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David Hunter says silver could first run toward $200 before facing a major correction in a global bust. He says that kind of fall should not shock investors, as silver already dropped from $122 to the low $60s in a very short period. In his view, once that global... show more

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DAVID HUNTER'S MEGA BULL CALL: GOLD TO $6,800 & SILVER TO $180 IN 2026 Legendary macro strategist David Hunter, with over 50 years on Wall Street, just dropped his boldest update yet on precious metals and commodities. Amid a final market melt-up, he's seeing explosive upside for gold, silver, miners, and the broader commodity sector—before a major bust hits. THE SHORT-TERM MELT-UP TARGETS ➡️ Gold now targeted at $6,800 (raised from $5,500 during recent weakness). ➡️ Silver jumped to $180 (up from $125, with prior calls like $75 already crushed). ➡️ These levels could hit as early as summer 2026 or sooner in a parabolic surge. WHY HE KEEPS RAISING TARGETS ➡️ Hunter upgrades during pullbacks, not rallies—classic contrarian conviction. ➡️ "I've raised them a few times... I tend to do it not with momentum, but the opposite." ➡️ Metals have been resilient outliers, and this leg looks vertical ahead. THE MINERS & COMMODITIES BOOST ➡️ Mining ETFs get huge lifts: GDX to $180, GDXJ to $250, SIL to $220, SILJ to $90. ➡️ Post-bust world flips to a massive commodity supercycle—reshoring, infrastructure rebuild, AI power needs. 🌟 Energy, copper, oil join the party: Oil could crash to $30 then rocket to $500; copper potentially to $20+ long-term. THE BIGGER PICTURE: BUST THEN BOOM ➡️ Near-term: Final equities melt-up, then deflationary bust (12-18 months) crushes everything—including 30-70% drops in metals. ➡️ But coming out: Hyperinflation era drives gold potentially to $20,000+, silver to $500-$1,000, commodities explode on supply shortages. ⚡ "The next cycle is going to be huge... commodities, industrial stocks, energy at the top of the list." THE BOTTOM LINE David Hunter sees 2026 as the wild climax for gold, silver, and miners in the melt-up phase—followed by pain, then an epic commodity-led rebirth that could redefine wealth in the inflationary aftermath. HT: YouTube Pinnacle Digest Pinnacle Digest David Hunter Current personal portfolio for this commodity supercycle: #Gold #Silver #PreciousMetals #Commodities #Miners #DavidHunter #MacroForecast #Investing

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