Clem Chambers explains that the recent surge in gold, silver, and other assets is mainly the result of renewed liquidity as the US government pumps money back into the system. Silver breaking above $56 signals a major breakout from its long trading range, and Chambers believes the odds now strongly favor a run toward about $80. He argues that when liquidity picks up, all assets rise, and investors should stay calm, follow long term trend lines, and avoid doomsday media narratives. Chambers also says the coming boom in AI and data centers will create enormous demand for copper, oil, and other commodities, pushing them much higher this decade. Overall, he sees a powerful commodity bull cycle just beginning and encourages investors to follow a clear plan rather than trade on emotion.
INTERVIEW TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
1:44 Silver hits $56
8:30 Stock crash imminent? Not likely
10:50 Next target: $80 silver
16:45 Copper, Oil and other commodities
24:41 Chamber’s online
Credit to : Liberty and Finance