GOLD & SILVER All-Time Highs — Easy Money Is Back!

Gold and silver are ripping to new all-time highs — and it’s not a coincidence. The Fed just cut rates again and quietly restarted balance-sheet expansion through $40B/month in Treasury bill purchases. Call it “not QE” if you want, but markets heard easy money is back.

In this week’s wrap-up, we break down what the Fed really did, why liquidity is returning despite fewer rate-cut expectations, and what’s driving one of the most aggressive silver moves we’ve seen in decades. We also dig into the viral claim that JP Morgan flipped from short to long silver — including why a key article mysteriously disappeared and what the actual data does (and does not) show.

This is a critical episode if you care about real assets, liquidity cycles, and what comes next for gold, silver, and miners.

⏱️ Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:15 Fed cuts rates — but something bigger just changed
03:00 Is QE back? The $40B/month T-bill purchases explained
05:40 Where the liquidity goes — banks, reserves & markets
08:00 Stocks, bonds & Bitcoin react to “easy money”
10:00 Gold near ATH — silver goes vertical
11:45 The JP Morgan silver claim — where did it come from?
13:10 The missing Economic Times article
15:00 What JP Morgan actually holds vs. the rumors
17:30 COMEX, COT delays & why data confusion matters
19:30 Is silver’s move speculative or structural?
22:00 How fast can momentum reverse?
24:00 Gold, silver & miners — what to watch next
26:30 Final thoughts — liquidity cycles & investor risk

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