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**ALERT** SILVER Just had a MASSIVE Change... (COMEX INVENTORIES) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD: Surviving Global Economic Shifts | RONS BASEMENT

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  We have a big news, big news story.
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  We have a big news. Let me try that over again.
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  My gosh, I can't speak. Hello.
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  Hello. Can you hear me?
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  We have a big news story in the silver world, in the silver
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  market. It has to do with the Comex and
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  people are talking about it. We're going to dig in and see
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  what this massive change in Comex inventory can mean for the
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  silver price as we head into the coming months, quarters and
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  years. What does it mean for the price?
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  Who is buying all this silver? We need to talk about that.
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  That's a key component of what's going on.
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  And what does this mean anyway, registered versus eligible
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  silver on the COMEX. I'm going to make it real simple
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  for you, so stay with me. Don't get scared away when you
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  hear COMEX. Don't get scared away when you
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  hear registered inventory, eligible inventory.
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  I'm going to make it real simple for you so you can understand
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  exactly what we're talking about.
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  But the Comex is the electronic exchange here in the United
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  States that basically sets the price of silver.
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  The Comex and the LBMA, the London Bullion Market
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  Association, right, they trade electronic paper silver.
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  We hear all kinds of figures that it's left.
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  There's like 30 claims on each ounce of silver.
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  I've heard other outlandish claims.
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  Nonetheless, it's paper make believe.
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  Some of us like to call it Unicorn fart dust silver, but it
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  has a major impact. It is at this point the pricing
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  mechanism for silver. And when we get big news like we
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  did, 8,000,000 ounces of silver were moved into the registered
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  category on the Comex and marked for delivery.
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  Thank you Ron McAdams for the Super chat my friend.
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  Thank you. Let me let me go here real
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  quickly. This comes from a guy named
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  Michael Silver Squeeze. He tracks these numbers very
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  closely. You can check it out on what
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  used to be called Twitter, now it's called X, but this is a big
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  story. Comex registered silver rises by
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  almost 8 million oz, the largest increase since August 28th of
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  2020. That's significant and we're
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  going to talk about that in a little bit as well.
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  What was going on in August of 2020 with silver?
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  I got some fascinating data for you on that.
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  The last time we had such a large increase in registered
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  silver, most of the increase was from JP Morgan transferring from
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  the eligible category, open interest is now equal to 247% of
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  all vaulted silver and 19112% of all registered silver.
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  We're going to talk about that as well, but what's the
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  difference? What is?
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  So the Comex is the electronic exchange.
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  We talked about that they have vaults where they store silver,
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  OK? And that backs up all the
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  electronic contracts that are written for silver.
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  Now what you need to understand, people get confused then because
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  there's all that silver that's vaulted.
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  There's two categories, registered and eligible.
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  Registered is the silver that's available to be delivered on the
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  contracts. OK.
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  Eligible means that it's in the vaults, but it's not available
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  to be used to be delivered on the contracts.
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  A lot of people say a lot of that silver has claims on it
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  from like PR not not PSLV, SLV, possibly other other places.
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  So the registered category, which is the category where we
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  saw an 8,000,000 ounce increase and we're going to talk about
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  what that could mean a little bit later.
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  But the registered category is the category that backs up all
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  the electronic claims. Now here's how you can think
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  about it. I have a simple example for you.
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  You, you know Walmart, right? You go to Walmart.
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  Walmart's a big business. They have massive warehouses
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  where they store all kinds of goods and services that they'll
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  eventually push out to their stores where you can go and buy
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  it. Think available, but it's not
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  about, let's say Ding Dongs for instance, OK, Walmart at their
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  warehouse and this would be the eligible category, may have
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  millions of Ding Dongs and they're in, they're eligible,
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  they're in their warehouse, but you can't go buy them.
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  They also have a certain amount of Ding Dongs at their store,
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  though that would be the register category.
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  Again, as we're comparing registered and eligible at the
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  Comex, the Ding Dongs at the store are the registered.
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  You can go buy them. They're available to you, OK.
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  And that's the category at the Comex that shot up like crazy.
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  You could also think about it like your neighborhood.
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  Let's say you live in a neighborhood with 20 houses, OK?
