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💥 $200 Silver Price! 💥 You Best Listen to TOP Analysts - Precious Metals NEWS Update · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  We have some important stories to cover today in the world of
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  gold and silver. They just keep coming.
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  Let's get started with a very important question, a very
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  simple yet powerful question that we're going to ask
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  ourselves regarding our decision to invest in silver and gold.
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  And we're going to go out here to the X platform and hear from
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  Lucas, who says before you panic selling your gold and silver,
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  ask yourself this question. Will the war lead to more or
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  less money printing? If your answer is more printing,
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  then you should keep your gold and take a look at this chart.
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  He points out something very interesting and powerful when it
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  comes to what's happening right now in the monetary world.
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  The Gray line right here is an exponential growth curve, A
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  standard exponential growth curve.
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  OK, the jagged line that basically follows that
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  exponential growth curve represents money printing by
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  the, I'm sorry, the gold price. But during periods of money
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  printing by the Federal Reserve, here's the panic of 2008 when
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  they printed. Here's the repo COVID panic when
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  they printed. And here we are right now, I'm
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  sorry, regional bank debt crisis, but at which is what's
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  happening right now. And what he's pointing out is,
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  is more and more money is printing being printed.
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  It's being followed by much higher gold prices and at the
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  same time silver prices. And we look at what's happening
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  in the in the world with the war right now.
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  This is not a political channel. This is not a war correspondence
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  channel. But of course, we're all
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  following the very important developments in the Middle East
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  and in Europe. Let's not forget with Ukraine
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  and Russia and a whole host of other hotspots around the globe,
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  it sure definitely feels like what's happening will lead to
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  more money printing. I was talking to a top analyst
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  this morning, right? And we were like, think about
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  it, right? The situation that the United
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  States is right now, from a fiscal or a financial
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  perspective, all the debt, all the interest, right, which is
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  making the deficits bigger, which makes the debt bigger,
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  which makes the interest bigger. And the fact that the world is
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  rejecting U.S. Treasuries, which will make the
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  interest rate that the Treasuries have to pay to induce
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  people to buy them, that goes higher and higher.
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  The, the, the long and short of it is the you don't, you don't
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  have to be the smartest person in the room.
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  You just need to be able to work a calculator to realize that we
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  are in like a doom spiral, a debt spiral.
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  I don't know what you want to call it.
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  I don't like it, you don't like it, but that's the reality of
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  the situation, right? And it will.
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  The only thing they're going to be able to do is monetize the
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  debt, right? The only thing they aren't going
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  to let the whole system collapse.
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  And if they do, which I think is highly unlikely, we'll still be
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  happy that we own silver gold in mining stocks.
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  But what they're very much most likely definitely going to do is
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  monetize the debt. the Fed is going to have to print money out
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  of thin air, press the button, print digital dollars and use
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  that to buy the debt of the United States.
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  It becomes, it's like a Ponzi almost, right?
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  And you, I know what ponzi's work for a while, right?
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  But they always eventually collapse Ponzi schemes.
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  It's not a good situation. I don't like that it's going on
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  and it feels like the world is getting more and more chaotic by
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  the day. The net result of it will be
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  higher prices for gold and silver.
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  We are truly, I got this written out for you.
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  We are truly in a, in a new world for precious metals.
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  Anything can happen. We're going to talk later about
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  $6100 gold prediction from one of the world's biggest financial
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  services institutions and the 200 to $500 silver prediction
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  that could happen within the next six months.
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  Anything can happen right now, guys.
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  Power. It's powerful to think that
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  right now, today, right? What is today, the 4th of April,
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  4/4/2026, we're we're sitting at A at a silver price where people
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  are now talking about worst case scenario.
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  Worst case scenario that we could see is a correction down
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  to $56 per oz silver. Now think about that for a
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  second. When we realized that one year
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  ago, exactly 1 year ago today, do you know what the silver
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  price was? Half of that we're talking about
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  worst case scenario in the coming months.
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  Silver, I don't think, I don't want it to happen.
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  I don't think it's going to happen.
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  We don't. We're not cheering for it.
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  But the worst case that anybody is pointing out now is silver
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  correcting to 56 dollars. That would still be nearly half
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  of where we are today. I'm sorry.
