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🚨 SILVER Doing It AGAIN! 🦍🦍 You BEST Hear This NEWS! - (Gold Price Action) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Is silver ready to do it again? New all time highs.
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We got a lot to cover today. Silver and gold doing some very
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interesting things. We got a technical analysis to
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look at. We have fundamental analysis to
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look at. We even have macro data to look
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at. All of us giving reasons and
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examples why I think right now, not only on the long term but
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also the short term, we can be super optimistic about where the
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precious metals prices are going.
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And I have a new angle on what's going on in silver in
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particular. 2 paragraphs from probably the smartest guy out
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there in the world of precious metals.
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A new angle, something hardly anybody's talking about, but he
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is. And I think it's reason for us
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to be super excited about what's happening right now in the
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metals markets. Thank you for being here.
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I almost forgot the most important part.
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leave the comments in the comments section.
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We super appreciate you Now let's go out and get an update
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on the markets. Did we close above the critical
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$80? We talked about it all last
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week. How important closing above
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$80.00 was, is in the silver market.
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And here we're looking at the July futures price from the
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COMEX, our good friends at the COMEX and we did indeed, we
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almost closed at $81.00 in the silver market.
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But guys, look, I think the most exciting thing to look at on
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this chart, let's get that out of the way, is, is this right
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here again? You know, if we go back to early
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February and just look at the foundation that's been built,
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we're going to look at some of the technical stuff that
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happened last week and why that's such a big deal.
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But we have formed an incredible strong base.
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Oh, and by the way, basement dwellers, that's what we call
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ourselves down here in the basement.
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Let us not forget that one year ago today we had a silver price
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of only $33.44 per oz, and today we're talking about $81.00.
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And today we're talking about why the gold and silver price
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are set up both on a long term basis, but more importantly for
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us right now a short term basis to go much, much higher.
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Let's start by looking at some more charts and this is getting
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interesting. We're going to go to Rashad and
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we're going to talk about gold. First.
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Another breakout is about to take place from gold's six month
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bullish triangle formation. Upon successful breakout, gold
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should be able to reach 7 to $8000 target by late summer
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2026. And we are seeing this
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everywhere. We talk about it every day
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because it is so important these wedge patterns that are forming
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in the precious metals as we are in a big uptrend.
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Look, the last time we broke out of the wedge pattern in gold, we
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shot up significantly higher. This time we're we're doing it
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again. And the likely and it's not just
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Rashad, right? It's JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley,
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Goldman Sachs. It's a host of other people
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talking about how we can get much higher gold prices through
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the end of the year. But let's switch over to silver
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because you've probably this is this, this chart has been shared
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all over. This is the silver chart.
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These are weekly candles. OK.
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This right here was the $120.00 range.
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What January 28th we broke all the way down to about $60.00.
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Each one of these candles on this chart represents one week.
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And guys, the big news of the week again with us closing where
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we did, is that we have broke out of this wedge pattern.
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It is a very, very good sign from a technical analysis
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perspective. And again, the important thing
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to remember about what was happening in here during this
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process was consolidation, absolute consolidation.
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Now, let's see what Rashad is saying about targets for silver.
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He's telling us that once silver successfully clears the $83
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level, which could happen next week.
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Look, you know I don't make like price predictions on a super
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short term price predictions on a on a very regular basis.
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But I will say that I do believe I feel very strongly like maybe
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72% that next Saturday when we're talking we're going to
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have a silver price above $83. I'll even go out on a limb and
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say that I think we'll be at $85 plus, but the next price target
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here for silver, $83, after that, $90.00, after that $96.
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And from there we just go higher and higher and higher and
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higher. Now I want to talk to you about
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something different with silver. But it's also, this is like, I
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think, probably 1 of the strongest factors that on a
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short term basis, outside of all those charts and wedges and cup
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and handles and all that stuff that I love and that do make
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sense. But this is more of a solid
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piece of information about silver that I think on a short
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term basis could lead us to much, much higher prices.
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This comes from Rafi Farber from the in game investor sub stack.
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OK, Rafi. Rafi is loved and respected.
