Silver Is Moving Before the Dollar Breaks — Alasdair Macleod Warns

Описание: Silver and gold are sending signals that most investors are ignoring — and according to Alasdair Macleod, this may be one of the most important moments for understanding what’s happening to the U.S. dollar and the global financial system.

In this video, we break down why recent silver price moves are not just speculation or short-term trading, but potential early warnings of deeper stress in fiat currencies. Alasdair Macleod explains how confidence — not just money printing — drives inflation, why gold historically reacts before consumer prices surge, and why silver often moves first when the system begins to fracture.

We explore:
Why silver is behaving differently than most assets
How currency confidence impacts gold and silver
The role of debt, leverage, and rising bond yields
Why fiat systems tend to fail suddenly, not gradually
What history reveals about currency transitions

This is not financial advice. This video is a macroeconomic discussion focused on monetary history, precious metals, and long-term currency trends to help viewers better understand current market conditions.

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