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In 2008, Lehman Brothers collapsed. Stocks imploded. Credit froze. Silver crashed 53%. In 2020, COVID shut down the global economy. Silver fell 40% in three weeks. In 2022, the Federal Reserve launched the most aggressive rate hikes in 40 years. Silver dropped 30% while interest rates exploded higher. Three completely different crises. Three brutal silver crashes. Yet one silver position survived all of them and didn’t just survive, it massively outperformed. While traders were liquidated... While mining stocks collapsed... While paper silver tracked losses and missed supply squeezes... This position quietly multiplied wealth through every panic. In this documentary-style breakdown, we analyze exactly how physical silver, silver mining stocks, and silver ETFs performed during the three biggest market crises of the last 20 years, and why only one consistently won. What You’ll Learn in This Video? How silver behaved during the 2008 Financial Crisis Why physical silver premiums exploded while paper prices collapsed What really happened to silver mining stocks during market panics Why silver ETFs like SLV underperformed during supply squeezes How physical silver recovered 435% after 2008, 146% after 2020, and 259% after 2022 Why counterparty risk matters more than price during crises What today’s record silver deficits and shrinking inventories mean for the next crash Why the paper silver market may not survive the next panic This isn’t theory. It’s history — repeated three times. ⚠️ Why This Matters Now? As of December 2025, silver has hit all-time highs, but the system underneath it is more fragile than ever: COMEX registered silver inventories are down nearly 90% Global silver supply deficits have persisted five consecutive years Industrial demand from solar, EVs, and electronics is exploding China has begun restricting silver exports Central banks are cutting rates while deficits remain structural This is the most unstable silver market structure in modern history. And when the next crisis hits — banking, debt, currency, or liquidity — the same pattern from 2008, 2020, and 2022 will repeat… Except this time, supply may not come back. The Critical Question: Are you holding silver, or are you holding a promise tied to silver? Because history shows the difference determines who survives and who gets wiped out. CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Three Silver Crashes That Shocked Investors 0:24 - The Only Silver Position That Survived Every Crisis 1:46 - 2008 Financial Crisis: Silver Collapses 53% 2:01 - Physical Silver in 2008: Crash, Recovery, Explosion 3:22 - The 80% Physical Premium Shock (2008) 3:50 - Silver Mining Stocks: Why They Failed in 2008 5:05 - Silver ETFs & Paper Silver: Hidden Weaknesses 6:42 - 2020 COVID Crash: Silver Falls 40% 7:36 - Physical Silver in 2020: Supply Vanishes, Premiums Explode 8:53 - Why Miners & ETFs Failed Again in 2020 11:40 - 2022 Rate Hikes: Silver Crushed by the Fed 12:30 - Physical Silver in 2022: Record Demand During a Crash 13:51 - Why Silver Miners Failed for the Third Time 15:56 - The Pattern Every Silver Crisis Reveals 16:59 - The Next Crisis: Why Paper Silver May Break ⚠️DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It presents historical analysis, opinions, and interpretations based on publicly available sources. It is not financial advice, political advice, or a prediction of future events. All historical comparisons and references to modern countries or governments are theoretical and should not be interpreted as claims, certainties, or endorsements. Viewers are encouraged to research independently and draw their own conclusions.