I am appealing to those more knowledgeable than myself with the following question. If gold and silver were always kept below $1900.00ish or $24.00ish artificially, what has changed? Any help is appreciated.
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It looks like the ability to create unlimited paper metal derivatives via SLV and GLD ETFs has been constrained in some way. Also, Basel III makes gold (and possibly silver) a tier 1 asset for financial institutions apparently putting it on par with US Treasuries for first time post WW2 (i.e. competition for Federal Reserve). Lastly, Federal Reserve has been nationalized by US Treasury as of 3-27-2020 so it likely has new operational restrictions regarding handing out printed dollars to whoever it wants such as JPMorgan Chase who is primary metals manipulator. Sauce: https://greatawakening.win/p/17s5RXOxo1/djt-national-emergency-13mar-202/c/
Unclear how all the pieces fit together.