I Love this guy, I would love to meet him for it would be an honor .He is down to earth a no BULLSHIT kind a fellow tells it like it is. We as a people need more Keith Neumeyer's in the world and in no time things would get straighten out .
Do what he says, BUY SILVER now, and First Majestic. JPM is not dumb. Central banks are not dumb. Hate them, but copying their moves totally, (except with silver instead of gold).
Whenever I see the name Neumeyer, I click. This guy knows what's coming and it's not a bad idea to invest in First Majestic either. Great things coming for the precious metals industry.
What about the political, jurisdictional and social situation in Mexico? What if the drug cartels sooner or later become interested in gold and silver producing mines? How safe is the investment?
I'm up 42% with AG since March 2019 purchase, and was 62% at the recent peak! First Mining Gold is another Neumeyer company (he owns 1.25M shares, or more). I own it, too. Like Keith a lot!
Can i get paper share certificates for any of these companies?? Also people project silver should be $660 (40x). What are your expectations for silver mining companies?
I said, “... to buy silver”, not “to sell silver”!! The opposite is currently true in the housing market. Incidentally I’m selling my home so I can buy more silver (and gold).
@@firstlast3507 The sleepy world would with draw all their money out of the fake paper system as the world would know there was something really really wrong if they took silver off the market , they are screwed either way . Saying that as the system collapses they probably will Nationalise silver , before that happens when silver gets to $1000 dollar an oz or above I will sell back to the system for the New Currency (Financial Reset) , what ever that is going to be
Great insights on the silver fundamentals in this video! Silver has outperformed gold in every precious metals rally for the past 40+ years and there is no reason to expect the next one to be any different.
One correction with the presentation, Mr. Neumeyer stated that “unless you walked to the conference” would be the only way to avoid consuming silver. My Mack Weldon boxer briefs have silver in them, therefore if I had walked to the conference, I could argue that it would not have been possible without silver
I own 1000oz of silver and with dollar cost average around $15.50. Stacking is the key don’t sell and trade for gold with the Silver to Gold ratio drops.
have 800 oz. at average 40 dollars. was late to the party, most I bought at 40 even. I am broke with a 34K Visa debt and it's maxed. No buffer if my furnace fails or car breaks. Need car, live in Alaska. can't walk for groceries at 40 below. Should I throw in the towel, sell the silver at huge loss, diminish my debt, live back up to my max debt, hold off the creditors until the bailiff gets here with his 5 dogs and 6 guys dressed for a full, SWAT attack. Wonder how brave they will be when the UN and Russia come a knocking. Putin, Russia smart. Terrain and isolation will give him time to win over the Alaskan populace. He will first allocate gold enough to eradicate everyone's debt. He really Does have that much gold, at least for a small State like Alaska. Proximity helps. He will do what he did in Crimea. Make an offer, have them vote to join Russia, all legal under International law. After all, just like Crimea, Alaska belonged to the Russians. Trump will apply brutal sanctions but Atlantic Salmon, in demand the world over cause it's not (dangerous) farm fed and non GMO will appeal to CHINA, Koreas and Japan, LARGE consumers of fish. They will pay handsomely andn\ next thing you know, the debt to Russia visa vi Mortgages paid in off, IN FULL in 5 years. Alaska will become like Iceland, debt paid, or better yet, declared can't pay, sorry, we the people don't owe that debt, It's those politicians and corrupt bankers and financiers. You can find them in JAIL serving 20 year sentences without parole.
Well Said Neumeyer, I do agree with you urging everybody to put a lot of attention to the sliver Stock, and having a very high percent of silver in their portfolio, I do agree with you and i actually did have a very good percentage of sliver in my portfolio back then but after Mr Sean Rodgers handled my portfolio on my behalf he did a strategic investment of Gold and other single Stock in my portfolio that increased my profits enormously, So personally i would say having a good percentage of metals and stock in your portfolio is best.
Yes, I do agree with Mate, with among all the precious metals, silver, by virtue of being more affordable, has been a preferred choice of masses for ornaments and bullion investment, that doesn’t mean it most profitable in investing.
Micheal Wooly wooly You are right, so many investors invest in sliver mostly because of its affordable that’s why it’s mostly preferred. That ignorance makes them forget that their are more profitable stocks and platforms like forex, which pretty much more profitable than that.
It’s funny how I have started investing on some other profitable stocks, and within a short period of time, I earned so much than I even expected. No critics for the metal investors 🙏🏻.
As Rick Rules says "Always look for Optionality when looking in the mining sector" I've taken that idea a step further for the Common man ... Silver is the #1 Optionality play for the Common man. 1) sell puts on mining companies to get cash premiums 2) if possible, take the cash premiums and buy physical Silver at the huge current discounts ( a swap of bad Fiat for physical) 3) hold physical for the rise in value( Fiat fail) and/or 4) have in hand for the inevitable SHTF scenario as a barter money. 5) if you have kids and SHTF doesn't come in your lifetime you'll have peace of mind the kids will be eternally thankful for your forward selfless thinking. JMO
🤔 this man is worth listening to... I been in Silver and gold for years. And he is right just take at what Silver price have done lately, and gold also. IF YOU dont got Silver in your stack now would be a good time to buy some just some...
