Скачать или смотреть SILVER $79 SHOCK: Why Tech Stocks Are Crashing and Governments Can't Stop It

Silver crossed $79 per ounce and immediately triggered a tech stock massacre - Tesla fell 7%, Apple dropped 5%, and NVIDIA crashed 12% as markets recognized the sector's absolute dependence on irreplaceable silver inputs. Every piece of technology from smartphones to data centers requires silver for conductivity, and rising prices from $25 to $79 have added $27 billion in annual costs that technology companies cannot absorb or engineer away. The Federal Reserve's unlimited money printing cannot create silver, government stockpiles contain only 20 million ounces (three weeks of global consumption), and no known substitute matches silver's electrical properties. Technology stocks built on assumptions of infinite cheap inputs are experiencing permanent valuation destruction as physical scarcity overrides financial engineering for the first time in decades. This marks the end of the digital growth era and the beginning of resource-constrained reality where atoms matter more than bits, and physics determines valuations rather than speculation.