it shocks me seeing people in coin shops selling silver and gold for Bank of England promissory notes. Its a no brainer to me........Unobtainium coming soon.
In my opinion, the only reason for that is, they are hurting for cash. Some people may be selling after years of stacking, and are walking away with a profit, but you’re right, the smart people are still accumulating.
If you look at the market balance since 2015 and then add up the cumulative surplices / deficits then the market balance only tipped negative in 2022, that's also when the Silver price has started to be bullish, by the end of 2025 the cumulative market balance since 2015 is going to be close to -937Moz, the Silver market has fundamentally changed since 2022 and no one seems to have realised this, not even the Silver bugs.
Holding silver is a no brainer, but to create a frenzy as this channel is doing is a disservice to those of us trying to horde on the cheap. In the end there will be those of us at the TABLE and others with empty pockets.
I always thought that the financial system would have to fail for silver to go up but it's looking less and less likely to be necessary. Thanks for keeping us up to date and I agree. It could easily go to 1/1 with gold and then overshoot. Crazy stuff in California. If people think that responsible adults are looking after the financial system ......... California.
Nobody actually believes that anything will change . Even major coin stores with U - Tube channels state that there is PLENTY OF silver and an 80-1 gold to silver ratio will never change . ( I’m all in silver and getting nervous ) Hard to believe the constant contradictions .
It might be the trailer park in me here but can yall picture the markets when commodities finally end up under the magnifying glass? Scrap metal prices will be wild, some of the poorest folks are sitting on goldmines and have no idea lol.
@@KoDeMondo yes you are right. Many were waiting for $120k BTC before going all into silver bullion but it may not get there while silver is still so low
@@DaveSilver-SilverSqueeze I got out of BTC at 74k. A bit early, but then i put that into silver, so no big loss. Only had $1000 in BTC, all of it mined.
@@DaveSilver-SilverSqueezeit's the grand finale of many crypto stacker, and to be totally honest with you I have heard that from many people, but seen how it's going best to get into position as earlier as possible.
I don't care what he is saying. He’s just telling you what you want to hear. What if this is a bull trap? Suddenly, all the experts are claiming that there’s no physical silver, and the price of silver will start rising. Many of you have invested significant amounts of money into it. But then, when silver reaches a critical price-around $50-the silver hidden in their vaults might be released onto the market in huge quantities, driving the price back down to $20. You’re very critical of official data and often claim that it’s been forged. Yet, when they present data that aligns with your narrative-in this case, a low silver supply-you accept it without question. Anyway, it’s a very interesting situation, and I’m curious to see how this will unfold. I smell giant bull trap.
@@KamilSkalny and actually we didn't invest... There is no such word "investment" here! Sorry again, this is not an investment, but only and only a redeemtion of worthless currency, so basically nothing, with something that exist and it is has a storage of energy value and intrinsic value 😜
@@KoDeMondo Your "storage of energy and intrinsic value" lost 60% of it's purchasing power in 2008. In Argentina during rapid inflation period silver and gold lost almost 100% of it's purchasing power. Your "store of value" have more leaks than Iraqi Navy.
In 2008, during the "Crysis Crunch," the US banking system literally started melting down. Gold lost 30% of its value, and silver dropped 60%. This means that inflation for both metals was higher than for the US Dollar. You believe that gold and silver are a "store of value." That term suggests that silver maintains its purchasing power over time. But it doesn’t, for Christ’s sake! I’m really tired of having this conversation with you. I’ve made lengthy comments on this, provided historical data, you laughed it off, and you’re still arguing with me without using logical arguments. Gold has lost 60% of its purchasing power over the last 700 years, while silver has lost well over 90%. In the 15th century, 5 grams of silver was a decent daily wage for a mason or carpenter in London. Today, 5 grams of silver is worth about £4. Not convinced? Consider this: You go to Argentina last year, where inflation was over 300% (officially). If you bring gold and silver, you won’t be able to pay for food. No hotel or business will accept your bullion. How do you exchange your bars or coins for cash if there’s no market liquidity? Your only option is the black market. But in a foreign country, you’d have to find someone willing to give you 200kg of worthless Argentinian pesos in exchange for a single Krugerrand. Real-world scenarios, recent events, and historical data clearly show that gold and silver stackers lose in the long run. Dave made a valid claim: the market is manipulated. How does he know that the "growing concerns among experts" right now aren’t just another market manipulation designed to lure people in a bull trap? Listen, man. I don’t know you, and you don’t know me. But at least we both like Motörhead (I’ve pogo-danced many times in Manchester, right in front of Lemmy). If you disagree with me, give me logical arguments and challenge my data. Otherwise, this conversation doesn’t make any sense. Peace.
it shocks me seeing people in coin shops selling silver and gold for Bank of England promissory notes. Its a no brainer to me........Unobtainium coming soon.
In my opinion, the only reason for that is, they are hurting for cash. Some people may be selling after years of stacking, and are walking away with a profit, but you’re right, the smart people are still accumulating.
