David Morgan

The era of limitless credit and fiat expansion is ending. Around the world, central banks, sovereign funds, and even corporations are quietly re-anchoring their balance sheets to tangible assets—gold, silver, and critical minerals. This “great re-collateralization” marks the early stages of a global monetary reset, where trust in paper promises gives way to tangible, measurable value. 

In this timely presentation, David Morgan reveals the signals behind the shift, why debt and derivatives can no longer sustain the illusion of wealth, and how investors can position before the next system emerges. Learn how to preserve and multiply purchasing power as the world transitions from paper to tangible assets—and from confidence to collateral.  

While gold often dominates headlines, silver is quietly positioning itself as the most critical metal of the next decade. Industrial demand from solar, EVs, electronics, and AI is colliding with renewed investment demand fueled by currency debasement and financial instability. This 30-minute session will explore the structural supply-demand imbalance in silver, why deficits are real despite the debate, and how investors can prepare for silver’s next significant move. Attendees will gain insights into silver’s dual role as both an indispensable industrial metal and a timeless store of value during economic resets. 

David Morgan will outline The Morgan Report January Forecast issue covering the major markets.