I've been saying for years now that people can't wrap their minds around how high Bitcoin can go. Everyone is preaching caution right now which is interesting. The reality is that the demand is just getting started. Only a fraction of the asset managers have been buying. Plus Hong Kong still is awaiting the approval of their ETF. Then there will be retail. Things could get really serious. Those of us who were still buying the week after the FTX crash are about to be rewarded. Central to this transformative shift is Evelyn Infurna, whose profound comprehension of both cryptocurrency and traditional trading has played a crucial role. her comprehensive investment strategy and dedication to staying informed about market trends position she as an invaluable ally in navigating this new era of cryptocurrency investment...managed to grow a nest egg of around 3.4BTC to a decent 16B TC in the space of a few months...
I hear ya, during Covid I blew the bank and I took a bath hard, but bought at a mega over valuation.all about timing, I think if it gets lower then it is now they will be closing mines, therefore price on the metal starts spiraling up
Ya'll need to cover the Wyoming Reserve Opportunity Zone Fund which has Tax Free Appreciation in an OZ/QSBS using Gold/Silver in a big Vault operation.
What is the reason why Silver is so low in price versus gold, given the Silver:gold mined ratio is at 7:1 and overall Silver demand is now higher than supply: Miners (as owners of new silver) independently and freely ship their metal to the markets as "price takers" rather than work together and hold back a bit of supply as "price makers" to ensure best price. Take a scenario where COMEX/LME cannot ALWAYS guarantee enough physical deliveries for ALL industrial demand (including Solar/PV) because a "group" of miners decide to work together and control physical supply from time to time. What powers does a wholesale co-operative of Silver producers have? Consider OPEC. And why not? Silver used in Solar/PV is the new green "oil and gas replacement" for energy generation and most governments are mandated to migrate energy supply from fossil fuels because of climate change. Silver has no viable alternative. Silver is too rare and expensive to mine to then just sell 'cheaply' to financial manipulators who profit MORE than miners who put in ALL the hard work.
if you think silver is a smart investment then you simply dont know how to read a chart. Anyone telling you silver is a buy you are on the wrong side of a scheme.
What’s going on with Tier One Silver and countless other “home run” silver plays? They’re all cratering and have been a great way to incinerate capital
How many ounces of silver are there mined and unmined? Nobody can tell me? Until I know this I have zero understanding of silvers scarcity. Which is essential for anything to be “money”. I will stick with Bitcoin. Engineered money. Silver is good for manufacturing things so that value will always remain. Monetary value in silver will continue to die.
SILVER IS MONEY!! Part of the down payment for the home and acreage I live on was paid in SILVER. The owner I bought it from is a stacker. The offer of 268 ounces of SILVER, as part of the down payment, was immediately accepted.
No. Silver is not money. It’s an industrial material with a monetary premium, which is a legacy thing. But monetary premium is being eroded. It’s only old people who value silver as money. Young people don’t recognize silver as money at all. We have much better forms of money that will endure. Gold is much better than silver. Bitcoin is much better than gold. You may think Bitcoin and crypto as silly and imaginary. But young people have adopted crypto as money and are not going to give it up. That’s all that matters
@@anthonyg6221 Mark Dice has done these man-on-the-streets videos where he tries to give away a silver bar in a choice between silver or a Hershey’s chocolate bar. Nobody in the video wants the silver bar, even though it’s worth $200. The point that Dice and silver stackers take is that silver has unrealized value by the masses, and once people change their perceptions, there’s going to be a big correction to the upside for silver. My takeaway is that the general public has permanently moved on from the concept of silver as a monetary medium.
DOLLF will likely never be a mining company. They are an explorer and looking to find a resource that a major would have interest in buying them. The land becoming a mine is maybe five to ten years (if ever).
Goldcorp.. Yamana.. newcrest.. as a prior owner of them all i can tell you the problem with going down a tier is you get bought out at discount prices likely due to people with majority voting power getting under the table payments.. and end up owning majors that just took on a shyt load of debt to further hamstring their future growth
In 1980 two brothers purchased 250 million ounces of silver and artificially inflated the price. It’s not a good example of a realistic price baseline.
