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Silver is very, very close to an explosive move higher. When gold is really strengthening in real terms, that is a signal for when silver can really pick up. I don’t think either market is suppressed, I would say manipulated definitely. Capital is now going to start moving away from U.S. stocks and into gold and precious metals. The gains in silver will dwarf gold. You can get into a hairy situation for silver where someone, I don’t know, a government might try and corner the market. There’s a real supply problem coming the next dec. Silver is still historically really, really cheap.

This is still an incredible opportunity that sets us up for really explosive years with respect to precious metals and gold and silver. World War three is already happening. This is a house of cards and it is in the process of collapsing right now. You’re going to see an economic crash the likes of which we’ve never. Five folks, Canadian prepper here today on the channel we have Jordan Roy Byrne who is a chartered market technician, master of financial and technical analysis and publisher of the daily gold.com and we were just talking before the video started that he is dressed apart today.

Maybe this is why the price of gold and silver are, are skyrocketing today because you decided to put on a gold shirt. I don’t know. It could be, it could be. You know, it never fails that when I do these talks with financial analysts like yourself, the price of metals is always rising. So maybe I just got to do these more often. I’m hoping today to get your perspective on this stuff right here. Sure, if you can see that. Now you told me beforehand that you’re more of a technicals guy. Not really so much in the, you know, the physical market per se.

But what are your thoughts on the silver market right now? I mean, can you just elaborate on what you think, where you think this is all going? Because it looks as though we might actually transcend that $35 ceiling today. In the last month something really, really important has happened and that is looking at, I have some indicators. I look at, I have gold against the stock market also gold against a 60, 40 portfolio. So that’s gold against the total return of a portfolio that’s 60% stocks, 40, 40% bonds. So gold against the conventional portfolio that finally broke out of a 10 year base earlier this month.

And secondly, gold has also broken out against the stock market. It broke out of a four year range. So if we’re looking at these charts and we’re looking at, and we’re going back looking at this data over a hundred years, these breakouts in favor of gold. These major breakouts, this is only the fourth and the last 100 years. The other key breakouts were 1930, the end of 1971 and the end of 2001. So earlier this month was a critical inflection point in which capital is now going to start moving more away from US Stocks and into gold and precious metals.

And this is important because if you look at the performance of silver, you need this to happen first. I mean, you need this breakout to happen first for everything. But when gold is really strengthening in real terms, that is a signal for when silver can really pick up. So basically we’re at a significant turning point with respect to this month where we’re going to start to see more capital come into precious metals at the expense of the stock market. Doesn’t mean everyone’s going to sell all their stocks and go into gold and silver. But everything in markets happens on the margin.

So we’re seeing a change. We’re slowly but surely more and more money is going to move away from stocks and is going to come into precious metals. And if we look back in the last two or three, four years or so, we did see money started to move out of the bond market and go into precious metals. So now we’re seeing money is starting to move out of the stock market and go into precious metals. So that sets us up for really explosive years over the next few years with respect to precious metals and gold and silver.

And you know, talking about silver, if you look at a silver chart and you look at the monthly close in the quarterly close. So you know, 12 times a year we get the monthly close. Three, four times a year we get the quarterly close. So on Monday we’re going to get a monthly and a quarterly close. And looking at silver, I mean, I should have taken a look before we came on, but you know, $35 is really, really significant resistance on the monthly. More so the monthly chart, the quarterly chart, the resistance is around 32,33. But if silver were to close at 34, $35 on Monday, that would be the third highest quarterly close ever.

I, I don’t have it handy what the all time high quarterly close is. I think it might be 36 or 37, but essentially for silver there’s very significant resistance around 35 to 37. And ultimately when we see silver start moving past 37, you’re going to see silver moving much closer to more explosive moves because we don’t have, we have very limited overhead resistance from 37 to $50. And of course, then there’s nothing after 50. So in the last year, silver has been chewing through all this resistance, which is another word for supply. So there’s been supply available and people selling from 26, 28, 32, 30 to 35.

