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**SILVER** You Best LISTEN CLOSE to This! 🎯 (Gold Price Also) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Welcome to the live stream. Welcome to you to the basement.
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We're going to have some fun today, $600.00 silver.
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Some people get so upset when I talk about that.
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Are you one of those people? If you are, I'd recommend you
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not watch this video, not engage in this live stream because
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today I'm going to tell you based upon a piece of
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information that was shared with me by one of you, yes, basement
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dwellers, about what happened in the 1970s and lays it out very
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simple for us to understand how we could easily get the $600.00
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over. But actually guys, the situation
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now is even crazier. So let's dig right in.
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from you for the rest of the video.
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Let's go take a look at what I got in the mail.
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Let's take a look. And I even put pretty color
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highlights on it, guys, in purple.
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Let's remember in the 1970s, silver rose from under $1.50 an
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ounce to nearly $50.00 an ounce in 1980.
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Thus, silver rose by more than 25 times, or more than 2500%.
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Actually, it went up 33 times. And I've even heard some people,
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according to our provider of this information, say that it
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went up as many as 38 times and I've heard that as well.
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None the less, if you multiply the current silver starting
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price and we'll go back to $25, we'll be conservative by 25,
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right? If silver were to go up by 25
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times again, we would easily get the 600 and $25 silver.
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But that's not really the important part, guys.
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What's important here as we talk about this is that we really
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dive in deeper and understand that while we had these crazy
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moves in silver in the 70s up into 1980, the conditions now
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are much more extreme. We could potentially have an
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even more extreme move. And I think a lot of us, if
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you're like me, feel like, well, if we get the triple digits
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silver, we're so conservative, right?
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Oh, $100 silver. How could you even say that?
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This is black and white proof that we could go way, way
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higher. We could don't make any
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financial decisions based on anything I'm saying.
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I believe this. You need to listen to me, listen
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to other people, because trust me, there's plenty of people out
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there who'll say Ron's just a silver pumper, Ron's full of it,
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Ron lives on a bubble, blah, blah, blah.
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Well, hey, look, I happen to know, right?
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Like I looked at Bitcoin and we're going to talk about
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Bitcoin a little bit later. When Bitcoins were $10 each,
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what are they now, $60,000 each? Why can things like Bitcoin or
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NVIDIA, some of these stocks go up thousands of times in value,
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But if we talk about silver going up by 25 times, you're an
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absolute maniac, crazy person. I don't buy it.
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Do you buy it? I don't know.
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Are we all maniacs and crazy? No.
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I really believe that we could see these major moves in the
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silver price. Let's get back to our piece of
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hold on here. Make sure we're still live.
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Yes, we are. Thank you.
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By the way, Yes, you know, I started out begging you for for
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giving me a thumbs up and for subscribing.
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But what I really should have done was say thank you to each
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and everyone of you right now for joining us in the basement.
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I hope you found a home away from home, right?
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We're all special and unique. I can, I can tell you one thing
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for sure, right? All of us have a mommy and
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you're the apple of your mommy's eye.
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But when you're down here in the basement, you're a basement
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dweller with us, right? We hope you found a community
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where you feel comfortable where we can talk about things like
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silver and gold. All right, let's get back to the
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so. Thank you.
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That's what I wanted to say. That's the most important thing.
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Let's remember that the inflation adjusted 1980 high of
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$50 alone would be $160.00 in today's money, right in red.
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OK, It's hard for us to to think that this was the case.
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But I've talked to the old timers who were around during
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this period. They tell us that there were
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lines out the door at the local coin shops around the corner,
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that they would have to give people numbers and then turn
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people away, right? Remember that picture of what's
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going on in China right now with gold, with 800,000?
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It was like that. But in the United States, that
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can happen again. OK, And here we hear a lot about
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comparisons of conditions now compared to the 1970s.
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So in the 1970s, let's set this as a base.
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And gold went up, Fanta Onyx, gold went up 17 times in value,
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but silver absolutely skyrocketed.
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That's our base. OK, that's our base.
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But let's compare now, just for fun, basement dwellers, let's
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compare how things are now compared to how things were in
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the 1970s 'cause I need to give you a quick look in the eye.