If you look at the market balance since 2015 and then add up the cumulative surplices / deficits then the market balance only tipped negative in 2022, that's also when the Silver price has started to be bullish, by the end of 2025 the cumulative market balance since 2015 is going to be close to -937Moz, the Silver market has fundamentally changed since 2022 and no one seems to have realised this, not even the Silver bugs.
Holding silver is a no brainer, but to create a frenzy as this channel is doing is a disservice to those of us trying to horde on the cheap. In the end there will be those of us at the TABLE and others with empty pockets.
I always thought that the financial system would have to fail for silver to go up but it's looking less and less likely to be necessary. Thanks for keeping us up to date and I agree. It could easily go to 1/1 with gold and then overshoot.
Crazy stuff in California.
If people think that responsible adults are looking after the financial system ......... California.
Cheers to an excellent interview 🎉
If 'that day has finally come' is the promissory notes gambit, now or about to become obsolete?
Nobody actually believes that anything will change . Even major coin stores with U - Tube channels state that there is PLENTY OF silver and an 80-1 gold to silver ratio will never change . ( I’m all in silver and getting nervous ) Hard to believe the constant contradictions .
It might be the trailer park in me here but can yall picture the markets when commodities finally end up under the magnifying glass? Scrap metal prices will be wild, some of the poorest folks are sitting on goldmines and have no idea lol.
China found a lot of lithium in Tibet...
Good news Dave but but you need to get out ASAP from your BTC investment.. Because otherwise you will be left with empty hands
@@KoDeMondo yes you are right. Many were waiting for $120k BTC before going all into silver bullion but it may not get there while silver is still so low
Why is this not front page news already
@@DaveSilver-SilverSqueeze I got out of BTC at 74k. A bit early, but then i put that into silver, so no big loss. Only had $1000 in BTC, all of it mined.
@@DaveSilver-SilverSqueezeit's the grand finale of many crypto stacker, and to be totally honest with you I have heard that from many people, but seen how it's going best to get into position as earlier as possible.
@@Spirit-FilledMindset all this money??? Oh jesus !!!
You should have a look at XRP...BTC 2.0..still cheap
I don't care what he is saying. He’s just telling you what you want to hear. What if this is a bull trap? Suddenly, all the experts are claiming that there’s no physical silver, and the price of silver will start rising. Many of you have invested significant amounts of money into it. But then, when silver reaches a critical price-around $50-the silver hidden in their vaults might be released onto the market in huge quantities, driving the price back down to $20.
You’re very critical of official data and often claim that it’s been forged. Yet, when they present data that aligns with your narrative-in this case, a low silver supply-you accept it without question.
Anyway, it’s a very interesting situation, and I’m curious to see how this will unfold. I smell giant bull trap.
@@KamilSkalny yep like your comment here!! 🤣
@@KamilSkalny and actually we didn't invest... There is no such word "investment" here! Sorry again, this is not an investment, but only and only a redeemtion of worthless currency, so basically nothing, with something that exist and it is has a storage of energy value and intrinsic value 😜
@@KoDeMondo Your "storage of energy and intrinsic value" lost 60% of it's purchasing power in 2008. In Argentina during rapid inflation period silver and gold lost almost 100% of it's purchasing power. Your "store of value" have more leaks than Iraqi Navy.
@KamilSkalny 🤔 please elaborate
In 2008, during the "Crysis Crunch," the US banking system literally started melting down. Gold lost 30% of its value, and silver dropped 60%. This means that inflation for both metals was higher than for the US Dollar.
You believe that gold and silver are a "store of value." That term suggests that silver maintains its purchasing power over time. But it doesn’t, for Christ’s sake! I’m really tired of having this conversation with you. I’ve made lengthy comments on this, provided historical data, you laughed it off, and you’re still arguing with me without using logical arguments.
Gold has lost 60% of its purchasing power over the last 700 years, while silver has lost well over 90%. In the 15th century, 5 grams of silver was a decent daily wage for a mason or carpenter in London. Today, 5 grams of silver is worth about £4. Not convinced?
Consider this: You go to Argentina last year, where inflation was over 300% (officially). If you bring gold and silver, you won’t be able to pay for food. No hotel or business will accept your bullion. How do you exchange your bars or coins for cash if there’s no market liquidity? Your only option is the black market. But in a foreign country, you’d have to find someone willing to give you 200kg of worthless Argentinian pesos in exchange for a single Krugerrand.
Real-world scenarios, recent events, and historical data clearly show that gold and silver stackers lose in the long run. Dave made a valid claim: the market is manipulated. How does he know that the "growing concerns among experts" right now aren’t just another market manipulation designed to lure people in a bull trap?
Listen, man. I don’t know you, and you don’t know me. But at least we both like Motörhead (I’ve pogo-danced many times in Manchester, right in front of Lemmy). If you disagree with me, give me logical arguments and challenge my data. Otherwise, this conversation doesn’t make any sense.
Peace.
🫵🏽🤣 good that all my stocks are full 🫵🏽😎