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# November, November: The 2022 Silver Session That Rhymes With Current Events
- URL: https://www.ffgrv.com/november-november-the-2022-silver-session-that-rhymes-with-current-events/
- Published: 2026-11-03T20:14:43.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-03T20:14:43.000Z
- Description: In September 2022, four remote viewers worked physical silver blind, tasked ten years out. Four years later: a broken 45-year ceiling, an all-time high, a 60% reset, a Fed leadership change, and a November pattern that won't stop recurring. Full verification notes inside.
- Author: Jordan Finneseth
- Tags: All Members, Public, silver, Silver 107, 2026 Midterm Elections, Confirmed Predictions

In September 2022, with spot silver near $19.40, four FFG viewers sat down blind to a decade-long target: physical silver — its performance, its future use, and whether it would outperform gold over ten years.

Edward Riordan closed his session repeating one word: *November*. "A month to remember."

Four years later, the ledger is worth reading. Silver has since broken its 45-year ceiling, printed an all-time high near $121, fallen roughly 60 percent, and landed back on the exact level it first broke — in November, again. 

Along the way: a historic exchange collapse with a depositor run, a Federal Reserve leadership change one viewer described in advance, silver's first-ever designation as a U.S. critical mineral, and a 44-company export whitelist out of China.

The tasking window runs to 2032\. By design, this data is still live.

Here's the full verification ledger — what matched, what rhymed, and what remains open — plus the bridge to the team's September 2026 Silver 107/109 isotope sessions, which may answer the tasking's hardest question: what silver is actually *for*.

This session was recorded on September 20, 2022.

## Verification Notes

#### Session Context

- **Recorded:** September 20, 2022\. Spot silver reference: \~$19.40.
- **Viewers:** Daz Smith, Edward Riordan, Dick Allgire, Nyiam Vendryes. Guest commentary: Martee Hibbs. Host: Dennis Nappi II.
- **Tasking (paraphrased from the debrief):** physical silver's performance over the next decade; its future use; its valuation against currencies and commodities; and whether silver would outperform gold over that window.
- **Why this check-in is interim by design:** the viewing window runs roughly 2022–2032\. This ledger covers September 2022 through November 3, 2026.

## The Ledger: Session Data vs. the Record

**1\. The money run — "on deposit… we're all out… bankrupt, bailout, money run."**

- November 8–11, 2022 — eight weeks after the session: FTX implodes. A literal run on deposits, a bailout deal (the Binance letter of intent) negotiated and abandoned, crimes uncovered, legal battles, and calls for new rules.
- March 2023: SVB and Signature bank runs; Credit Suisse rescue.
- October 2025: the London silver float effectively runs dry — unencumbered LBMA inventory at historic lows, lease rates spiking, a record \~101.9 Moz airlifted from New York to London.

**2\. The physical scramble — "gold and silver bought, bought, bought… physical, tangible holdings secured… money pulled out of something placed into something else."**

- 2025: silver's best year since 1979; the dollar's worst year since 2017 (DXY −9.5%).
- Chinese buyers paying \~$8–10 over market for physical; coin-and-bar demand up 7% in 2025.
- Edward's "center of the hurricane" framing maps well onto 2025–26: metals bid while the paper system strained around them.

**3\. Free fall and restart — Daz's spiraling decline, "heart attack… electric paddles… restart into a new rhythm," shock and surprise.**

- January 29, 2026: all-time high near $121.6 (spot/COMEX basis).
- February–October 2026: a \~60% decline, tracking the 1980 collapse almost to the percentage point, driven by hawkish-Fed repricing, margin hikes, and forced liquidation.
- The "stop": price landed almost exactly on the old $48–50 ceiling — the level it took 45 years to break — and held there into this week.
- Note the sequence: the crash came *after* a \~6x rally, not from 2022 levels.

**4\. The handshake deal — two viewers independently described \~20 suited men, a two-sided agreement, political *and* financial, USA flavor, crossing borders, with a mining/foreign element.**

- October 30, 2025: the Trump–Xi meeting in South Korea — the same day China renewed silver export licensing.
- A trade framework negotiated substantially over strategic metals; the Kuala Lumpur arrangement extended to January 2027.
- A resource-nationalism wave abroad (DRC, Guinea) adds the cross-border mining flavor.

**5\. The fall guy — "looks like Powell… loss of power… the plug is pulled."**

- May 13, 2026: Kevin Warsh confirmed 54–45\. May 22, 2026: sworn in as Fed Chair, replacing Jerome Powell, amid an inflation and Fed-independence fight.

**6\. Government control — "Can governments impose price controls on precious metals?" Restrictions, metals "labeled inflationary and disruptive," confiscation farther out.**

- November 6–7, 2025: silver added to the U.S. Critical Minerals List — the first time ever.
- December 2025: China's 44-company silver export whitelist published; effective January 1, 2026, silver reclassified there from commodity to strategic material on rare-earth footing.
- January 14, 2026: the U.S. Section 232 review ends in negotiations — with officials told to consider *price floors*.
- May 2026: India raises silver import duty to 15% and restricts most import forms; May import volume falls 94%.
- July 30, 2026: a Defense Production Act order forces U.S. retention of critical-mineral scrap. Silver is *not yet* covered — but Commerce "may add additional materials," and the comment window closes **tomorrow, November 4**.
- Russia's silver scrap export ban expires November 30, 2026.
- Read: control arrived through the "strategic material" door, not monetary suppression. No U.S. bullion controls or confiscation — bullion was explicitly exempted from the 2025–26 tariffs. The harsher measures Dick placed "farther out" have not occurred.