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  And two of them are for sale. That would be the registered.
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  They're available. They're out there.
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  Your house is not for sale, right, But you could if you
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  wanted to, it's eligible, but you just don't have it up for
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  sale. So that I hope that clears up
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  for you a little bit. The difference on the Commex and
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  again it's it's important to understand this because that's
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  where the price of silver is determined.
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  They have their eligible category and they have
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  registered and registered went up by 8 million oz.
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  Now, why is that significant? Right.
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  Why? OK.
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  And why did JP Morgan. Thank you, Daniel.
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  Thank you, my friend. Guys, I'm gonna have a quick sip
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  of coffee. I'll be right back.
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  People out there are are are getting excited about this,
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  getting very interested in this. Why is this such a big deal?
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  What could it mean for the silver price?
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  Somebody really wants some silver.
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  That's what the general consensus, right, that since all
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  this silver, JP Morgan moved 7.4 million of this 8 million oz
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  into the register category, somebody really wants the
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  silver. Now that should make our silver
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  antennas, you know, curiosity perk up, who wants the silver
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  Now, if we look back to the last time this happened, the last
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  time we had such a huge increase in in the registered silver,
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  what do you think we're going to find out?
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  Well, if we go back, OK, look at August of 2020, silver was darn
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  near $30 per oz. But very interestingly, OK
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  again, August of 2020, the last time we had such a huge increase
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  in registered inventories at the Comex silver was at $30.
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  June, just two months earlier silver had been as low as $19.00
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  per oz. So the last time this happened,
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  it coincided with a massive in price increase in silver.
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  Does that mean, do you think that means it's going to happen
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  again? We don't know.
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  We know that, right? We don't have crystal balls.
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  But we can look at at the big picture of what's going on and
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  realize if nothing else what the gurus are saying is that this
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  means somebody wants a lot of silver and who might want a lot
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  of silver. Let me just read you some of the
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  some of the some of the some of the analysis that I read going
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  on around this. It says 8 million oz can be
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  taken out of the market easily. Again, this 8 million that was
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  moved to registered. If you think about the amount of
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  Fiat money that's been printed globally is being printed
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  probably continually now, right? This is a what is 8, what's 8
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  million? That's what $160 million worth
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  of silver. It's, it's big.
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  But again, if we compare the 8 million to the 850 million that
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  the mines produce every year, it is 1% of mine production
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  increased demand. Is this because of increased
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  demand from industrial and for monetary purposes?
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  We know it. Could this be Tesla?
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  Could this be one of the big solar manufacturers?
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  Could this be China? We know the Eastern countries
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  are sucking all of the metals, right?
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  They are accumulating, especially.
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  We know that with gold, silver, it's a little harder for us to
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  see. But we do know that last year
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  India, for instance, purchased over 300,000,000 ounces of
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  silver. So is somebody, is it an
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  industrial interest? Is it Sony, Is it Apple?
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  Is it an electronics manufacturer?
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  Is it a solar panel manufacturer?
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  Who knows? Is it a country that is saying
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  we want to hold the silver for monetary purposes?
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  We cannot rule anything out. OK?
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  We know that the world is starting to wake up to the deep
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  depleting resources of silver. That could be the case.
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  It's hard for us to tell. Interestingly, interestingly
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  PS:. LV.
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  Are you familiar with PSLV? The Spot Physical Silver Trust?
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  Some people are saying it could be them because the the amount
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  of silver held in the spot spot sprat physical silver trust has
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  been increasing. There's a big difference guys,
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  between PS:, LV&SLV and I got her.
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  I can't believe we got. I can't believe you guys are all
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  here. Can we get to 500 people?
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  Stay with me. Please don't leave the live
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  stream. I've got a little surprise for
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  you at the end Regards to how you can get your hand on some
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  silver that's not registered or eligible.
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  It's here in Ron's basement, so stay with me, please.
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  1-234-567-8910. Ten rings of the bell for each
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  Ten Thumbs up PS:. LV the Sprat Physical Silver
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  Trust. Their inventory, from what I'm
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  hearing from my sources, has been going up and up and up are
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  people waking up. There's a huge difference.
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  Let me I'll do a quick education.
