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The Silver K.I.S.S. Strategy

August 21, 2019

NFLATE OR DIE! Create more debt and higher prices, and transfer wealth from the many to the few. Our President wants lower interest rates. The Fed wants more inflation so they can expand the fiat currency Ponzi scam. Congress wants to spend, spend, spend… And they will get it. Enter MMT..

Are We Nearing The Breakpoint In The Silver Market?

August 20, 2019

After getting a thorough simulation of what it feels like to watch paint dry over the past eight years, the silver market is finally showing some signs of life. After rising almost $2.50 from the May 20 $14.41 lows (coincidentally also the same time the banks finished buying back their short position – as can be seen by the red line in the middle section of the chart below), silver recently even crossed above the $17 mark.

It's Time to Get Serious about Silver

August 14, 2019

Start laying in some physical gold and silver. There is compelling evidence that as the price reaches about $26, a major resistance point from years' past, "the public" – your friends and neighbors – will finally decide to join the crowd. With such a relatively small market you can be certain, assuming availability, both the price and the premiums will be much higher than they are today. So what's the point of waiting?

K.I.S.S. Strategy – Part One

August 14, 2019

History shows that debt will increase until the system resets. Increasing debt creates more currency in circulation and higher prices as the dollar devalues. Read “The Three D’s of Doom.” History and the empirical price model show that silver prices are too low. Expect higher prices for several years. Read “Silver Price Forecast.” Trusting politicians will spend, central bankers will devalue, consumer prices will rise, and silver prices will be multiples higher in 2025…

Fool's Silver: Why Most “Silver Miners” Don't Live Up to Their Name

August 13, 2019

If you buy shares in a silver mining company, you will have to assume additional market risks compared to ownership of silver bullion. You may wish to do so in order to potentially gain leveraged exposure to silver prices. What you may not realize, however, is that most of the publicly traded “silver” stocks out there are primarily in the business of mining other metals – sometimes gold, often copper, zinc, lead, and other base metals.

What the Rally in Gold Means for Silver Prices (video)

August 12, 2019

Bloomberg: In this edition of "Charting Futures," Interactive Brokers Chief Strategist Steve Sosnick examines the rally in precious metals with Bloomberg's Abigail Doolittle on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)

Silver Price Update - Don't think rally is done..

August 09, 2019

Silver price technical update. 200 DMA will hold, $16.33. Sustained move coming. If we can close near the weekly highs today..

Silver prices book largest daily rise in 3 years as gold ends 2.4% higher

August 07, 2019

A recent report from Sprott Asset Management contributor Paul Wong, tracking gold and silver trading in July, notes that buying of those precious metals has spread to individual investors. “We are now just starting to see gold buying broaden out to retail, individual investor level. By all historical measures, we should see silver play a phenomenal catch-up trade to gold in the next few months,” he wrote.

As gold and silver catch fire, what's happening?

August 05, 2019

Ordinarily it would seem that circumstances are hugely favorable to gold and silver. But if governments lose on the market-rigging front, they can always become more openly totalitarian -- confiscating gold or outlawing private possession of monetary gold, imposing windfall profits taxes on capital gains in gold, raising royalty requirements on gold-mining companies to prohibitive levels, and so forth. So even as we all may hope for the best -- free and transparent markets, and limited and…

Silver Prices – The Next Five Years

August 02, 2019

Silver prices move higher as population adjusted national debt increases. (Dollar devaluation drives all prices higher.)Silver prices move higher and lower with crude oil, another commodity. Silver prices move opposite to the S&P 500 Index. (Investor preference for commodities versus paper assets.) The model weighs and combines these macroeconomic variables to produce a “calculated silver price.” Call it a “fair value” price.

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