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**THIS is BIG!** 🦍🦍 SILVER'S Game Changer... (Stagflation + Squeeze!) Gold - Precious Metals News · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Silver investors, we have nothing to worry about, but
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today is a horrible day. They are smashing down silver.
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I just looked at the futures price, down 10%.
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But let's talk about what's happening, why it's so ironic
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and such a joke that it's happening.
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And let's also focus on some big long term factors that make
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investing into silver and gold, in my opinion, a very smart and
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attractive prospect for the future.
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So they're blaming it all today on inflation, which is ironic,
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which is humorous. Let's run out the Yahoo Finance
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and see what the mainstream media is telling us why we're
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having such a horrible, I mean horrible day in the markets.
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Not only is it silver and gold, but it's the stock market, the
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Dow, the S&P 500, NASDAQ futures, everything sinking as
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oil and yields jump amid inflation jitters.
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So that's all the chatter right now.
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And specifically when it comes to silver and gold.
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Oil is going up, inflation's going up.
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That's bad for gold, bad for silver.
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Are you kidding us? There's nothing that's more
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important to the long term value price, however you want to say
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it, of silver and gold, then high inflation.
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OK. High inflation is like if you're
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sailing A sailboat and you've got wind in your sails.
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That's what high inflation is for gold and silver.
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This is all a bunch of BS short term noise.
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I would be more concerned if we were getting news that inflation
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was down. But no, we've got inflation up,
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we've got yields up on the 30 year Treasury bond I saw this
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morning is up at 5.1%. Look, we are in good shape when
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it comes to silver and gold on a long term basis.
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Days like today are one in 100 days.
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Silver is volatile. Silver's volatile to the upside
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because remember on Monday we were up like 8% and it really
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didn't make a lot of sense, right?
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It's a lot more fun, but did not make a lot of sense.
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And on other days we're going to have these crazy down drafts
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that don't really that don't make sense from a long term
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basis in terms of what we know are supporting the gold and
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silver prices. Now, I'll speculate here as
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well. I just find it very interesting.
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Two things happened during this week that coincided with this
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absolute craziness in the silver and gold market.
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Isn't it strange that like the, the, the beat down in the silver
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price in particular coincided with Trump's visit to China?
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Who knows, maybe just coincidence, but I find it a
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little, a little maybe more than coincidental that we're having
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that that occur. And on top of that, earlier in
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the week, UBS, the giant Swiss bank, the biggest Swiss banker,
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you know, the fancy Swiss bank, they came out and said, oh, we
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don't think there's going to be as much of it.
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They came out with a real negative outlook for silver, not
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really all that negative. They said their target price was
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$85. They lowered their target price,
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but the reason why they said that the deficit was going to
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shrink because solar demand wasn't going to be as high
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investment demand wasn't going to be a hot be as high in some
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other level anyway guys, the big the big take away here and then
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we're going to talk about the silver squeeze.
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We got a lot more right One of one of the top people in the
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industry points out that we could be in a squeeze right now.
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But the big take away at this point is if they're going to
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blame the beat down on the in the silver and gold price on
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inflation. Are you kidding me?
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Like that's the best thing ever for for the gold and silver
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price in the long run. And don't forget, I want to beat
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the table, right? Number one, right?
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Silver is a monetary metal, no doubt about it.
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But we've also got this unbelievable industrial demand
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picture that we're going to look at more data, more information
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from some of the other top analysts later from around the
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world. They can give us like solid,
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solid basis for why we know that the days like today, these crazy
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volatile days are just that. OK, now Rashad brought up
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something very interesting from a technical.
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We're going to look at some charts, but also something
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psychological. Are they messing with our
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psychology when it comes to silver?
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Let's go see what Rashad says. We'll look at the chart 1st and
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then we'll see what he says. All right, here's the wedge
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pattern and wait till you I, I really agree with something
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powerful that he said about silver.
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Here's that What? Here's the high that we had back
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in January. Here's the beginning of 2026.
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Here's the wedge pattern that we were in.
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OK, I'll take that off so you can see it.
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This is this week basically when we broke out.
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We are back from a technical perspective right around this
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level again. Now we did break out and we did
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break out with very strong volume.
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So this kind of 76 level. Let's take our blood pressure
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medicine guys and go out and take a look at the price.
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Wow, down almost 9% in the silver market, down $7.00 per.