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I'm going to tell you something right now.
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When I was a kid, that's what my dad would say.
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When you get mad at me, I'm going to tell you something
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right now. And I knew I was in trouble.
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You're never in trouble with me. But I'm going to tell you
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something right now, buttercup. Things are more extreme.
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Conditions are more extreme on almost every and any variable
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that you want to look at a variables that will have an
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impact on the precious metals prices.
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Things are crazier now. Do I have to pull up the US debt
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clock? No.
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Right. We've looked at it plenty of
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times. That's just one example, right?
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The national debt, I mean, compared to the 1970s when we
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thought we had some financial troubles, our debt is
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unbelievably exponentially higher.
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So it begs the question, why can't silver be unbelievably
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exponentially higher? You ever think about that?
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All right, let's get back to our article.
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You're tired of looking at me. I don't blame you.
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I'm tired of looking at myself. Things are more extreme now in
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green, fiscally, OK, Our government, Oh my gosh, out of
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control spending, nobody cares, all right.
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It's things are way worse now than the 70s monetary policy.
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the Fed has turned into a printing press machine.
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OK, We've just gone off the gold standard in the 1970s now,
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right? We know it's all funny money.
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Unicorn Fart does make believe. Everything's a big facade now.
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Again, comparing conditions now to the 1970s.
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Silver up $0.20. OK, so we're done for the week.
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We can relax, guys. We closed above $29.00.
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Sorry, I'm yelling. We closed above $29.00 for the
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week. Basement dwellers, we must say
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that midweek it was looking questionable whether or not we
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would close out the week above $29.00.
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And at one point this morning, the silver price looked like it
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could even breach the $30 level. All right, back to this.
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Debt levels we talked about that already are worse now socially
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in this country. Things have never been worse,
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right? And we got that.
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I didn't even put it on the list.
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We got millions of illegal immigrants coming into our
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country. Politically, Oh my gosh, right.
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Are you tired of hearing about the debate last night?
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But politically in this country, and we are heading into the meat
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of the firestorm. Politically, things are way
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worse now than they were in the 70s.
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Geopolitically, Can you believe all this?
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This is depressing. Maybe I should stop right now.
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Well, we got war in Europe, we got war in the Middle East.
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We got a potential war in China with Taiwan.
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We got a potential war with North Korea and South Korea.
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Let's just say geopolitically, things have never been like they
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are right now, not since World War Two, OK?
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Not to mention you've got more than half of the world aligning
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themselves in this bricks alignment where they're wanting
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to move away from the dollar and wanting to tell the US to go
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take a big jump, right? They're tired of the US being a
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hegemony, hegemony, hegemony. However you say that word,
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hegemony. OK.
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On top of that, all those situations being more extreme
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now, the industrial demand for silver solar panels, electric
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cars, the technology revolution, semiconductors, right?
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That was not the case during the 1970s.
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Absolutely, there were industrial demands for silver,
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but not the unbelievable prospects for increase in demand
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in silver solar. OK, you know that story.
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Semiconductors, you know that story.
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Electric cars, you know that story.
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And that's really just the beginning of the list.
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There's like 300 applications for silver.
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So now on top of everything else being extreme, the demand
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profile, right, the deficit situation in the silver market
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for what the last four years now that's a different situation,
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OK. And and this is might, maybe
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you'll, maybe you'll say, oh, this is actually a negative,
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Ron. That's a negative, no less
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investor demand. Now that's a big positive.
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Because what that tells us is that when investor demand does
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pick up, we've talked about this ad nauseam, basement dwellers.
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But when investment demand does pick up, right, even the
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smallest pick, pick up in general investor demand in the
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precious metals and we're focused in on silver right now
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will be like trying to drain Hoover Dam with a garden hose.
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I wish I knew who said that originally.
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I'd give him or her credit. OK, did I miss anything?
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Right. This is the green.
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So we know quickly let's review. Silver had unbelievable returns
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in the 1970s. We know now by what we just saw
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there in green that the macro situation for the silver market
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is so much more extreme. The variables that affect the
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market are so much more extreme now and these are all variables
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that will lend support to the silver market.
