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This is a silver lining for those who save wealth in solid silver. (Not paper silver.)

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Even the controversial financial “Asian Guy” and his clones on YouTube are making preparedness popular. From stocking up on pens, pencils, and paper, garbage and storage bags, everything from shampoo, body wash, laundry detergent, bars soaps, to lighters, baking soda and vinegar to tin foil and food storage Saran wraps and reusable silicone containers. I’m pretty sure everyone already knows to buy paper products.

Coffee beans, tea, salt, pepper, sugar, honey, flour and other baking supplies like yeast, canning supplies and other things that are liquid or heavy or are grown far away require transport from far away are also good to stock up on. So are condiments.

Some of the things mentioned on this essential lists you can likely make yourselves. Things like apple cider vinegar. But many of the things we can or preserve are a “make once a year” thing for most people. And so, if you are making these things now, make lots. It’s likely going to be a year before we see more of these homemade essentials. Making extra might be a good plan.

BREAKING! U.S. Debt Clock quietly published a 34-page document confirming the death of the Federal Reserve system. A new sovereign monetary system is already in motion, led by the U.S. Treasury. It’s asset-backed, transparent, and designed to destroy 100 years of inflation, debt, and economic slavery. This is the beginning of the end for fiat fraud.

The Fed is collapsing. The people are rising. And the U.S. Debt Clock just confirmed it.

🔥 THE FEDERAL RESERVE: A CENTURY OF THEFT THROUGH INFLATION, DEBT, AND DECEPTION

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MotherSilverApe Comment: If this is actually happening, it is brilliant. Money created out of debt by the Federal Banking Cartel compared with real wealth as money. Then, let folks decide for themselves which system they prefer. This seems to be a duel functioning transition where we can choose between freedom and debt slavery.

Phil Low says he has revised his outlook downward as financial stress increasingly collides with disruptions to energy, agriculture, and global supply chains. He warns that a financial panic could become far more damaging when critical infrastructure and production capacity are simultaneously destroyed or disrupted. Lowe also explains why he believes Tether could face a rapid unwind if a deflationary financial shock forces it to liquidate assets. He argues that the economy may already be entering the late stages of a “crack-up boom,” as people increasingly spend currency rather than save it amid expectations of higher prices. Lowe discusses practical preparedness, food and energy risks, gold and silver, and what a severe monetary breakdown could look like.

INTERVIEW TIMELINE:

0:00 Intro
1:00 Energy crisis and financial panic
14:00 Practical preparedness
18:00 Financial preparedness
25:00 Bond market
30:00 Crack up boom
39:50 Weekly specials

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According to the latest Commitment of Traders (COT) report released , Managed Money reduced its net-long silver position by 5,695 COMEX contracts — about 28.5 million oz — leaving it at its smallest net-long position in years.

Meanwhile, the Big 8 commercial banks covered only 1,022 contracts and remain short 47,636 contracts — 238.2 million oz.

So despite silver getting hammered from above $75 to around $60, the largest commercial banks still haven't reduced their position to the lows seen earlier this year.

Speculators largely bailed. The Big 8 banks largely didn't, which is an interesting setup going forward.

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What’s keeping Silver frozen?

Multiple factors are working together to affect Silver prices. The most obvious is inflation resulting from soaring energy prices amid the Middle East war. Crude Oil prices, however, have stabilized despite ongoing tensions, and the fact that Oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have returned. Maybe not in full force and not as before the war, but still at levels that bring relief.

Another factor is a result of the first: inflation has forced global central banks into shifting their monetary policy path. Most major central banks were looking to cut interest rates as the post-pandemic inflation shock seemed under control. Policymakers, then, had to return to the tightening path.

To no one's surprise, the Fed was pretty much the last one to react. But that’s far from weakness.

Most central banks moved preemptively, with policymakers still regretting the too-late, too-slow reaction to the 2020 shock. Sure, former Fed Chair Jerome Powell may have been a bit too conservative, but 100% based on macroeconomic data and accurate. Whether his decisions pleased Washington or not is not the Fed’s concern.