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  Yeah, it would be, I'm sorry. It would be twice of where we
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  were one year ago. I apologize.
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  So we are in a new paradigm, a new set of rules, everything
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  else, Goldman Sachs. Vince Lancey points this out.
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  Goldman Sachs came out the Goldman Sachs and says they're
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  now pushing back on gold doubters.
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  OK. Under scenarios involving
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  renewed macro hedge accumulation and accelerated diversification
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  away from Western assets, gold prices could reach between 5700
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  and $6100 per oz. This is Goldman Sachs saying
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  this. They're arguing the gold's
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  recent sell off reflects positioning unwinds and higher
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  rate repricing, not structural weakness.
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  Supply driven inflation pressures gold short term but
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  normalized positioning, expected FED easing and strong central
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  bank demand support a medium term rebound with upside driven
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  by portfolio reallocation and downside limited to liquidation
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  scenarios. That is Goldman Sachs telling us
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  that we could be most definitely in for 6000 $100 gold.
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  Thank you, Vince. That was from the free part of
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  his sub stack. You can check it out.
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  You just saw it on your screen, Vince.
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  Lancey, another one of the top analyst, but another top analyst
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  is telling us $10,000 gold, OK, $10,000 gold.
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  Let's go out to Zero Hedge and see who's saying that again,
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  guys, all of these scenarios, I know they may seem wildly
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  optimistic, but in the eyes of some of the smartest people out
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  there, they're very realistic. Cash is king.
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  Ed Dowd sees $10,000 gold as the credit market is quote UN quote,
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  starting to end the party. Wall Street money manager and
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  financial analyst Ed Dowd of financetechnologies.com warned
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  at the end of January, OK, this was at the end of January, 2
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  months ago, that the credit destruction cycle was showing up
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  in something called private credit.
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  Dowd was worried about extreme risk to the economy, especially
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  all the growth in lending in the last two years coming from
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  private credit. Has it gotten better or has it
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  gotten worse, right? The easy answer without reading
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  all this to you guys is it has gotten way, way worse and it is
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  spreading. And then he goes on to talk,
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  right? Goes on to say cash is king and
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  be ready be prepared for $10,000 gold.
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  per oz. How about $200 Browns?
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  Would you be happy with that? We've got a double feature from
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  Michael. Michael Oliver.
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  He's back out again. Again.
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  Michael Oliver. OK, one of the most respected
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  analyst in the precious metal sector.
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  What I love about Michael Oliver is I sat down here and I
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  followed him for decades. He's not always optimistic on
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  silver and gold, but we can say right now he's very optimistic,
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  talking about 200 to 500 per oz silver price.
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  And let's check out what he's saying.
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  We'll go to this one first. He was on with Manico 64 and
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  here we got it and I've got it all teed up for you.
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  Let's listen to what he has to say about the silver price.
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  That's the way it should be. No, we had expected in the move
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  to a new reality in silver that it would have a correction
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  during that process. Let's say we're right that at a
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  couple quarters silver moves into the couple $100 zone.
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  You know, 203 hundred, even 500 I think is reasonable.
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  There's a lot of reasons for that.
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  By the way, it had a stumble earlier than we expected.
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  We kind of thought it might happen in April, but it
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  happened, you know, in January, the last day, In fact, one day,
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  the last day of January, it had 90% of its drop, if not more
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  right there, right there, literally in hours.
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  OK. And since then we've been
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  violently going sideways. Same with gold.
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  Very violent, very up and down, but really?
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  OK, so two things #1 and I can vouch for this.
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  He was predicting a big pullback in the silver price before it
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  resumed a big upward trend. Look, he doesn't have a crystal
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  ball. I don't have a crystal ball.
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  But he does have a very solid track record of predicting where
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  the silver and gold prices were to go.
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  He said the pullback did surprise him.
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  But what he also said, and we, we've experienced this.
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  I'm sure you've seen this also that silver and gold for that
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  matter, but they've been kind of violently moving, but they've
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  been in a very tight range. Remember what we talked about
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  earlier, guys, the worst case scenario that we're hearing
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  anybody talk about right now is silver correcting the $56 per oz
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  and that's nearly twice what the silver price was a year ago.