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Do you think I'm done or do you think we have more to talk
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about? No, we got more to talk about.
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And this is actually the bonus kicker.
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And then there's a bonus bonus kicker, right, because it just
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gets even crazier when you think about this.
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Let's go back. I just wanted to say hi to you
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guys. But but but wait, there is more
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yes, because I messed up there. There we go in purple.
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There's more. That can lead to another major
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silver squeeze. Similar to what happened in the
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70s. Similar to what happened or even
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more extreme back in 2020, More 24.
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Why is it more extreme? Because now guys, as compared to
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the 70s, news travels exponentially faster.
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In the 1970s, people relied on on Rotary dial telephones and
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newspapers and the company water cooler for information to
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spread. So it took days, sometimes weeks
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for for things to catch on. Now things are spreading in an
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instant. And and when people do wake up
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to the silver, there is a sudden rush to the silver market.
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The big difference, remember earlier we talked about lines
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around the block, out the door, the local coin shop.
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And yes, we could potentially see that again in the near
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future, in the, in the midterm future, but we could also see
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digital lines. Cause the big difference now is
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that you can buy silver and gold online.
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Remember, we were just at the Pinbeck's website that didn't
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exist in the 1970s. If somebody wanted to buy silver
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or gold, pretty much their only option was to steal it from
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grandma or go to wait in line at the local coin shop.
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Now you got three options. You can steal it from grandma.
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You can go wait in line at the local coin shop or you can hop
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on your phone and instantaneously, guys, any of us
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here in the next 5 minutes, goodbye several monster boxes of
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American Silver Eagles. Think about that in 5 minutes.
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OK, no problemo. I know you're Mr. Moneybags or
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Misses Moneybags, right? We could buy.
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Think how different that is. I want to look at you and talk
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about that. We could buy monster boxes in
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minutes. OK, in the 1970s, if you wanted
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to buy a monster box, I don't even know if they had them back
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then, to be honest with you. But if you wanted to buy the
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equivalent amount of silver in the 1970s, you had to go to the
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bank, probably take out a bunch of cash, right?
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Get back in your Cutlass, Dr. your Cutlass down the street to
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your local coin shop if you could because there was a gas
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crisis. But nonetheless, go wait in line
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with your big heavy wad of cash and hope when you got to the
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front of the line that they would have that monster box
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available now, 5 minutes Max, we could buy a monster box.
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Think about that. And why is that important?
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That's important because the available inventories of silver
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can be gone super quick now. That's way different than what
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we saw back in the 70s and the amount of silver, the silver
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market, we talk about this all the time.
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I'm just honest with you guys. I'm sensitive, I'm delicate.
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So be careful with those comments, OK?
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But guys, the other thing that's sensitive and delicate is the
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silver market. It's very thin, right?
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I, I've heard it from all the top bullion dealers.
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But we, we think that, oh, we just take for granted that we
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can go to pin backs and there's all this supply that we can go
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to. The other big on it's, it's a
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very, very narrow market. It doesn't take a lot, right?
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Remember what happened during the little banking crisis 14 1/2
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months ago? Silver was gone.
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OK, Remember during the C19 crisis, silver was gone.
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It can happen super quickly. And those were big deals, right?
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But if we get a really big deal, silver could be gone and it
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could be almost impossible to get.
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Possibly, possibly I'm gonna be tinfoil hat run here, but
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possibly forever. So we got to think about that in
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the in the context of what's happening.
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The other big component. Well, let's make sure we got
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through all that. Hold on here.
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Hold on. I hope you guys are doing well.
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Happy Friday night. I don't have to work tonight.
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Yeah. The other big thing.
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So purple people can clean out the retail silver supply much
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faster with online sales extras. Pyramid crumbling.
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OK, let's take a quick look at some headlines here.
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I thought this was interesting. Well, here, gold, this was
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Reuters gold shines on rate. This is today, right?
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Yep, Friday, June 28th in the app did this Breaking news from
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Reuters, Reuters, Yahoo Finance Gold shines on rate cut hopes
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after inflation data on track for quarterly gains.
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This is talking about gold, right?
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Gold prices steadied on Friday headed for their third straight
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quarterly gain after it. So that's three quarters of
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gains right? The quarterly close green, OK, a
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key US inflation report that was the PCE.
