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There's a fifth stage coming in the silver market that nobody's talking about—not the mainstream analysts, not the billion-dollar fund managers, and not even the people who lived through the 1980 Hunt Brothers squeeze when silver hit $50 and then crashed for forty years. We've already completed stages one through four. Right now, in December 2025, we're sitting in the critical gap before stage five hits. And if the data is right, what's coming will make the 1980 squeeze look like a practice round. In this video, I break down the complete pattern: The Four Stages We've Already Completed: Stage 1: The 1999-2008 accumulation phase when nobody cared about silver Stage 2: The 2008-2011 financial crisis response and first major spike Stage 3: The 2020-2021 retail revolution and the Wall Street Bets phenomenon Stage 4: The current supply crisis that's happening right now The Hunt Brothers Story—And Why Stage 5 Is Completely Different: Everyone compares silver squeezes to 1980, but almost nobody understands what actually happened. The Hunt Brothers were two Texas billionaires who tried to corner the silver market using leverage and futures contracts. When the rules changed, they were forced to liquidate and silver crashed from $50 to $10 in eight weeks. Stage five won't be two billionaires. It'll be millions of retail investors, hundreds of institutional funds, industrial users scrambling for supply, and a physical shortage that can't be manipulated away. The ETF Data That Changes Everything: Modern silver ETFs hold over 700 million ounces of physical silver—metal that's been permanently removed from the market. Meanwhile, COMEX registered inventory has dropped 37% since 2020. Industrial demand from solar panels, electric vehicles, and 5G infrastructure is consuming 600 million ounces annually. We're running a structural deficit, and the numbers don't lie. Why the System Will Break: The silver market operates on a paper pricing system where futures contracts are 100 times larger than physical supply. This works fine when inventory is abundant. But we're approaching the point where physical supply gets so tight that the paper price and physical price diverge permanently. When industrial users can't get deliveries and ETFs can't source metal, the entire pricing mechanism collapses. The Stage 5 Timeline: I walk through exactly what the breakdown looks like—week by week, month by month. From the initial trigger to the panic buying, from the paper market breaking to governments implementing emergency measures that won't work. And critically, why the post-stage-five price won't crash back to current levels like it did in 1980. This isn't speculation or conspiracy theory. This is fundamental supply and demand math playing out in real time. We're consuming more silver than we're producing. Above-ground inventories are depleting. The gap is widening. Stage five is when the math catches up with the market. If you want to understand where we actually are in this sequence and what's coming next, this video gives you the complete picture based on historical patterns, current data, and the structural changes that make this cycle different from anything we've seen before. The people who position before stage five will see life-changing returns. The people who wait will pay top dollar or miss it entirely. The only questions that remain are: When does it start, and will you be ready? DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Silver and precious metals investing carries significant risk. Always do your own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Past performance does not guarantee future results.