As a holder of AG and a believer in silver, I love Keith. He's one of the few mining CEOs who even attempts to speak out about what's going on. I just wish he didn't look like House after a three-day bender, so much.
Keith N comes off as a serious down to Earth guy. Not a fast / slick talker but a guy who knows his goals and moves forward on them. AG is going to skyrocket over the next 5 years. I suspect it will be a 10 bagger from current price of $10.76 because silver is poised to rise faster than gold once the big deflation is over and the big inflation shows up.
Gold is hoarded, silver is consumed. My prediction is silver/ gold ratio at 33:1 again. This is 2008-9 lows but this time with less silver above ground.
@@sm_powered6357 gold is the king but silver is its prince ,and in the end it gets a good inheritance at 16$ an ounce long term you cant loose no matter what with supply and demand constraints and the uses for silver then on top of that the coming market crisis down the line but even if they manage by the skin of there teeth to keep it at bay silver is amazing long term, when the fed has to pump money into the system on a massive scale to reinflate the next bubble gold is going to $10000 an oz silver $500 plus silver is only a very small market so the powers that be suppress it for there accumalation etc but they cant with above happening👍😊
@@williamwilson6499 yes and your a grammar nazi, you reply to my post to appolagise when what ive said comes to pass idiot but i doubt that you will,it doesnt matter ill hound you when your wrong.🤨
@@mysterybuyer3738 ..... Well said! ........ one of the cheapest assets in the entire world with very limited above ground supply ...... just wait till the institutional investors figure this out! .... 🤔
Why should silver be trading at the mining rate!? Most of the demand for silver comes from industries that are already falling apart. Gold is money and doesn't need to derive value from industrial demand..
This is my favorite mining company. The only problem is stocks are denominated in Fiat currency. During the hyperinflation that is coming you will not want to be paid out in Fiat, you will want to own the metal itself. Still, I kinda want in on this one.....
Do some research. The Great Inflation(Germany), the right stocks went up faster than hyperinflation. They might fight back with confiscation and/or price controls, but it would be a big step toward their own demise.
Excellent comments Great Consumption of Silver by New Technologies especially EVs. He's also right about the Solar vs Nuclear, Countries are afraid of new projects. Germany has sworn off of Nuclear. There will be other projects but Solar is ++
I only started buying silver when it was around $14.50, it was a cheap investment at $18.58 it’s stills cheap. It’s not a stock you can speculate and turn around and sell the next day or week, I will continue to buy because one day it will sky rocket because of supply and demand. I also just started buying copper rods.
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Six ounces of Silver used as a working fluid in a hydrino powered magnetohydrodynamic electric generator designed by BrilliantLight Power, Inc. produces 400 kilowatt-hours per hour, every day for twenty years. What is the value of the silver? Research terms: brilliantlightpower MHD_Paper_082719 pdf
Beware of paper assets [particularly $$$s]... and the political situation in Mexico! This should be considered a speculative investment involving only money that you can afford to lose.
I invested $15K in First Majestic Silver 10 years ago and lost approximately half of the money. Why or how? Because Keith and several other CEOs in the mining industry can't stand up for their own companies to the manipulators on Wall St., namely JP Morgan who holds the largest hoard of silver in the world. Currently, three JP Morgan employees have been convicted of silver manipulation (phantom trades mostly using the SLV) and will be sentenced early next year along with fines to be announced. Neumeyer and others never speak about it yet they are the people in the best position to do something about it. But they don't. The manipulators at JP Morgan do this to keep prices low so they can add to their hoard while miners can't profit.
@@pudster1960 Saying and doing are two different things. Keith has a duty to shareholders and he failed along with the other CEOs. When your company suffers you take action. You go to New York, hang out in front of the JP Morgan building, contact reporters and tell the story at the top of your lungs, show some spine, leadership, courageousness at JP Morgan's nonsense . . . you do everything in your power to put a spotlight on the 100% validated fucking corruption and challenge Jamie Dimon to a duel.
@@pudster1960 I wouldn't be surprised if half the CEO miners were on JP Morgan's payroll. Then it would make perfect sense as to why they don't take action to boycott the JPM manipulators. When something is that obvious and proven (and they still continue to manipulate) the only explanation that I can see is they're getting paid to sit on their asses.
@@katchum I have heard him mention that before, so I don't think he is trying to hide that fact. I invested in his silver company and it is one of my best investments. If you want to invest in a company that will profit from silver, then one that is a primary producer will benefit more than one that only has silver as a by-product.
Never with silver ETF. Silver ETF will collapse while physical will skyrocket. Manipulation is possible as long as USD is the reserve currency. It will take Russia and/or China to challenge the US petrodollar.
I keep hearing this argument over and over and over. I've been hearing this for over 10 years now. And the metal still doesn't really go up. They say it's being suppressed. Well if they can print money, they can keep suppressing it forever then?
They can't print money forever... At some point it'll implode. Sure, it probably won't happen tomorrow - Or even in 20 years... But what is certain, is we're on borrowed time.
So,what is the cost to recycle silver?i would guess its not lucrative.other wise everyone would be doing it.i would guess that silver would have to be $40.00 to $50.00 an ounce to be worth recycle cost.
