Where is the logic behind the surge in silver prices? Is it really a case of supply not meeting demand?
The surge in gold prices is easy to understand; central banks around the world are buying it, unlike the capital speculation seen in the market. However, I haven't heard of central banks stockpiling silver. The dramatic increase in silver prices must be due to manipulation by someone. The total market value of gold exceeds $30 trillion, and there is hardly anyone in the world who can manipulate gold. The United States has been suppressing gold prices, merely preventing it from rising too quickly, and there are now signs that this suppression is failing. In contrast, the market for silver is much smaller, only around $3 trillion, which means someone can manipulate it. Is it possible that as gold prices rise, the U.S. cannot control it, so they pull silver prices up to mask the influx of speculative funds into gold? This would somewhat suppress the rapid rise of gold prices. Furthermore, at an appropriate moment, they could crash silver, causing it to drop by more than half, severely undermining the confidence of precious metal investors. Due to the significant drop in silver, gold investors are likely to experience fear, which would drive gold prices down alongside silver. This represents a very clever tactic of using a small force to achieve a large effect. It also instills a sense of fear in investors regarding precious metal investments, making them hesitant to touch gold and silver. In this way, the U.S. dollar can maintain stability for a long time.
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