LibertyAndFinance
Podcast by LibertyAndFinance
Episodes
January 15, 2026 • 35 mins
Rick Rule explains that the recent surge in gold and silver reflects long delayed price action driven by years of currency debasement rather than sudden new fundamentals. He notes that metals often lead first, with mining equities following later, but that this cycle moved unusually fast as speculative junior stocks ran ahead of the seniors. Rule describes how he reduced risk by selling most of his physical silver after exceeding h...
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January 15, 2026 • 21 mins
Chris Vermeulen breaks down the soaring silver price using technical analysis. He explains that strong momentum and rising volume are driving silver higher and could lead to a final FOMO fueled push toward the $106 level. Key Fibonacci targets are highlighted as potential emotional turning points where late buyers rush in. While the short term trend remains bullish, he cautions that rising volatility may signal profit taking and an...
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January 14, 2026 • 44 mins
Patrick Wood joins the discussion to explain why the recent surge in silver and gold may signal a long planned shift in the global monetary system. He argues that decades of price suppression and disinformation kept the public away from precious metals while central banks quietly accumulated them. Wood warns that this transition is tied to the rise of technocracy including asset tokenization AI driven surveillance and the erosion o...
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January 13, 2026 • 38 mins
David Morgan discusses the current surge in silver prices and explains why he believes the market has entered true price discovery driven by geopolitical stress, currency instability, and weakening confidence in debt markets. He warns viewers about the explosion of AI generated silver content that mixes accurate facts with fabricated claims and outlines practical ways to quickly identify misleading videos. Morgan emphasizes that pr...
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January 12, 2026 • 41 mins
Andy Schectman discusses the surge to new nominal highs in gold and silver and warns that political pressure to force lower interest rates is accelerating dollar devaluation and global loss of confidence. He argues that interference with central bank independence encourages foreign nations to dump Treasuries and rotate into hard assets, particularly gold and silver. Schectman points to record physical deliveries on COMEX as proof t...
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January 10, 2026 • 24 mins
Alex Newman discusses the implications and legality of the Maduro regime change in Venezuela, framing it within a broader history of communist movements in Latin America and their alleged ties to global power structures. He argues that while Maduro was a significant threat to both Venezuela and the United States, the path forward risks foreign intervention and unintended consequences if not handled carefully. The conversation expan...
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January 8, 2026 • 29 mins
Craig Hemke explains that the current gold and silver bull market is fundamentally different from past cycles because it is being driven by physical shortages rather than speculative paper trading. He highlights persistent multi year supply deficits backwardation in silver and growing stress in the fractional reserve pricing system. Government actions such as declaring silver a critical mineral export controls and rising geopolitic...
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January 7, 2026 • 26 mins
Rafi Farber explains that the recent surge in silver prices reflects growing fear and loss of confidence in the global credit system rather than true wealth creation. He emphasizes that gold and silver are not investments but a divestment from currency and central bank liabilities into real money. Farber warns that extreme volatility remains likely because futures markets and leverage give exchanges tools to force selloffs regardle...
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January 6, 2026 • 35 mins
Bill Holter explains that the extreme volatility in gold and silver is being driven by tightening physical supply, rising global demand, and growing stress in the broader financial system. He highlights the breakdown of the Japanese carry trade and sovereign gold repatriation as signs that trust in fiat currencies and credit markets is eroding. Holter warns that paper precious metals markets are moving toward irrelevance as physica...
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January 5, 2026 • 44 mins
In the first weekly market update of 2026, Dunagun Kaiser welcomes Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin to discuss an extraordinary close to 2025 and what lies ahead for gold and silver. Andy argues that 2025 was defined by unprecedented physical deliveries into COMEX, signaling that the most sophisticated players are prioritizing real metal over paper exposure. He explains that recent silver volatility is driven not by a market top, b...