The mining ratio is only one component. You also have to take into account the demand and what people are willing to pay for it. If silver goes up to $100/oz, who will buy it? Gold it mostly bought by central banks, which keep it in storage. It doesn't get used up, but it also doesn't get sold very often. The amount available for sale is way below the amount of silver for sale.
@@my3dviews Good Point. The way I see it... this Synthetic Market is going to implode the minute of SHTF. The COMEX is doomed to failure because Paper Certificates are being sold... not the actual metal. Look what happened to the Palladium and Rhodium markets recently... Demand Eventually Wins...
at ur 6-7 buk all in cost keystone = 21 buks so silver can not xceed 21 buks a oz.period .ya sure if the usd collapses like venezuala then its still a wash... ul never b able to retail past keystone ..thats x3 profit retail.
If shtf, what are you going to do with gold ?? Silver and food storage is the things that will be of any use. Nobody is going to use gold except the 1per centers.
If the dollar collapsed, the would issue a new currency. You could then sell your gold for the new currency. Similar to how Germany's currency collapsed after WWI. If you had gold you could sell it later. So, it is a store of value, even if you don't use it for day to day transactions.
He claims are at mining 8 ounces of silver for each one ounce of gold. But what about the recycled silver isn’t there a lot of silver in electronics and junk silver and other things that are recycled
Why not buy physical etf's for silver to take supply off the market rather than comex paper trades. Physical etf's should take supply off the market. Wouldn't this assist in removing supply off the market? Wouldn't this punish the paper shorts who have had their way for so long. Would really like to see proactive moves by investors to crush this rigged game.
I´ve seen this video ruclips.net/video/UhokADWSauI/видео.html and heard some criticism towards the gold mining industry and the habitual waste of investors´ money. I wonder if silver miners are different from that.
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All these great charts and First Majestic Silver still isn't making any money. Why! Why would the CEO have record production, record revenues, and no profit? Sounds like something is wrong with the AISC. It seems to me that if I had a commodity I wouldn't sell it for a loss in a over supplied market. In order to protect investor's assets I would cut production till the market balanced. Then it wouldn't matter if there was market manipulation holding the price down because they would have to pay the real value of the element for delivery. There are no substitutes for Silver at this time. The miners should squeeze the paper market.
@@sanpedrosilver Never happened brother. The 2015 low was $13.70. The spot price hasn't been below under $3 since 1973. I began stacking under $4 in the early 90s.
Rick Geise sorry but have to chime in here. SoCal is talking about First Majestic stock which ticker happens to be AG. In 2015 the low was in the 2s. By 2016 it hit 18+
I bought silver at $32 when the said it was going to $80. It promptly dropped to $15. It still hasn’t recovered. The market is totally manipulated. He is spouting the same BS as 10 years ago. I’m not holding my breath until I get my investment back.
@@williamwilson6499 he has no problem selling his raw materials and does not sell to the public so I don't understand how that's relevant is not defending him just stating the facts
ripple is a scamcoin and y'all speculating that a big name will use it for day-to-day cash transactions or settlement layer, neither of which is happening. speculating in Jr mining stocks, now that's how you get rich!
No it's so cheap because the power brokers are selling entire year's production of paper contracts in the paper market in a matter of hours to suppress the price. What if JP Morgan had to deliver physical metal no substitution no exception? They'd be bankrupt and all heading to prison in about 5 minutes. Anyway, they've certainly dumped paper gold contracts on the market that can't be fulfilled as GATA and TF Metals have exposed.
@@ChuckNorris-qg2et There may be more above ground gold than silver, because silver gets used up in manufacturing. Gold on the other hand is mostly in storage by central banks or made into coins or jewelry. All of which are kept indefinitely.
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I Love this guy, I would love to meet him for it would be an honor .He is down to earth a no BULLSHIT kind a fellow tells it like it is. We as a people need more Keith Neumeyer's in the world and in no time things would get straighten out .
Do what he says, BUY SILVER now, and First Majestic. JPM is not dumb. Central banks are not dumb. Hate them, but copying their moves totally, (except with silver instead of gold).
I met him at the sprott conference last year , great guy 👍
yeah me too. check the yield he delivers to his stockholders in his silver mining company. he delivers. walks his talk.
My largest position is with first majestic. Great CEO.
END THE FED.
Whenever I see the name Neumeyer, I click. This guy knows what's coming and it's not a bad idea to invest in First Majestic either.
Great things coming for the precious metals industry.
What great things are coming for precious metals?
Totally agree
yes hes well in the know, hes probably been advised that his next aquisition will be Apple after the bubble pops and silver hits $1000
What about the political, jurisdictional and social situation in Mexico? What if the drug cartels sooner or later become interested in gold and silver producing mines? How safe is the investment?
M88 S28 how much silver is recycled vs reused not mined
Bruce Willis in mining industry 😆
999西ha yat ying i was looking for this comment 😂
I’d invest in this company. Man they are poised to take over.
I'm up 42% with AG since March 2019 purchase, and was 62% at the recent peak! First Mining Gold is another Neumeyer company (he owns 1.25M shares, or more). I own it, too. Like Keith a lot!
Me too, bought First Majestic early spring. WAY up. Silver Crest as well. Stacking Silver as well
Can i get paper share certificates for any of these companies?? Also people project silver should be $660 (40x). What are your expectations for silver mining companies?