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  So it's going to be interesting to see how Michael's predictions
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  pan out here. And now let's go on because he's
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  got another one. On this one, he referred to
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  himself as a lunatic. He was on with Jesse Day on
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  commodity culture. I think the whole interview came
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  out today. But here he is on commodity
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  culture with Jesse Day. And listen to what he says about
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  Silver in this little clip. Oh yeah, I think he'd go to
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  triple, high, medium level, triple digits.
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  Like, you know, 300 to 500, I know I'm a lunatic.
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  There's reasons for that, technical and fundamental, but
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  you know our focus is obviously the long term technical
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  situation and it sounds unusual for a market to do something
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  like that, but it's not. There have been instances in the
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  past at other markets which we've shown in our reports like
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  in copper in 2005 and 6 and lead in 2007.
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  And I can find tons of others where suddenly a market that's
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  been asleep for decades in a little range says hey, hey, no
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  more boom. And it triples, quadruples in
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  price in a matter of several quarters and you know what?
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  And it stays up there in a new reality.
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  And I think Silver's headed for that.
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  Oh yeah, I think he'd go to true media.
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  As he pointed out, and it's very important for us to remember
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  because look, when we talk about $200 silver, $500 silver, it
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  seems crazy, It seems out of the question, but it's happened in
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  other commodity markets before. It's happened with silver.
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  During the 1970s, silver went from $1.50 an ounce all the way
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  to $50 per oz. It's happened in other
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  commodities wild price movements.
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  But as he said that what often accompanies that is then the
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  dawn of a whole new era, a whole new reality for the price of
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  that, of that commodity, I believe.
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  And as he said as well, right, he's looking at the technical
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  charts in saying this can happen, guys.
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  If you layer on top of that, the fundamental reasons, right, the
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  world geopolitical situation coupled with the world fiscal
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  situation, coupled with, and we're focused on silver, right?
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  The fact that silver's both a monetary metal at this point,
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  but also a massive industrial metal, right?
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  We could sit down here for the next two days and talk about all
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  the uses for silver, that silver has more patents associated with
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  it than any other metal on the face of the Earth.
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  I mean, there are big, big. Oh, thank you, Susie.
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  That's upstairs. Susie chiming in.
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  There are big reasons why this can absolutely be a new reality,
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  the dawn of a new paradigm, the dawn of a new age for silver.
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  I'm going to go out and say thank you for the Super chat
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  here. Make sure we don't have a
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  question and let's pull that up, my friend.
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  Wow, David Russo, he said. I think gold can hit 6000, but I
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  would be surprised if silver went much over $100 this year.
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  Dave, thank you for that, my friend.
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  Hold on here. You are famous on the Internet
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  and thank you for your input. Right, Hey, absolutely, I agree
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  with you. Silver can hit I'm sorry, gold
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  can hit 6000. I think that we could see silver
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  over 100, but you know you could definitely be right as well.
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  We'll see how it plays out Dave, what to check back in later in
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  the year at no later than mid-december and remind me of
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  this. I will remember.
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  So thank you, Dave. Thank you for the Super chat.
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  All right, guys, let's go on to let's go on.
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  Wow, there's a lot happening right now.
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  The private credit problem, right?
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  Part of the reason why this can happen, OK, is this right here.
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  No Limit points out that right now five of the biggest names in
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  finance have restricted withdrawals from their private
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  credit funds. And we got breaking news last
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  week at the end of the quarter that more of these private
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  credit funds are limiting. One of them at some, I think had
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  requests for like 40% of the money to be returned.
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  And they're just like, sorry, we can't do that.
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  But we've got BlackRock, BlackRock, OK, Blue Owl, which
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  is a huge company, Morgan Stanley, huge company.
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  Apollo Asset Management, I think they have like if I remember
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  correctly, 6, I don't know, 600 billion million, I don't know
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  crazy. OK and Ares as well, combined
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  exposure of roughly $2 trillion. Why is this a big deal?
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  I'll tell you why it's a big deal and why we are the reason
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  why we're paying such close attention to it because private
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  credit today is very similar to mortgage-backed securities back
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  in 2006, 2007, 2008. It's almost uncanny how similar
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  it is back then. Excuse me?
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  They packaged together a bunch of crappy mortgages, put them in
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  a package and sold them to investors and said it's the best
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  thing though. And you can make, you know, 9
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  percent, 8%, it's mortgages people never you know.