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He dives into much more of the actual numbers, technical data
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coming out of the exchanges and guys, there's something that I
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hope this makes as much sense to you as it does to me that I
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think is incredibly optimistic about what's going on right now
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in the silver market. Silver is a loaded spring if
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there ever was one. All right, let's go down and
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here are Here's one paragraph. But then we got two more.
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Silver is a loaded spring if there ever was one.
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If you take a close look at the end of this chart where the
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rectangle is, you'll see something that would be
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considered insane only two years ago.
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And what this chart is showing is open interest in the silver
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market, in the COMEX silver market.
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And guys, it has completely collapsed the box, the
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rectangle, you can see it right there, OK, What does this mean?
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This is so important for I think what can happen on the short
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term in the silver market. This is showing that number one,
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before we go there, people are losing faith in the paper
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market. There's not as much activity,
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liquidity going on in the paper market because the physical
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market is taking over because China and India, right, both of
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which have 1.4 billion people are taking over the the physical
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price, the price setting of. But when we look at the paper,
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these are the two markets. I know it looks like a rainbow
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explosion, but guys, follow with me here because this is powerful
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about what's happening, he says. I'll explain.
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Silver liquidity is probably as low as it's going to get.
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Speculative positions are at a minimum.
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Open interest remains below 100,000.
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That means any small increase in speculative bullishness will
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move the price a lot higher, whereas any decrease hasn't
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seemed to move it at all. So when the when the open
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interest, when this, when the trading volumes get so low.
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There's an old saying in the world of of stock trading, any
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commodity trading price follows volume.
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So when the volume does pick up, right, it could make a huge,
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huge impact on the price. But he goes on to say, whereas
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any decrease hasn't seemed to move it at all.
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OK, the price this is also key is $20 higher 25% than at the
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low than at the Lowe's and open interest is much lower than it
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was at the Lowe's. So two big things here.
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Number one, right. He's saying that this this
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collapse that we had in open interest, which in theory should
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have decreased the price of silver, that didn't happen.
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The price actually went up. And the bonus on top of that is
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that if volume does pick up, and it probably will, that could be
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a massive catalyst for a quick, quick move higher.
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He goes on to say in red, a big move in price on a tiny move in
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higher on a tiny move higher in speculative positioning is
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exactly what we've seen in the rectangle.
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All right. We're going to look at that in a
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minute because we've got more up to date data on volume.
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We're going to look at it's about $10 on about 2100
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contracts and open interest. That means if and or when
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there's a sudden awakening in speculative fervor for silver
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and open interest jumps, say a reasonable, reasonable number
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like 115,000, the price should increase wildly like 20 or even
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$30.00 in a day or two. This is completely realistic and
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it's why he bought calls apparently.
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And and it you can subscribe to him on this sub stack and he I
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guess he shares what his trades are, why he bought calls, why he
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bought, why he made a bet that the silver price is going to go
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much, much higher. So guys, there you have it.
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I mean, I love that because everybody talks about the
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charts, but Rafi really digs in and I think shows us something
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that is incredibly optimistic about.
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What's that? Yeah, sure.
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The volume in the futures markets and yeah, it's all
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paper, whatever, right? But if that volume just picks up
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a little bit, right, it can have a massive immediate impact on
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the silver price. And like he said, right, and
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like we've talked about many times, right, the sentiment in
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the precious metal sector over the last 6 to 8 weeks has been
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completely in the dumps. And that's OK, because Despite
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that, despite the sentiment being so horrible, OK, despite
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the volume, the trading volume in silver being so horrible,
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silver held the line in silver actually went up in price.
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It hit a low of what, $61.00? Where did we just look at?
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We're at $80. I'm telling you, if now and
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it's, it's happening, I'm, I'm, it's from a technical analysis
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from the, from the volume. And people are gonna, I think, I
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think potentially, please don't make any financial decisions
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based on what I'm saying. But it feels like we're on the
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cusp of a wave of a new of a new massive amount of people getting
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back into silver. Everybody heard about silver
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back in January, right? It was kind of like a little
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mania that occurred that was nothing that I think was just a
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a taste of what's to come. So it's going to be very, very
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Oh, I almost forgot. Remember we talked about
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at the Comex, well, guess what? Like Raffy said, it did pick up
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a little bit yesterday. Let's go check on our friend the
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dude, right? We love him.