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We are at that 7650 kind of 77 range.
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So I would say that we're still in good shape in regard to
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what's happening on the chart. If we break down, I guess it
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would be called a false breakout essentially, but I'm not super
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concerned. We're going to talk about what
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he said, but the other thing before we talk about two things,
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one that Rashad said and one that I think is super important.
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Over the last 3-4 weeks, we talked about here in the
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basement the importance of the $72.50 mark in silver.
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That was my line in the sand based on all the technical
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analysis that we look at, based on all the fundamental factors
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going on. I want to remind you we are
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still in very good shape in terms of that $72.50 mark.
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But psychologically what they're doing to you right now.
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Let's go back to Rashad because he brings up something very,
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very important and here we go. He says Silver is back to a
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breakout point. OK, Meaning it pulled back like
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we just looked at back to where it all started.
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Also, it is retesting the upper band of a triangle formation.
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Hard and sharp sell off. This is the important part
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designed to convince that silver is never going up, causing
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constant trauma for investors. When when silver starts rallying
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for real, most are not going to buy into it and that's a key
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thing for us to remember. The silver market is the
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widowmaker. The silver market has massive
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volatility both to the upside and to the downside in these
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moves that they put in the silver market are designed to be
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traumatic. Are you feeling traumatized?
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Hey, we all are a little bit today, right?
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I mean, come on, When silver's down almost 10%, it's traumatic,
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no doubt about it. Most people can't handle it.
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Look, the, the, the secret memo from 1974 when they set up the
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futures market, set it right. If we can induce enough
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volatility into the futures markets for gold and silver, we
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can dissuade the general public from wanting to hold physical
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metal. So that's what's, that's what
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happens. That's what happens on days like
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today. People feel emotional, right?
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Silver especially is a feeling metal.
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It's an emotional metal. And it's the biggest mistake
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that most people make, right? They get they get shaken out of
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their positions, they give up, they let emotions take take
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over. So at the end of the day, right
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when all this emotion is stripped out, silver is
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absolutely going to be fine. Yeah, it creates trauma.
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And yes, it's working. Now, let's take a step back and
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remember, upstairs, Susie and I were talking this morning.
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She heard me doing some research on my phone.
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What was the silver price one year ago today, $32 per oz, $32
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one year ago today. What was the silver price?
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And then she asked me what was the price six months ago?
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Six months ago, about 50, somewhere between 50 and $5253
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per oz. OK, so when we take a step back
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and look at everything going on, inflation, guys, inflation is
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all we have to worry about. We, I, I look three years ago
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and stagflation is still very important.
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We were the first to talk about stagflation in that that would
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be the big coming force. It's here right now.
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Well, Ray Dalio, we're going to hear from him or him him later
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that we are definitely in a stagflationary environment now.
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And we just started talking about this 3-4 weeks ago.
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Things have gotten real simple for us.
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All we got actually, the news today is good when they're when,
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when the general markets start to say we're worried about
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inflation. You know why?
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Because the Fed can't fight inflation. the Fed can't raise
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rates. This is not 1980 where we had $1
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trillion in debt. No, this is 2026 where we have
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$40 trillion in debt, right? the Fed can't fight inflation
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because it would also destroy the economy.
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And the economy is already on weak, weak, weak footing.
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OK, let's get into some more technical charge.
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It's Vince Lancey, who I love, I think one of the smartest guys
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out there. We got a little video we're
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going to watch about Vince talking about the key levels
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that we have to watch right now in the silver market.
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Look at the look at the 2 red candles.
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I mean, that's the the, it's just insane the volatility that
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we're having right now. Here we go.
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Polly says if we get, we can't get above 8033808380.83 or at
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least above 79517580 is our, is in our 7540 is in our, is in our
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range, which by the way, that's the level I came up with down
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here. The structure down here starts
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at 7540. So Polly and I agree on this.
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I'm just putting this one up here.
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So basically your two levels of support are going to be if we
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settle below 7730 or if we trade below 7533, If we get above
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7961, look for a relief rally up to 808180.8180.83 and then after
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that we will be back in the market would re engage above
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80.83. So $80.83 is where you start to
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say it's safe to buy dips again. But right now, selling rallies
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is probably just as compelling as selling as buying dips.
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OK guys, so let's go. I want to go back out to a chart
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and point out something very important to you as well because
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we have been talking about this for months down here in the
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basement. I'm going to go to a one year
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chart of silver. OK, this is not as bad as it
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looks. It really is not.
