UBS Silver Panic EXPOSED: $300 Silver Could Break the Banking System

Описание: One of the world’s largest banks may be hiding a silver crisis that could shock the global financial system.

In this video, we break down leaked internal risk models from UBS that reveal an enormous silver short position inherited from Credit Suisse — so large that it could force silver prices toward $300 per ounce or higher. With global silver supply already tight, forced buying on this scale could trigger a historic squeeze, destabilize the Swiss banking system, and ripple across global markets.

We explain how this situation developed, why regulators are involved, and what it could mean for silver investors, banks, and the broader financial system. This isn’t hype — it’s a deep dive into how hidden leverage and paper markets can unravel when physical supply runs out.

If you care about real money, real assets, and the financial stories Wall Street doesn’t want discussed, you’re in the right place.

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