Gold, Silver & The Core Signals Of An Evolving Global Financial Crisis

In this latest interview with Jesse Day and Matthew Piepenburg break down the critical forces reshaping an increasingly fragile global financial system. 

The conversation opens with silver’s longer-term trajectory, all of which remains intact despite short-term price volatility in 2026. Piepenburg further addresses how conflict in the Middle East is distorting – yet not defining – gold’s ultimate and secular price direction north.

Piepenburg then examines why rising bond yields are among the most important warning signals of a systemic economic crisis ahead. Meanwhile, U.S. stocks continue toward unprecedented overvaluation and unprecedented risk, the timing of which is far less important than its preparation. 

1. Silver’s Longer Term Surge [00:03]

2. War’s Impact on Gold & Silver [08:55]

3. Global Bonds Signal Global Crisis [16:55]

4. Are U.S. Stocks Bulletproof? [21:54]

5. Markets Built on Thin Ice [29:17]

In a world built on debt, leverage and increasingly undeniable risk signals, the message is clear: Understanding the bigger picture – and the role of precious metals within it – has never been more important.