Stefan Gleason of Money Metals breaks down recent silver and gold dynamics, discussing trends in the US retail market, as well as backups at refineries.

While the situation has begun to normalize, he sees potential for further disruptions in the future. "I think that there's been a bit of an awakening in the retail market in the US, and I think it was what was happening in silver that really got everybody's attention," he said.

This interview was filmed on February 18, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:18 - Repair period for gold, silver

2:47 - US retail market waking up

6:34 - Impact of refiner backups

13:20 - China's role in silver market

15:52 - Comex silver inventories

18:10 - Next leg higher for gold, silver

19:31 - Hawkish Fed is a fiction

21:36 - Gov't should stay out of gold

26:06 - Fort Knox audit, other initiatives

32:42 - It's time to buckle up

33:30 - Outro

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Ole Hansen of Saxo Bank shares his thoughts on gold and silver, saying that while he believes US$6,000 per ounce is in the cards for gold in the next 12 months, silver supply and demand dynamics could dampen the white metal's prospects.

"If gold moves toward US$6,000, I would believe that ... silver at some point will struggle to keep up, and we'll see basically gold relatively outperform silver," he explained. Hansen also discusses his outlook for oil and copper.

This interview was filmed on February 18, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:18 - Where is gold in cycle?

3:10 - Gold price volatility

7:19 - Gold's next leg higher

8:42 - Silver speculative craze

13:38 - Silver price outlook

15:00 - Lunar New Year impact

18:00 - Is the bottom in for oil?

23:06 - Copper short vs. long term

25:59 - Commodities supercycle

27:36 - Outro

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Christopher Aaron of iGold Advisor and Elite Private Placements explains where gold and silver are in the current cycle and how he's positioning now.

"This cycle is going to end in a mania. We just saw a preview of it a few weeks ago," he said. "Imagine that multiple-fold coming a few years from now. You want to position not when the mania is unfolding, but when it gets quiet, and I think we're in one of those windows now to be positioning."

Companies mentioned by Christopher (in order): Equity Metals (TSXV:EQTY,OTCQB:EQMEF), Silver Spruce Resources (TSXV:SSE,OTCPL:SSEBF).

This interview was filmed on February 17, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:21 - Silver's run not over

5:48 - Silver's 45-year base

9:34 - Silver price outlook

12:02 - Buying opportunity?

15:12 - Silver stock strategy

20:08 - Silver stock picks

25:07 - Market manipulation

30:47 - Dow-to-gold ratio

39:56 - What about PGMs?

45:34 - Mania still to come

50:23 - Outro

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