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  There's a huge difference between PSLV P with A pall and S
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  LV. S LV is the ETF here in the
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  United States. Some people claim they don't
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  actually have the silver that they claim to have.
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  I'm not saying that I'm not spreading rumors, but there's
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  been extensive research done that shows PSLV is more of a
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  pure derivative product. I'm sorry, S LV is more of a
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  pure derivative product. PSLV, the Smart Physical Trust
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  run by Eric Sprott actually has the silver and they actually
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  audit it and it's all there. And every time they call them
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  units because their trust, they're Canadians.
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  You know, they have a little different terminology than the
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  United States and that's fine. Eric Sprott is a upstanding
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  respectable guy, a legend in this in the precious metals
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  community, PS:. LV has all the silver, and when
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  you buy a unit or a share, if you're from the United States of
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  America, they buy the silver. And I think even with PSLV, if
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  you get to a point where you've accumulated like a huge number
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  of units, right, you can, you can request delivery of that.
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  Now, excuse me, I'm laughing because I'm thinking about my
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  Ding Dong example earlier, right.
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  Remember, for those of you who join me right now, registered
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  inventory on the Comex has gone up by 8 million oz at all came
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  from JP Morgan Chase. That's the silver that's
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  actually available. I use the example of Walmart to
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  teach you the difference between registered and I forgot to say
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  something. OK.
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  So we got to go back to that really quick.
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  Stay with me. OK?
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  Stay with me. OK.
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  If you think of of the of the of the registered and eligible as
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  Walmart has a huge warehouse, right and that's where they
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  keep. We're just talking about their
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  Ding Dong inventory, that's where they keep all their Ding
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  Dongs and then they distribute those out to the stores.
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  When they go out to the stores they they're at that move from
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  the eligible at their warehouse to the registered that would be
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  the Ding Dongs at the store that you could buy Okay.
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  But what's interesting, I forgot, this is so key, right?
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  It would it would be like since each of those Ding Dongs has 30
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  people that think they own them at minimum, just like the
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  registered silver on the Comex, there's 30 plus contracts for
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  each oz that would be like 30 people in their basements.
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  I know I'm going to buy some Ding Dongs from Walmart and they
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  make the purchase through the Walmart app and they show up at
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  the store and there's 30 people and there's only one box of Ding
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  Dongs. All right, no more Ding Dong
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  talk. It's a favorite subject on this
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  channel. Nonetheless, PS:.
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  LV could be the reason why are we going to get to 500 people?
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  This is incredible. It's 8:00 on a Sunday morning.
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  You guys are awesome. We love silver.
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  This is a fascinating subject. Regarding where the silver
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  price. We got 500 people.
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  Wow, man. Thank you, guys.
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  I'm sorry. That really makes me feel good.
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  I'm you are the most important part of Ron's basement.
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  Thank you for being here. Thank you for the thumbs up and
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  everything else. But we got to talk about China.
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  How does China play into this potentially.
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  OK, don't forget the world is developing new silver markets.
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  OK. Moscow, the Moscow world
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  Standard. Shanghai, the Shanghai Gold
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  Exchange. And there's more and more and
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  more as the bricks alliances are expanding, the Shanghai
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  Cooperation Organization guys, it's becoming a worldwide market
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  that can overwhelm the Comex. Are we seeing that right now?
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  Could that be the reason why? Is this because of Chinese
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  demand? I got to ring the cowbell.
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  We ring the cowbell surround sound.
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  Is it China that's taking all this over?
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  Think about it. Is it India?
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  Is it? Is it the Moscow World Standard
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  that's even up and running yet? Because this is interesting me
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  read this to you about the Shang.
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  OK. Anyway, the silver inventory on
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  the Shanghai Futures Exchange has flowed out for five
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  consecutive days totaling 81,919 kilograms, breaking the record
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  like we are right now with the number of people on this live
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  stream for the lowest inventory, the lowest inventory since the
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  Silver Squeeze for five consecutive days.
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  So the Shanghai Exchange is also experiencing outflows.
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  So is this the people over in China saying, yeah, sure, Comex,
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  we love your prices. Really.
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  Comex is kind of like the Walmart of silver, right?
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  They keep the prices low. Man, This whole Walmart thing is
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  going beyond this. This is.
