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The unthinkable just happened. On January 3, 2026, US forces launched massive airstrikes on Venezuela and captured President Nicolás Maduro in a lightning military operation. Within hours, gold prices surged to record highs, silver markets went ballistic with 147% gains, and crude oil traders panicked as Venezuela's 303 BILLION barrels of oil reserves hung in the balance.


What You'll Learn:
✅ How Venezuela's capture sent gold to $4,384.93/oz (up 64% in 2025)

✅ Why silver hit ₹240/gram after shocking 147% annual rally


✅ The truth about oil prices at $60.85/barrel despite military chaos

✅ Secret OPEC spare capacity lies that could spike oil to $80/barrel

✅ How central banks bought 220 TONNES of gold in Q3 2025 alone

✅ The heavy-sour crude crisis that 60% of US refineries desperately need


Critical Investment Intelligence:
The Venezuela attack exposed a hidden weakness in global energy markets that could trigger diesel shortages across Europe. While oil markets show calm, experts warn of "asymmetric upside risks" if OPEC's fake spare capacity gets exposed. Meanwhile, gold's safe-haven demand is pricing in something the Fed won't say out loud - with Goldman Sachs targeting $4,900/oz and some analysts predicting $5,200.


Why This Matters NOW:
Venezuela holds the world's LARGEST oil reserves - 18% of global supply. The US military operation wasn't random; it was months in the making with 15,000 troops deployed under Operation Southern Spear. This isn't just news - it's a portfolio-altering event that could define your 2026 returns.



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WARNING: This video contains real market data and geopolitical analysis that could impact your investment decisions. Not financial advice - always consult your financial advisor.

Sources: Reuters, Bloomberg, Oilprice.com, World Gold Council, US Southern Command, Trading Economics

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