**7\. The Europe trigger — "events in Europe… energy pipeline… important events at the beginning of fall."**

- September 26, 2022 — six days after recording, the first week of fall: the Nord Stream pipelines are sabotaged.

**8\. The decade question — will silver outperform gold?**

- Gold-silver ratio: \~85–88 (2022 through August 2025) → **45.6 at the January 2026 peak** → \~77.9 now.
- Since the session: silver +\~156%, gold +\~135%
- Tracking "yes," with six years left in the window.

**9\. Martee's floor call** — sub-$20 silver as "worth buying," a flight to quality, metals eventually taking flight: from $19.40, +\~156% even after the reset, +527% at the peak.

## The November Pattern

- **November 2022:** FTX. Midterms. The immediate manifestation eight weeks post-session.
- **November 2025:** silver's first-ever U.S. critical-mineral designation; the 2025 price high ($53.60, Nov 13); China's whitelist announcement window; and — as texture, not cause — the Dubai Airshow fighter-jet crash on November 21.
- **November 2026 (now):** midterm Election Day today; silver −18.7% in October and retesting the $48–50 breakout zone; the DPA scrap comment deadline tomorrow; Russia's scrap ban expiring November 30; a likely Bank of England move Thursday; and a December FOMC with a hike near 73% priced, plus shutdown and debt-ceiling stakes if Congress flips.
- Edward flagged in-session that he only later realized elections sat inside his November window — the timeline overlay was intuitive, not tasked. Whether this November is *the* November or one rhyme in a decade window is genuinely unknowable. The pattern itself is the data.

## The Darker Imagery: Kept Honest

- **Assassination data (blood, a public figure):** partial analogs now exist. July 13, 2024 — a candidate grazed at a Butler, PA rally, blood visible on his face, one attendee killed. September 10, 2025 — Charlie Kirk shot in the neck at a Utah event, described by authorities as a political assassination. June 14, 2025 — Minnesota lawmakers shot in their homes. No single event is a clean match to the session imagery; the cluster is noted, not claimed.
- **"A gunman one to two days before an election":** November 1, 2024 — an Election Day attack plot foiled (AK-47s purchased); November 3, 2024 — a man arrested at a Minnesota polling location two days before Election Day after threatening to shoot voters. Partial, documented, worth logging.
- **Fighter-jet precipitating event:** incidents exist — Dubai (Nov 21, 2025), the Idaho midair collision (May 17, 2026), Athens (Sept 5, 2026), eastern France (Oct 21, 2026) — but none precipitated a market or geopolitical break. Texture, open.
- **Depression-style ATM lines:** unmatched. The closest analog was a *digital* bank run (SVB, 2023).
- **Confiscation:** unmatched, and the session itself placed it farther out.

## The 107/109 Bridge: What Silver Is *For*

The 2022 tasking had a second leg beyond price: **silver's future use**. On September 30, 2026, the same four viewers worked a fully blind target that resolved to the [Silver 107/109 isotope split](https://members.ffgrv.com/post/remote-viewing-the-silver-107-109-split-do-the-viewers-align-with-the-webbot?ref=ffgrv.com) — and it may be the answer forming.

- **The target:** natural silver is roughly half AG-107, half AG-109 — nearly chemically identical, separable only by industrial physics. The Department of Energy enriches AG-107 at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, routing it into cancer-therapy research, precision imaging, and advanced electronics.
- **The blind data:** all four viewers converged on the molecular level — a tiny stable element pulled from a larger metallic mass, extraction from liquid, filtering, resonant micro-scale vibration, and robotic laser fabrication of circuit-like structures. Edward identified the metal as silver — and called it an isotope — while still blind.
- **Dick's strangest data:** a "mechanical gate that connects data to a plasma state… a way to connect human consciousness to physicality" — which lands on Clif High's long-running WebBot thesis of silver 107 as a consciousness-adjacent material, and on the esoteric "philosopher's stone" thread that surfaced in the debrief.
- **The market tension:** the WebBot community's long-range $600/oz silver thesis is tied to isotope-separation breakthroughs. Structural reality meets it head-on: if high-purity isotopic extraction pulls physical metal out of vaulted circulation faster than refiners replace it, paper-to-physical pricing (LBMA) faces a supply constraint it has never priced.
- **The forward window:** the 107/109 tasking runs through September 2030\. One viewer's timeline suggested the facility project may no longer be active in roughly two years — or may have changed form.
- **The connective tissue for members:** a metal simultaneously (a) designated a U.S. critical mineral, (b) export-controlled by China on rare-earth footing, (c) floated for U.S. price floors and possible DPA scrap retention, and (d) sitting on an undisclosed-at-scale isotope demand curve — is not trading like a commodity because it is no longer being treated like one.

### What to Watch Next

- Election results this week and the shutdown/debt-ceiling path into December.
- The December FOMC decision (\~73% hike odds as of this writing).
- Whether silver is added to the DPA scrap-retention list after tomorrow's comment deadline.
- Russia's November 30 scrap-ban expiry — renewal or lapse.
- Behavior at the $48–50 shelf: hold, lose, or reclaim.
- Any disclosure out of Oak Ridge or isotope-adjacent procurement — and the team's promised session review with Clif High.

*Disclaimer: Remote viewing is an experimental intelligence-gathering discipline, and session data consists of viewer perceptions recorded under blind conditions; it should not be read as verified fact or certainty about future events. Nothing in this article is financial advice, and markets discussed here carry real risk of loss. Always do your own research and consult a qualified professional before making investment decisions.*