The problem with silver is we have better silvers now - platinum and palladium. Both are more rare, and neither corrode like silver does. So if we needed a secondary monetary metal to gold, we could use either of those. Silver is still useful as a commodity, but I don't see its necessity as a monetary metal anymore. It's main historical uses were to change small amounts of gold, which we now have fiat or digital for, or for countries that historically had no gold, which now isn't as much of a problem with a global economy.
Probably not useful as everyday money, unless the world absolutely goes to shite, in which case you'll really want lead. 😉 I don't see PGM's as a sub for monetary silver though, their value is closer to gold.
Thank you for pointing out the elephant in the room (silver and gold as genuine money). Your sin, by omission, is the brontosaurus you didn't mention, namely that bitcoin is emphatically NOT genuine money nor in fact a genuine anything except a non-tangible, digital representation of a fiat USD which not so coincidentally is not too far away from the same fate of said dinosaur. 'Efficient'? I can buy a bag of apples much more efficiently with fractional 90% silver than a bitcoin user. 'Transparent'? When I purchase silver or gold, no one knows about it except me and the seller. Ditto w/transactions when using it. (And of course try to find it). 'Scarce'? No two seashells are exactly alike. So each one's scarce. But how much is it WORTH?
@@INTERNETVID How efficient would it be transfer $1BN of value from London to Tokyo in physical gold or silver? How fast and cheap would that be? Now, how fast and cheap would it be to do the same with BTC? Answer these questions and you would know why BTC would demonetize both gold and silver and why the latter have no future.
@@justfedup No, you cannot. Thousands of attempts have been made and have failed. No one can replicate the network effect, held together by game theory and economic incentives, that BTC has.
There's a good reason for silvers underperformance. It was a massive bubble in 80. It is no longer a monetary metal. (used too much in industry). Gonna be lots of supply from copper mining. In God and Gold I Trust
@@Ilivewithpassion if there was a real deficit, wouldn't price reflect it? Hope burns eternal. Heard forever that silver will "soon outperform". Miners also. GREED, pure and simple. Also eternal. In God and Gold I Trust
@@robertk1834 Why not, Robert? Listen, mon. I well understand the desire for life changing increases in wealth, in the face of the 'evil' elite that want us suppressed and eating bugs (we have blackface, after all here in Canada). Too much to go into here, but when the matrix hyper collapses (a mathematical cert due to compound interest magic) GOLD will absolutely with no choice (TRUST issue) reset many multiples higher as it necessarily again assumes the role of SOV. Soooo, all thats needed is stack some physical and wait patiently. In God and Gold I Trust
I've been saying for years now that people can't wrap their minds around how high Bitcoin can go. Everyone is preaching caution right now which is interesting. The reality is that the demand is just getting started. Only a fraction of the asset managers have been buying. Plus Hong Kong still is awaiting the approval of their ETF. Then there will be retail. Things could get really serious. Those of us who were still buying the week after the FTX crash are about to be rewarded. Central to this transformative shift is Evelyn Infurna, whose profound comprehension of both cryptocurrency and traditional trading has played a crucial role. her comprehensive investment strategy and dedication to staying informed about market trends position she as an invaluable ally in navigating this new era of cryptocurrency investment...managed to grow a nest egg of around 3.4BTC to a decent 16B TC in the space of a few months...
She's often interacts on Telegrams, using the user-name.
@Infurnaevely
I appreciate the professionalism and dedication of the team behind Evelyn’s trade signal service.
Trading with an expert is the best strategy for beginners and busy investor s who have little or no time to monitor their trades.
I read about Evelyn Infurna too on the internet. That was how I connected with her. Good is got people’s back too....
No, it will go much higher than $50.