So this 26 to 35, there’s lots of supply, lots of resistance. Silver has been chewing through that. It’s done a really good job. And now that we see it at 35, as we can see on the screen behind you, it’s getting to the other end of chewing through all this supply. So silver is very, I mean it’s very, very close to an explosive move. Higher. I don’t know if it’s going to happen in the next week or next month or three or four months or six months or one month. But when we see silver take out that 35 to 37 area, it’s, it’s going to be primed for a really explosive move.

And so as we can see here today, in the last few days, silver is, it’s getting closer and closer. It’s finally chewing through that, all that resistance and supply from 32 to 34. And so gold right now is obviously that the gold, silver ratio is in gold’s favor. Why do you think that the price of silver has been so suppressed while gold has started its run already? And can you maybe explain a little bit more about this idea with respect to the relationship between the two and why silver lags gold? Is that what happened back in 2011 and 2012 as well? Yeah.

So if we look at the history, we have the 1970s, we have the 2000s and typically silver does lag gold. Typically what happens, gold breaks out, it makes a move, it pulls silver along with it, but then it takes some time. Eventually silver breaks through relative to gold and you see silver outperforming gold. Now I can speak to the technicals on gold and silver and what people have to understand earlier last year, gold broke out of this 13 year cup and handle pattern, which is a super bullish pattern, really rare. So March of last year, 2024, gold breaks out of this 13 year cup and handle pattern breaks out to a new all time high.

So there, there’s no overhead resistance for gold. It breaks above 2100. So there’s no overhead resistance, which means no supply. Like you see this in markets a lot when they break out of a really long range and they make a new all time high, there’s no resistance, there’s no seller. So everybody that basically was invested in the gold market or had bought Gold. At the point of that breakout, everybody is in the money. So everybody who has bought gold has made money on it. Everybody in history who bought and is still holding it, I should say.

And so therefore there’s very limited selling pressure. As it moves higher, the buyers and the bulls have the advantage. And so that is why gold was able to move up basically 50% in a year. It’s had this steady move over the last year because of this breakout. And I call it blue sky. So it’s broken out, it has blue sky above 20, 100. There’s no real overhead resistance now. So the problem for silver is while that happened for gold, silver, you know, I think was 26, 27, something like that. When gold broke out, silver had to chew.

It has to chew through all this resistance from $28 up until 35, like we were talking about a moment ago. And so that like from a technical standpoint, that’s been one issue is the supply and demand for gold based on the market. The supply is limited because it broke out to a new all time high. There’s very, very little selling pressure. While silver. What the chart is telling us is there’s all this selling pressure from 26, 28 up to 35. But what, what will happen is, as I was saying, eventually when silver, I think when it, when it can go above 35 to 37, that’s really the last significant selling pressure and resistance for silver.

Like once it gets above $37, it’s going to have very limited resistance until 50. And eventually when silver breaks 50, it’s in that blue sky territory that gold is in now. And so eventually when we see silver surpassed $37 an ounce, I think that’s the point. You’ll start to see it really pick up both in nominal but also relative to gold. And eventually silver will break 50. And based on what I talked about in my book and I looked at the history of these other patterns, when silver breaks 50, it could go to 100, you know, 18 months, 12 or 15 months after that.

And so to come back to it, it’s all about these key levels for silver. Silver is chewing through this resistance. It’s getting closer and closer to the end of this resistance. So when it can take out 37, that’s when you’re going to see it, I think really start to outperform gold. And again we’ll see silver go from 50 to 100 in like a year or 18 months, something like that. And so gold will still be rising alongside it. But you know, silver, the Gains in silver will dwarf gold and really kill gold at that point. So ultimately, if we’re more focused on silver, we’re at a really good point because we can still buy it ahead of when it is going to really outperform gold.

As you know, the gold, silver rate, it’s around 90, but eventually, you know, silver will break 50, run to 100. You know, who knows, is it in four years or two or three years or 18 months somewhere in there. But that ratio will come. I don’t. Does it come down to 50 or 40? So it’s, it’s disappointing that silver has not outperformed gold yet. But that’s the opportunity. The opportunity is gold has made this big move already. Of course it’s going much, much higher. But if you look at the numbers and facts and the charts in my book, silver is still historically really, really cheap.

