Keith Weiner: Gold Trends and Drivers Clear, Paper Market Losing Ground

Описание: Keith Weiner of ‪@Monetary-metals‬ shares his outlook for gold and silver in 2026, saying that while he expects higher prices there will be volatility. He also outlines his thoughts on the role of precious metals in the monetary system.

"Within the paper world the dollar is winning and will continue to win," Weiner said. "But the entire paper world is going to lose ground to gold because the paper world is designed to screw the savers and screw the investors."

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This interview was filmed on February 11, 2026.

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0:00 - Intro
0:27 - Gold, silver in 2025
7:48 - Silver price drivers
16:17 - Silver remonetization
21:12 - US dollar outlook
29:08 - Paper vs. physical
34:03 - Gold, silver volatility
41:16 - Outro

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