The Illusion of “Normal” Market Movement Is Breaking Down Over the past year, gold and silver have surged to historic highs—only to retreat just as sharply. On the surface, analysts point to supply and demand. That’s technically true—but dangerously incomplete. What we’re witnessing is not routine fluctuation. It’s a stress response. When markets move this violently in both directions, it’s rarely organic. It reflects underlying instability—capital scrambling for safety, then being forced back into circulation under pressure. And that pressure is building. Liquidity Stress Is Forcing Investors to Sell What They Should Be Holding One of the most overlooked drivers behind recent precious metals sell-offs isn’t a loss of confidence in gold or silver—it’s desperation. Large pools of capital—especially in…
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