Thanks for another well researched presentation. I am still holding to the 40:1 ratio of Silver to Gold as you recommend.

Your message is sound, but its also common sense. Please highlight the value in paying a subscription for common sense. FYI, when the catalyst to a bank holiday resets the USD global currency, gold will be the sole peg used to restart a single global currency. The catalyst will be BTC taking down the derivative markets btw. This is the plausible deniability the elites will use to justify another global lockdown (this time financial).

Of course

Toned not tarnished

@@debralabarge614 Yes, silver can look better with some toning ! They say never clean coins.

Toning is corrosion. Beautifully toned coins sometimes have a higher premium.

@@jimscherer8072 I have a few. If the weight and size comes out on target and has a tarnish then it is genuine.

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The thing about gold is that even central bankers recognize that it is the bedrock of the financial world. Paper currencies come and go and few lament that process, unless they live in a country that has had a currency collapse and then it means that their life savings, if any, have gone bust. This seems to be the thing about Asia because there are so many people there who either have lived through a currency collapse or someone in their family has done so. Such memories tend to be passed down to younger generations so that the effect of a currency collapse won't be forgotten.

Silver prices have been rising alot faster than gold prices now, each to his own

keep in mind the health effects colloidal silver etc. to stop infections. You can save lives in bad situations.

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The Silver Storm is coming

Ah interesting

Excellent point, unfortunately it will probably be the cease to exist, at least it seems that way now 🤝

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It's starting already with state reserves

We are never going back to a gold standard ever again. It's just simply impossible in this modern digital age.

Governments buying gold not bitcoin, gold backed crypto incoming

There will be some who see the wisdom in your comment but many in the younger generations think that digital everything is the way to go. I see their attraction to this but do not share it. As a stock investor of 40+ years, I can't find any way to value the various cryptos. When researching a company, one can look at their assets in terms of plants, equipment, land, technology, patents, plans for growth, markets entered and new market potential, spending, debt, cash flow, taxes paid, etc. There's nothing like this for the cryptos, so it's basically whatever someone will pay for them. This makes them a speculation, not an investment. Sure, money can be made speculating, and there is no doubt of that. But it also can lead to a substantial loss of capital if one is not very careful. Hopefully, it will work out for them and not be too painful. But pain can be an excellent teacher.

​@@edb3877I just can't believe Bitcoin is still around. I see no value in it, it isn't a tangible asset, why would anyone want it and why is it valued more than gold? Lol, doesn't make sense. I'd rather have gold.

@@edb3877 The younger generation will learn a painful lesson one day when gov. start banning and owning crypto currency because their not getting their tax dollars out of it and its in direct competition to the currency of the country.

@@lamarravery4094 I think that it is the fact that cryptos are new that make them attractive to some people. Appreciating the things that have withstood the tests of time is something that most of us have to grow into via our own life experiences. I see the prices of bitcoin and gold as being reversed. It is not bitcoin that should be $70k per oz. but gold. At some point, this is likely to become clear to one and all and when that times comes everyone will wish that they either had gold or more gold than they do. Here is a thought that ALL crypto lovers should consider: The US Gov and the Fed derive enormous power from their ability to create "money" out of thin air. These entities also do not share power easily or at all if they can avoid doing so. Currently, we see NO competing paper money in the US. Most other nations are the same and for the same reason. What is it that makes anyone think that the US Gov and / or Fed will tolerate ANY competing digital currencies once the CBDC comes out? I don't see how they would or could. At that point, what happens to the cryptos? Will they be banned, as in China? Will the US Gov simply buy them out at some fixed price, declaring them to be invalid after that time or forbid any and all commerce in them? There are multiple possibilities here but few of them will be good for cryptos holders. Note also that the central banks and most governments are not stacking cryptos. They ARE stacking gold, however, and lots of it.

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Right which is why I always tell people the price of Gold and Silver don’t really matter. It’s all about purchasing power. There’s no floor to fiat so therefore no ceiling to Money (Gold/Silver) or other commodities.

