FELIX PREHN DAILY MARKET NEWS By Goat Academy · Felix Prehn

Felix Prehn + WARNING: This is the Truth about the Future of Gold & Silver Prices + Stock Market News 18 February 2026 (Goat Academy)

·23 min·1 clip
Goldman Sachs called $5,400 a forecast with “significant upside risk,” not a target.
1. FELIX PREHN DAILY MARKET NEWS By Goat Academy focuses on gold, silver, and stock market news dated 18 February 2026. 2. Felix Prehn says he is an ex-investment banker who follows institutional money moves and teaches what “billions of dollars are doing right now.” 3. The episode asks why Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, and central banks are suddenly focused on gold and silver. 4. Felix says gold rose about 55% in 2025 and broke 53 all-time highs. 5. He says the average gold price last year was about $3,400 and the last quarter was about $4,100. 6. He notes that gold is “looking pretty impressively close to $5,000” after hitting an all-time high in January 2026. 7. Goldman Sachs is described as raising its end-of-2026 gold forecast to $5,400 with “significant upside risk.” 8. J.P. Morgan is described as using $6,300 as a base case and $8,000 to $8,500 as an upside scenario. 9. Felix says Comex silver stock has fallen to about 82 million ounces and is 75% lower than in 2020. 10. He says 47 million ounces of silver were claimed for delivery in four trading days in December. 11. Felix says industrial users such as AI chip makers, solar panel makers, and battery makers now hold only about a month's worth of silver. 12. He frames currency debasement with a pizza analogy and says U.S. money supply rose from $15 trillion to $21 trillion during COVID. 13. He says U.S. money supply then rose again to about $22 trillion and ties that to rising gold prices. 14. Felix says U.S. debt is about $38 trillion and interest payments have tripled over the past five years. 15. He quotes a mentor saying governments choose inflation over default because inflation makes debt less valuable. 16. He says gold rose 2,300% in the 1970s, 170% after 2008, and 40% in 2020. 17. The tone is fast, data-heavy, and conversational, with repeated asides, analogies, and direct address to viewers. 18. The format mixes market commentary, chart references, and promotional mentions of FelixFriends.org and a webinar. 19. Listeners focused on gold, silver, central banks, and macro investing would likely get the most value. 20. Listeners wanting a calm, non-promotional market briefing may skip it.
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