This is the best time in history to buy silver!
I had to laugh...lmao
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I said, “... to buy silver”, not “to sell silver”!! The opposite is currently true in the housing market. Incidentally I’m selling my home so I can buy more silver (and gold).
I'm stacking a little for my grandchildren, who knows what will happen in the next 30 to 40 years.
@@pranksterguy1That jackass is an internet troll who seeks attention. Best to just ignore that kind of person.
Gold & Silver prices have been heavily manipulated for years, they will both skyrocket eventually.
It's JP Morgan's manipulation of silver that keeps the price low.
JPM owns over a hundred million ozs of the metal
Silver will be back to 16/17 bucks an oz this time next year and the year after that.
@@JohnnyBGood11 Whatever you say “ troll”
It’s done well in 2019 but it’s just getting started, my biggest holding.
Sell it. It and gold will tank for the next 18 months. Buy it at $10/$11 then hold like fuck as the world crumbles
The Luko Show did you?
I have a good feeling about them
%23 of my entire portfolio is silver. Silver to gold ratio is currently at a steal.
"steal" lol !!! I see you got caught up in a metal vortex. *~:)
@@stevend.3508 LOL, on french auto correct. Good catch. Thanks.
What’s relevant about the gold to silver ratio in modern investments? They have been detached for years now
@@xDDufiosy Silver is selling at a huge discount compared to former gold/silver ratio's.
Only 23% of your portfolio? Why so low?
Try to live without silver...you cant. Unfortunately, so far, we seemingly can't live without price manipulation either!
Informative and interesting - thanks for the post.
Strategic metal, tiny volitile market. I'm in.
Si!ver is so strategic they don't want us to buy it.
because it's only gonna go up
@@douggodfrey6521 if that was true then why are they selling it to everyone in the world?
@@firstlast3507 The sleepy world would with draw all their money out of the fake paper system as the world would know there was something really really wrong if they took silver off the market , they are screwed either way . Saying that as the system collapses they probably will Nationalise silver , before that happens when silver gets to $1000 dollar an oz or above I will sell back to the system for the New Currency (Financial Reset) , what ever that is going to be
@@firstlast3507 $$$ JP Morgan Chase is estimated to own 500 Million Troy Ounces, that's a pretty strategic position for a US company.
Love Fridays! Great video!
Many great insights about the silver market. Glad to have Kuya Silver in my portfolio, and I will be exploring a position in First Majestic, too
Great insights on the silver fundamentals in this video! Silver has outperformed gold in every precious metals rally for the past 40+ years and there is no reason to expect the next one to be any different.
I think the share price might come down to about $8 then I'll definitely buy
Thank You! ...and regards!
I’d buy from FM,but the shipping to the US kills the DCA
Great CEO!!!! Great company! Best investment!
This guy is my favorite. Tells it like it is.
..... starting at 1:39 into this video, anybody get the feeling that Keith was referring to the COMEX manipulations??? 🤔
From my research, it looks like gold is insurance and silver is investment.
I bought a bunch of silver when it bottomed at $14
Bob Silver Congratulations!
Bob Silver I wish there was a way to buy, but with a better shipping cost to the USA
Bob Silver how much is a bunch?
Will my florist sell silver by the bunch?
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One correction with the presentation, Mr. Neumeyer stated that “unless you walked to the conference” would be the only way to avoid consuming silver. My Mack Weldon boxer briefs have silver in them, therefore if I had walked to the conference, I could argue that it would not have been possible without silver
I own 1000oz of silver and with dollar cost average around $15.50.
Stacking is the key don’t sell and trade for gold with the Silver to Gold ratio drops.
have 800 oz. at average 40 dollars. was late to the party, most I bought at 40 even. I am broke with a 34K Visa debt and it's maxed. No buffer if my furnace fails or car breaks. Need car, live in Alaska. can't walk for groceries at 40 below.
Should I throw in the towel, sell the silver at huge loss, diminish my debt, live back up to my max debt, hold off the creditors until the bailiff gets here with his 5 dogs and 6 guys dressed for a full, SWAT attack. Wonder how brave they will be when the UN and Russia come a knocking. Putin, Russia smart. Terrain and isolation will give him time to win over the Alaskan populace. He will first allocate gold enough to eradicate everyone's debt. He really Does have that much gold, at least for a small State like Alaska. Proximity helps.
He will do what he did in Crimea. Make an offer, have them vote to join Russia, all legal under International law.
After all, just like Crimea, Alaska belonged to the Russians.
Trump will apply brutal sanctions but Atlantic Salmon, in demand the world over cause it's not (dangerous) farm fed and non GMO will appeal to CHINA, Koreas and Japan, LARGE consumers of fish. They will pay handsomely andn\ next thing you know, the debt to Russia visa vi Mortgages paid in off, IN FULL in 5 years.
Alaska will become like Iceland, debt paid, or better yet, declared can't pay, sorry, we the people don't owe that debt, It's those politicians and corrupt bankers and financiers. You can find them in JAIL serving 20 year sentences without parole.
James Bonde you are an interesting person. Do all of your thoughts and questions turn out that exciting?
@@jamesbonde4470 Alaska Huh? Nice
@@jamesbonde4470 consider bankruptcy, keep the phys
@@jamesbonde4470 Alaska used to be owned by Russia, but they sold it, so have no claim on it under international law.
