Why Silver's Long Consolidation May Be Nearing a Breakout

In this appearance on the Alex Jones Show, Dr. Kirk Elliott explains why he believes silver's months of sideways trading may be setting up its next move higher. He walks through the pennant pattern of descending highs and rising lows that has formed on the chart, describing consolidation as a compressed spring that tends to release quickly once price breaks above resistance, and recalls silver's run from the 70s to about $120 in roughly six weeks around the turn of 2026. He points to China's continued gold purchases and Russia's plan to sharply increase its buying as signs that central banks and large institutions have kept accumulating while retail buyers paused, and explains why he believes legal pressure on the London Bullion Market Association could push physical trading toward Asia and tighten supply much as it did late in 2025. He also discusses a weaker-than-expected September jobs report, the idea of reducing the roughly $40 trillion national debt through inflation, which he compares to Weimar Germany, and the tension between the Treasury's expanded bond-buying operations and Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's push for higher rates, which he expects the Fed to win in the near term. He notes yields rose after the Treasury stepped in, compares the setup to 1970s stagflation, and explains why rising rates lower the value of existing bonds. He closes by explaining why KEPM focuses on low-premium bullion over collectibles, how IRAs and 401(k)s can hold physical metals, and invites viewers to schedule a consultation with the KEPM team.