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The lull before a Gold and Silver tsunami [Video]

In this week's Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire details how gold’s structural breakout is being driven by central banks replacing dollar reserves with physical gold at a pace that is forcing a fundamental repricing of the global monetary order.

With silver’s supply deficit deepening and China’s state banks absorbing every gold and silver market dip, Andrew makes the case that the next major move in both metals will be driven entirely by physical demand, as futures markets lose their grip.

Timestamps:

  • 00:00 Start
  • 02:18 Why gold’s breakout above $2,700 is structural, not momentum driven.
  • 07:44 How the Hong Kong exchange is already pulling gold east in real time.
  • 13:02 The Fed’s impossible position: rates, debt and the revaluation trap.
  • 19:28 Why COMEX open interest collapse signals a permanent shift in gold trading.
  • 25:44 Silver’s supply deficit deepens as industrial demand outpaces available stock.
  • 31:17 How China’s state banks are absorbing every dip across gold and silver.
  • 37:52 Why the petrodollar’s decline is accelerating the reserve asset transition.
  • 44:08 The Basel III endgame - what it means for unallocated gold positions.
  • 50:33 Why the next leg higher in gold and silver will be physically driven.
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Samuel Briggs

Samuel Briggs

Kinesis Money

Samuel holds a deep understanding of the precious metals markets, and as an in-house journalist for 1:1 gold and silver-backed monetary system, Kinesis, he is chiefly responsible for updating the community with insights and analys

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