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Look, let me draw some lines on here for you because when we,
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when we factor in all the technical analysis, everything
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that's going on out there, basically this zone right here,
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which started back in December, I'll circle that on the bottom.
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We have been consolidating very, I mean that's what 6 months at
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this point consolidating within the zone.
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I know, I get it. It stinks.
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I almost used a curse word to describe what it feels like to
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in the silver market today. But we're not in the silver
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market just for today. I'm for me, it's a generational
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thing. I don't know about you.
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If you're a short term trader, you probably don't want to hang
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out down here in the basement with us.
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If you're somebody who believes in silver, believes in gold, is
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a long term generational wealth builder, well then you're in the
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right place. And even if we look out here,
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it's six months, guys. Silver has built an incredible
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foundation during that period, and I think that's very
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important for us to remember. Right.
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We talked about two weeks ago, $72.50.
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Yeah. You're tired of hearing me say
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that number. But to me, that's the critical,
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critical number that right now, you know, when we look at what's
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going on #1 inflation good for silver and gold #2 massive
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consolidation good for silver and gold #3 now we're going to
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dig in. I've got some great, great data
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from 2 top analyst from Kitco, right?
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The fundamental reasons behind silver and gold as well.
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Let me make sure I'm on track here.
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And, and then we're going to watch.
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We're going to hear about the silver squeeze from Alistair
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McLeod. Yes, we could still be in a
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silver squeeze, but let's go out here to Kitco.
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Got a couple key, key key points that we want to look at in this
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article from Niels Christensen. Silver's push above 80, which is
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no longer the case, reflects A structural shift in the global
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economy. A structural shift, OK, that
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still matters. I got a few things highlighted
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to share with you. Barbara Lambrecht, commodity
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analyst at Commerzbank said that weakening base metal production
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right this year, remember we've got the sulfuric acid ban from
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from China which is going to drastically decrease the amount
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of copper being produced, which is going to decrease the amount
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of silver being produced. Anyhow that could further widen
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the supply deficit in silver. But what's really interesting is
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what the Simon Peter Masabne had to said.
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He's from excess.com. He said that silver's price
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action now reflects a significant repricing of the
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precious metal driven by structural factors in the
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marketplace. In red, these factors are no
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longer marginal. They have become a primary force
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reshaping silver's position within the global financial
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system, not merely as a store of value but also as a multi
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dimensional strategic asset. Mesabany added that because of
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the ongoing supply deficit, prices have to move higher to
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rebalance the market. But at the same time, Mesabany
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said that shifting economic conditions are helping silver
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step out of gold Shadow and establish itself as a monetary
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metal in its own right. Remember silver in particular,
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monetary metal, industrial metal, both of which have very
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bright shiny futures in yellow. The decline in the gold to
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silver ratio from record levels to more balanced ranges
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reflects, in my view, a conscious reassessment by
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investors who are increasingly viewing silver is a higher
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return opportunity in an environment marked by
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uncertainty. This shift is not random.
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It stems from a growing recognition that silver uniquely
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combines the characteristics of a precious metal and an
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industrial asset, a rare blend that gives it an edge during
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complex economic cycles. In red.
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We're going to wrap this up, baby.
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Bring the ship home. Even with the temporary
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pressures resulting, this is great.
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Here we go. Hold on, pay attention to this
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temporary pressures resulting from expectations of higher
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interest rates because of inflation.
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I believe these effects will be short lived and unlikely to
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alter the broader trend in silver.
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The question is no longer whether silver will continue to
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rise, but how far this rally can extend in an increasingly
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volatile world that is becoming more dependent on strategic
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resources. So on days like today, we'll
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take a step back and look at data like that, right?
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There's a multi faceted support structure in place for gold, but
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in particular for silver. Industrial, monetary, fiscal,
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every way, any way you want to slice or dice it?
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What was that we said yesterday? You got the geopolitical, you
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got the fiscal. There's 333 legs to the stool.
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OK, Supporting gold and silver geopolitical.
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The world's falling apart fiscal.
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The world is falling apart from a debt perspective, a financial
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fiscal perspective, and fundamental right.
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The big key fundamental for silver and gold are they're
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finite. There's only so much in the
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world. They've been stores of value for
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thousands of years. And as a special added little
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bonus with silver, right? It's an industrial metal whose
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demand profile is absolutely exploding.
