge funds that once ignored the metal are now building positions. Pension funds are rebalancing toward hard assets. Even central banks, historically focused on gold, Are beginning to take a second look at silver’s asymmetric potential In a destabilizing world. What’s driving this change isn’t just macro data.

It’s fear. Fear of being caught on the wrong side of the next commodity squeeze. Fear of currency failure. Fear of being exposed when synthetic silver instruments fail to deliver. Grandich believes these fears are well founded. He points to the growing divergence between the paper, silver price, and physical premiums as a key red flag. When an asset’s derivatives no longer reflect its real world cost, the system is signaling a break. Even more telling is the tone shift in financial media. What was once dismissed as a fringe asset is now being discussed as a serious inflation hedge, A portfolio diversifier, and a strategic reserve.

And that’s when the crowd typically shows up late, panicked and ready to pay any price. Grandich warns that by the time the average investor realizes what’s happening, the trade will be over. Silver’s explosive move won’t be a gradual ascent. It’ll be a repricing event. In this kind of environment, price targets become obsolete. The move becomes emotional, psychological, and institutional. Everyone starts chasing the same shrinking pool of metal. And when that rush begins, the only thing that matters is who already owns it. So when I talk to the people that do own or want to own lots of gold for all those fear reasons, and they ask me, how come you don’t? And I say, well, I don’t plan on trying to run to a safe deposit box or ever if things go bad.

I just want to make it to the pew of my church. And so I take my faith and put it on my sleeve. But I also respect those people that have the secular view added. And all I do think that there’s even a challenge for those of us who are like you and I, wearing our faith on our sleeve. It’s becoming more challenging to do so. It is becoming more persecuted. The Christian faith. Plus, it’s now facing a challenge that has been going on for hundreds of well over a thousand years. Of. Of a belief is the fairest, the nicest way to call it that not only does not want to see Christianity, doesn’t want to see anything else but what it believes and has no room for any other view than that, Meaning that if you don’t accept it, you just can’t even be around it’s.

Not like you go over there, leave us alone, and we go here. I think that’s one of the things we’re not going to hear the financial service industry speak about that I don’t expect it. But it also plays a role into economics, politics, social stuff. We’re seeing now this horrific fraud that has been transpiring, and I think we’ve only seen the surface of it as well. So I think going back to the good book, a book that has more about matters of finance than it does even about the two topics that you think would be the ultimate topics, heaven or hell, and taking teachings of the church and teachings from Scripture and understanding things like debt, which there’s not a positive verse about.

I think falling back on it and using it as our foundation will give a peace of mind that no amount of gold or any acid of any type, man made acid, will bring us. So here we are, on the edge of a silver story unlike anything we’ve seen before. Peter Grandich’s $500 call isn’t just a headline grab. It’s a calculated projection born from fractured supply chains, sovereign desperation, and a rapidly shifting global order. China’s historic export flood didn’t crash the market. It exposed just how brittle it really is. The US can’t keep up, physical inventories are vanishing, and institutional giants are quietly positioning for the next phase.

Silver is no longer a sleepy commodity. It’s a battleground between east and west, between paper and physical, between perception and reality. And Grandich is telling us what few are willing to say out loud, that the next silver move won’t be linear. It’ll be sudden, violent, and unstoppable once it begins. That’s what happens when decades of suppression, neglect and underestimation finally give way to truth. If you’ve made it this far, ask. Are you watching history unfold or participating in it? The silver market is shifting, and the next chapter could rewrite everything. So stay informed, stay sharp. And remember, this isn’t financial advice.

Always speak to a licensed professional before making any financial decisions.
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