REAL SILVER IS MONEY!! CANT HOLD IT= DONT OWN IT! GOLD TOO !!! STACK IT!!! HOLD ONTO IT!
Kinda like dirt
@@Hawka-Loogy WTF DO YOU MEAN!! DIRT?????
@JOHNBANNON-ib3cj they want the dirt you own, they want it all!!
@@JOHNBANNON-ib3cj😂😂😂
Just buy bullion. I’ve been burned badly by the junior miners. So many hucksters. So many mining failures.
I hear ya, during Covid I blew the bank and I took a bath hard, but bought at a mega over valuation.all about timing, I think if it gets lower then it is now they will be closing mines, therefore price on the metal starts spiraling up
Junior miners are high risk high reward. Isn't that why they are called junior?
Jay thanks for this great content im looking for silver miners and this is helpful for me to make the nessery decision to deploy cash
#silversqueeze baby! Let's gooooo!🎉
What bullion dealrer will be able to buy back Silver at $100 p/oz say 100kg or more??
Stack Gold and Silver and you become the BANK!
This company and Blackrock Silver (Nevada) are my largest holding companies in the explorer space. Patience is the key in this sector. JMHO
Bla bla give ne your money so I can spend it and you only get Lucky if the rigged silver market moonshots
So are you talking about physical or are mining and paper, because everyone's talking about Gold
Ya'll need to cover the Wyoming Reserve Opportunity Zone Fund which has Tax Free Appreciation in an OZ/QSBS using Gold/Silver in a big Vault operation.
Bitcoin and some gold as small part of the treasury ($9M melting ice cube with currency devaluation. Bitcoin and gold are not in conflict
agreed
What is the reason why Silver is so low in price versus gold, given the Silver:gold mined ratio is at 7:1 and overall Silver demand is now higher than supply:
Miners (as owners of new silver) independently and freely ship their metal to the markets as "price takers" rather than work together and hold back a bit of supply as "price makers" to ensure best price. Take a scenario where COMEX/LME cannot ALWAYS guarantee enough physical deliveries for ALL industrial demand (including Solar/PV) because a "group" of miners decide to work together and control physical supply from time to time. What powers does a wholesale co-operative of Silver producers have?
Consider OPEC. And why not? Silver used in Solar/PV is the new green "oil and gas replacement" for energy generation and most governments are mandated to migrate energy supply from fossil fuels because of climate change. Silver has no viable alternative.
Silver is too rare and expensive to mine to then just sell 'cheaply' to financial manipulators who profit MORE than miners who put in ALL the hard work.
Set looks stunning!!!!!!!
BE a💱💱💱💱💱 MONEYCHANGER💱💱💱 Cash to Silver to cash?...too silver lastly, ha I'm a moneychanger....
Cash to Silver and then to Gold.(only.when the silver to gold gets to where it should be)
All these guys offer hope as rationale
#Gold & #Silver to the 🌕 baby we out 🚀 the more the national debt goes up the more #PreciousMetals i buy 😍
Very good presentation.
How about list on asx?
Piaget Altiplano, nice watch.
if you think silver is a smart investment then you simply dont know how to read a chart. Anyone telling you silver is a buy you are on the wrong side of a scheme.
The " big moment" that never gets here..😂
I doubt silver will ever be desirable to anybody under 50
I'm under 50!
@@TheJayMartinShow You are one in a million!
Good luck believing this lie.
Bought some today
I misheard as John Cookoo 😂
As early as May for 2600... Hard to buy that
Better sell then before it hits 17 again
What’s going on with Tier One Silver and countless other “home run” silver plays? They’re all cratering and have been a great way to incinerate capital
Asx: svl
I don’t like how this guy answers questions
you should ask for your money back
I hope this is the biggest problem you face today
How many ounces of silver are there mined and unmined? Nobody can tell me? Until I know this I have zero understanding of silvers scarcity. Which is essential for anything to be “money”. I will stick with Bitcoin. Engineered money. Silver is good for manufacturing things so that value will always remain. Monetary value in silver will continue to die.