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He puts out the silver data on a daily basis yesterday.
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I'm sorry. Yeah, that was that this is
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actually Thursday, Thursday when silver went up it that there's
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the, there's the higher volume, 372 million paper contracts.
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OK, talks about deliveries. He says do you think we could
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see $100 silver by the end of the month?
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It's about to get exciting. We agree dude.
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We love you my man. Us basement dwellers, we are
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with you. We believe in the long term.
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That's why I started this channel 3 years ago.
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I believe in the long term value of silver.
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He says. I'm waiting for the miners to
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really get going. So we saw two things here.
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We saw an increase right in the paper trading, which created an
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increase in the price, but also, lest we not forget, 372 million
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ounces of paper in one day. That's the equivalent of almost
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half of what the entire world silver mining industry produces
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in one year. In one day they trade, they
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trade paper make believe Fantasy island deplane deplane, right
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like that too from fantasy Island silver.
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That's what we call it basement dwellers comex fantasy island
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silver In one day they trade half as much as the entire world
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mining of industry can produce in one year.
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OK. And the miners are working seven
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days a week, 24 hours a day, 365 days.
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Those people on the COMEX, they work like 6 hours like four days
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a week on average. They get every holiday known to
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man off and then they get then they get time off when the when
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the COMEX has to shut down because their servers overheat.
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I mean, what the heck, right? Oh, by the way, warning, don't
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be surprised if we see some strange thing happen at the at
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the paper exchange in the coming months if and when these prices
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accelerate out of control like we're talking about now.
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Let's say we get moving. Are you ready for the silver
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price and gold price to really get moving again?
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Again, I don't have a crystal ball, but I think we're on the
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cusp of something very, very major.
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We are reliving the 1970s. OK, That's a fact, guys.
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But there's a big, big, big reason why that's important.
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And let's look at that right now, because in the 1970s, OK,
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silver crashed by 45%. Does that sound familiar?
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Did that happen just back at the end of January, early February?
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It happened in the 1970s. Also.
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Remember the 1970s when silver went from like, I don't know,
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under $2.00 to over $50 during that period?
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Well, during that period the silver price crashed by 45% and
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you know all those people out there that don't believe in
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silver, who we like to call the sheeple, they were like, oh,
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silver's done. People sold, right?
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We can sold just like happened over the last three or four
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months. Smart hands held.
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But what happened in the 70s, silver then ran at that point
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from $6 all the way to $50, which is like 8X8X, not 8
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percent, 8X800 percent, $6 to $50.00 in 14% in, in 14 months
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and eight or 700% move. No, I think that's like 800%.
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I, I, I, unless my math is off and there's a picture of your
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silver stack that you have in your basement.
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But now look, you know about silver, I know about silver, we
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know like again, that's why I started this channel.
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I believe in silver, I believe in gold, I believe undoubtedly
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in the in the future value that's going to be created in
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the metals and the mining stocks.
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When the rest of those people, the sheeple start to join us,
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okay, it's going to get crazy. What's going to get those
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sheeple to join us? Mainstream media, We're going to
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talk about that here in one second, but you guys keep that.
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Why? Why I started the channel?
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I'll tell you why I started the channel for two reasons, guys.
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I was 52 years old. I was going to get ready to, I
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guess permanently retire, but I knew I had something else in me
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and I knew that I believed in the future of gold and silver.
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And I love creating. I love connecting with people
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and what an incredible period of time that we live in right now
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that we are all together, all of us right basement dwellers.
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We love silver and gold. We believe like 100%.
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I believe the silver price can get the 606,600 thousand.
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What? Whatever and to be able to share
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that, to be able to do it on this platform with you with this
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modern technology is really, really a gift.
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So people keep asking me like why you know, and I and I and I
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was, I was at a point in my life.
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I'm sure you've been there where I was like, what am I going to
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do? Right?
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What, what, what you know, I kind of felt like a I'm not a
20:22
loser, but I was very confused. Even though later in life, I
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guess you're supposed to have to figure it out.
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It took me till I was 52. And I just want to say thank you
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to all of you out there who helped build this channel.