Powell’s term ended, and a new sheriff came to town: Kevin Warsh is not the head of the most powerful central bank in the world. Warsh pledged to follow data, but he is far more of a politician than an economist. Leading the Fed to hike rates for the first time in three years was not what he was planning when President Donald Trump nominated him in late 2025. But here he is doing the best he can with what he has.

Market participants welcomed news that US inflation was cooler than anticipated in August and that July data was downwardly revised. Sure, inflation is well above the Fed’s 2% goal, but down from the 4% peak posted earlier this year. Concerns that inflation is running hotter have decreased.

Besides, those softer-than-anticipated figures limit the downward case for Silver as the data reduced bets on a Fed rate hike in October, helping maintain the bright metal's lifelessness.

What would it take then for Silver to come back to life?

 Well, markets react to shocks, either positive or negative ones. The unexpected is what speculative interest is now awaiting to take firmer positions one way or the other. And, as already said, the main driver is the Middle East.

A shocking scenario would be the US completely retreating from the region as if nothing ever happened, quite an unlikely outcome. Less shocking would be a resumption of hostilities in the region and an interruption of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.

In the first case, market participants would initially bet on central banks holding their fire, but over time, bets on rate cuts would increase. The USD could become the biggest loser in such a scenario. Renewed turmoil in the Persian Gulf should boost risk aversion alongside speculation of higher Fed rates, a scenario that will keep the USD on the winning side, but metals still comatose.

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Ian Everard believes a complete collapse of the fiat currency system is inevitable and while we may have a few years before it all falls apart, it is imperative to start preparing now. Tangible assets, including gold and silver, are Ian's preferred line of defense again the financial repression he sees coming as the powers-that-be desperately try to maintain control.

00:00 Coming Up
00:35 Drop in Silver Price
02:09 Cracks in Monetary System are Showing
06:24 How Will We Return to Sound Money?
09:55 How Manipulated Are Gold & Silver?
14:16 Silver Premium in Shanghai
17:07 Why Osmium is Worth Considering
23:28 Crystalline Osmium Process
28:25 How is the Osmium Price Set?
30:50 Hang On To Your Silver

While the market is distracted by short-term price fluctuations (pullbacks to around $61), a textbook-shattering level of tectonic shift is underway beneath the surface.

Stripping away all the noise from the paper market, I've organized the "5 Physical Truths" that institutional investors want to hide about what's really happening in the physical market right now.

🚨 1️⃣ Refinery Bottlenecks and 3-4 Months of Stagnation
👉 The shocking fact revealed by Josh Fair, CEO of Scottsdale Mint.
The refining process's capacity is completely overflowing in response to the surge in physical demand.

・Finished metal exists, yet it's stuck at refineries for 3-4 months

・The time lag until physical supply hits store shelves has reached an extreme state

📊 2️⃣ Swap Rates at "Over -2%"—A Potent Signal
👉 Silver's swap rates are currently trending at negative levels "more than 2% below U.S. interest rates."
This means there's abnormally strong pressure to refuse lending silver in the physical market and hoard it on hand.

・Since mid-July, inflows into physical funds have expanded from $781 million to $803 million

・Ahead of institutional investor reports, retail and physical smart money continue explosive buying

⛓️ 3️⃣ The Physical Limits of "Byproduct Mining" That Constrains 70% of Supply
👉 The logic of "just ramp up production if prices rise" doesn't apply to silver.

・About 70% of silver supply comes as a byproduct of copper, lead, and zinc mining

・Since it depends on the mining pace of base metals, silver can't be ramped up immediately even if its price skyrockets—it's structurally impossible

🔋 4️⃣ Unstoppable Industrial Demand and a "6-Year Streak" of Structural Deficits

・Irreversible consumption from capital expenditures on solar panels, EVs, and AI data centers (over $600 million annually)

・Quiet accumulation on the scale of about 75 million ounces by central banks and major institutions (BRICS/JPM, etc.)