About 800-850 million ounces per year.
greasy
How much does it cost per meter to drill?
Jamie at JP sure like AG. But what does he know 😊
SILVER IS MONEY!! Part of the down payment for the home and acreage I live on was paid in SILVER. The owner I bought it from is a stacker. The offer of 268 ounces of SILVER, as part of the down payment, was immediately accepted.
Now that's Awesome !
Love it
No. Silver is not money.
It’s an industrial material with a monetary premium, which is a legacy thing.
But monetary premium is being eroded. It’s only old people who value silver as money. Young people don’t recognize silver as money at all.
We have much better forms of money that will endure. Gold is much better than silver. Bitcoin is much better than gold. You may think Bitcoin and crypto as silly and imaginary. But young people have adopted crypto as money and are not going to give it up. That’s all that matters
@@cl5619 Silver is the actual definition of money in many languages.
@@anthonyg6221 Mark Dice has done these man-on-the-streets videos where he tries to give away a silver bar in a choice between silver or a Hershey’s chocolate bar.
Nobody in the video wants the silver bar, even though it’s worth $200.
The point that Dice and silver stackers take is that silver has unrealized value by the masses, and once people change their perceptions, there’s going to be a big correction to the upside for silver.
My takeaway is that the general public has permanently moved on from the concept of silver as a monetary medium.
Naked shorts wag the tail of everything SILVER! Ain't America great?
Great or horrid Silver.
Shorts nail it!
they shpuld finish the headline 😢with the following: silver's big moment...."dont hold your breath"
Wake up j Morgan controls silver market
Is there a timeline for when DOLLVF will actually move to a producer, or is that too far down the line?
DOLLF will likely never be a mining company. They are an explorer and looking to find a resource that a major would have interest in buying them. The land becoming a mine is maybe five to ten years (if ever).
Goldcorp.. Yamana.. newcrest.. as a prior owner of them all i can tell you the problem with going down a tier is you get bought out at discount prices likely due to people with majority voting power getting under the table payments.. and end up owning majors that just took on a shyt load of debt to further hamstring their future growth
I am with you. I think I get bite by the NewGold. The one is promoting the company decades ago but at the same time, the CEO suddenly quitted the job.
Kirkland too
silver is going to a billion dollars soon ANDY SCHECTMEN
I did all in on silver 24 months ago.
Hope dies always last 😂
In 1980 two brothers purchased 250 million ounces of silver and artificially inflated the price. It’s not a good example of a realistic price baseline.
Yep Hunt brothers
That shows how tight the market is when it can be corned by two men. Do you know how many trillions of dollars it’d take to do that to oil or gold?
Used futures and burnt old chap. Their wealth never recovered
If the hunt brothers were the reason silver ran in 1980. Then why did gold run?
Imagine the mining stocks fly and not the actual commodity lol😂
Been doing the opposite for 18 months.
@@found_treasures831 silver has done nothing
its like buying lottery tickets and getting a refund everytime, no risk, all the reward.
The sun didn't set upon the British empire because their own God couldn't trust the British in the dark.
Just buy SILJ around $8 and be patient.
I'm a Believer and bought in big
HECLA is a WEF ESG crap company
Long sticky money. Im out 😢😢😢
I hope this is not a pump and dump strategy. Like Bitcoin. I’m thinking about getting into silver and gold.
Buy them to give to your heirs, sleep better, or behold. No one ever got rich buying them, except me in 2001😊
its been in the 15-30 price range for over a decade.
physical or nothing.
Triple-digit Silver is coming, probably sooner than later.
😂 I’ve been waiting for that day for a decade.. meanwhile my silver hasn’t even outpaced inflation. Don’t get your hopes up
Zero chance of silver above 50
The hub and spoke model means there's 4-5 other mines within a stone throw away that are not getting enough attention
Go Shawn Go. Love the project and your style Shawn.
His energy is contagious!