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But we like to have fun, OK? We like to not make things real
20:39
complicated. And I like to make it so that
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everyone feels welcome and that we can welcome new people.
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And if we can do that by education, if we can do that
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with some humor and with our gold bear, right?
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And our oh, there are silver, right?
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We had our silver bear who was blind old to 85.
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What a great thing. It's a big honor.
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So I just wanted to share that with you.
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But when now here's the thing. There's going to be we've got
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thousands of people, almost 500 on this live stream right now.
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But by the time this gets watched, there will be 10s of
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thousands of people. But there's going to be more
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people joining us in the basement.
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There's going to be more people joining us in the gold and
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silver sector. And we are so small still right
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now, right? Then again, it's kind of like
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what Rafi said about the trading volume at the Comex with silver,
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just the smallest increase in people joining us.
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Those will be new people in that will be new money coming into
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precious metals. Those will be converted cheap,
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right? They come join us.
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It will make a major impact. But what's going to make that
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happen is when there's more mainstream knowledge, mainstream
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attention on silver and it's starting to happen and gold as
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well, because we got this. One of you, one of you guys
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shared this with me and said MarketWatch, who never has
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anything to say about gold or silver and usually not very
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positive, put out a special bulletin yesterday, right with
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the headline. Gold has climbed back above a a
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key trend line or more gains on the way.
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And yes, they are. But then we get this from
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mainstream media, the biggest. We got to share it two days in a
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row because this is getting famous on the Internet.
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Jim Cramer on CNBC said he's not bullish on gold right now.
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And the gold and silver community jumped all over this
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with joy because everybody knows they call it the inverse Kramer
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indicator. The the Kramer is usually wrong.
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So that we got #1 attention to gold from CNBC mainstream media,
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attention on gold from MarketWatch mainstream media in
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the fact that Jim Cramer is saying that he's bearish on gold
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is a good, good, good thing. OK, It's OK, right?
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We don't, we don't, we aren't. We don't have to be friends with
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everybody. All right, guys.
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The number one thing that we're going to talk about, the number
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one thing that's going to get us to silver prices of 102 hundred,
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$300 per oz silver, gold 7008 thousand, who knows, maybe even
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much higher. We talked the other day about a
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$25,000 gold prediction is inflation is money printing and
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this data is absolutely stunning.
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It's happening now, it's happened.
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It's going to continue to happen.
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Let's take a look at what this is.
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This is take your blood pressure medicine because you can thank
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the Fed and you can thank Washington DC for this.
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Ronnie Stoeferly gave the man said this.
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Since 1900, the United States M2 money supply, the M2 money
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supply is the measure of all the paper money out there, all the
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liquid money out there. It's a little broader than the
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M1 money supply, but it basically measures all the money
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in bank accounts, money market accounts, all that stuff.
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OK. It grew from 1900 from 9
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billion, OK, 9 billion all the way to 23 trillion, OK On a per
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capita basis, that means on a per United States basis, per
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United States citizen basis, I apologize.
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This represents an increase of more than 540 times from 100.
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And I think he, I think he actually misspoke here.
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From A109118 whatever per citizen, $109 per citizen to
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over 63,000. Now why is this important?
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Because this represents inflation.
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I'll abbreviate it. OK.
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In 1900, there were 109 U.S. dollars.
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We were on the gold standard. Things were good in this
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country, OK? As you can see, over all those
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years, it kind of barely went up, kind of barely went up.
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This is right about when they took the United States off the
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gold standard. And do you see what happened
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from there? OK, the amount of money, paper
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money. That's just paper.
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This is all. Hold on, let me get a different
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color. What do you say?
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I'll pick a color. OK.
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I know you picked green. This this increase, right, Is
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all paper money made out of nothing, made out of nowhere,
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just created straight out of thin air that created massive
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inflation, OK? Inflation and devaluation of the
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US dollar are the exact same thing.
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What happened? Let's go back.
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What happened also during this period when that when that
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occurred, OK, the dollar lost 99% of its value versus gold
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98%. I've heard some people say
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99.3%. No, you get the point.
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OK, this right here in 1971 is when President Richard Nixon
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went on TV on a Sunday night and said, my fellow Americans, I'm
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full of crap. And guess what?
