In this appearance on the Flyover Conservatives podcast, Dr. Kirk Elliott discusses the recent pullback in silver, framing it as a normal correction that unwound the rapid gains built up over the prior several months rather than a change in the metal's fundamentals. He explains that steady demand and limited supply remain intact, and that a physical ounce holds its role as a long-term store of value even as day-to-day prices move. Dr. Elliott points to central banks now holding gold as a leading reserve asset over the US dollar, citing moves by some countries to bring their gold home amid a broader shift away from paper currencies. He also cautions that recent stock market gains have grown concentrated in AI-related shares, and suggests the dip may offer an attractive entry point for long-term buyers who view metals as assets to consider for diversification. He invites viewers to schedule a consultation with the KEPM team.