Silver was hit with a sudden and aggressive move at 3AM, right during the most illiquid hour of global trading. A sharp sell-off sent prices plunging—only for silver to rebound with surprising strength moments later. In this video, MacroEdge breaks down the full sequence of events and explains what Peter Schiff believes this violent overnight attack reveals about the current state of the precious-metals market.
We examine the extreme volatility, the rapid recovery, and the widening gap between physical buying—driven heavily by Asia—and leveraged paper selling in Western markets. With gold holding above $4,000 and silver snapping back above key breakout levels, Schiff argues that this pattern exposes deeper structural pressures inside the global financial system.
This update also explores the broader macro backdrop: rising Treasury yields, shifting Federal Reserve expectations, weakness across tech stocks, and the growing risk-off rotation pushing capital toward real stores of value. With Bitcoin breaking below key psychological levels and speculative markets under pressure, Schiff believes more investors will turn to gold and silver as safe-haven assets.
Credit to : MACROEDGE