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We can't we, we, we, we need to print more money.
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So as a result, we're going to temporarily, temporarily take
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the United States of America off the gold standard.
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What he was really saying is you normal average, Are you normal
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average Americans in this really affected everybody all
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throughout the world. We just screwed you over, OK,
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because the gold standard. And I got a little clip we're
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going to watch here next. That that, that that explains it
27:23
in no uncertain terms. The gold standard was good for
27:27
the average people, right? The dollar, which was backed by
27:32
gold held its value. The dollar, which have been
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backed by silver as well. Don't forget, guys.
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OK, this right here. See if we can get the camera to
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focus on it. That's what it used to be.
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Let me move my finger out of the way.
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There we go. Look at the very top of that.
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Can you see that? The very top?
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Look, it says silver certificate and on the bottom, can you read
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that? It says that you can basically
28:04
trade this in for silver. Up to that point, right, America
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was the greatest country on earth.
28:11
Imagine that they could actually save money, save dollars, right?
28:16
And they would be they they would be able to maintain their
28:19
buying power over time. Since 1971, that's not been the
28:23
case, right? The value of of the dollar has
28:27
absolutely tanked. It's only I don't want to be a
28:30
doom and gloomer, but it's only going to get worse.
28:34
OK, but think about this. This is powerful from 1971
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through today. That's what, let's say 55 years,
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excuse me. OK, Since we've been off the
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gold standard, the dollars lost 99% of its value against gold.
28:54
OK, That actually happened in the early phases of money
28:59
printing. That also happened during a
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period of time where the United States was the world superpower.
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We were able to do the Petro dollar.
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We were able to exert our will all over the world.
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Think about that, OK? That's what happened during
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those 50 years. That happened during a period
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where we were racking up $40 trillion in debt.
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We didn't have that much debt in 1971.
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So over that 50 year period where we enjoyed this, this
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privilege of being the world reserve currency, of being the
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world's hegemony, that's a fancy way to say the world superpower,
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OK, the value of the dollar collapsed.
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OK. Now think about the next 50
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years. Think about how different the
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world is now. Now you've got China, you've got
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India, you've got Russia, you've got 40 trillion.
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We're starting the next 50 years with $40 trillion in debt.
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I don't want to be doom and gloom, the town crier, but it's
30:02
not looking real good. It's just not.
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Let's listen. Peter Schiff has one minute of
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of of of of his perspective on what we just talked about.
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Let's listen to Peter here. Well.
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You know, before we had a Fed and we had sound money, the cost
30:26
of living went down every year prices went down.
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They were lower in than than they were, you know, earlier.
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And so that benefits, you know, the common guy in gal, you know,
30:36
their standard of living goes up if food gets cheaper, if their
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gas gets cheaper, if their healthcare gets cheaper, if
30:42
traveling gets cheaper, if clothing gets cheaper, if all
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the things they need and all the things they want become less
30:48
expensive. Every year they win, they're
30:50
better off. But ever since we've had a
30:52
central bank, and particularly since we went off the gold
30:55
standard in 1971, the cost of living goes up every year.
30:58
And in fact, the Fed's goal is for the cost of living to go up.
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And they say that the goal is a 2% rise every year.
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Now, they rarely achieve that. It's generally higher, but their
31:08
goal is at least 2%. So that that's cheating the
31:11
little guy automatically. And, you know, if the Federal
31:14
Reserve didn't create so much inflation, prices might go down
31:17
2% a year. So if they go up 2%, that's 4%
31:21
that you're worse off. And that's every year.
31:23
So it compounds. Also, they keep interest rates
31:26
artificially low. That hurts somebody who wants to
31:29
save money. A lot of smaller, you know,
31:31
people, they, they don't, they're not buying stocks or
31:33
stuff. They just want to put some money
31:35
away and earn a little interest. And they can't do that when the
31:38
Fed keeps rates artificially low.
31:40
Well, you know, before. OK, so who's benefited?
31:44
Think about it, it's not funny, it's sad, but who's benefited
31:51
since 1971? The top 1%, the top 2%, the top
31:55
5%, whatever. Who got a screw job, right?
31:58
99% of the other people out there, people who just put money
32:03
into A, into A, into a bank, into C DS or whatever.
