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🚨 SILVER ALERT! - EXPECT This! 🦍🦍 (Gold Price and Precious Metals NEWS Update) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  More analysts are calling for $300 plus silver.
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  But the question we have is why? What are they basing this on?
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  And we've got a couple new angles that we're going to look
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  at today and whatever happened to $200 silver?
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  And heck, we got to get get above $100 silver first.
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  But I think the situation is ripe for us to see much higher
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  silver prices in the future. I got to warn you also, we're
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  going to talk about something very scary that could be
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  happening in the world economy. We have a warning from the
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  highest of levels about what we can expect in the coming years,
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  maybe even decade from a World Economic perspective.
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  But first, let's dig into this $375 silver prediction or number
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  that's being thrown out there. And this one comes from the
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  silver trade. Should silver here get you back?
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  There you go. Silver would be $375 today if it
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  weren't for this. And this came from James
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  Anderson, who's super respected with SD Bullion.
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  There's a couple things we're going to look at this first, and
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  then we're going to watch a little clip of a video that they
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  did, but James breaks down. This is new the 2026 Silver
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  Institute survey and reveals that the Silver Institute
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  excludes silver ETF flows from their deficit reports.
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  Everybody talks about the silver deficit, right?
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  It's been going on for six years, but nobody has brought
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  up. This is the first I'm seeing it
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  with James Anderson that the number actually excludes what
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  goes on the in in the ET FS. And when you add in ETF flows to
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  the silver deficit since 2019, the real silver deficit is not
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  700 million oz, it's 1.4 billion oz.
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  You have you have a double dynamic here.
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  Industrial demand and investment demand.
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  The ETF market has potential to be very upsized.
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  Ultimately, the ETF demand is what will drive silver into a
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  crazier mania down the road. The ETF demand will become
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  outsized and will create multiples in the spot price from
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  where we are today. So really kind of breaking, I
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  think critical news that the Silver Institute excluded ETF
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  volume that deficits even bigger, right?
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  We've been borrowing even more and more silver from the Silver
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  Rainy Day Fund. But wait, there's more from
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  James Anderson. We're going to hear directly
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  from him, somebody I've got a lot of respect for and silver
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  trades doing a great job out there as well.
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  But then I've got a bonus factor that I didn't hear either of
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  them talking about that I think will be the big sleeper factor
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  for silver as we head into this coming decade.
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  Let's watch James talk about another.
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  This is where the $375 number comes from, another crazy
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  component of what is going on in the silver market.
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  Again, this is from the Silver Trade YouTube channel.
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  Here's James. But ultimately what really
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  pushes silver is you just get a huge amount of activity in the
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  ETF and options markets. And so ultimately you're going
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  to see a huge amount of hot money and flow again into this
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  market and it'll keep pushing and pushing and it'll overwhelm
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  the shorts this time, I think further than the last time.
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  And so like when I look at the market, the, the, the easiest,
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  the the best way for me to understand it is just looking at
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  the data from 1970 to now is like there's there's price data
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  that shows you what's the comics intraday price.
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  And then there's what's the price of silver.
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  Had comics never existed and had comics never existed, it would
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  be around $375 right now. And so comics is basically a
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  situation where it's more or less suppressed the price of
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  silver, but. OK.
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  Did you hear that? It's been a while since we
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  talked about that fact, right? Since 1970, if you take out the
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  COMEX from the trading of silver, you're eliminated.
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  If it had never existed, the silver price today would be
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  $375.00. So two things.
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  And then I got a bonus factor for you.
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  But let's quickly review number one, right?
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  If ETF flows were included in the Silver Institute's silver
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  deficit calculation, we'd be at 1.4 trillion silver deficit, oz
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  deficit over the last six years #2 If you take the COMEX
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  trading, if the COMEX had never existed, the paper make believe
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  COMEX trading, the price of silver would be $375 per oz.
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  And guys, the other thing that nobody's talking about, but that
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  we're going to talk about, just like we talked about fiscal
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  dominance before everybody else and stagflation before everybody
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  else, is the fact that over the next 10 years, we're going to
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  see a wave of new demand for for silver, for silver, physical
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  silver from the tokenization of silver.
