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Silver just crossed $100 per ounce in nominal terms for the first time in recorded history. This isn't a speculative rally or short squeeze—it's a structural deficit caused by inelastic supply meeting policy-locked industrial demand. AI infrastructure, solar mandates, and electric vehicle production are consuming silver faster than mines can produce it.
In this video, we break down the hidden mechanism driving silver's historic repricing, why institutions are entering as structural buyers, and what this signals about the broader commodity complex and economic stability.
📌 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
✅ Why silver crossed $100/oz for the first time (not inflation-adjusted)
✅ The physics advantage: Silver is the most conductive element—no substitute performs equally
✅ How 70% of silver supply comes as mining byproduct, making it structurally inelastic
✅ The 3 converging demand shocks: Inflation Reduction Act, EV mandates, AI data centers
✅ Why COMEX inventories dropped from 300 million+ ounces and continue depleting
✅ How solar panels, electric vehicles, and semiconductors embed silver into non-negotiable demand
✅ The mechanism explained: Why price is the only variable that can adjust quickly
✅ What silver's repricing means for inflation, central bank policy, and your purchasing power
✅ Why "physical reality overrides paper markets" when inventories run low
✅ How pension funds and sovereign wealth funds are positioning in silver now
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