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  But there's and we know what happened.
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  It created the great financial crisis of 2008, very similar to
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  what we have now with private credit, except instead of
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  packaging together a bunch of crappy mortgages, they package
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  together a bunch of crappy loans to software companies that don't
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  make any, any, any positive cash flow.
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  I think I read somewhere 40% of them have negative, negative
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  cash flow. So it if right.
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  And look, this is all speculation, right?
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  I'm not I'm not trying to be the town crier.
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  However, anytime you get in, the reason why that happened back
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  in, back in 2006, 2007, 2008 was because the big financial
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  companies were making big money, big fees off of mortgage-backed
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  securities. OK, That's the only reason why.
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  And then it incentivized them to make more of them, to make more
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  of them. They bent the rules.
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  They, you know, it was a big mess.
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  You know, that whole history, same thing has gone on in the
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  last what, 3-4 years with private credit.
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  It became the invoke thing for big financial services
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  companies, private credit, you know, private, it's a big,
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  that's where you want to be in private credit.
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  So they could, they could sell it and make huge fees.
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  And as a result, I'm just telling you, the way I see it,
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  they bent the rules and created a situation now where when the
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  hens come home to roost, it could get very, very, very ugly.
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  And, you know, think about that coupled with, like we looked at
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  the beginning of this with the war going on in money printing,
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  coupled with that's what the the guy I was talking to earlier
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  today, he was like, yeah. And on top of it all, the United
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  States has $39 trillion in debt. Yeah, right.
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  And then you put private credit on there.
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  It's not a pretty picture. I feel like I'm being too
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  negative. Happy Easter, by the way.
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  Oh, and by the way, I forgot to tell you, thank you for being
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  down here in the basement. Please do subscribe to the
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  We would appreciate it. Let's go look at the proof is in
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  the pudding and and as a result, the world is moving away from
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  U.S. Treasuries.
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  This, I believe is a stunning graph.
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  Ox Nobbler put this out. I'll just read the first few
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  sentences. Something really bad is
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  happening in China right now. 1.4 trillion just vanished from
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  their balance sheet. 650 billion wiped from FX reserve, Foreign
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  exchange reserves 750 billion. Dumped from U.S.
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  Treasuries. But look at this chart.
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  OK, a picture is worth 1000 words, right?
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  The red line being the amount of treasuries and the the purple
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  line being the gold China shift from U.S.
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  Treasuries to gold. And one more fun graphic showing
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  us that the world is moving to precious metals.
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  This came from the World Gold Council.
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  Hold on here. And this shows the world.
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  Hold on here. This will show us the world gold
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  purchases. Sorry during the month of
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  February. And here we are Hold on get the
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  right screen up. Hold on.
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  The computer's screwed up. There we go.
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  Now you see it. Sorry about that guys.
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  The computer is messing up here today.
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  Sorry for the OK. Well, as you can see and light
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  blue, those were gold purchases. Dark blue.
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  Russia did have to sell some gold and Turkey as well.
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  But the light blue boxes far outnumber the the the purple
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  boxes on that chart. Hold on.
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  I'm trying to get hopefully you guys can see me.
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  Something is going haywire with the computer tonight.
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  Here we go, now we're back. All right.
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  Look, look, look, look, look. Ed Dowd is telling us prepare
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  for $10,000 gold. Goldman Sachs is telling us
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  prepare for $6000 gold. OK, Michael Oliver is still
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  standing by that within the next six months, we could see silver
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  going from between 200 to $500 per oz.
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  Why? OK, As we discussed, right,
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  geopolitical situation like we've never had in our
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  lifetimes, a fiscal situation which is far worse than anything
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  that the United States has ever faced before.
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  And when we focus in on silver, when we talk about just
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  everything going on with how appealing in my opinion, silver
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  is at this point from an investment perspective, I think
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  the future looks super, super bright.
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  On behalf of myself and upstairs, Susie, thanks for
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  joining us tonight. Have a great, if you celebrate
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  Easter, have a great Easter, OK. And we will look forward to
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  seeing you. And yeah, we see you.
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  And thanks again, Dave Russo for the Super chat.
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  We'll see you next time.