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As gold and silver continue their powerful advance, Egon explains why this is not speculative excess, but an inevitable response to accelerating currency debasement, structural supply shortages, and surging global demand for physical metals.

The most striking insight comes from his outlook on silver. Having already moved sharply higher, Egon outlines why silver could realistically reach $200+ within the coming months, driven by chronic supply deficits, rising industrial demand, and an unprecedented gap between paper claims and physical availability. In his view, the greatest risk for investors today is no longer volatility, but missing the move altogether.

The discussion goes far beyond price targets. Von Greyerz addresses why physical metals must be held outside the banking system, how VAT-efficient storage works, Switzerland’s role in an increasingly unstable world, the implications of a collapsing gold–silver ratio, and how to diversify without undermining wealth preservation. He also shares his views on mining shares, energy investments, and the growing vulnerability of paper assets as the global financial system edges towards a disorderly reset.

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