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OK. And like he said, think about
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it. Take a step back.
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The feds state they have a goal, a stated goal to destroy the US
32:17
dollar under the best of circumstances, right?
32:21
At minimum they want the dollar to go down in value by 2% per
32:26
year. How?
32:27
By inflation right guys as we move forward we the number one
32:32
driver and it's going to be fun it's going to be exciting over
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the next 10 years will be inflation all this other and
32:40
we'll talk about it we'll dive into it it's all everything else
32:43
will be short term noise. Inflation will derived the price
32:47
of gold and silver. People will talk about interest
32:50
rates and what the Fed does. Does the Fed?
32:53
the Fed has been neutered, all right?
32:55
We declared that about 18 months ago.
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That's why even yesterday Goldman Sachs talked about how
33:04
the jobs numbers talk about fantasy Island, right?
33:09
That that's become nothing more than a sideshow, right?
33:14
The only thing that's going to drive it is inflation.
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And why do you and you may not agree with me?
33:20
Oh, Ron, we got to watch the Fed and what they do with inflation
33:23
or with interest rates. No, no, no.
33:26
The interest rates, right? At most, think about this.
33:30
Interest rates at most, at most could get dropped by 2% or in
33:35
the coming could go down by 2%. And if they do great, right, If
33:39
the fake and lower rates by like Trump says he wants by 2%,
33:42
that's great, OK. And what that would do if
33:45
interest rates go down and inflation's here is create this
33:49
gap. This gap is called real interest
33:53
rates. That would create negative real
33:55
interest rates. OK, If interest rates went down
33:58
1% in inflation stayed at 3.5%, which it won't, right?
34:04
That would mean that real interest rates would be
34:07
negative, like 2.5%. The reason why the only thing
34:12
that matters and why we should be so excited about inflation is
34:16
this. Even if the Fed doesn't lower
34:19
rates, which they probably won't be able to do significantly, and
34:23
rates stay here. Oh, that's bad for gold and
34:26
silver? No, wrong, because inflation can
34:29
go higher. And when inflation goes higher,
34:32
let me get down here lower. When inflation goes higher, it
34:35
creates that same exact gap that everybody's cheering for, and
34:40
once with lower interest rates. But the bonus kicker is that
34:45
while interest rates can only go down by 1 or 2%, inflation can
34:50
go zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom as high.
34:55
Who knows? Literally they could go to
34:58
Infinity. That's called hyperinflation.
35:00
Like we looked at yesterday Weimar Germany when the price of
35:03
silver went from 80 marks to, I don't know, 16,000,000 in the
35:09
matter of like 2 years. So the only thing we got to
35:12
worry about is inflation. Everything else is just noise.
35:18
All the sheeple out there, yeah, they'll be paying attention.
35:22
All the Fed, blah, blah, blah. I mean, we used to follow the
35:26
Fed very closely. I mean, look, we even have this,
35:29
Remember, we weren't supposed to open this, right with old Jerome
35:33
inside. It used to be a big deal, right?
35:36
Because we'd say, oh, we've got a recession and we have
35:40
inflation. But this, the I that stands for
35:43
inflation is the most important thing right now.
35:46
Coincidentally, my friends, we also still have a slow economy.
35:50
And when you have a recession and inflation at the same time,
35:54
that's why we made this right. the Fed is in a box, right?
35:58
the Fed is in big, big trouble because that creates
36:02
stagflation. We're going to have, we're going
36:06
to have stag hyperflation, stagflation squared.
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I don't know, whatever we want to call it, that's what's
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coming. Thank you to 1st Mining Gold for
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36:25
That means they've determined the gold is in the ground and
36:28
there's a lot of it, millions of Oz at 2 separate projects,
36:33
Spring Pole in Ontario and Du Parquet in Quebec, both multi
36:38
million ounce deposits in Canada, right?
36:42
Those are very rare to have massive gold deposits in such a
36:46
great, great jurisdiction. You can learn more about them at
36:50
firstmininggold.com. OK, we can look at the charts.
36:54
We can look at the charts for gold and silver.
36:57
And look, we don't talk short term very often down here in the
37:00
basement, but things are looking like breakout zone could be
37:05
around the corner right now for the gold and silver price.
