When the US dollar super hyper-inflates by excessive printing of fiat currency by the federal reserve system coming very soon, there will be no resistance level in the market prices for precious metals. In other words the demand for silver, gold, and copper will be beyond incredible.
When the dollar super hyper inflates by our federal reserve system very soon, there will be no resistance level in the market prices for precious metals. In other words the demand will for silver, gold, and copper will be beyond tremendous.
They just invented a special silver ink application for electronics so there is gonna be a greater demand. They are always getting more uses for silver everyday and the banker bastards are not treating silver as a precious metal. They are going to create a huge shortage because they wasted so much already from cell phones to shiny skyscrapers mirror windows.
I do not want to be a shill, I just want to look at history and be realistic.
The same fundamentals about silver existed between 1960 and 2001 ( 50+ years ) and the price did not change ( minus the Hunt brothers debacle ) and slow inflation in the US dollar.
All I have to say is, why is now different, other than just a much higher rate of printing and the cost of mining and minting it going up?
@CaribSurfKing1 big differences to 60-2001 is 1) the size of the short positions. 2) the fractional reserve system also in metal markets 3)back then AG was used for photo now it's electronics = bigger demand 4) CB's no longer have AG 5) The financial calamity that started in the 60's is now looking like it's in endgame 6)the bigger global market for investing 7) peak silver , US Geolog estimate Silver to be 1st metal extinct
There are a few more but this is what I could think of in 10sec.
1980, silver at $50.00, THAT....was a bubble. We are only 2/3 the way to the last bubble and we are no where near the shape the economy was in back in 1980. Today's global crisis is in magnitude of 100 x if not 1000 x WORSE. I am no expert..... but silver is like a balloon at the bottom of the ocean that is snagged on a rock. Once it lets go, it's going to leave people in absolute AWE. $500-$1000 is a no brainer. Question is...how much BEYOND those prices will we see?
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TheBoorgatspook 1 month ago
Great analysis Fracatal, keep up the good work. Silver >$50 this year...
GoldSilverReview 1 month ago
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When the US dollar super hyper-inflates by excessive printing of fiat currency by the federal reserve system coming very soon, there will be no resistance level in the market prices for precious metals. In other words the demand for silver, gold, and copper will be beyond incredible.
benboow 1 month ago
When the dollar super hyper inflates by our federal reserve system very soon, there will be no resistance level in the market prices for precious metals. In other words the demand will for silver, gold, and copper will be beyond tremendous.
benboow 1 month ago
@benboow what do u do when the metal bubble bursts, get out before, but what would you transfer it to?
JJbones88 1 month ago
They just invented a special silver ink application for electronics so there is gonna be a greater demand. They are always getting more uses for silver everyday and the banker bastards are not treating silver as a precious metal. They are going to create a huge shortage because they wasted so much already from cell phones to shiny skyscrapers mirror windows.
elucidative 1 month ago
I do not want to be a shill, I just want to look at history and be realistic.
The same fundamentals about silver existed between 1960 and 2001 ( 50+ years ) and the price did not change ( minus the Hunt brothers debacle ) and slow inflation in the US dollar.
All I have to say is, why is now different, other than just a much higher rate of printing and the cost of mining and minting it going up?
CaribSurfKing1 1 month ago
@CaribSurfKing1 big differences to 60-2001 is 1) the size of the short positions. 2) the fractional reserve system also in metal markets 3)back then AG was used for photo now it's electronics = bigger demand 4) CB's no longer have AG 5) The financial calamity that started in the 60's is now looking like it's in endgame 6)the bigger global market for investing 7) peak silver , US Geolog estimate Silver to be 1st metal extinct
There are a few more but this is what I could think of in 10sec.
PeaknikMicki 1 month ago
1980, silver at $50.00, THAT....was a bubble. We are only 2/3 the way to the last bubble and we are no where near the shape the economy was in back in 1980. Today's global crisis is in magnitude of 100 x if not 1000 x WORSE. I am no expert..... but silver is like a balloon at the bottom of the ocean that is snagged on a rock. Once it lets go, it's going to leave people in absolute AWE. $500-$1000 is a no brainer. Question is...how much BEYOND those prices will we see?
ajfelix67 1 month ago
Great analysis of similarity of points a,b,c,d in the silver price movements in 1979 and present. Also good analogy with the gold's movement.
seethewave100 1 month ago
Thank you for helping me understand. Love your accent.
blackswanflea 1 month ago
Thanks for the video. You are right, this is either the end of a bubble or a step up to higher prices.
movieklump 1 month ago
very good video .interesting thoughts .many thanks
greenknightist 1 month ago
good vid
wesleytarbuck 1 month ago