Like 2K! Excellent outlook for silver
Wow, this is a real company... 6000 employee !!! Producing raw materials every day... Our government should take some lessons from this guy...
Well Said Neumeyer, I do agree with you urging everybody to put a lot of attention to the sliver Stock, and having a very high percent of silver in their portfolio, I do agree with you and i actually did have a very good percentage of sliver in my portfolio back then but after Mr Sean Rodgers handled my portfolio on my behalf he did a strategic investment of Gold and other single Stock in my portfolio that increased my profits enormously, So personally i would say having a good percentage of metals and stock in your portfolio is best.
Yes, I do agree with Mate, with among all the precious metals, silver, by virtue of being more affordable, has been a preferred choice of masses for ornaments and bullion investment, that doesn’t mean it most profitable in investing.
Micheal Wooly wooly You are right, so many investors invest in sliver mostly because of its affordable that’s why it’s mostly preferred. That ignorance makes them forget that their are more profitable stocks and platforms like forex, which pretty much more profitable than that.
It’s funny how I have started investing on some other profitable stocks, and within a short period of time, I earned so much than I even expected. No critics for the metal investors 🙏🏻.
Fredrick Tyron, You want to invest in stocks and forex, Don’t forget the recession is nearby. All I would say is invest wisely.
My_journey _to_ Fitness Who is Mr Sean Rodgers ? You mentioned earlier
LOVE Keith !!!
As Rick Rules says "Always look for Optionality when looking in the mining sector"
I've taken that idea a step further for the Common man ... Silver is the #1 Optionality play for the Common man.
1) sell puts on mining companies to get cash premiums
2) if possible, take the cash premiums and buy physical Silver at the huge current discounts ( a swap of bad Fiat for physical)
3) hold physical for the rise in value( Fiat fail) and/or
4) have in hand for the inevitable SHTF scenario as a barter money.
5) if you have kids and SHTF doesn't come in your lifetime you'll have peace of mind the kids will be eternally thankful for your forward selfless thinking.
JMO
🤔 this man is worth listening to...
I been in Silver and gold for years.
And he is right just take at what Silver price have done lately, and gold also.
IF YOU dont got Silver in your stack now would be a good time to buy some just some...
As a holder of AG and a believer in silver, I love Keith. He's one of the few mining CEOs who even attempts to speak out about what's going on. I just wish he didn't look like House after a three-day bender, so much.
you sound like a born again bagholder of silver
Keith N comes off as a serious down to Earth guy. Not a fast / slick talker but a guy who knows his goals and moves forward on them. AG is going to skyrocket over the next 5 years. I suspect it will be a 10 bagger from current price of $10.76 because silver is poised to rise faster than gold once the big deflation is over and the big inflation shows up.
It moonshot today 46% up before the market open....incredible!
Gold is hoarded, silver is consumed. My prediction is silver/ gold ratio at 33:1 again. This is 2008-9 lows but this time with less silver above ground.
I'm buying a lot every month at these prices.
Accumulating and holding $AG First Majestic Silver now 8% of my portfolio. I’ve sold two thirds of my physical gold to buy physical silver.
good move when silver gets revalued you will make Trump look like a welfare case lol.
So I shouldn't stress Gold?
And continue stacking silver?
@@sm_powered6357 gold is the king but silver is its prince ,and in the end it gets a good inheritance at 16$ an ounce long term you cant loose no matter what with supply and demand constraints and the uses for silver then on top of that the coming market crisis down the line but even if they manage by the skin of there teeth to keep it at bay silver is amazing long term, when the fed has to pump money into the system on a massive scale to reinflate the next bubble gold is going to $10000 an oz silver $500 plus silver is only a very small market so the powers that be suppress it for there accumalation etc but they cant with above happening👍😊
Marley boo Your rationale is as sound as your command of English.
@@williamwilson6499 yes and your a grammar nazi, you reply to my post to appolagise when what ive said comes to pass idiot but i doubt that you will,it doesnt matter ill hound you when your wrong.🤨
I love this guy i quadrupled my money in 16 with AG
Silver should be $183 per ounce at 8 to 1 with gold.
That's still an anemic price for silver. Times that by atleast 10.
@@mysterybuyer3738 ..... Well said! ........ one of the cheapest assets in the entire world with very limited above ground supply ...... just wait till the institutional investors figure this out! .... 🤔
kk right right ... lol
Why should silver be trading at the mining rate!? Most of the demand for silver comes from industries that are already falling apart. Gold is money and doesn't need to derive value from industrial demand..
Maybe in 100 years or so. Silver will never reach $60.00 in your lifetime.
This is my favorite mining company. The only problem is stocks are denominated in Fiat currency. During the hyperinflation that is coming you will not want to be paid out in Fiat, you will want to own the metal itself. Still, I kinda want in on this one.....
Do some research. The Great Inflation(Germany), the right stocks went up faster than hyperinflation. They might fight back with confiscation and/or price controls, but it would be a big step toward their own demise.
Bruce Willis?
Impressive stuff. Buying First Majestic now probably wise.
Thank you, love this guy.
The Canadian Bruce Willis!!!
