🚨 I THINK WE HAVE A SERIOUS PROBLEM BREWING
In a single hour, roughly $0.5 trillion was added to the combined gold and silver market cap.
That kind of move doesn’t happen randomly.
And it definitely doesn’t happen without positioning first.
The drop came before the explosion — and that wasn’t an accident.
Here’s what likely unfolded.
Insiders anticipated the Supreme Court ruling that Trump-era tariffs were illegal.
They positioned ahead of the headline.
The selloff you saw earlier?
It didn’t look like panic because it wasn’t panic.
It was engineered.
Prices needed to go lower before the news hit.
Why?
Because once tariffs are removed, inflation expectations get repriced.
Tariffs act as embedded cost pressure. Remove them, and markets must reassess growth, currency stability, fiscal gaps, and policy response.
That repricing doesn’t happen cleanly.
So liquidity gets harvested first.
This is how it’s done:
– Aggressive sell pressure floods the book
– Algos trigger
– Weak hands get forced out
– Liquidity thins out
– Smart money accumulates into the flush
That wasn’t chaos.
It was a controlled liquidation.
Then the ruling hits.
Metals rip higher.
But here’s the part most people missed.
While paper prices were smashed to hunt stops, the physical market never truly cracked.
Dealer premiums stayed elevated.
Physical platinum pricing across major hubs:
Hong Kong: $2,064/oz
Mumbai: $2,072/oz
London: $2,115.50/oz
New York: $2,124.50/oz
That’s more than a $60 spread globally.
Meaning?
The metal was never truly available at quoted “spot.”
Those lower paper prices didn’t reflect real-world availability.
Smart money understood the dip was temporary.
They accumulated into confusion.
Now the repricing phase is underway.
And historically, these moves don’t end in a single impulse.
They extend.
I’ve navigated major tops and bottoms for over 15 years.
When I make my next move, I’ll share it publicly — like I always do.
By the time consensus understands what just happened,
Positioning will already be complete.