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$6000 Gold, Silver Past $120 This Year | Todd "Bubba" Horwitz

Liberty and Finance Feb 4, 2026

Summary

Bubba calls a brand-new gold and silver bull market, projecting gold to $6,000 and silver past $120 within months.

Silver's 36% one-day crash was a parabolic blow-off that should consolidate sideways before the next leg higher.

Markets trade at 306% of M2 money supply — a level only seen at the dot-com peak — which Bubba reads as the cleanest leading signal of a sharp equity sell-off.

Investors should set exits before entries, avoid over-leverage, and write down why they own each position so volatility does not shake them out.

Bubba is bullish grains, sees stagflation risk from AI-driven management job losses, and considers cattle overpriced.

Kevin Warsh's takeaways

  • Top takeaway Bubba hopes Warsh would let free markets decide interest rates rather than continuing Fed rate cuts
  • Viewed as the most hawkish of the candidates Trump was considering for Fed chair

Rick Rule's takeaways

  • Top takeaway Cited by Elijah as a model for writing a detailed thesis essay before buying
  • Holds through volatility as long as the original reasons for the investment have not changed

Elijah K. Johnson's takeaways

  • Top takeaway Endorses disciplined, thesis-driven investing, citing Jim Rogers advice to only invest in what you actually know

Todd Bubba Horwitz's takeaways

  • Top takeaway Sees the start of a brand new bull market — expects gold to reach $6,000 and silver back to $120 in the front half of 2026
  • Believes metals are being driven higher by massive US debt, persistent inflation, central bank and government buying, and fiat currency erosion
  • Flags that equity markets sit at 306% of M2 money supply — never seen before except the dot-com bubble — warning of a possible 50% haircut
  • Warns metals will stay extremely volatile for weeks; advises picking entry and exit points in advance and avoiding leverage
  • Sold some silver at $100; advises being pissed off about foregone gains rather than chasing tops