I hope so.. I invest in silver and gold and i'm 10% down. I follow macroeconomics and i guess i'm always ahead of the curve. Still hopeful.
most 'green' energy solutions are jobs programs, molten salt breeder reactors are my favorite.
www.energy.gov/ne/articles/us-department-energy-provides-nearly-20-million-domestic-advanced-nuclear-technology
ruclips.net/video/5UT2yYs5YJs/видео.html
You want to talk about a job program go to Steve Saint Angelo's articles on fracking and Shale oil
Do you mean Thorium?
@@jamesbonde4470 i'm more focused on the molten salt part of it (could run one on U235 aswell no problem) but yea.. breed Th232 into U233 and fission
Putting good money after better. Sounds good to me.
onceANexile yes!
Excellent comments Great Consumption of Silver by New Technologies especially EVs. He's also right about the Solar vs Nuclear, Countries are afraid of new projects. Germany has sworn off of Nuclear. There will be other projects but Solar is ++
I only started buying silver when it was around $14.50, it was a cheap investment at $18.58 it’s stills cheap. It’s not a stock you can speculate and turn around and sell the next day or week, I will continue to buy because one day it will sky rocket because of supply and demand. I also just started buying copper rods.
FM is going back to 24.00 by July next year
I have a good feeling about First Majestic Silver.
My question is... Who controls the price of silver???
The Investment Banks,Council of 300, above them you got 13 Bloodlines, Nephilim,Draco/human Hybrids,Angelic/ Human Hybrids,& above them sit the Rebelious Angels...At the Top of the Pyramid sits Lucifer/Satan... Aliens are Demons...Stars are not what NASa tells you..
Even if you walked to the conference your socks have silver.
They learnt of the event via the net which uses a lot of silver i.e. their phone to start with.
Where do I go to invest
Robinhood app is good way to start
Six ounces of Silver used as a working fluid in a hydrino
powered magnetohydrodynamic electric generator designed
by BrilliantLight Power, Inc. produces 400 kilowatt-hours per hour,
every day for twenty years. What is the value of the silver?
Research terms: brilliantlightpower MHD_Paper_082719 pdf
How do I invest in this company
With both fists!
Ronald Wells ticker symbol AG
Open a brokerage account and transfer money into it. You can buy it like any other stock.
The metals sellers get a higher commission selling silver about twice as high as gold.
Beware of paper assets [particularly $$$s]... and the political situation in Mexico! This should be considered a speculative investment involving only money that you can afford to lose.
In these presentations, the amount of silver recycled annually is never discussed. Does anyone know?
He did discuss the recycling and it has declined substantially.
I invested $15K in First Majestic Silver 10 years ago and lost approximately half of the money. Why or how? Because Keith and several other CEOs in the mining industry can't stand up for their own companies to the manipulators on Wall St., namely JP Morgan who holds the largest hoard of silver in the world. Currently, three JP Morgan employees have been convicted of silver manipulation (phantom trades mostly using the SLV) and will be sentenced early next year along with fines to be announced. Neumeyer and others never speak about it yet they are the people in the best position to do something about it. But they don't. The manipulators at JP Morgan do this to keep prices low so they can add to their hoard while miners can't profit.
Well Keith is the only man that has openly urged other producers to withold metal from the market.All the others will not.
I bought some of Keith's company too. Lost 1/2 before I got out.
I've watched the price and has since then dropped, I would lost most of my money.
@@pudster1960 Saying and doing are two different things. Keith has a duty to shareholders and he failed along with the other CEOs. When your company suffers you take action. You go to New York, hang out in front of the JP Morgan building, contact reporters and tell the story at the top of your lungs, show some spine, leadership, courageousness at JP Morgan's nonsense . . . you do everything in your power to put a spotlight on the 100% validated fucking corruption and challenge Jamie Dimon to a duel.
@@pudster1960 I wouldn't be surprised if half the CEO miners were on JP Morgan's payroll. Then it would make perfect sense as to why they don't take action to boycott the JPM manipulators. When something is that obvious and proven (and they still continue to manipulate) the only explanation that I can see is they're getting paid to sit on their asses.
What about platinum and brass ......
Platinum is awkward. We already have gold for money and silver for money and industrial. Where does platinum fit in?
Is he promoting silver or his company???
He is talking about his company. But since silver is what they mine, he talks about that too.
Why is he not mentioning silver as byproduct of copper and zinc?
Because they are a primary silver mining company.
@@my3dviews He just doesn't want you to know most of the silver supply is from byproduct. Because then you wouldn't invest in his company.
@@katchum I have heard him mention that before, so I don't think he is trying to hide that fact. I invested in his silver company and it is one of my best investments.
If you want to invest in a company that will profit from silver, then one that is a primary producer will benefit more than one that only has silver as a by-product.
@@my3dviews I agree, this company is the best for exposure to silver.
When will the Comex stop the silver manipulation?
The government has incarcerated several JP Morgan employees for manipulating silver.
Never
Not until the public starts stampeding towards silver because they realize the dollar & stocks are collapsing.
Never with silver ETF. Silver ETF will collapse while physical will skyrocket. Manipulation is possible as long as USD is the reserve currency. It will take Russia and/or China to challenge the US petrodollar.
@@germaxicus6670 what about the physical metals...?