This is still an incredible opportunity. It has not moved that much yet. All right, guys. So as some of you know, Canadian Prepper is a, a fully independent channel. We don’t have sponsors and we’re beholden to nobody. You can help support us by supporting yourself by gearing up@canadianpreparedness.com I know that in an emergency, having the right gear can make all the difference. This is why I’ve tested and curated the best preparedness products on the market so that you can be confident and ready for whatever comes your way. Now back to the video. Well, especially considering its industrial applications and like 37 bucks even psychologically speaking for the average retail investor.

I mean, someday, I imagine in the not so distant future, people are going to be talking about how cheap that was. Like 37 bucks is. Especially when you’re looking at gold prices so high. A lot of people can’t, you know, afford gold, right? You can buy it fractionally, but then you pay this wicked premium on it. You could, you know, invest in it. You could invest in like something that tracks gold. But you know, I think a lot of people are going to be moving to looking for an economic safe haven. And once retail get gets its final fleecing in the next market crash here, they’re going to be scrambling into something and then you’re going to have the industrial demand coupled on that.

Then you’re going to have the multipolarity, you know, the geopolitical stuff layered on that. So I think you’re right. I mean, I know you’re looking at this from like more of a technical analysis point of view, but do you at all factor into your analysis, like just the State of the world. And those industrial demand cases for silver when, when doing your prognosticating about the markets. Yes, I mean that, well, what I’ll say is that is all factored in. I mean some people might disagree, but all, all of those things in the market, everything that’s happening in the background, the market knows all that information.

So that is in the price. That is what we’re looking at. But I will say on industrial demand, like I’ve been a skeptic about that because if you look historically it hasn’t, it hasn’t really meant anything for silver. Like if you look at, when silver performs really well, it fall, it basically follows gold. Silver is a leverage play on gold. However, I will say what’s really interesting is if you look at, look at investment demand for silver and industrial demand, it’s really investment demand. It’s the same for gold. Investment demand is what drives the price. When the price of gold and silver up, investment demand is up.

Now this, I think this has started to change in the last year or two for silver because normally industrial demand for silver is up, investment demand is down, the price is down. However, in the last year, I think it was maybe the first year where you actually had, you had a deficit but you had huge investment demand at the same time. So this, this is a, I mean it’s a new thing for it. But this could be a real change in the market where investment demand is rising. Oh, and at the same time industrial demand is rising.

And if you look at the projections for industrial demand over the coming years, if we have steady industrial demand year after year over the next five or 10 years and the market trends higher, the price trends higher. As we all expect, you could get into a hairy situation for silver where someone, I don’t know, a government or whoever might try and corner the market. I mean, I’m not saying it’s going to happen the next year or two, but if we’re just looking out 10 or 15 years, it’s going to be a hairy situation as far as silver supply.

So yeah, some people might disagree with me. I don’t think we’re, we’re going to have an immediate supply problem. But if we’re looking out 5, 10, maybe even 15 years, somewhere in the next decade, we could really come into a real supply problem. And by the way, to, to just to piggyback on your point about silver is going to look cheap. Cheap right now, yes, it is going to look cheap. Right. I mean $37 silver, I mean that, that’s that’s going to be like looking like four or five bucks, you know, when we’re, when we’re talking here in five or seven years, like, it’s, it’s, it’s.

The price is going way higher. So when you say the government might corner the market, you’re saying that it’s going to be deemed like a national security thing, where they’re going to have to. Because, I mean, if silver’s industrial applications, if we’re talking about electrifying the planet, you know, and there’s what, 90% of the planet is still underdeveloped relative to the west, you know, I mean, that’s going to definitely put a lot of pressure. So you’re talking about potentially prohibiting silver as a monetary metal, as in the same way that they did with gold. Or is that, Am I off on that? I don’t want to, I don’t want to speculate.