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Is it? OK?
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What? What the heck?
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On a day like today where we're getting clobbered in the silver
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market, let's talk about a silver squeeze.
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Because these do happen and we could be in one right now.
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Got a short video we're going to watch?
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Now let's talk about what do you say, huh?
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What do you say? We talk about the silver
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squeeze. Let's listen to what Alastair
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McLeod has to say because this will be music to your ears.
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This come this was posted by Egon Vangires from Gold
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Switzerland, right? These are the, these are the top
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dogs. These are the guys who've been
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around the silver and gold market.
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They've seen many days like we're experiencing today.
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Let's listen to what he has to say.
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Or do they buy it as the price rises?
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No, there's not enough silver in London, there's not enough in
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COMEX and probably not enough in Shanghai either.
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This is not a speculative mania. As you can see from the charts
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of the price and open interest, Open interest has been declining
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to very low levels as the price rises.
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Now this doesn't normally happen.
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Normally when the price rises, more people get on board and
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they buy it as the price rises. No, this is a squeeze on paper
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contracts Which simply cannot be delivered in the physical silver
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being demanded. And we look at the second chart,
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it confirms the managed money category, which is mainly hedge
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funds. It's almost entirely hedge funds
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have the lowest long exposure for the last 20 years.
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This is really remarkable and it puts the lie to people who think
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that this is an investment and all the investors are on board
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and they bought it and it's time that it's going to be shaken
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out. No, this is very different.
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This is a squeeze on the system. OK, this is a squeeze on the
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system. There's not enough silver in New
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York, there's not enough silver in London at the LBMA, the
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London Million Market Association.
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And he says there's likely not enough silver in Shanghai at the
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Shanghai Gold Exchange, in the Shanghai Futures Exchange.
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He said it it's a squeeze on the system.
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This is a new physical reality that we are living in in
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particular, right? It applies to gold, but in
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particular when it comes to silver.
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And guys, now let's talk about some mainstream media.
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The look, we, we talked about the big AI investing guru who
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earlier in the week got said I'm selling some of my AI stocks and
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I'm going to invest in silver. And I wonder why?
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Because now even mainstream media is waking up to what's
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going on. Here's an article from Yahoo
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Finance. OK, headline silver, silver, Can
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you believe this? Is that the S word?
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Oh my gosh, Yahoo Finance said it.
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Silver is joining copper in the AI build out trade chart of the
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day. OK, we won't.
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There's not, You know, as usual with mainstream media, there's
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not a lot of great pertinent information, but they did say
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the metals market is drawing a line between safe haven demand
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and hard infrastructure demand. And right now the AI build out
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is showing up in the copper to silver trade.
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OK, now let's go on to inflation.
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This next chart is going to blow you away.
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This one totally. Look, look, did I tell you
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already? All we got to it's our, our
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lives have become very simple. Silver and inflation,
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inflation's all we got to worry about.
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But look at this chart. It really is crazy, like where
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we are. And then we're going to talk
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about inflation, stagflation, and we're going to wrap it all
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up and feel good about what's happening right now in our lives
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and in the silver and gold market.
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But this was a chart. What is this on sub stack from
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James Lavish? So I'm going to pull up his
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chart full screen for your viewing pleasure in this.
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Really, it may be hard for you to see this, but this chart
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shows two things. OK, there's a blue line, which
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is the inflation rate from 1966 through 1982.
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That is then overlined by the green line, which is the CPI
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from 2014 through 2030. OK, As you can see, it's insane
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how similar but the inflation rate has been, right?
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This starts, goes up, both of them go down, both of them go
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up, then they go down. But here we are right here, OK?
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As you can see, then in the 1970s, inflation continued to
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absolutely skyrocket, OK? We don't know, right?
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We are right here, right now in this process and we've got what,
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another four years? But guys, look at that.
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You can. It looks like one line
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basically. I mean, you can see there was a
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little bit of a gap there, but basically we're repeating the
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same things. Oh, by the way, another thing
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that happened right about this time, this was 19.
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We are basically in 1978. I circled that period down
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there. We are in 1978.
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The other thing that coincidentally happened around
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that same time was an energy shock back in the 1970s.
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OK, so buckle up. The other thing that happened
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during that time in the 1970s was that the gold and silver
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price continued to absolutely explode higher.
