Physical Gold rising as Basel III bites [Video]
|In this week’s Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire and Craig Hemke question whether Middle East tensions are being staged to distract from China’s trade corridor and the BRICS summit—both signalling a deeper shift towards physical settlement.
Craig flags the return of headline-driven market volatility under Donald Trump, with both experts reaffirming that the long-term fiat collapse is now exposing the flaws in the paper gold system, prompting a global pivot towards transparent, physical trading.
Timestamps:
- 00:00 Start
- 01:07 Are Middle East tensions a smoke screen for BRICS and China’s trade corridor?
- 08:08 Basel III cracks paper gold, physical markets take control
- 16:41 EFP collapse signals end of paper gold pricing dominance
- 23:54 Central banks scramble for gold as global debt explodes
- 32:18 Physical silver pricing breaks free from paper market control
- 40:08 Silver’s moment: Inertia breaking to new highs
- 50:09 Collective power drives fair precious metals pricing
- 56:15 Are silver and gold primed for an unstoppable breakout?
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