I’m probably, you know, there’s someone who could better answer that than me. My. Just, yeah, my thinking is if we’re just putting, we’re just putting two and two together and we’re thinking about, well, there’s investment demand is rising in industrial demand. Even if you’re just looking at industrial demand by itself and you’re projecting out 10 years, like there could, there could be a point when it becomes rare and so valuable that someone, like what happened at the end of the 1970s, maybe someone tries to corner the market. I don’t know what the government, Governments will try and have their own special stockpiles or something like that.

Yeah, I just, Yeah, I mean, those sort of things. There’s other people who can speak on that much better than me. But it’s just. My larger point is if you have investment, because normally it’s either investment demand or industrial demand that’s rising, but in the last year, we are seeing both rising. It’s really rare for investment demand, the price to be up a lot. But industrial demand is rising at the same time. We’ve never seen that before. Again, you look at this, you look at what could happen in the next five to 10 years. There’s a real supply problem coming the next decade.

Is there still a lot of downward pressure in the paper markets? Like, is there still a lot of manipulation going on there? And could you maybe explain that relationship as it pertains to both silver and gold? I guess I’m always trying to get more insight about this phenomena of the relationship and the interplay between paper and physical. Is there a concerted effort to suppress the price of silver. There could be. Again, this is not. There’s other people who could. Yeah, there’s other people who could speak to this much better than I can. You know, very big, like, very big picture.

I don’t think the market, I don’t think, I mean, I don’t think either market is suppressed, but I would say manipulated, definitely. So that, yeah, that’s how I would answer that. And I just, you know, and I know some people might disagree with me and that’s fine, but I’m just, that’s only my opinion and I’m not, I’m not an expert, so I don’t profess to have an expert opinion on, you know, the manipulation and the suppression. My guess would be I think the market’s manipulated but not necessarily suppressed. Well, I think that lends to your credibility in terms of your, your other assessments and analysis that you’re not willing to speculate because there’s a lot of people who, who do.

I myself love to speculate. So, you know, I’ll do the speculation, I guess, for the both of us. So, you know, like, with respect to the mining aspect of this then, because I’m not sure if you know much about the profitability of silver mining and things of that nature. If you do, I would be interested to know, you know, what the, the margins are and if you have any insights about the, the other end of this industry, which would be the, the mining component. Is there something that people should be looking for in terms of, I don’t know, like the jurisdictions, the geology, the, you know, that just industry as a whole.

Do you, do you dabble in that at all? I do, I do. I’m very, I’m very active. I’m an investor in junior mining companies, exclusively junior gold and silver companies. So I am very active and that is something I, I follow. I am covering most of the Canadian companies. You know, I’m trying to find the ones I think are really high quality that really have a chance to make huge gains over the coming years. And yeah, jurisdiction is, is very important. But yeah, we’re really, we’re really looking for. There’s three things I’m looking for. I’m looking for, okay, which projects have the size potential, like you really want to find something that is at a minimum 80 to 100 ounces of precious metals equivalent, which is gold and silver.

The, the issue for a lot of silver projects or a lot of silver projects, they’re really base metals projects because most silver supply is mined as a byproduct so there’s, there’s very, there are some, but there’s very few mines that are exclusively silver. Like typically, you know, typically these, these pro, you know, you might have silver and some lead and zinc with it, or it could be silver and gold, or it could be silver and copper. So, so when I’m looking for something that’s silver and you’ll, you’ll see, oh, we have 500 million ounces of silver or silver equivalent, but that could be only a small amount of silver.

Like they’re counting the base metals as part of the silver. And so what I’m, when I say, you know, I’m looking for projects that have, you know, let’s say 100 million ounces or potential for 100 million ounces of precious metals equivalent, that is silver and gold only. So that’s something I’m looking for. The second thing is grade. It has, it doesn’t have to be super high grade, but, you know, it has to be, I don’t know, 200 or 300 grams per ton. The third thing is something that can be a mine and which is more difficult because there are projects that look really good and maybe the company stock is not doing that well.