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  And I made that up. I want credit for that.
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  I got something that I didn't make up about Silver.
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  I'm going to share with you in a minute.
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  You got to hear this because it's fascinating.
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  OK. But nonetheless, yeah, Comex.
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  Comex is the Walmart of silver. We got the lowest prices in
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  town. You know, now we only have one
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  ounce for every 30 or 300 that we told you we sold.
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  But nonetheless, welcome to the Walmart.
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  Welcome to the Walmart of the silver world.
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  The Comex, right? Is it.
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  So is China. Is China doing that?
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  Who's buying industrials? A government?
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  Is it a big solar panel manufacturer?
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  Okay, I want to share. Well let me say this right so we
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  know I'm going to tell you how you can get, you can get some
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  silver this bar right here I'm holding in my hand.
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  There is no counterparty risk. You see that beauty that's a 10
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  ounce silver Britannia. OK.
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  description of this video. You go watch the short 2 minute
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  video and you comment thanks pin backs okay okay and then next
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  Sunday you can win this. It's it's registered it's
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  eligible it's in the basement and it could be in your hands
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  next week. So don't forget about that.
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  Wow guys, 556 people. I've never had 600 people on a
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  live stream. This could be a record-breaking
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  live stream. Please don't leave.
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  Please give it a thumbs up If you haven't pressed the thumbs
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  up. That really helps us get the
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  word after more people. Now I want to.
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  I had one of those those aha moments and I want to share it
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  with you in regards to silver. You know when you learn
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  something new that you've never really thought about, maybe you
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  knew it there on one level, but you've never really put it
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  together. I've got one of those for you
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  when it comes to silver, and it came from my good guy, bald
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  money. Bald guy money.
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  Well, we were talking yesterday about silver, all the attributes
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  to silver that, you know, the scarcity that this, the, that
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  the other. But he brought up a great point.
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  He was like, you know, you can think of silver like a battery.
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  And I was like, you know, I never thought about that.
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  Like it's a store of value. OK.
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  But there's more. Wait, there's more.
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  It's not just a store of value, right, A store of wealth, but it
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  is a store of energy. Because look, I want you to look
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  good and hard at this beautiful one ounce silver Buffalo.
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  You probably have one or two of those.
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  That one came from our friend Coin Shop Chris.
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  Thank you. Coin Shop Chris, we appreciate
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  that. Now what's important when you
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  look at this, is it a store of wealth?
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  Do you think that's a store of value?
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  Yes, but Bald Guy also brought up the fact that it's like a
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  battery, right? It also stores energy.
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  Because you know what? I could take this and I could
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  either directly use it, or I could temporarily convert it
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  into Fiat money and I could get somebody to work for me,
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  Probably someone with some decent skills, for one hour,
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  right? I would do an hour's worth of
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  work for one of these. It's a storage of energy as well
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  of work, right? You could, you could get me to
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  be your personal servant for one hour with the energy that's in
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  this, if you agreed to give it to me.
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  And I'd never really thought about that.
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  Have you thought about that? Let me ask you in the comments,
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  Tell me, have you ever thought about silver as being a storage,
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  like a battery, where you can store power?
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  If you have, say yes, please. I want to see because I just to
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  me, that was a new concept that was so, so impressive.
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  Tap one for Susie. Yes, we love Susie.
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  We love all the Lady Stackers. Guys, can we get to 600 people,
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  please? I don't usually beg you for
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  anything, but don't leave the live stream.
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  We've got almost 590 people in here right now.
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  Whether or not we get to 600, You know what?
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  What's important is that you are here.
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  Yes. Yes.
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  Look at all those ones. Everybody loves Susie.
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  Hey, type 5 for Coin Shop. Chris, I'm going to tell you
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  something. He works tirelessly on this
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  channel, so please give a give Coin Shop Chris a #5.
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  That would be totally awesome. We're going to be back on later.
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  I got a lot more to talk about regarding what's going on right
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  now in the silver and gold markets.
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  You guys are awesome. I want to say thank you for
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  being here with me on a Sunday morning.
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  I mean we, we got some exciting this week is going to be yet
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  another exciting week. You know what?
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  Let's talk about what what I think could happen this coming
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  week to the precious metals markets.
