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Felix Prehn - They Crashed Silver on Purpose… Here’s The Real Plan + Stock Market News 31 December 2025 (Goat Academy))

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Silver has been hit by the same playbook three times: 1980, 2011, and 2025.
Felix Preen starts by saying silver owners should be angry, then interested, because the price action matters. He points to silver hitting an all-time high of $83.90 per ounce on December 28 and then dropping 10% the next day. He argues that this was not an accident and not simply retail investors getting shaky. Instead, he says the move was engineered. He frames the episode as a guide to who crashed the market, how it happened, and why this is the third time the same pattern has shown up at major peaks. He says the point is not only to explain the drop but to prepare listeners for what could come next. That next move, in his view, could send silver toward $100 or beyond. He introduces himself as an ex-investor at Vanguard. He also brings in Winston, who does the silver research, and mentions a retired London Metal Exchange market maker as a mentor in the background. The show leans hard on the idea that physical silver cannot simply be created on demand. It says the world needs more silver than is currently being mined. From there, the episode shifts into the industrial side of the story. Silver is presented as both a monetary metal and a critical industrial metal. Its electrical and thermal conductivity are used to argue that it remains hard to replace. Solar gets the biggest share of the attention. The episode says solar is now the largest industrial consumer of silver and that it accounts for 29% of industrial demand, up from 11% a decade ago. Each panel is said to use about 20 grams of silver in a conductive paste. The episode says there is no viable substitute right now. It then widens the lens to AI and electric vehicles, arguing that the broader electricity buildout keeps silver relevant. The show claims silver demand from solar could eat up 85% to 90% of known silver reserves by 2050. That estimate is used to support the idea that supply pressure is structural, not temporary. Throughout, Felix keeps returning to the idea that this is a long game, not a one-week trade. He also reminds listeners to have risk rules if they want exposure. The free newsletter is pitched repeatedly as a place for daily notes and deeper weekly analysis. The episode closes on a bullish stance toward both gold and silver, plus a request to share the show with a friend.

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A bullish silver argument that turns a sharp price move into a broader industrial-demand story.

Silver is the frame here, and the episode makes its case through a sharp market swing: a December 28 all-time high of $83.90 an ounce, then a 10% drop the next day.

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If silver whiplash makes you suspicious, this one goes straight at the crash behind the move.

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