That’s probably because the market thinks it’s ultimately not going to become a mine, like it’s too expensive to produce. There could be something wrong with it. There could be a permitting issue to your point about jurisdictions. So for me, those are the, if I, if I’m, those are the three characteristics of a silver project that I really want to see. Does it have size, potential, does it have enough grade? And does it, will it ultimately become a mine? And so those are the things that I’m looking for. And I’m looking at these smaller companies, but at the same time, I’m also looking at, you know, not huge companies, but companies that are big enough where they’re already established, like there’s enough value that they have already.

And so if, you know, if, if you find, you know, and I own some of these, if you find a silver company that they’ve defined a good deposit already or they’re building a mine or they’re, they keep growing what they have, and it looks economic, you know, it’s big, it has high enough grade, you don’t need to be a wizard. Like, you can just buy those as long as you’re not chasing them at super high prices. You know, obviously, you know, based on what we’re talking about here, the potential for silver to break above 37, break 50 in the next year or two.

I think when silver breaks above 37, like obviously all silver companies will do really well. But I would say go for the quote, like go for the quality. Companies don’t automatically just think, oh, I’m going to buy this 2 or 3 cent silver stock and it has silver in the name. Like this will go to $2. Like that necessary. That necessarily won’t happen. Like we know what’s going on with the silver market, you know, in the gold market, these larger fundamentals, we know where the market’s going. So if you’re going to invest in these companies, like do yourself a favor, do real research on these companies.

Like unfortunately most people, they do far too little research on the company. Like they research all the other things that are more interesting, you know, the silver supply or you know, prediction. What could it do? What is the chart saying? That stuff is important. But at the same time, if you’re going to invest in the stocks, do your analysis on these companies, like really do the research, like call management, you know, subscribe to services like mine. I mean, I know I’m scratching my own back here, but you know, subscribe to someone you trust who can give you good guidance along the way.

So I mean that, that’s my view on investing in the companies. There’s a lot of risk. You have to use a lot of common sense. But educate yourself and inform yourself on these companies. Like people spend far too little time when they decide to buy these stocks. Like they, they don’t research them enough. And there’s a political aspect to this as well. Right. Like we’re talking about entering a new age of tariffs. And so, you know, this could potentially be to the benefit of, you know, domestic mining companies here in Canada that they, you know, are able to potentially get past some of those permits that were preventing them from conducting business before, depending on, I guess, who gets elected.

So there’s all these other angles to this that I guess we have to, to consider in terms of like where this stuff is mined. I mean, some of these questions I’m going to ask you are probably pretty elementary compared to what you’re accustomed to. Because of course as preppers, we’re coming to this strictly from a metals, you know, physical market mindset. Where is silver predominantly mined? And I guess if you want to talk about gold or where would you think that the prospects for growth in the mining industry are most in terms of countries silver? I would say it’s in Mexico.

Mexico and Latin America. Okay. Predominantly that’s where most of these projects Are. There are a few in the US I’m not sure about Canada. Canada tends to be more gold and copper projects. But, you know, as you probably know, I mean, the Canadian gold price has been on fire even stronger than the US Dollar gold price. And so, like mining projects and actual gold mines in Canada, I mean, they are just killing it. They are just printing money now. But yeah, so with respect to kind of like our central bank, I guess. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah.

I mean, the mining companies are. They’re printing money almost as fast as these central banks spitting it out. Yeah. But, yeah, so for silver, it’s usually in Latin America, predominantly, I should say all these projects are in Mexico and other parts of Latin America for gold. You can find gold, I mean, all over. And do you yourself carry, like, do you deal in physical metals at all or is it strictly. I mean, I, I do own some physical for insurance purposes, but I’m not terribly active in that market. I’m more active in the junior markets. As an investor and a speculator.

I think I look at physical as, like, that’s financial insurance. Like, that’s a form of financial insurance. And then the owning things on the other side, like, those are investments. So that’s the way I look at it. I’m not as, you know, like, I’ll say there’s, there’s probably other people on your channel who are far more knowledgeable than me who can speak to the physical aspects of the actual physical market. You know, I, I’m more, more of an expert on the mining side and actual stocks and companies. Well, I would encourage anybody who’s interested in learning more about this to go and, and check out the daily gold.