I keep hearing this argument over and over and over. I've been hearing this for over 10 years now. And the metal still doesn't really go up. They say it's being suppressed. Well if they can print money, they can keep suppressing it forever then?
They can't print money forever... At some point it'll implode. Sure, it probably won't happen tomorrow - Or even in 20 years... But what is certain, is we're on borrowed time.
So,what is the cost to recycle silver?i would guess its not lucrative.other wise everyone would be doing it.i would guess that silver would have to be $40.00 to $50.00 an ounce to be worth recycle cost.
Make sure you pay attention to the locals
Silver is mined at an 8:1 Silver/Gold ratio but trades at an 86:1 Silver/Gold ratio... Hmm... That sounds good to me !!
Why should silver be trading at the mining rate!?
@@laccess911 Historic Valuation... but don't worry... Once fiat money crashes... History Will Repeat Itself...
@@laccess911 Manipulation
The mining ratio is only one component. You also have to take into account the demand and what people are willing to pay for it. If silver goes up to $100/oz, who will buy it?
Gold it mostly bought by central banks, which keep it in storage. It doesn't get used up, but it also doesn't get sold very often. The amount available for sale is way below the amount of silver for sale.
@@my3dviews Good Point. The way I see it... this Synthetic Market is going to implode the minute of SHTF.
The COMEX is doomed to failure because Paper Certificates are being sold... not the actual metal.
Look what happened to the Palladium and Rhodium markets recently... Demand Eventually Wins...
My portfolio is probably a bit more than 70% silver. Got it all between 14 and 20 per ounce
I want to work for you.
Sounds like he had a few drinks before his presentation? Still a great guy! Just an observation.....lol.
I doubt that.
at ur 6-7 buk all in cost keystone = 21 buks so silver can not xceed 21 buks a oz.period .ya sure if the usd collapses like venezuala then its still a wash... ul never b able to retail past keystone ..thats x3 profit retail.
"It should be trading at its mining rate." Serious BS. Nothing "should be" trading at anything other than market rates, especially commodities.
Scot Turner no one actually knows the market rate
market is a bunch of electrons completely disconnected from any real supply or demand
Love those facts and goosebumps from possibilities yet to come.
If shtf, what are you going to do with gold ?? Silver and food storage is the things that will be of any use. Nobody is going to use gold except the 1per centers.
If the dollar collapsed, the would issue a new currency. You could then sell your gold for the new currency. Similar to how Germany's currency collapsed after WWI. If you had gold you could sell it later. So, it is a store of value, even if you don't use it for day to day transactions.
He somehow thinks markets have ANYTHING to do with reality
He claims are at mining 8 ounces of silver for each one ounce of gold. But what about the recycled silver isn’t there a lot of silver in electronics and junk silver and other things that are recycled
He covered recycled amounts.
jamesers99 oh what were they
@@MetalBum 1:33
100 million oz per year.
Bruce Willis buying silver mines now?
Just bust the comex!
Why not buy physical etf's for silver to take supply off the market rather than comex paper trades.
Physical etf's should take supply off the market. Wouldn't this assist in removing supply off the market? Wouldn't this punish the paper shorts who have had their way for so long. Would really like to see proactive moves by investors to crush this rigged game.
Admire this blokes conviction...but JFC holding silver is like walking through a 🌽 field naked backwards...🙏🙌😂
Saw the title and thought I'd hear solid reasons to buy more silver and add to my stack, even at these prices. Nope. Nothing to see here.
I´ve seen this video ruclips.net/video/UhokADWSauI/видео.html and heard some criticism towards the gold mining industry and the habitual waste of investors´ money. I wonder if silver miners are different from that.
As my Readers well-know, there is a difference between a "person" and one of the "people" of this country.
The people of this country obtain their nationality from their State of the Union and are called "American State Nationals".
American State Nationals owe no duty to any government whatsoever; instead, the government(s) at all levels owe their duty to them: the people.
As my Readers have also learned, when they act as a State Citizen, they take on a public role and act as "Lawful Persons" -- and as one of the People of their Nation State.
That's the difference between the small "p" --- "people" and the capital "P" of "People", as in "We, the People....."
A Lawful Person is acting as a person--- a Juror, a Sheriff, a Bail Bondsman, a Justice of the Peace, etc.,---- and in the same way, a "natural person" is still acting as a person---- an artificial entity.
Look up the legal definition of "natural person", which is the term used in the legislation being promoted by Phil Hudok and Company.
"individual human being....." "a tribal member....." "peasant.....serf...."
Then look up "human".....
"a creature....." "a monster....." "color of man...."
Also look up the Federal definition of "individual"---- and find that it means "corporation".
So "individual human being" which is the primary given definition of "natural person" doesn't mean that you are, as Phil and his friends assume, being recognized as a man, much less as an "heir of the Creator".
Ironically, this legislation being promoted as a remedy, is recognizing American State Nationals from the grudging perspective of a foreign and largely hostile government subcontractor.
The problem with "human rights" is that you have to admit to being a "hue-man" before you are accorded such rights, and that admission lets them put you in yet another box--- or what I call another "pasture" because they really do treat us like livestock and move us from pen to pen to pen.