😂😂😂😂😂
Not
Meanwhile meme coins went up 100x from bottom already 😆
JAY. Can u do a comparison of dolly Varde, tierone silver and silver tiger? Taking everything into account?
Silver is money and other things, but most importantly silver is magical.
Im looking forward , now who
The problem with silver is we have better silvers now - platinum and palladium. Both are more rare, and neither corrode like silver does. So if we needed a secondary monetary metal to gold, we could use either of those.
Silver is still useful as a commodity, but I don't see its necessity as a monetary metal anymore. It's main historical uses were to change small amounts of gold, which we now have fiat or digital for, or for countries that historically had no gold, which now isn't as much of a problem with a global economy.
Probably not useful as everyday money, unless the world absolutely goes to shite,
in which case you'll really want lead. 😉
I don't see PGM's as a sub for monetary silver though, their value is closer to gold.
True, but platinum and palladium are comparatively rare and allied with that, are not going to be able to meet future industrial demand.
Shawn you bring energy to this market thank you
Nice conversation
I believe in Silver no matter how long it takes!
Excellent interview, Jay. Thanks.
Silver is genuine money and so is gold, though neither is as efficient and transparent nor as scarce as bitcoin.
Thank you for pointing out the elephant in the room (silver and gold as genuine money). Your sin, by omission, is the brontosaurus you didn't mention, namely that bitcoin is emphatically
NOT genuine money nor in fact a genuine anything except a non-tangible, digital representation of a fiat USD which not so coincidentally is not too far away from the same fate of said dinosaur. 'Efficient'? I can buy a bag of apples much more efficiently with fractional 90% silver than a bitcoin user. 'Transparent'? When I purchase silver or gold, no one knows about it except me and the seller. Ditto w/transactions when using it. (And of course try to find it). 'Scarce'? No two seashells are exactly alike. So each one's scarce. But how much is it WORTH?
Can you replicate bitcoin? And if not why?
@@INTERNETVID How efficient would it be transfer $1BN of value from London to Tokyo in physical gold or silver? How fast and cheap would that be? Now, how fast and cheap would it be to do the same with BTC?
Answer these questions and you would know why BTC would demonetize both gold and silver and why the latter have no future.
@@justfedup No, you cannot. Thousands of attempts have been made and have failed. No one can replicate the network effect, held together by game theory and economic incentives, that BTC has.
@brianwoodrow6923 The amount of ignorance and lack of knowledge in this comment is beyond belief.
The man seem to know his deposits better than I who studied Geology
All these great mineral discoveries..... Soon Silver will bring $5.00 an ounce!! Whoopeeee!
He's talking about Gold
did you watch it??
What are you talking about?
@@lepton31415 own at the end he talks about it
Shawn's 20 years of experience says it all !
didn't he mentioned it twice. lol
Mining stocks will not beat physical silver and gold
very well researched.
There's a good reason for silvers underperformance. It was a massive bubble in 80. It is no longer a monetary metal. (used too much in industry). Gonna be lots of supply from copper mining. In God and Gold I Trust
so why are we in deficit for 2-3 years and as far as we can see ahead?
@@Ilivewithpassion if there was a real deficit, wouldn't price reflect it? Hope burns eternal. Heard forever that silver will "soon outperform". Miners also. GREED, pure and simple. Also eternal. In God and Gold I Trust
@@freedomroad999 That's why people are talking about a correction upwards...because the price currently DOESN'T reflect the deficit.
you say if there was, why didnt price... etc,
you might want to read the data instead.
@@robertk1834 Why not, Robert? Listen, mon. I well understand the desire for life changing increases in wealth, in the face of the 'evil' elite that want us suppressed and eating bugs (we have blackface, after all here in Canada). Too much to go into here, but when the matrix hyper collapses (a mathematical cert due to compound interest magic) GOLD will absolutely with no choice (TRUST issue) reset many multiples higher as it necessarily again assumes the role of SOV. Soooo, all thats needed is stack some physical and wait patiently. In God and Gold I Trust