Suggest you try following Lynette Zang. Alasdair macleod & Andrew Maguire @ Kinesis money... Used prices on cars in the UK are coming down . I couldn't sell one for the same as auto trader prices (same specs and mileage as others) and had to drop price slowly by 2k until it went . Took about 4/5 months to shift it .

Gold went from $35 to $700 in the 1970s. Bread didn't go up 2000% during the 1970s.

@@jonh8125 I wanted to buy a Ford Connect back in 2022, the price then was £21,000. I was waiting for gold to go up before buying. I hung on and now a Ford Connect is £26,400.

Remember guys. Vehicles ..... Houses do not go up in value, it just takes more of that devaluing fiat currency to buy the same thing. Gold / silver is being manipulated through ETFs. Andrew Maguire has spoken about the market manipulations .

They are either lying or are just wrong. In the case mentioned - I think he’s just wrong. Be careful who you follow.

Word is ib Morgan has ag

Are they talking paper silver? Not the same thing.

Silver slayer is a known scammer, spammer, and click baiter.

@@Spirit-FilledMindset I'll take it that they are over enthusiastic.

"Sure bitcoin might go higher, but it might get cut out of the banking system too if it's seen as a threat to CBDC's." My very thought as well. The creation of "money" by the central banks and governments of the world confer upon them enormous power and this is the one thing above all else that neither central banks nor governments share willingly, if at all. We don't see any competing paper currencies within nations, so why would they allow a competing digital currency?

100% agree with this comment. Silver is my favorite too. I own 1/10 of a BTC. Enough to have a hedge, but not enough to hurt me in case we get a worst-case scenario. Only 2% of the world's population can own 1/10 of a coin assuming even distribution, so it's a much more significant position than it sounds.

50 eagles with a $1 denomination at ($28 each) is $1400 1 gold buffalo with a $50 denomination is currently $2200 or so So if it’s better to stack actual federally spendable bullion, than eagles are currently the go-to

Please watch the start of my video - I address it. India did not buy any silver. Private dealers in India bought silver from the UAE because they were able to expose a tax loophole. So many KZfaqrs are spreading bad information. I’m not trying to come down on your comment - just trying to make sure people are properly informed.

​@@baldguymoney5568so silver was bought, just not by the government or central banks?

@@dpirkl4560. That’s correct.

India nobody interest that corupt country

It was bought by private dealers looking to skirt some of the taxes. Look it up guys - the information is out there.

Could be - but it’s an important distinction.

He also sold that 130M worth of silver and somehow, coincidentally I'm sure, got a seat at the elites Big Boy table. We just can't have anyone with BIG bucks fooling around with a VERY profitable scam like manipulating the silver market.

@@nooneimportant779 still paying all bills with the fiat money until governments require digital, nobody will accept silver as payments

Thank you so much. Too many metals KZfaqrs out there pull opinions out of the air - I don’t do that here.

and governments will only allow digital money no more cash

@@GLang-kq5lwwrong it newer wil be

Glad you like them!

I appreciate that!

Much appreciated Rick!

Cheers!

the energy ratio is irrelevant.

You make an excellent point. I never thought of it that way. Mike Maloney always talks about how Gold and Silver as money and a medium of exchange make sense because at the EOD you’re doing the work required to get the metal into your hands. People have to keep in mind the pay from your job was never supposed to be a way for you to profit necessarily. It’s an enhanced form of barter. Instead of directly doing the job someone needs you can do a job you’re good at instead and we’ll do the math of the value you’re producing and give it in the medium of exchange. You can buy a house even flipping burgers or bussing tables but it’ll take much longer than someone performing surgery or fixing plumbing. Thanks for the insight. I hope you learned something too.

The numbers from the Royal Mint try to account for that partially.

Private banks - yes. Big difference vs. Central Banks.

@@baldguymoney5568 Yes and they also buy and sell what they stock, just another revenue source for them.

Is it physical or paper? Makes a difference which.

