Is silver’s pullback a warning sign… or a buying opportunity? And how much more pain can households absorb at the gas pump?
In this episode of The Secret War on Cash, Dean Heskin and Chris Agelastos connect two sides of the same economic story: the recent pullback in silver prices and the sharp rise in gasoline costs.
Dean and Chris explain why they view silver’s drop as a temporary, paper-market-driven event, not a long-term breakdown. They point to continued demand from EVs, solar, and the broader debt-driven monetary backdrop as reasons silver could recover and move higher again.
They also examine the real-life financial strain hitting Americans now that fuel prices have jumped sharply, especially for lower-income households. The episode looks at how energy inflation can reshape consumer behavior, budgets, travel, and confidence.
Topics include:

Silver demand and the recent pullback
Paper silver vs physical-market fundamentals
EV and solar demand
Gasoline prices and consumer strain
War-driven energy inflation
Why diversification matters in volatile times

Reuters reports U.S. gasoline prices have risen sharply since the Iran war began, adding another layer of inflation stress for consumers.
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