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January 3, 2026 • 28 mins
Dr. James Tour explains a breakthrough flash heating process that rapidly recovers critical metals from electronic waste tailings and mined materials by converting them into low boiling metal chlorides. The technology allows metals such as gold tin gallium germanium rare earths lithium and cobalt to be reclaimed at far lower cost energy use and environmental impact than traditional mining or chemical extraction. Commercial scale pr...
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January 2, 2026 • 24 mins
Clem Chambers (https://anewfn.com/) remains bullish on silver despite recent volatility, saying the pullback from $80 is healthy consolidation and that the metal could still reach $100 and possibly higher, driven largely by continued strength in gold. He views silver as the fast horse relative to gold, noting its much smaller market size and greater upside potential if capital flows increase. Chambers argues gold’s bull market is f...
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January 1, 2026 • 61 mins
Matthew Piepenburg argues that 2025 confirmed a structural breakdown in the global debt and currency system, with failed bond auctions, rising desperation from policymakers, and accelerating debasement of fiat money. He explains that gold and silver did not surge as speculative trades, but as monetary reflections of eroding trust in paper currencies and the end stages of a long credit cycle that began in 1971. Looking into 2026, he...
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December 31, 2025 • 23 mins
Steve Penny argues that silver’s historic volatility near $70 likely represents an intermediate blow off rather than a final top similar to 1974 rather than 1980. He sees a plausible bearish case for a pullback toward the $48 to $54 support zone driven by a surprise dollar rally and deflationary shock before the next major bull leg. At the same time he acknowledges an equally compelling bullish case for silver eventually reaching $...
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December 30, 2025 • 23 mins
Michael Oliver (https://www.olivermsa.com/) explains why the recent violent swings in silver signal the start of a historic breakout rather than a warning sign. He argues that silver has decisively ended its decades long underperformance versus gold and is entering a new price reality in the hundreds of dollars within months. Oliver cautions investors not to be shaken out by sharp pullbacks because this advance is expected to be fa...
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December 29, 2025 • 23 mins
Elijah K. Johnson sits down with Peter Krauth (https://silverstockinvestor.com/) to break down the extreme volatility shaking the silver market after prices surged above eighty dollars and then sharply corrected. Peter explains the role of speculation, thin holiday trading, and long term supply deficits that have driven silver more than one hundred fifty percent higher this year. The discussion covers whether silver needs a deeper ...
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December 27, 2025 • 28 mins
Ed Steer, a longtime precious metals analyst, argues that silver and other precious metals have been deliberately price-suppressed since the U.S. left the gold standard. He claims that growing industrial demand and long-standing supply deficits are now forcing large short positions to unwind, driving prices higher. Steer believes Western futures markets like COMEX are losing control of price discovery, which will increasingly shift...
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December 26, 2025 • 17 mins
The conversation opens with a focus on silver’s explosive move, as Todd “Bubba” Horwitz notes how quickly the metal was accelerating during the session. Silver was already up about $3 per ounce when the interview was recorded in the morning and went on to finish the trading day up roughly $7, nearly touching $80 per ounce, making today's move the biggest silver price move upward in recorded history. Horwitz explains that while such...
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December 23, 2025 • 29 mins
Michael Oliver argues that silver has broken out of a multi-decade range and entered a “new reality,” with the potential to rise rapidly to $200 or higher within a few quarters. He bases this on momentum and relative-performance breakouts of silver versus gold and precious metals versus the S&P 500, signaling a major shift away from equities. Oliver believes gold is also in a powerful long-term move that could ultimately reach $8,0...
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December 22, 2025 • 41 mins
Silver’s recent surge is being driven primarily by gold’s powerful bull market, fueled by central bank buying, global debt, and declining confidence in U.S. economic dominance. Don Durrett argues that silver is now transitioning into a true monetary metal, creating competition between investors and industrial users amid ongoing supply deficits. He believes silver is still playing catch-up to gold and could significantly outperform,...
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