@@dpirkl4560 When private banks stock pile metals, they stock physical metals, the same goes for Central Banks, the differences would be banks would stock smaller amounts, where as Central banks would stock piles would be in larger quantities.

Banks are all criminal gangster

@brandonso: great video, but no value only illusion, future is cashless

I don’t live in the United States - but everyone should research before buying any home or silver to determine what’s best for them.

@@baldguymoney5568 Agreed and I would add that state laws tend to be flexible, thus prone to being changed. One must research them annually to be sure that what they know is still correct.

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you very much!

Thanks! Will do!

Cheers! These are the facts.

Link to sources in the video description - I do not want to mislead anyone :)

Thanks, will do!

"Collector" being the operative word. FORGET any collectibles. Weight and purity are key. If you want to collect silver and retain value above its weight, buy numismatic silver coins. That also applies for gold.

The art bars increased by $50 and sometimes $100 per bar. A buffalo/Indian round has barely increased. Its best to find silver with cool designs. For instance...why would you buy a Buffalo round when you can buy a Dead men tell no tales Pirate round for about the same price. The Pirate round when discontinued will blow away the Buffalo in years to come. @@winstonsmiths2449

Thank you!

It's not an assumption - it's a fact. Don't believe me if you don't want to - there are plenty of KZfaqrs who will tell you what you want to hear.

When Silver prices reach the top, I would feel would be the best time to change silver into gold

@bruce5895: still paying all bills including taxes with dollars

@@GLang-kq5lw I get your point, but one day when the fiat dollar is worthless or almost worth nothing and the stores will not except digital currency as payment, I can offer them real money like silver to get the things that I need. In fact I could do it right now if I wanted to, because I have asked, example, the next time my car needs a brake job, now, what do you think a farmer would say if you wanted to do a trade his vegetables or livestock for silver, I already know what they would say, do you ? One more point, if you went to one of those poor countries and tried to buy something with their currency that's worthless like Venezuela and offered them a choice, do you want physical silver or your currency what do you think that they would say ? Anyway the trading aside, I store metals to protect my wealth, as the currencies of the world go down in value and inflation goes up, I know that my metals will counter react to the value of the currency going down, in fact they would go up in value, Silver and Gold go up in value every year about 7% can you say the same about your investments. Why do you think all the central banks of the world stock pile gold because its real money.

It newer be happen dream on jou cane still buy many white fiat money I mean cahs many wrong Ami

Gold is used by the Central Banks and their countries as a means of international settlement for transactions of Trade or to establish good credit for their currency. There is really no need for them to buy Silver because the countries have their own Silver Reserves.

@@nooneimportant779 they keep buying up gold, but then they will stop cash and introduce digital for payments

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I don’t think I understand.

It is manipulated to a certain degree.

Lower price - need to cover the cost of doing business. Premiums are on the rise as people are only now regaining some interest.

Little known fact about me - I collect art. Not a fan of silver - I prefer Bronze.

Thank you for watching.

I think it’s a totally sound approach. I do things a bit differently - I buy my properties cash - but your approach is ok too and something a lot of the wealthy do themselves.

If we hit a 60-1 that means the plebs are awake to the fiat scam. More holders of the cheaper metal will drive ratios closer...IMO.

I believe that the price of Silver will have to go up if the ratio of Silver to Gold goes down, that's simple math.

Silver is so undervalued it has to go up at some point right? Keep hoping this paper silver on the market will get exposed for what it is and the masses will catch on them I think it’s to the moon with silver.

Great question. I always say time in the market beats timing the market - especially if you are subject to capital gains. Could you rebuy? Sure.. but look at a chart of gold and think about where we’re likely going - if your answer is up, why play with fire?

Thank you for the great comment. I do not play the silver to gold ratio. I do not plan to swap - but to those who do, I’d say start around 60 and see if it gets to 40.

Your guess is as good as mine. I have to assume it’s a hedge play for their financially risky activities. If the system blows up - the bank may endure. That’s just a wild guess though.

Thanks for sharing.