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Watch the earlier live stream. Actually watch yesterday's live
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stream. We talked PCE as the preferred
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inflation gauge used by the Federal Reserve.
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And our old friend Gomer Pyle or Jerome Powell, sorry, always mix
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up and call him Gomer Pyle was the.
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So the US inflation report was in line with expectations.
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All we were so shocked by that hope.
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So now they're talking about, guys, I'll cut to the chase.
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That we could get a rate cut in September says that down here
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somewhere. We're not going to read through
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all this, but here we yeah, here it is.
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Traders are currently pricing at about a 68% chance of a Fed rate
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cut in September, compared to 64% before the release of the
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inflation data. Here we go.
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San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly, she is one
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of our favorite Fed Reserve presidents.
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She's the, well, I'm going to leave that alone.
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Also a member of the 2024 Federal Open Market Committee
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said the latest inflation data was good news, Good news, that
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policy is working. All right.
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So here the price of gold's been trading in a fairly tight range
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and will probably hold this range until the FOMC confirms
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they will be cutting rates. That's from Chris Gaffney,
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president of the world markets at Ever Bank.
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So it's such BS Everybody's waiting for the Fed to, you
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know, cut rates and thinks that that really is what's affecting
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the price of silver and gold. We know it's all a bunch of
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short term noise, the reality long term, just like happened
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with Japan right here. Do I need to pull it up here?
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I'll pull it up. Hold on here.
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I got something to show you. Just like happened with Japan.
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I'm going to do 2 things at once.
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Hold on here. Here we go.
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All right, I'm looking. I'm talking to you, but I'm
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looking at my screen. Just like happened to Japan.
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Because in the long run, what's gonna happen in the United
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States? We're almost there.
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We're almost we are there. Is this right?
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There's a 30 year. I show it every day.
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It's my new favorite chart. 30 year silver price chart for 30
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year chart for silver in Japanese yen.
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That's what I'm trying to say. Here we go guys, look at that.
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That's exactly what's going to happen in the United States
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because this is what's called mathematics and we are doing the
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same thing that Japan is doing. So they can talk all their
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gobbledygook, short term stuff, whatever.
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Let's get back to our idea about silver.
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What do you say? OK, because the other big thing
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going on, let's go to extras pyramid.
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Is this right? Extras pyramid down here.
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See my arrow? Everything from here down, that
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little bitty part that everything rest on this is an
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upside down period is real. Everything up here is Unicorn
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fart dust make believe synthetic.
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Funny money, credit, credit, right?
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What is it? Keynesian economics, whatever
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you want to call it, everything up there is BS, right?
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And when this stuff starts to come down, OK, it's not it.
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It just takes a tiny little bit of this, right?
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1% of this makes three times the derivatives, 1% makes 3-4 times
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the amount of money going to something like silver.
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And it gets crazy guys. And let's think about this, all
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right, we got cryptos and crypto derivatives up there.
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We got some interesting developments.
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Let's just look at Bitcoin. This is from Coindesk.
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All right, Coindesk. They say Bitcoin and crypto
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close out a lame quarter. And one analyst believes more
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pain could be in store. The price of Bitcoin has dipped
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nearly 15% during the second quarter, and all coins fared
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even worse. Look, I'm not an anti crypto
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person, so please don't send me any hate mail, right?
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I don't own any Bitcoin. I don't own any crypto.
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I kind of have an understanding of what the blockchain is.
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I think it's great. I also love the fact that people
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in the crypto world share many of the same fundamental beliefs
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that many of the people in the silver and gold community hold.
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But I do believe that there's a possibility, right, because
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things like Bitcoin have siphoned off money from the gold
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and silver market that when we look at this extras pyramid,
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part of that money, if people lose faith in crypto currencies,
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could flow down into the gold and silver market.
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The other thing we need to consider is this, right?
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Listen to this congratulations to you if you have money in the
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stock market because the S&P surges to the best election year
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first half, so January through June since 1976 as rate cut
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hopes and macro data collapse, everything's falling apart.