37:10
We can look at the fundamentals behind the metals.
37:14
Somebody sent me something yesterday.
37:16
All right, let's just touch on this is crazy about silver right
37:20
in one one, one small but potential massive growing
37:25
segment for silver solid-state batteries.
37:29
It's happening, right? They're not going to advertise
37:32
China is a head of the United States.
37:34
There's a company in China don't tell anybody that's already now
37:38
producing solid-state batteries. Those are the batteries that go
37:42
into EVs. The electric vehicle industry,
37:45
right the way it is, is exploding higher.
37:48
These new this new battery technology where the batteries
37:51
are lighter, they charge in like instead of like 3 days or three
37:56
hours, they charge in like 15 minutes and these batteries
38:01
allow you to get like twice as much mileage out of each charge.
38:05
They also use up to people are saying right in the data shows,
38:11
let's just say significantly more silver and some people are
38:14
even saying one full kilogram of silver.
38:18
Do you know how many ounces of silver and a kilogram?
38:21
I know it's more than 30 oz each.
38:24
So the fundamentals, sorry, I had to touch on that for silver
38:29
are also absolutely incredible right now.
38:33
But what about gold? Are there any good fundamentals
38:35
for gold? Well, let's see, you've got the
38:39
world central banks buying gold like no other time in history.
38:43
You've got gold production coming out of the mines at a
38:46
basically a stagnant level, but even more interesting with gold.
38:51
And this is also true with silver is the fact that there
38:55
have been no major new, very few, very few new discoveries of
39:01
the metals in the last 10 years. That's the future pipeline.
39:06
That's the few, that's the pipeline that provides the
39:09
future supply of silver and of gold.
39:14
Think about it, OK? Because it's very important.
39:17
But let me tell you, if you're new, those of you who've been
39:20
around a while know this. You just don't go out with a
39:25
shovel or a drill and discover gold or silver in the ground and
39:30
turn it into a mine. Six months or a year later.
39:33
Between the time that that and there are no discoveries being
39:37
made or very few, but the ones that are being made, once gold
39:41
or silver is discovered, it takes it minimum 10 years from
39:46
the time it's discovered to the time that it's actually being
39:50
produced from a mine. You got to get permits, you got
39:53
to do all kinds of crazy work. Anyway, I won't go into the
39:56
details, but that pipeline of future supply for both of the
40:01
metals is massively, massively constrained.
40:05
Guys. It's it's insane what's going
40:07
on. And then the macro.
40:09
It's time for the macro minute, right?
40:11
The macro minute on a macro level, when we look at what's
40:15
going on in the world geopolitically, right?
40:18
When countries don't agree with each other, right, when there's
40:21
war, which there is all over the world, countries don't trust
40:26
each other. And when they don't trust each
40:28
other, guess what? They don't trust their promises
40:32
to each other in those promises are typically represented by
40:38
money, by things like dollars in yen in Chinese, yuan in Russian
40:43
rubles, right? Whatever.
40:45
All these paper currencies. What people then trust are
40:49
things that are real, that they can hold, right?
40:53
Where there's no counter party risk, right?
40:57
There's nobody you have to rely on for the value and there's
41:00
nothing that fits that bill like gold and silver.
41:04
But wait, there's more. Because on the macro level,
41:08
we've also got the background that not just the United States
41:12
of America, but the entire world has never been right in a
41:18
financial conundrum. Like, it isn't like it is in
41:22
right now where there's so many promises like what, $330
41:26
trillion in debt in the entire world, right?
41:30
The people think they're going to get paid on between each
41:33
other. Look, I don't want to be the
41:35
town crier and I don't know about you, but I sure feel
41:39
really, really good about the fact that and look, don't make
41:43
any financial decisions based on what I say.
41:45
Listen to me, listen to others, do your own research.
41:49
Please always be responsible, but I feel really good about
41:53
precious metals and the precious metals mining stocks.
41:56
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Hey super appreciate you joining us down here in the basement on
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We wish you the best of days and we will look forward to seeing
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you and we see you. We'll see you next time down
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here in the basement in the future.
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Looks bright for us and for the precious metals.
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Take care, have a great day.