Another really elementary question for you. If somebody just wanted exposure to metals and they wanted to deal in the paper markets, where would they go? Like, what etf? Or is there a particular something that they can. That tracks gold and silver, copper? What would you recommend in that respect? Not as a investment advice, but if somebody did. Yeah, I would look at, I think the central fund of Canada. I think that’s still, I know the symbol CEF, if that still trades in the U.S. but that’s a, that’s a fund that, that holds actual physical gold and silver.

So that’s, that’s one of my favorites. So, yeah, I would look at the ETFs that are similar to that, that actually are holding the physical. I think Sprott has, they have some products, but yeah, I’m more, yeah, I focus more on the stock. So. But, but those would be My answer for, for getting exposure to metals like a stock. Yeah. Just make sure you buy, buy these ones that actually own the metal. All right. And I guess lastly I’ll just ask you in terms of, you know, your projections for this year. It’s a, the dreaded question because of course you’re putting your reputation on the line here.

I mean you can give yourself an off ramp if you want, but what would you say, you know, coming the end of the year, where do you see the price of silver and gold at the end of 2025 and I guess maybe your long term projections? Yeah, I mean I, I do talk about project my predictions in the book, but I’m a little hesitant. But I will say with respect to silver, if we can see silver break above 37 in the next few months, then it probably, it probably could get to I, I think the mid-40s.

Maybe it’ll test 50 by the end of the year. My guess would be I think 50 is more likely to be broken next year. I, I think this year the real key, I mean we’re getting really close is, is let’s see if silver can break 37 and get into the 40s. So I think that’s possible for silver by the end of the year. For gold, I think at some point gold could have a 10 or 12 pullback this year. I mean it could happen in a month, it could happen in four or five months. I don’t know.

But I would, I do think, you know, eventually gold will be higher by the end of the year. You know, I know it could be 3530, 600, something like that. If we’re looking out the next two years, if we have an economic downturn, like if we have a recession or we have really bad stagflation in the U.S. if that comes about in the next two years, then I think you’ll see gold at 5,000, silver at $100 an ounce. So that’s the key. Like when I look at the technicals, I’m always thinking about, okay, what’s going to happen with the market in the economy that you know, facilitates or allows for the markets to reach these prices? Because you don’t, you know, if someone’s saying, you know, oh, based on this little bump here in the chart, gold is going to go to 5,000 in 18 months.

And they’re not that like that’s all they’re telling you. I mean that’s basically you’re rubbing a crystal ball. They’re just pulling it out of their ass, basically. Like that doesn’t help anybody. So my larger point is if we do get a downturn in the economy, like a recession where the central banks have to cut rates somewhat aggressively, or we morph into some kind of a stagflation in the next year or two, that will set up the potential in the next two, three years for 5,000 gold and $100 silver. I mean, my intuition is that just looking at things at it on its face, silver is not popular, gold is not popular.

It’s not being talked about in the media. Retail could care less about it still. They’re still chasing altcoins and hoping that Tesla stock rises on the latest tariff news or something crazy like that. So eventually that is going to pivot, I think, back into a commodities, you know, resource based economy focus. And so it just seems evident to me that it has to happen, it’s just a matter of when. So I’m kind of with you in that. Yeah, we got to be careful in terms of saying, okay, everybody pile in now. But it just seems obvious to me that, I mean, once people realize what’s going on and once, you know, retail finally divests from the stock market and gives up on it, which, I mean, who knows, they could keep the casino running for years and years.

But yeah, that’s just my intuition anyways that, well, you know, your, your intuition. I, I do want to touch on that because I do have a, I think a couple charts in my book and I have been publishing these recently on my Twitter feed. But if you look at the amount of money, like if you look at all the money that’s in exchange traded funds and the percentage of that that’s in gold, in the gold ETFs and you look at those charts, I mean, it’s like the percentage of money that’s in gold, it’s like really, really like it would have to go up like seven times just to get where it was in 2011.