Our efforts as State Assemblies and as The United States of America has forced the Papal Administration to admit the requirements of the actual contracts and treaties between our People and the Holy See. That, in turn, has resulted in this legislation as an "offer" of remedy.
As the proponents of this offer like to say, they are claiming back what is "rightfully" theirs, but they are paying the cost of doing so --- which is hardly a remedy.
What they get on the private side, they give up on the public side, and in no case does the guilty Queen or Pope pay a penny.
So how is this bringing any justice, remedy, or settlement to the American people who have been defrauded by both the British Monarchs and the Popes for 150 years?
It doesn't perform as advertised.
And how, once you take this private settlement, that is in fact being paid for by other Americans and out of American resources, are you to keep and enjoy your private estate if your public estate is lost?
That is what these crooks have been attempting to claim from the beginning --- that the Americans "abandoned" their country, and voluntarily gave up their "public estate", leaving it as fair game for the Queen and the Pope to claim and use and abuse as they wished.
Their Breach of Trust they have attempted to misconstrue as our Abandonment.
And if you take the False Remedy that they have offered, then you agree with them, and accept your private estate without reference to your public estate.
The problem with this, in turn, is that no man is an island.
The fate of the "individual human beings" is tied to the fate of the country as a whole. And if we give up our country to the tender mercies of the Pope and the Queen, then we lose control of our destiny, our assets, and everything that our Forefathers fought and died for.
All these great charts and First Majestic Silver still isn't making any money. Why! Why would the CEO have record production, record revenues, and no profit? Sounds like something is wrong with the AISC. It seems to me that if I had a commodity I wouldn't sell it for a loss in a over supplied market. In order to protect investor's assets I would cut production till the market balanced. Then it wouldn't matter if there was market manipulation holding the price down because they would have to pay the real value of the element for delivery. There are no substitutes for Silver at this time. The miners should squeeze the paper market.
Sounds like there is PLENNNNNTY of Silver!!! {Kinda goes against the hype the talking heads are saying about it's extreme rarity....}
I think it's more the fact that silver is being used more and more in technology and digital era, creating a demand hence a price increase in future.
Glad I got in under $3
when was that?
Rick Geise Around Thanksgiving 2015. I should have sold some in August 2016 but didn’t. I was waiting for $20. Got close but no cigar.
@@sanpedrosilver Never happened brother. The 2015 low was $13.70. The spot price hasn't been below under $3 since 1973. I began stacking under $4 in the early 90s.
Rick Geise sorry but have to chime in here. SoCal is talking about First Majestic stock which ticker happens to be AG. In 2015 the low was in the 2s. By 2016 it hit 18+
illadelph1000 thank you
Never take investment advice from someone who is trying to sell you something.
Um, I think it goes "only take advice from people who are where you want to be." He's doing well, so worth listening to...
Dont pay attention BUY IT!
Gold lost 13% in one hour this week. Stable it is not.
Over the long term it’s the most stable Its money after all
Question, if you think theres gonna be 100 dollar silver why do u mine so much why do you mine at all.
You still need to manage to live to that day when it's 100.
🤔 silver now is way under valued .
Silver is no doubt cheap but price is not rising as gold, no matter how its price is suppressed that is no way the best investment
This is a good follow up video for silver fans: ruclips.net/video/imCVV6pQPX8/видео.html
I bought silver at $32 when the said it was going to $80. It promptly dropped to $15. It still hasn’t recovered. The market is totally manipulated. He is spouting the same BS as 10 years ago. I’m not holding my breath until I get my investment back.
The cameraman has parkinsons. Jesus.
Keith's a smart dude, but any time you ask him, he'll tell you it's always time to buy silver.
He's correct
How does he make his living? He sells silver.
@@williamwilson6499 he has no problem selling his raw materials and does not sell to the public so I don't understand how that's relevant is not defending him just stating the facts
and it is
F that sold my silver and bought XRP.
What is XRP?
Anthony Ruvalcaba #XRP #xrpledger
International payments worldwide in seconds. #ripplexrp
ripple is a scamcoin and y'all speculating that a big name will use it for day-to-day cash transactions or settlement layer, neither of which is happening. speculating in Jr mining stocks, now that's how you get rich!
John Smith thanks for the insight. I will look into it.
if bitcoin is digital gold, then XRP is digital 💩
Silver and Gold are the worst investments possible! It's been down and down ! You got to be very blind not to see that!!
it was down from 2012-2016.
From 2002-2011 gold destroyed stocks
100 years of mine left thats why silver is so cheap there is a lot of it in the earth
There is much less silver then gold
@@ChuckNorris-qg2et how? Ratio mined is 1:8
Sorry must be mistaken I was sure atleast tge abundance of silver left in the earth was less then gold.
No it's so cheap because the power brokers are selling entire year's production of paper contracts in the paper market in a matter of hours to suppress the price. What if JP Morgan had to deliver physical metal no substitution no exception? They'd be bankrupt and all heading to prison in about 5 minutes. Anyway, they've certainly dumped paper gold contracts on the market that can't be fulfilled as GATA and TF Metals have exposed.
@@ChuckNorris-qg2et There may be more above ground gold than silver, because silver gets used up in manufacturing. Gold on the other hand is mostly in storage by central banks or made into coins or jewelry. All of which are kept indefinitely.
There's just too much silver, not scarce enough.