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The other thing that happened during that 1970s period,
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besides that identical inflation that we're having having right
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now, there were several, I mean many major pull backs in the
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silver and gold price in the 70s.
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I remember I was 8 years old, right?
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I used to read it in the newspaper.
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No, but seriously, if you look at the data, what we're
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experiencing, this volatility, it it's part of the game, it's
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part of the process. OK, all right, now let's move
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on. Let's look at this here.
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If you need a simpler way to look at things when it comes to
27:09
inflation, I present to you Inflation from Silver Digen.
27:18
Want to know true inflation? Try 75% over the past six years.
27:23
This is the price of ground beef.
27:25
And on a serious note, what he's talking about is 2020, which
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I'll circle down here. You can see a pound of ground
27:34
beef was about $4.00 per pound. In the subsequent 6 years that
27:42
has risen to $7.00, an increase of $3 per pound, which is equal
27:47
to 75% increase. OK, inflation is real.
27:54
Inflation is all we got to worry about.
27:56
Now let's see what rate to get. On a more serious note, we'll go
27:59
from we'll go from the highest, the price of hamburger to Ray
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Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Capital started this
28:08
like the biggest hedge fund in the world, The smart money of
28:12
the smart money. Let's listen to what Ray Dalio
28:16
has to say about inflation and stagflation right now.
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Oh, and by the way, afterwards I'll tell you if Ray Dalio is a
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is a fan of gold and silver. Here is Ray.
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Almost anybody who's objective, they would say certainly you
28:36
would not cut interest rates now, OK, you will lose your
28:39
credibility. The Federal Reserve would lose
28:42
its credibility, particularly now almost at any time.
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And so I would say, but beyond that, it's not the right way to
28:50
have monetary policy given all things considered.
28:52
He he should wait till when with the.
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Well, you should. You have a dual mandate, right?
28:57
You're in a stagflationary period.
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We're in a sad inflationary. You think we are?
29:02
We are certainly in the sad inflationary, how that
29:05
transpires has a lot of parts to it, but we're certainly in in
29:11
that. And if you look at monetary
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policies by other countries, you're not going to see them
29:16
cutting, OK, So you could, whatever your benchmarks are,
29:20
you're not going to be inclined to cut the monetary policy, not
29:23
with today's. OK, Ray Dalio says it real
29:29
clearly. We are in a stagflation
29:33
environment. We sat here in the basement, us
29:36
basement dwellers 3 years ago, right?
29:39
Here's the proof. Here's the proof.
29:42
Three years ago, we made this box, which we were not allowed
29:45
to open. On one side of the box, we had a
29:48
recession. On the other side, we had
29:50
inflation. This is the box of stagflation,
29:54
OK? And we said Jerome Powell, who
29:57
we're going to say bye, bye too soon, is literally in a box.
30:00
And stagflation is the most difficult environment for the
30:04
Fed. That's the stagnant economy with
30:06
inflation. Ray Dalio just pointed it out.
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We talked about it 2-3 years ago, the most difficult
30:12
environment that the that the Fed could even they hate it,
30:17
right? If you say stagflation inside
30:19
the Fed, the walls shake, OK, because they can't raise
30:23
interest rates. They can't cut interest rates.
30:25
They're basically up a Creek without a paddle.
30:28
I'll say it one more time. The last time we had stagflation
30:31
in the United States, right, stagnant economy with inflation,
30:36
the price of silver went from like what, $1.50 per oz all the
30:40
way to 50 from 1970 to 1980, right?
30:44
The Fed is, is they cannot look, the Fed can't cut rates that'll
30:51
make inflation explode. the Fed can't raise rates because two
30:55
reasons that will, that will kill the economy #1 and #2 we
31:01
can't afford it because there's this little big thing that we
31:04
have in the United States called the national debt, excuse me,
31:09
which is at $40 trillion. So now let's move on.
31:14
Let's talk about another chart about what's happening.
31:18
We're going to come back to silver in the silver market on a
31:21
short term basis, right? North Star is, is kind of
31:25
somewhat bearish and has been hats off, but we're going to
31:28
look at their long term outlook as well.
31:30
Before we do that. Hey, please help me say thank
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Let's go see what Northstar bad charts.
32:22
Is he saying something bad or is he saying something good about
32:26
silver? He said silver discovering
32:29
resistance zone once more. So this is a 4 hour chart.
