$125 Silver Target as Shanghai FORCE MAJEURE Looms - Expert Warns "Shell Game" About to COLLAPSE

Описание: 🚨 CRITICAL SILVER ANALYSIS 🚨

Peter Krauth of SilverStockInvestor has released his 2026 silver price targets, and the numbers are STAGGERING. In this comprehensive breakdown, we analyze his complete thesis:

💰 PRICE TARGETS REVEALED:
• Conservative Case: $67-$80 silver
• Base Case: $111 silver
• Bullish Case: $125 silver
• Force Majeure Case: "Price goes wild"

📊 KEY DATA POINTS:
• Silver broke 45-year resistance at $50 - now a FLOOR
• Gold:Silver ratio dropped from 105 to 67 (more room to fall)
• Shanghai inventories at 10-YEAR LOWS
• Historical ratio average is 55 (overshoot to 30-40 in bull markets)
• Average ratio drop in last 5 cycles: 44%

🐚 THE SHELL GAME EXPLAINED:
• London → New York → Shanghai metal movements
• Moving silver doesn't create more silver
• Total global supply remains the same under all "shells"
• Eventually someone lifts all shells and finds them empty

⚠️ FORCE MAJEURE SCENARIO:
• Industrial user demands 20 million oz delivery
• Exchange says: "Sorry, we don't have it"
• Cash settlement offered instead of metal
• Silver gaps up violently as reality is exposed

🔢 THE MATH:
• $4,000 gold ÷ 59 ratio = $67 silver ✓ (achieved)
• $4,400 gold ÷ 55 ratio = $80 silver ✓ (nearly achieved)
• $5,000 gold ÷ 45 ratio = $111 silver
• $5,000 gold ÷ 40 ratio = $125 silver

📈 WHY FOMO IS ACCELERATING:
• Gold at $4,400 seems "expensive" to new investors
• Silver at $76 seems "cheap" in comparison
• Research reveals ratio is still abnormally high
• Even if gold goes nowhere, silver likely rises
• FOMO becoming self-reinforcing cycle

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