Sold Silver At _100_ Here_s What He Says Now _ Clem Chambers

"Silver went up like a rocket—and came back down like a rock." That's exactly what Clem Chambers expected. And now that he's sold into the blow-off top, he's revealing exactly what comes next.In this episode, veteran market commentator and Forbes contributor Clem Chambers explains why he sold his entire silver position near $100—not because the bull market is over, but because disciplined investors sell into vertical spikes, not panic. The CME's aggressive margin hikes triggered cascading liquidations, turning silver's "hockey stick" rally into a textbook correction [citation:3]. But Chambers remains bullish on the longer-term commodity cycle.What's he buying now? Platinum and palladium (historically undervalued versus gold), copper (critical for AI infrastructure and electrification), and liquid large-cap miners like Glencore and Freeport-McMoRan. He's skeptical of most juniors—the failure rate is the norm—and prefers metal-backed ETFs and big miners [citation:3].Chambers warns we're entering a "mass disruption" economy marked by persistent inflation, currency devaluation, and capital rotating into hard, irreplaceable assets [citation:5]. His message: "Size positions so volatility can't force you into dumb decisions." The silver trade resumes when volatility compresses. Until then, he's watching the de-noised trend and waiting.