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Since my metals predictions actually came true, I clearly need new ones.
So here we go:
Platinum is going to trade above gold.
Not in market cap — in price per ounce.
Platinum is about 6x scarcer than gold, has massive industrial demand, and is still sitting around $2,360 per ounce, while gold has already blown past $4,600/oz.
So yes — what I’m saying is that platinum still has room to go 100% higher relative to gold.
At this pace, it might even end up surpassing Bitcoin’s market cap. Why not?
Palladium is also going much higher — let’s be fair.
Platinum should easily make it into the top 10 assets by market cap.
But my biggest bet remains silver.
The asymmetry here is enormous. Even after this recent surge, silver is still ridiculously cheap relative to everything else.
I genuinely believe we’ve entered a commodities supercycle.
And I’m bullish on more than just metals.
My thesis is very simple:
AI and software are exponential.
You can cut costs by 90%.
You can optimize software by 1,000%.
That’s easy (relatively speaking).
Commodities are linear.
Increasing soybean or corn yields by 5% per hectare is hard.
Extracting more gold, silver, palladium, or platinum per ton is even harder.
And with these metals, refining is complex, energy-intensive, and slow.
The same logic applies to cattle, grains, fuel, and metals.
Money always migrates — like a flock of birds.
And this decade, money will migrate from tech into commodities.
That’s it.
Simple.
Honestly, this whole text wasn’t even necessary — but most people don’t have the patience to wait.
There may be massive asymmetries in agriculture or livestock as well. I just don’t understand those markets as deeply as metals.
But one thing I’m confident about:
Anyone dealing with commodities this decade is going to do very well.
What’s your take on this?
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I warned you — silver has already surpassed $88. What price do you think it will reach by Friday?
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BofA sees silver up to $309/oz. Do you think it could happen by 2026?
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