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  I'm not talking about digital silver make believe made-up.
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  That's the Comex. I'm talking about tokenization
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  of silver where each one digital token is backed by one real
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  physical oz in a vault that's audited and secure.
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  It's already happening with gold, right?
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  With Tether and XAUT, Tether has become the world's largest buyer
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  of gold outside of world central banks.
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  It's going to happen with silver and it's, and it's whether you
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  like blockchain technology or not.
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  Again, we're not talking about a cryptocurrency and we're not
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  talking about digital silver. We're talking about tokenization
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  of silver. Similar to when you pull up your
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  phone, your banking app on your phone and see that you have
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  dollars in a bank. It's the exact same thing.
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  And I'm telling you that will be the third wave.
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  And that's what nobody's talking about.
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  But you can remember back to, you know, five years from now,
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  you can look back five years earlier and say, oh, yeah, we
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  talked about that down in the basement.
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  And by the way, I don't think I told you yes.
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  All right, let's move on. Let's move on to now.
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  The Gold day, the big gold story that's out there everybody's
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  freaked out about. Did you hear about this?
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  OK, here, I'll bring it up right now.
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  There you go. That's the chart that has
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  everybody up in arms. Everybody, you know, freaking
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  out in the gold world that the gold ETF outflows in March were
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  the biggest on record. Well, they only go back like 13
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  years, OK? So remember, gold's been around
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  for 5000 years. But but OK.
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  And it's not a good thing. I'm not saying that.
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  But those numbers do fluctuate. However, let's dig into this a
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  little bit because there's something very interesting about
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  that number. Here's an article from Gold
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  Silver which tells us that the largest gold ETF outflow ever,
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  but China disagrees. Q12026 North American investors
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  pulled 13 billion out of physically backed gold ETFs.
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  We know Americans, 99% of them, who we like to affectionately
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  refer to as the sheeple, aren't really in tune with what's going
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  on in the world in gold. So 13 billion got pulled out.
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  That was the largest monthly outflow ever recorded for the
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  region per the World Gold Council in the same quarter.
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  Chinese investors, this is where it gets interesting.
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  Put a record 8.5 billion in the same metal, the same price.
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  It almost exactly opposite flows.
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  OK, and but here's where it gets more interesting.
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  This is really interesting. Why did North American gold ETF
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  outflows hit a record in March of 2026?
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  Well, I can look in the eye and tell you exactly why and what
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  that article says and what I know to be true.
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  And the reason why is because North American investors feared
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  that the Fed wasn't going to cut rates, right?
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  Expectations of the Fed cutting rates kind of went away and the
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  war broke out all that and people thought, well, the Fed's
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  not going to cut rates. That's bad for gold.
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  That's bad for gold. Wrong.
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  We've talked about this over and over, OK, the Fed doesn't have
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  to cut rates. What matters is the inflation
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  rate and the extent to which the inflation rate is higher than
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  the interest rates. They can leave interest rates
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  the same, but if inflation keeps going up and up and up,
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  inflation is bigger than the interest rate.
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  It's negative real interest rate and that will be a great, great
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  environment for gold. So you we can laugh and we don't
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  like to see it. We wish they wouldn't have sold
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  13 billion in in gold during that during that month.
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  However, we can take solace and the fact of two things.
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  Number one, they were wrong, OK, because they don't understand
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  what real interest rates are, which we will continue to talk
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  about. Inflation will be the major
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  driver, but the second component as well, the Chinese, they, they
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  absolutely continued to buy. All right, next we're going to
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  talk about the silver squeeze and another $300 talk of $300.00
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  RB, like Ron's basement VIPRB. OK, let's talk about Alastair
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  McLeod. This guy has been regarded as
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  one of the top voices in the precious metal sector for years
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  and years and years, decades. I remember watching him 15 years
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  ago. Let's listen to what he has to
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  say about what is going on right now in the silver market because
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  it is fascinating and a squeeze alert.
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  He does bring up the the prospects of a squeeze.
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  He was on Commodity Culture with Jesse Day, and here we go.
