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Silver briefly broke above $51 to new all-time highs before falling back under $49, which David Morgan said was a predictable pullback as exchanges hiked margin requirements and professional traders took profits.

Michael Oliver argued that this volatility is “idiot selling,” noting that silver is on the verge of a “quantum leap to a new reality” between $100 and $200 per ounce within six months once its spread versus gold triggers a breakout.

Craig Hemke highlighted unprecedented backwardation—spot silver trading more than $2 above futures—suggesting a serious physical shortage in London, unseen in 2011, and compared today’s reversal to gold’s breakout pattern from late 2023 before its 80 % surge.

Morgan shared data showing a persistent structural deficit where industrial demand already exceeds combined mining + recycling supply, calling it a “natural corner” that will tighten further as investment demand rises.

All three agreed that silver and gold are entering a new monetary paradigm, driven by inflation, dollar debasement, and coming Fed policy shifts toward rate cuts and yield-curve control—conditions they believe will send precious metals far higher.

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