Silver Hits $42/oz — 45% YTD Gains —
Asia’s richest families are taking a hands-on approach to gold, running operations more like 19th-century trading houses than passive investors. Multi-family offices and dealers such as Cavendish Investment Corp., J. Rotbart & Co., and Goldstrom are sourcing gold from African mines, refining it in Hong Kong, and selling it to Asian and Chinese buyers for premiums. High geopolitical tensions, inflation fears, and a weaker US dollar are fueling demand, with wealthy investors in Hong Kong and mainland China sharply increasing their gold allocations. Beyond trading, some are leasing gold for steady returns, engaging in cross-market arbitrage, or using it as collateral. However, compliance challenges, supply risks, and soaring prices could slow the frenzy within the next year.
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Why $200 Silver Isn’t Just Possible — It’s Probable
In his latest video, Mike Maloney delivers a powerful and urgent message for investors: silver is not just undervalued — it’s poised for a potential breakout that could rival or even exceed its historic surge in 1980. Based on the math, history, and current global conditions, a $200 per ounce silver price is not only attainable, it may happen much faster than most expect. If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines, wondering if you missed the window on precious metals, Mike offers a clear and compelling alternative: Buy silver. The “CP Lie” and the True Price of Silver
September 16, 2025