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  Hold on one second because what I think we have potentially
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  occurring right now over the weekend is more, oh wait a
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  minute, somebody wants to say hi.
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  Hi, buddy. You want to say hi?
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  Yeah, hold on a second. Look who showed up.
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  Guys, it's Jasper. Jasper, you want to say hi?
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  Huh. He likes me coming down here in
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  the basement. He's usually a little more shy
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  than that. Sorry about that.
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  This is not a pet show. This is not a cat show.
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  This is the financial news. Precious Metal news show.
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  OK, now what's going to happen this week to your silver, What's
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  going to happen this week to your gold, your platinum?
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  I think we're going to have a very, very good week.
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  I believe we have this confluence of factors and and
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  we've talked about all the the we we know all that.
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  But what I think could be going on this week and there's a
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  reason why I say this, is that people are waking up, not you
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  and me. You're already woke up, right?
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  You're here right now. But we may have a few new people
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  in here right now. People are starting to wake up
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  that things are a little screwy. Wow.
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  Thank you. Long live coins.
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  Let's go. Yeah, we're ready, man.
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  We're like strapped and ready to go.
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  And right now, people, this weekend.
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  And I say this because I heard some, like, very the the the
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  high level, that Jared Dillian guy.
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  Other people talking about waking up right now to the fact
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  that, yeah, maybe, maybe things are screwed.
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  We got 600 people. That's the first time ever.
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  Thank you, everyone of you, for being here.
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  I know. I'm.
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  I'm. I'm sensitive and insecure.
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  I thank you for validating all of you humans.
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  But there's only one you. So you thank you for being here.
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  But people are waking up. Thank you, Brandon.
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  Happy stacker basement dwellers. We are basement dwellers.
• 22:35
  The basement dwellers have woken up.
• 22:37
  But, but what about some other people out there is they are
• 22:43
  waking up. And you know I heard Jared
• 22:45
  Dillian like the and I watched did you watch Jerome Powell give
• 22:49
  his speech at Jackson Hole. He seemed nervous to me okay.
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  And he wasn't hawkish. He was in people.
• 22:56
  I now are seeing more and more people saying, hey, you know
• 23:01
  what, Jerome actually said some pretty dovish things.
• 23:06
  And at the same time, guys, it's it's just not the the economy.
• 23:15
  I got, I'm going to talk about this tonight, but like in one
• 23:18
  month the United States or one week, I'm sorry, one week the
• 23:23
  United States added almost $100 billion to our national debt.
• 23:28
  We're running $100 billion a week.
• 23:31
  That's like, I think, what, 5 trillion?
• 23:34
  Yeah. I mean, it's insane what is
• 23:36
  going on. And people are waking up and
• 23:39
  that this is interesting. Not a political show, but I'm
• 23:42
  going to make a political statement.
• 23:44
  OK. But this is not a political show
• 23:46
  because, you know, I love Joe Biden.
• 23:48
  You know why? Bidenomics.
• 23:50
  It's been so awesome for for Susie and I and the family.
• 23:53
  Probably for your family as well.
• 23:55
  Bidenomics is awesome, OK? I mean, look, it's it's a lot of
• 23:59
  fun having the challenge of trying to figure out how to make
• 24:03
  ends meet now that our real income is dropped by like 15%.
• 24:07
  Thanks. It's.
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  I like the challenge, right? It's a good deal.
• 24:11
  Thanks anyway. This is not a political
• 24:14
  political channel, but I will make a political statement
• 24:16
  regarding the Republican debate. The other night they I saw a
• 24:21
  list, like a recap list of the subjects they discussed in the
• 24:25
  amount of time they spent on each subject and you know what
• 24:28
  was the bottom #10, government spending.
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  And they spent like 1% of the debate talking about government
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  spending. You know I know we've woke up,
• 24:40
  right. So is that goes up the list
• 24:43
  right. As people start to wake up more
• 24:46
  we're going to we're going to have we're we're going to have
• 24:49
  some interesting interesting times.
• 24:51
  Okay. Absolutely.
• 24:54
  Absolutely. All right guys.
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  We set a record this morning. You are awesome.