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  I mean, it's, we're heading for another silver squeeze.
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  It's, it's really the best way to describe it, I think is the
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  combination of China has been supplying the market up until
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  the end of 2024. It ceased doing that completely.
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  The market hasn't been in deficit for the last six years.
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  We're into our 7th year of deficit, which according to the
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  Silver Institute is only something like 76,000,000 oz,
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  according to UBS, is about 300 million oz, 296 I think was the
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  figure they came up with. So yeah, it's going to be quite
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  a bit greater perhaps than the Silver Institute actually
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  forecast. You have the production of solar
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  panels accelerating. Oh, and incidentally, the
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  Chinese actually turned around to their solar panel industry,
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  said please can you slow down your production now?
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  I think this is further confirmation that they're a bit
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  worried about the stocks having run out and future demand.
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  If you'd like for industrial demand for silver and the way
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  individuals are stacking silver in China, remember you've got
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  about what, 1.4 billion individuals there, you know, and
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  they are savers. The savings rate in China is
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  like 30 to 35%. I mean, we're looking at over $5
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  trillion of savings looking for a home every year.
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  And that's in addition to what is already there.
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  Where do they go? Property, no.
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  Stock market maybe, but not really.
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  It's all been going into bank deposits and bank interest rates
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  in China have been dropping. So that's less attractive.
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  So you can see why it is that individuals feel that, well, you
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  know, the best thing we can do is buy gold, buy silver.
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  That's what they're doing. So I think this to answer your
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  question, the idea that silver could easily go up to somewhere
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  like 3 or 500 dollars an ounce, I think it's it's it's eminently
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  possible. And on top of that, if you look
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  at the. OK, there you have it.
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  The idea that silver could go to 300 or $500 per oz is is is
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  evidently possible. Now, the other thing to remember
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  about what he talked about with China, OK, China, don't forget,
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  banned silver exports. Then that was like, what,
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  January 1st? Then they basically purchased
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  massive amounts of silver from all the data that we've been
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  seeing over the last three months, massive silver
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  purchases. Oh, and by the way, they also
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  just banned the export of sulfuric acid, which some people
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  think could also trigger a silver squeeze because it could
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  have the impact of reducing copper refining and other
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  mineral refining where a lot of silver comes from, like 70% of
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  the world. Silver is, you probably already
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  know, comes as a byproduct of copper mining and copper
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  refining. So all of this big announcement,
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  the 300 Club, we're going to get to that next, OK?
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  But we got a 300 club we're going to talk about.
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  So the 300 Club, I know, look, I've been getting some heat,
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  right? I got heat 2-3 years ago when I
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  would say that I thought silver could go to 80 or $100 per oz.
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  Now I'm getting heat for reporting that other analysts,
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  top analysts are calling for $300 silver.
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  It's fascinating to go through and this is only a partial list
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  of what I'm calling the 300 Club people that are talking about
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  silver and in the same sentence, including the number $300 per
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  oz. You've got Michael Oliver, who's
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  who's been talked about, you know, ad nauseam by everyone in
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  the silver world who's not a permeable saying that we could
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  get $300 silver by the summer. We've got David Hunter now.
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  He's actually saying 100 and 8080 dollars initially, then a
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  pullback. Don't forget that.
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  He's pretty few to pull back. But then that's over, you know,
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  after the bust could go to numbers probably way above.
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  I think I even heard him possibly say $500 silver.
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  We've got Alistair McLeod, who we just heard from.
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  We got James Anderson, who we heard of from earlier saying
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  that the Comex, excuse me, never existed.
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  We would have $375 silver and we have Egon von Geyers from Gold
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  Silver Switzerland who's talking, who talked about the
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  fact that we could get 304 hundred $500 silver and a lot
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  sooner than most people realize. So very interesting as that
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  develops. Let's talk about next the the
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  economy and we're going to get to a scary prediction, OK, from
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  the war from the highest of highs.
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  But what is happening right now? We're getting more and more
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  confirmation and reports of this right here.
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  This is from Zero Hedge, an article there's Zero Hedge that
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  states the money printers have crossed the point of no return.
