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Gold and silver did not whisper their intentions this week—they roared, lurched, and rewrote expectations in real time. Prices moved with a violence usually reserved for speculative manias, yet beneath the volatility sat something far more structural: a confrontation between paper markets and physical reality that is no longer abstract or distant. According to Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin Media, the recent surge and retracement in precious metals should not be viewed as chaos, but as price discovery under stress. Gold’s explosive run toward the mid-$5,000s before a sharp pullback resembled a meme-stock episode on the surface, yet unlike speculative equities, gold finished the week only marginally lower. That behavior suggests not exhaustion, but digestion—markets struggling to reconcile suppressed pricing with sudden, overwhelming demand for the real asset.
Silver’s move has been even more revealing. The metal blasted through long-watched technical levels, briefly overshooting the $105 Fibonacci inflection and spiking toward $117 before snapping back in classic mean-reversion fashion. Such overshoots are common in periods of extreme optimism, but the context here matters. Silver was trading near $30 less than a year ago; now it is over $100. That kind of repricing does not occur because of retail enthusiasm alone. The core issue raised is delivery. Month after month, unprecedented volumes of silver are standing for physical delivery on COMEX, including in non-primary delivery months. Tens of millions of ounces are being demanded not as paper exposure, but as metal that must actually exist. The scale defies retail logic. Mint boxes and coin buyers cannot account for this volume. The implication is that sovereign entities, industrial giants, and deeply capitalized players are removing silver from a system built on rehypothecation and leverage.

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