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SERIOUS WARNING for All Silver Stackers! You Don’t Know What’s REALLY COMING -- Lynette Zang

In a world where financial systems are rapidly shifting from tangible assets to digital representations, many investors are being forced to question what true ownership really means. The contrast between the finite nature of physical assets and the seemingly infinite expansion of digital instruments has never been more important. According to respected economic commentator Lynette Zang, history shows that when assets are not physically held, ownership can be fragile, especially during times of systemic stress.
The discussion highlights how Wall Street narratives often promote leverage, derivatives, and debt-based contracts that appear profitable—until reality intervenes. Past market cycles, including major corrections in 2000 and 2011, demonstrate how quickly leveraged positions can unwind when institutions like the CME raise margin requirements. When margins increase, traders must suddenly provide more cash, exposing how many contracts were built purely on borrowed money. This mechanism is designed to slow speculation, but it also reveals structural weaknesses in paper-based markets.
The core message is clear: understand where you are in the economic cycle, avoid being misled by financial illusions, and continue accumulating real, tangible assets. If you don’t hold it, you don’t truly own it—especially when the cycle turns.
Arbitrage plays a critical role in modern financial markets, especially in gold and silver trading. It occurs when traders buy an asset at a lower price in one market while simultaneously selling it at a higher price elsewhere, capturing the price difference instantly. While this sounds efficient, the reality inside precious metals markets reveals a deeper structural issue. According to veteran market analyst Lynette Zang, institutions such as the CME and central banks have long influenced the visible prices of gold and silver because rising precious-metal prices signal currency weakness.
Spot silver is currently on track for its strongest annual performance since 1951, yet it remains far below its true fundamental value. Sharp price drops—sometimes 5% or more in a single day—are common in gold contracts, not because of physical supply changes, but due to profit-taking and leveraged paper trading. These moves are easy in digital markets where contracts can be bought and sold instantly, unlike physical metals that require time, delivery, and real ownership.
Even after recent corrections, gold remains significantly above its 200-day moving average, highlighting how detached paper pricing can be from reality. Since early last year, a noticeable transition has begun: physical markets are increasingly driving true price discovery, while Wall Street’s paper markets continue to distort value. Everything has been turned into a trade, from commodities to daily necessities, controlled by traders rather than genuine supply and demand.


CREDIT: Zang Enterprises with Lynette Zang
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