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  Ergon von Marsh said it the other day, The die has been
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  cast, right? There's like no going back at
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  this point from the debt spiral that we are in.
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  And let's just read this very interesting 2 paragraphs.
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  They said, put simply, policymakers both at the
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  government level and its central banks have entered a new chapter
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  defined by fiscal dominance. When the government spends
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  aggressively in monetary easing, when central bank cuts rates and
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  prints money to manipulate the debt markets, that's called
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  monetization of debt. That leads to massive inflation
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  with this tectonic shift. And it's and it's one that has
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  major implications for investors going forward.
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  When the deepest pockets in the world full commit to money
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  printing and stimulus, the financial system takes notice.
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  Gold has gone parabolic against every major currency, the
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  dollar, the euro, the yen and the franc.
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  Because gold is the wisest asset in the room, guys.
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  And what they're talking about, fiscal dominance is a fact,
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  right? Fiscal dominance basically means
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  when the United States, when the world economies, because of all
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  this money printing, become a slave to basic math.
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  Mathematics shows no forgiveness on the altar of truth.
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  You can't change the fact that 2 + 2 = 4.
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  You can't change the fact that once a country enters into a
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  debt spiral, there's really nothing that can be done.
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  I hope I'm wrong, OK, and I hope that all the other top analysts
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  that see the same scenario unfolding are wrong.
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  But it look at this point, we are in a state of fiscal
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  dominance. So when you hear that term
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  fiscal dominance, it sounds like it might be a good thing.
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  Like, hey, we're dominant. We are the we are extraordinary.
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  We are the United States of America.
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  No, fiscal dominance means just the opposite.
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  That means when money and it takes over, when the government
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  becomes slave to the basic mathematics of money.
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  And now for a big, big warning. It's not just guys in their
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  basement who are saying that we're in big trouble.
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  No, we've got something for you from the IMF, the International
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  Monetary Fund, and this one came from Sprott.
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  Let's listen to this and take your blood pressure medicine
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  because it is a little scary. There's an awful warning out
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  there from the IMF that announced last, I don't know the
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  exact date now, it's roughly a week ago, and it was probably
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  the worst announcement I've ever heard the IMF ever say.
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  I can't give it to you verbatim, but you'll get the gist of it.
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  So I'm going to, I'm not going to be perfect with it, so don't
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  crucify me on it, But basically IMF was stating that for what
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  they see, the current financial affairs of the world, that the
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  governments of the countries of the world should be preparing
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  for a financial system collapse. And this is from a, this is from
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  a macro perspective. This isn't 1 country we're
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  talking about. So we're talking about basically
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  the entire System international. OK, that's the IMF in in
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  whatever words they exactly use. But that was essentially the
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  message. There's an awful warning.
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  OK, think about that. That's the IMF, the
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  International Monetary Fund, talking about the potential for
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  financial collapse, telling the world governments.
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  And it's also not just the United States, not just Europe
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  not to know it's they're talking about the entire world.
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  Look, I don't want bad things to happen, but if we look at
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  history, bad things have happened.
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  There have been financial collapse that have occurred
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  throughout history. The one thing that helped people
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  survive through those situations are silver and gold, precious
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  metals. And I think that as we move into
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  what could be a very scary period of history, right,
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  history does repeat itself that that will also be the case this
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  time. Maybe there's a reason why
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  people are talking about 300 two, $100 gold and silver.
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  I want to remind you, please always be responsible.
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  I'm not a financial advisor. I give you my opinion.
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  Heck, I believe, I believe that in eight years that would be
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  2034, we'll have silver above $1000 per oz.
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  But whatever you do with your with your investments, always do
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  your own research, number one, and please be responsible and do
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  your own due due diligence, OK? But I can tell you one thing for
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  sure. I super appreciate you joining
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  me down here in the basement. Man, we like to have some fun.
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  I need to laugh a little more, right?
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  We need to laugh. What the heck?
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  But it's been a lot of fun having you down here with me
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  today. Take care of yourself, Have a
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  great rest of the day, and I'll look forward to seeing you next
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  Bye bye.