• 25:00
  I appreciate you being here. I'll be back later tonight okay
• 25:03
  and and we're going to talk some more.
• 25:06
  We have interesting subjects. It's just it's never changing
• 25:10
  what we get to deal with. I really.
• 25:13
  What's that? Susie's yelling at me?
• 25:16
  677. Yeah, it's almost 700 of us on
• 25:20
  this live stream. Unbelievable.
• 25:24
  You know, I tell you what, here, I'll do a quick giveaway.
• 25:28
  Let's see if this works. But you know what?
• 25:30
  Yeah, I think I'll give something away.
• 25:34
  You know what? I'll give away two of them.
• 25:36
  OK. Two of them.
• 25:38
  Nevada, if you guys seen these things, that's a gold back.
• 25:43
  Okay. I'll give away two of them.
• 25:46
  Now I got to think about a way to do this that's fair and
• 25:53
  equitable. Okay, Okay, okay.
• 26:01
  So I'm thinking, oh boy, how am I going to do this?
• 26:03
  I don't know how to do this. I tell you what, the first now I
• 26:07
  can't say that I'm going to think of a number between one
• 26:12
  and 20. And I'll tell you what, you guys
• 26:15
  get ready. When I say go, you type in a
• 26:18
  random number. You know what?
• 26:20
  I'm going to write it down though, because that's not fair.
• 26:23
  You can't see this. OK, I just wrote it down on the
• 26:27
  back of the sheet of paper, a random number between one and
• 26:30
  20, and whoever gets it first is going to win the gold backs.
• 26:36
  Nope. Nope.
• 26:38
  Nope. Nope.
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  Robin Hood. Nope.
• 26:40
  Nope. Nope.
• 26:41
  Nope. Nope.
• 26:42
  Oh, boy. Let me see.
• 26:43
  No, Nobody's got it, man. Nobody's okay.
• 26:47
  Yeah. Whoa, whoa.
• 26:48
  Stop. Stop.
• 26:48
  You can stop. Somebody got it.
• 26:50
  It's 14. If you see that 14, let me go
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  back up. I'm.
• 26:58
  I'll think of a better way. I'm sorry, guys.
• 26:59
  I'll think of a better way to do that in the future.
• 27:01
  So. All right.
• 27:04
  Oh, boy. All right.
• 27:05
  I'm gonna. Oh, boy.
• 27:09
  Yeah, I I will think of a better way that didn't.
• 27:12
  That's that's fun. But OK.
• 27:16
  I see Wes. Locked lock.
• 27:19
  Wes Lochtenbach. Hold on.
• 27:21
  Let me see if there's another 14 before him.
• 27:25
  I think that's it. OK, All right.
• 27:29
  So Wes won the gold Backs, right?
• 27:32
  Unless I'm wrong, Wes, send me an e-mail.
• 27:35
  My e-mail address is in the description of every single
• 27:37
  video. I'll think of a better way to
• 27:39
  do. Oh, my gosh, guys, you know what
• 27:41
  it 400 thumbs up. We bang the gong.
• 27:44
  Can we get to 400 thumbs up? If you've not, give this a
• 27:47
  thumbs up. Please do I want to bang the
• 27:49
  gong that came from our friend in New Jersey.
• 27:52
  He's a he's an, he's a. He calls himself an old hippie,
• 27:55
  but he's a really cool guy. Can we get the 400 thumbs up?
• 27:59
  Bring 3/04/07. I'll bring the gong for you.
• 28:03
  Somebody's been giving me trouble about my gongs and
• 28:06
  bells, you know? OK here.
• 28:13
  Let's just bring the sucker up here for you.
• 28:16
  Check this out. Isn't this cool?
• 28:19
  We're going to do 4 rings. Oh, man.
• 28:29
  Wow. I never would have thought on a
• 28:31
  Sunday morning we'd have so much fun.
• 28:34
  Hey, guys, thank you for being here.
• 28:35
  I'll be back tonight at 6:30 Central time.
• 28:38
  We got a lot more to talk about. You be good.
• 28:40
  You're the best. Thank you for being here.
• 28:42
  And I'll see you soon. Go check out Pin Becks.
• 28:44
  If you want to get some silver or gold bullion pin, Becks is
• 28:47
  best in my opinion.