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From: kapex	12/9/2025 1:02:16 PM
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m.youtube.com Right....About $200 silver that is... Dec 9, 2025 The $200 Silver Trap: Why Banks Are Quietly Repeating the 1980 Hunt Brothers Playbook Discover why major banks are quietly using the exact same playbook that sent silver to historic highs in 1980—and why the $200 price target isn't just possible but potentially a carefully orchestrated trap. The Hunt Brothers nearly cornered the silver market decades ago before regulators changed the rules overnight and crashed prices, wiping out fortunes. Now financial institutions are accumulating massive silver positions while retail investors pile in, and history shows this setup ends with someone getting crushed while the banks walk away with billions. See how the 1980 silver squeeze wasn't just about supply and demand—it was about who controlled the market and who controlled the rules when prices got too high. Learn why banks are repeating this strategy now with even more leverage, what signals to watch for when the trap is about to spring, and how understanding their game protects you from buying at the peak right before they pull the rug. This isn't about avoiding silver entirely; it's about knowing when you're being played so you can position yourself on the winning side instead of becoming the exit liquidity. Learn the brutal pattern that defines precious metals manipulation: when prices surge toward historic levels, the institutions who control the market suddenly change the rules—and retail investors always pay the price.

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