Liberty and Finance, Released on 2/7/26 (Recorded on 2/6/26)

Silver Chartist Steve Penny breaks down the recent historic volatility in silver by zooming out to the broader macro and historical context, comparing today’s market to the mid 1970s precious metals cycle. He explains how sharp pullbacks, technical damage, and sentiment resets are often the necessary groundwork that allows a long term bull market to continue, much like a pressure valve releasing steam before the next leg higher. Moving from price action to ratios, Penny analyzes silver versus miners, gold, platinum, and even oil, showing how relative value can shift opportunity from one asset to another beneath the surface. He then connects these market mechanics to infrastructure level forces, including Federal Reserve policy, dollar stability, and the risk of a deflationary shock that could temporarily drag down all assets. The discussion builds toward a forward looking thesis that volatility is not a warning sign of failure, but a proving ground where disciplined capital positioning today may determine who benefits most from the next systemic response.

0:00 Intro
1:00 Silver market
7:33 Mining stocks
10:00 Gold/silver ratio
13:30 Platinum
16:00 Dollar Index
17:00 Oil price

Steve Penny is a full-time trader specializing in silver, gold, and uranium. Steve Penny’s Silver Chartist: https://www.silverchartist.com.

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