32:34
We talked about this earlier in the week.
32:35
It was going to be hard to get through $8890.00 per oz, but his
32:40
yellow box says it all. Our long term investors, that's
32:44
us and Stackers, that's us, are sitting pretty.
32:48
For those who ignored or didn't see when we talked about buying
32:52
gold at 1300 and silver at $14.00, hopefully you got some
32:57
at that price wishing to take a position for the first time.
33:01
Be aware that the Green Arrow is not 100% certain just yet.
33:06
OK, He is. He's saying essentially we are
33:10
in a big resistance zone, right? And we're feeling that right
33:14
now, right? You can see this channel or
33:16
which we may stay in for for a little more time.
33:19
That's OK, guys, right. Rome wasn't built in a day, but
33:23
eventually what North Star sees our major, major price increases
33:28
for gold and silver. Now let's talk about a big our
33:33
Treasury Secretary Scott Bassett said something very interesting
33:37
that has to do in particular with over he's been travelling,
33:42
he went to South Korea. I had a wonderful meeting with
33:45
Jing Yong Lee, the president of South Korea.
33:48
The important thing that he said, I'll just read the last
33:51
paragraph. During our broad ranging
33:53
discussions, I noted South Korea's strong economic
33:56
performance and affirmed the United States commitment to
34:00
advancing Economic Cooperation between our nation's.
34:03
Here's where it gets interesting.
34:06
We also addressed issues pertaining to critical minerals
34:12
and the implementation of the US Korea investment agreement.
34:19
Need I remind you that the critical minerals that he's
34:23
talking about include silver because silver was put onto the
34:28
United States critical mineral list.
34:31
One last thing. Let's look at it.
34:32
It's been a few days just to remind ourselves, right?
34:36
One of the big key fundamental support factors right now for
34:41
the silver and gold price. We got to keep an eye on this,
34:44
make sure it's not going down. But there we have it. the US
34:47
national debt continues to skyrocket.
34:50
We are now, we are now way above.
34:53
If we look down here, right, the bottom center, right, interest
34:58
that we're paying on our debt now healthy above $1 trillion
35:02
per year. Let me remind you, we're paying
35:06
over a trillion per year in interest on our debt.
35:11
We get nothing in return for that.
35:13
That goes to people that hold the bonds, people in Saudi
35:16
Arabia, China, Japan, people in the United States, maybe you
35:20
hold bonds, but we as taxpayers really get nothing in return for
35:27
that. And the US federal, our total
35:30
tax revenue is 5.5 trillion essentially.
35:34
So now one in every $5.50 one and every $5.00 bill, we'll keep
35:41
it simple. That you pay to Uncle Sam in
35:43
taxes goes directly just to pay interest expense.
35:47
Let's go check on the silver to dollar ratio.
35:51
We've not looked at that for a while.
35:53
The dollar to silver ratio right here in the middle.
35:59
Hold on here in the middle right of the screen.
36:02
I don't think it's going to let yeah won't let me draw once I
36:04
move strange, but right here dollar to silver ratio currently
36:10
sits at 1263. That means for every one ounce
36:16
of silver that the world silver mining industry produces on a
36:21
yearly basis, the US government is creating $1200 in paper into
36:29
money supply dollars. And we'll go.
36:32
I'll put it right at the upper. This might be easier for you.
36:36
So the upper right corner of the screen where you see my cursor,
36:40
the paper to silver ratio is currently sitting at almost 400
36:45
to 1. Incredible.
36:49
And this is new wanted to point this out right below that the
36:52
green box, see if I can get that up right at the very top right
36:56
of your screen. the Fed Fiat dollar dollar loss in value from
37:02
1913, which is when the Fed was created through today the US
37:07
dollar has lost 96% of its value.
37:11
Now that ties back into what we talked about earlier.
37:15
That is the same thing as inflation.
37:18
Loss in value in the US dollar is the exact same thing as
37:23
inflation. You can call it inflation, you
37:25
can call it devaluing of the dollar.
37:27
And since 1913 when our good friends at Jekyll Island created
37:32
the United States Federal Reserve, our dollar is dropped
37:36
by 96%. All right, guys, thank you for
37:40
joining me down here in the basement.
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Today is one of those crazy volatile down days and so, but
37:46
the big picture for silver and gold absolutely remain intact.
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