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David Morgan | The Silver Reckoning: Truth vs. Paper | Part 1 of 2
Thursday, 22 January, 2026
What if the most powerful figures in world finance held an emergency call on Christmas morning and agreed on a single number, a line in the sand, a price that silver must not cross? <strong>That number, according to insider claims, is $75.</strong> At that price, 41,000 call option contracts come alive. Banks that sold naked options would need 72 million ounces of physical silver. The problem is only 24 million ounces exist in registered inventory. The math does not work. Something has to break. Silver has already punched through the $50 barrier that held for over four decades. It has entered what David Morgan calls price discovery mode, a phase where the paper paradigm has finally surrendered to physical reality. The true price, he believes, is north of $100. Perhaps much higher. Meanwhile, Treasury auctions are showing cracks. Foreign buyers are stepping back. The system that has held together for decades is showing stress at every seam. David Morgan has studied these patterns for four decades. He publishes The Morgan Report. He has written The Silver Manifesto. He coined the phrase that silver will either scare you out or wear you out. Tonight he explains why institutions may be coordinating to defend price levels, why game theory guarantees their agreement will collapse, why AI generated misinformation is flooding the precious metals space, and why the principles that preserved wealth through Weimar Germany, Argentina, and every monetary crisis in history remain exactly the same today.
