This week’s Weekend Show dives into the blistering rallies across gold and silver. First, Richard “Doc” Postma lays out why he still thinks we’re in the early innings of a secular bull despite extreme readings on the charts. Then Jeff Christian explains the mechanics behind silver’s breakout – what’s real, what’s hype, and what it means for investors as speculative flows collide with shifting macro risks.
- Segment 1 & 2 – Richard Postma, a.k.a. “Doc,” a longtime technical analyst and market commentator, who shares why he believes the gold and silver bull market is still in its early innings – highlighting record highs, strong technical momentum, supply deficits, and undervalued producers – while also noting his portfolio strategy across miners and his growing interest in oil and gas opportunities.
- Segment 3 and 4 – Jeff Christian, Managing Partner at CPM Group, explains that the sharp rallies in silver (back over $50) and gold (near $4,300) are being driven primarily by speculative/momentum buying amid rising political risks – rather than a “silver squeeze” – with temporary London tightness and a reversed NY-London arbitrage contributing at the margins. He adds that central-bank buying has cooled, CoT positioning isn’t extreme, refineries are backed up converting investor bars, and while prices look overheated short term, longer-term support comes from a fraught global political and economic backdrop.
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