So even though the price has been trending up, like, you’re absolutely right. Like if you look at the data and look at how much money is invested in stocks versus gold and silver, it’s nothing. There isn’t. You’re exactly right. These charts bear it out. There is nothing like nobody is invested in these markets yet. And they’re just slowly, prices are slowly moving higher. And yeah, I mean I, you know, I made the point in one of my free newsletters I showed, I think a picture of the amount of money that’s in silver ETFs now compared to 2011 what if it just goes up, you know, a little bit or, you know, a couple percent? You know, where’s the silver price going to? Like, you don’t need to see, you don’t need to see a massive move into gold and silver.

Just a little bit more money. If it moves into silver, it’s going to go over $50 easily. So, you know, I, you know, I, I have to applaud you because there’s actual hard data that bears out your intuition. Well, and I mean if I was the companies or the central banks or dare I say the elites, if you want to keep buying this stuff, you know, I wouldn’t want to popularize it either. I would not want, you know, retail driving the price up. I would want to quietly be acquiring as much as I could to position myself for that very thing, which seems to be what’s happening right now.

That’s what the smart money’s doing. I mean and, and the smart money, they just, they slowly position, they don’t go all in at once. They just slowly dollar cost average. And that’s what I would, you know, encourage the audience. I mean, they don’t necessarily need my encouragement, I’m sure. Yeah, you know, don’t feel like you have to buy, you know, a million ounces of gold. Just look, just keep buying a little bit of gold or, you know, maybe you’re going to buy a little bit of silver every month by a little bit. You’re going to be really happy you started doing that in five or seven years from now.

And like we were talking about earlier, silver is still really cheap. Like there’s still, you know, I mean it has not moved that much like this, this price again, this, you know, two, three, four years from now, this, this price is going to look really, really cheap. Yeah, I was just recommending to some of the camera crew here before we started that you know, just put away, you know, a few ounces of silver a month. If you can afford it, go a little bigger. But you know, over time you’re going to retain your purchasing power in the very least and quite possibly make more money.

I mean, I’ve interviewed pundits on the channel who think it’s going to be less a store of value and more explosive investment at some point. Anyways, what is your book about and where can people go to learn more about what the services that you offer? They can go to my website, thedailygold.com they can opt in there for a free copy of my book. I send you a PDF and an ePub file. It’s really easy to read. There’s a hundred charts. It’s a lot of the information that we talked about today is in the book. I’m basically giving an overview of precious metals.

How, how gold and silver move over time. Like from a 50,000 foot view. What, why do they move, you know, what causes them to move, when they move, you know, what’s the impact of other markets? Because all these things are interrelated. So I look at that, I talk about, you know, how their, their value right now at present, you know, based on history. And so there’s just, there’s so many charts in the book. And I also talk about the mining companies and, and how, how it’s a boom bust industry. You can make a lot of money but you can also lose a lot of money.

I mean you can make tons of money in these mining companies but there’s always a 60 bear market around the corner at some point. So yeah, I’m looking, I talk about mining companies, junior mining companies, the ones I like to invest in. Yeah, parts of it are a little technical. I also have a chapter on de dollarization which my friend Vince Lancy is a professor, wrote that because he, he’s way more knowledgeable on d dollarization than I am. So yeah, I mean it’s, it should be a quick read. There’s lots of charts and graphs in there and again, doesn’t cost you anything.

Just go to my website thedailygold.com they can get that for free. And I’m also putting, I’ve started to put lessons from the book on my YouTube channel which is also the Daily Gold. So if, if you don’t want to read it, you can, you can watch the videos. I’m putting each chapter into one lesson. I’ve published. I think three or four so far. Good stuff man. Well, thanks a lot for coming out. I would encourage people to go and check out Jordan’s YouTube channel and the Daily Gold.com for more information check out his blog which you, I think you update quite regularly, don’t you? Yes.

Awesome. Good stuff man. Well, thanks for coming out. I appreciate it. Hey, thanks so much for having me. The best way to support this channel is to support yourself by gearing up@canadian preparedness.com where you’ll find high quality survival gear at the best prices. No junk and no gimmicks. Use discount code prepping gear for 10% off. Don’t forget the strong survive but the prepared thrive stay safe.
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