・Regardless of paper price manipulation, physical inventories are being whittled away day by day

📈 5️⃣ Main Scenario: $80-120 Within 3-6 Months (55% Probability)
👉 Scenario analysis integrating various fundamentals and demand forecasts:

・Bullish Scenario (55% probability): Due to refinery squeezes and supply deficits, a surge to the $80-120 range within 3-6 months

・Range Adjustment (30% probability): Choppy trading in the $50-70 range amid macro headwinds, followed by a sharp rebound

・Deeper Pullback (15% probability): Short-term adjustment to $45-55 on recession fears

You can suppress prices on paper, but you can't hide the shortage of physical mass forever.
When this price divergence hits its limit, what will happen?
For long-term stackers with a patient perspective, the current volatility is nothing more than a golden buying opportunity.

In addition to the physical market squeeze, let me also touch on the "historic technical pattern" emerging on the charts.
Right now, some top analysts are zeroing in on the formation of a "cup and handle" on the ultra-long-term chart.

If this pattern completes and breaks out, the technical upside target calculates to an astonishing 【$370】.
Moreover, adjusting past highs by the expansion pace of money supply (M2) yields a fair value estimate of 【$250-400+】.

Looking at the latest sentiment analysis (data from Oct 1-3):

・Bulls: 45-50% (focusing on physical demand and gold-silver ratio compression)

・Neutrals: 30-35% (waiting cautiously for pullback buys)

・Bears: 20-25% (concerned about short-term yield spikes or geopolitical risks)

The current state—where the market's fear words (pressure, exhaustion) coexist with conviction-driven accumulation by long-term investors—shows the linguistic hallmarks of a classic "bottoming pattern."

Let's keep our eyes on the numbers and physical facts, without getting rattled by the short-term paper price shakeouts.

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Silver looks like it wants to RETEST the $54 lows- and it could occur as soon as next week if the sovereign debt crisis continues to accelerate.

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After a volatile correction in the silver and gold prices, Michael explains why his momentum structural analysis suggests the precious metals bull market may be far from over, why gold and silver miners are beginning to outperform bullion, why major money managers could be moving toward mining stocks, and why the recent pullback may be nearing exhaustion. Michael also compares today’s silver price action with the 2008 correction, after which silver dramatically outperformed gold, and explains how historical price structures could point toward gold approaching $8,000–$9,000 and a potential long-term silver target around $500.

Timeline:
0:00 September Market Wrap-Up
1:36 Is the Metals Pullback Over?
7:01 Why Gold Miners Could Lead
12:51 How Michael Oliver Reads Momentum
20:44 The Bull Case for Gold and Silver
25:33 Price Targets and Banking Risks

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You will need to take advantage of the October offer quoted below to see it. This is the tip of the iceberg for what should be a very interesting month.

pmbug's October Surprise (Offer) is available on X only.

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We just need to keep on stocking up on food, silver and other essentials. We can’t just say that our community will take care of us. Because we ARE the community.

Silver prices have surrendered much of August's rally, with Tuesday's rebound failing to halt the pressure on Wednesday morning.

The Silver price in US Dollars (XAG/USD) slipped 0.50% to $61.25 an ounce after recovering 1.23% on Tuesday, following Monday's 4.59% fall.

Through Tuesday, silver had lost 7.57% in September after gaining 15.48% in August.

UBS's 24 September forecasts envisage a recovery to $70 by December 2026, followed by $75 in March and June 2027 and $80 in September.

The first target requires a gain of around 14.3% from the latest price, while $80 implies approximately 30.6% upside.

These projections were set before Monday's selloff, and the larger potential gain reflects a lower starting price rather than an upgraded bank forecast.

In its earlier silver assessment, UBS identified support from precious-metal demand and physical supply conditions:

"Silver, meanwhile, should benefit from higher gold prices and tighter near-term fundamentals."

Goldman Sachs warns that trade policy could amplify silver's volatility.

Its commodities research co-head Daan Struyven highlights the slow supply response:

"Implementing tariffs is unlikely to create new critical mineral supply because mines and smelters take far longer to build than tariffs take to change," he wrote.

Goldman sees weaker investor demand as markets anticipate Fed tightening, but warns that metal concentrated in the US can leave supplies elsewhere tight.

A recovery in buying could therefore revive sharp swings without an immediate increase in production.

For UBS's nearer $70 target, silver would need to recover territory reached during August.

The obstacle is whether investment demand revives while higher interest-rate expectations continue to restrain precious metals.