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However, however, the stock market's at all time highs, you
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know, so look, if the stock market were to crash, OK, the
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common fear amongst silver and gold, everybody says, oh, if the
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market crashes, gold and silver go down, right?
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That's the, the common theme or the common bias or the common
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story or thesis that we hear the stock market crashes, the S&P
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500 crashes, the price of silver and gold crash, right?
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I'll sure I'll admit I will I'm, I'm, I'm going to argue that.
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I'm going to argue that. I don't know how you feel about
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it, but I'm going to argue that because I don't think that that
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absolutely has to be the case. I know there have been times in
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history, including the Great Depression, where that wasn't
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the case, where the price of gold and silver didn't
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automatically get annihilated because the stock market
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collapsed. The whole theory for those of
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you who don't know, is that when the stock market goes down, some
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people that own silver and gold have to sell their silver and
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gold to cover their losses in their stock market accounts.
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I don't buy it. I think we're in a new world, a
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new paradigm. You know what's driven the gold
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price, right? What's your think about this?
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Why? I'll tell you why it's BS.
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This is this is an aha moment for us.
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I'll tell you why that theory, I think very well could be BS,
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that just because the market goes down that the price of gold
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and silver have to go down. No, it doesn't.
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Because think about it, what's driven the price of gold and
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probably the price of silver as well over the last six months,
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over the last year and a half, central bank buying, but eastern
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central bank buying, those are the people that it drove the
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price up. Those are the people that are
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holding the investment gold. Now.
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They're not going to be impacted by the US stock market, not
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significantly, right? I might argue that even the
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opposite could happen, right? That if that were to occur that
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the stock market starts to go down, let's let's go look at
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let's go look at extras pyramid 'cause I think this is
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important, right? I don't see stocks on here.
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They have bonds on there, right? The bond market goes down.
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But if the stock market starts to go down, think of all the
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make believe money in the stock market.
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Again, this is all synthetic, all fake, all Unicorn fart dust,
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whatever you want to call it, OK, that includes the stocks,
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right? These stocks, if people, if
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people get get get scared that are in the the NASDAQ or the S&P
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500 and they really get scared, that money's going to be looking
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for something safe, right? The bonds aren't going to look
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any good because we're mathematically up a Creek
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without a panel. It could lead to it's some money
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and it would not take a lot, guys.
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I mean, remember on an annualized basis, what's the
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total amount? I'd say there's a billion ounces
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of silver produced every year. That's mining and recycling
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combined. It's about a $30 billion market.
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I mean, what's the, I'm, I'm, I'm getting flustered here.
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We gotta go check What's the market cap of NVIDIA alone?
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Let's go check that out. I mean, it's absolutely, it's
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absolutely crazy. Let's go to Yahoo Finance.
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We're on a little trip on the Internet together guys.
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What's the market cap of NVIDIA? NVIDIA, here we go.
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This is going to be interesting, $3 trillion.
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So that would mean the entire silver market, OK?
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They are the entire market value of all the silver that's
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produced in one year in the world, right, is 1%, right,
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Because 300 billion would be 10%.
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Yeah, 1% of the market cap. There's the market cap right
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there where my cursor, my arrow is over $3 trillion.
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Does that make any sense? So if we had, OK, here we go,
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right. If 1% of the money left NVIDIA
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then went into the silver market, it would double the
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amount of it would it would be it would it would they could buy
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the entire production, annual production, all the mining, all
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the recycling efforts, right, 1% of NVIDIA.
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Does that make any sense? No guys, that does not make any
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sense. That shows how distorted how how
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perverted the markets are right now and is that perversion is
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very extreme, right? And some of these tech stocks
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and, and even the S&P 500 in general, it's also extreme on
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the negative side in the silver and gold market.
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I appreciate you joining me today.
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Have a great weekend. OK.
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I have a feeling I'll be seeing you at some point over the
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weekend. Thank you to all the moderators
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for being here. Thank you, Annie Oakley for
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doing a great job. I don't know who else is on.
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Let me look through here real quick.
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Who else do we have? There's Annie.
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Thank you. OK, Blade man, the lone Rangers
27:35
here. All right.
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OK, guys, thank you for being here.
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Have a great day. Have a great night and I'll see
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you soon.