Next week, on Tuesday, 21st October, we’ll be hosting a live conversation about what record-breaking gold and silver prices really mean. It’s titled “Gold at $4,000, Silver at $50: Peak or Turning Point?” which captures the mood of the moment.
Gold has climbed more than 50% in a year, and silver has broken through levels not seen for more than a decade. Some say this is the peak. Others believe it is the market quietly rewriting the price of money itself.
GoldCore Chairman Stephen Flood, GoldCore TV presenter Jan Skoyles, and I will be discussing whether these new highs mark exhaustion or transition, and what investors can do to make the most of the metal they already own.
Reserve your place for the live session here
Before that, today's new GoldCoreTV episode looks beneath the headlines to the mechanics behind silver’s surge. You may have seen phrases like “the silver market is broken” thrown around online. It isn’t, but it is showing strain, the kind that reveals how a century-old system copes when everyone wants immediacy at once.
We look at why London’s market has entered backwardation, why lease rates have spiked, and why bars are suddenly being flown across the Atlantic. None of its points point to scandal; it points to stress, and stress is often where the truth lives.
If you want to understand what is really happening beneath silver’s price, and how to read this moment with clear eyes, you can watch the full episode here: