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 the gold price is rising despite the fact that interest rates are going up despite the fact we've had uh deescalation to some extent in the Middle East uh you know people are saying none of that matters because what really matters is what am I going to get back if I go for the other thing I could buy which is treasury bonds what will they give me in 10 years or 20 years will I you're watching silver News Daily subscribe for more could silver really Skyrocket to doll 100 some experts are

calling this the most critical moment in economic history where record-breaking debt and hyperinflation could trigger a global fat meltdown with central banks and investors scrambling into precious metals is silver your last chance to protect your wealth stick around because what I'm about to reveal might completely change how you see the future of money in history it's not just the USA it's around the world um governments have gotten into the habit of overspending uh starting with the global

financial crisis when they bailed out all the banks and then we went through the covid crisis where they printed money Willy Lilly to uh help all those people who are fured or lost their jobs and that sort of thing and having got into the habit of spending money not only on those types of things but other things as well for a while there appeared to be no negative impact so these habits of spending more than their collecting taxes continued and have got worse now I'm talking about Democratic

countries here where it's very difficult for a politician to put his hand up in the air and say you know all those benefits we were giving out last year we got to stop it now so cutting the spending is very difficult there'll be rioting on the streets if you try to do that um raising the taxes they're trying to do that but you can only go so far if you raise taxes it stifles economic growth in the end the result of that will be lower taxes anyway so it's a there's not very there's not really a

very easy answer but the debt is rising quite fast uh we've got interest payments on that debt Rising much faster and the reason for that is that a lot of that debt which was taken out over the last 10 15 years by governments was taken out at a time of zero interest rate policy Zer zirp so that meant that the interest they were paying on the debt was very low that debt is reaching maturity little by little over the next decade so as it shes they have to borrow the Ser B again plus all the interest but they're

borrowing it at a much higher interest rate so the interest is rising fairly rapidly and that mean when I say fairly rapidly I mean it's it's quite dramatic and uh there's a real possibility uh that within a 10 15 years the interest payments by governments will be exceeding the totality Silver's recent moves have been catching everyone attention after climbing to1 31 per ounce experts say we're only scratching the surface of what's possible what's driving this surge it's a perfect storm

of global uncertainty and strategic Market shifts just recently former president Trump called for an immediate cut to interest rates claiming it's essential to stabilize the economy this triggered a drop in the Dollar's strength and whenever the dollar weakens silver shines but that's not all industrial demand is playing a bigger role than ever with China one of the largest consumers of metals showing optimism about trade negotiations and ramping up production silver is gaining momentum as both a monetary and

Industrial Powerhouse and with US Treasury yield sliding alongside the dollar Index investors are piling into silver as a reliable Safe Haven asset it's no coincidence that silver is now trading near 31 per ounce this isn't just a rebound it's a signal that the tides are turning will is rather last or is this just the beginning of something much bigger let me know in the comments are you stacking silver right now or are you waiting for the next it and if you're new here make sure to hit that

subscribe button we've got much more to uncover about Silver's role in this economic shift well sentiment has been swinging uh two ways or three ways I suppose in the last few weeks uh when they last cut interest rates in December the view was we'd get two more Cuts this year then as the the bonal started to rise sentiment started to change and actually those and there was a there was some words coming out of fed saying we're not in such a great hurry to cut rates so sentiment started to change a

little bit along the lines of it might take longer before they cut them and we might not even get those two cuts but recently just last day or two we've had some very good inflation numbers in the United States and the two cuts this year are back on the table of course the FED can do what it likes at the short end it can you know that's what it controls it doesn't control the long end unless it steps in with quantitive eing buying government bonds so really the shortterm interest rate is what's under the control of the

F if they want to reduce it now they can they've got full justification for doing so on the grounds of the those recent inflation numbers um so I think it's likely they will while they can um but whether it be one or two cuts uh I yeah I we we'll see but I think after that uh people will be starting to talk about short-term uh interest rate rises again if there's some side of re inflation resuming and there are early signs that that might be coming back we're seeing that the oil price in recent weeks is

Ticky up quite sharply um and of course any escalation of tensions will cause supply chain bottlenecks for for the shipping routs so we've we've actually removed the bottlenecks we had a year and a half ago two years ago of uh so we had higher prices a year or two ago because of the the war in Ukraine as things started to seize up a little bit and then there was the covid before that so we're coming out of that so the these higher prices are are coming off their peaks um which so which means we've had up until now

the benefit of when we look back a year looking back over one year at Peaks so we're obviously in many products lower than we were a year ago but having seen that decline we're no longer at Peak so when we look forward a year it's quite possible that the prices will be up on and right up and Rising again there's no there's no hill come down anymore we've come down the hill so can it can it go down the hill further I think it's much more limited now so yeah I think inflation will be coming back and I

think the FED at that point will have to be thinking about what it does will it change its 2% Target I think it will I think it will probably change the 2% Target to 3% it would be Al loan I think the whole world will do that uh currently they're sort of sitting at two but uh it's a looks like it's an unachievable Target so I think we'll probably see uh some sort of collective decision as they gradually Central Bank by Central Bank say on new Target is silver has always been the underdog of

precious metals but here's a little on fact it doesn't just follow gold it often up Paces it historically during periods of high inflation or economic uncertainty Silver's price movements tend to be even more explosive why it's all about its unique role is both a monetary asset and an industrial commodity unlike gold silver heavily tied to Global industry this means it benefits from surging demand in key sectors like Electronics renewable energy advanced technology but when the economy falters

and inflation sores silver flips the script and acts that gold becoming a store of value in the Hedge against crumbling Fiat currencies it's this dual nature that gives silver its extraordinary volatility and potential for outsized gains for example during inflation are is silver has been known to rise twice as fast as gold and with the global economy teetering on the edge could this be Silver's moment to shine the question is will Silver's historical patterns repeat or is something entirely new

happening this time drop your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss the next chapter of this story well yeah in simple terms the short-term rates the overnight rate or the FED funds rate is down by 1% % in the last 6 months and the long-term rate the 10-year rate is up by 1% so we've had the two rates mve in completely opposite directions and the reason why that's happening is I think people are saying there is this huge boring requirement which is

happening partly due to the rising interest cost on the debt and partly due to the expanded budget deficit with no real plans to address it at the moment they they may come but they're not there yet and people are saying if this continues investors like me are going to get indigestion because I can't afford to buy any more treasury bonds at least they're not going to buy them at 4 and a half% anymore I need 5% or 5 and a half per. now there will come a point when that interest rate which the government

would have to pay to borrow money will be unpalatable for the government because it will be accelerated the spiral out of control instead of a a slow painful death in the value of govern bonds it could spir to a very rapid decline so before we get there and we won we won't get there but before we get there the Federal Reserve will be asked or invited or instructed or ordered or will just decide on its own to step in and start to buy the bonds from the primary dealers which the the government so the government is selling

the treasury bonds for the primary deals to raise cash the primary deals will be selling them to the Federal Reserve and the Federal Reserve will be expanding its balance sheet because where is it going to get the cash to buy those bonds well the way it's always got the cash in the banking crisis of the covid pandemic and the way will do it next time which is coming soon they will print money so what we'll see is an expansion of the money supply as the FED prints money to buy those bonds and they be buying the

bonds to stop the interest rate or stop the yield of those bonds Rising Beyond a certain point and of course we all know what that will mean it'll mean a lot of cash entering the system and someone somewhere is getting all that cash and what are they going to do with it well they're going to buy tangible assets not going to put it back into treasury bonds unless they think the interest rate is high enough but the interest rate won't be high enough because it's been suppressed by the Federal Reserve here's

where things get really interesting the blooming Spectre of hyperinflation Global debt is spiraling of control governments are borrowing at record levels to stay afloat and it's creating an economic pressure cooker the us alone has seen its interest payments on debt sores old lowest bonds are replaced with new ones at much higher rates some experts predict that within the next decade governments might spend more on interest payments than they're collecting taxes let that sink in for a moment what happens when conf confidence

in Fiat currencies begins to crumble historically people turn to hard assets gold and silver but Silver's accessibility gives it an edge for retail investors it's cheaper easier to accumulate and often seen as Gold's little brother as inflation eats away at the value of paper money silver becomes not just a hedge but a Lifeline we're already seeing early signs of this shift central banks have been stockpiling gold but silver is where retail investors are focusing their attention with inflation

targets looking less achievable by the day and Whispers of governments raising those targets to 3% or more silver could become the Ultimate Weapon against the erosion of wealth so what's your strategy if hyperinflation becomes reality are you prepared or are you betting on the system holding together let's discuss in the comments and if you have an already hit that subscribe button we're only just beginning to unravel this story that tax take that's a possibility certainly it will be

happening if nothing changes by the time my children are uh re coming into retirement so I don't think there's a lot of Hope for the Next Generation uh in terms of being able to repay that debt I think the governments are going deeper and deeper to debt they don't have a way out they don't know how to get out and I don't know the answer so you know where's it all going to go I think people are saying I'm not going to get paid back in something which will buy me something I might get paid back

my money but what will I be able to do with the money then when there's so much of it so I think people are saying gold is my plan B it's my parachute and they're buying some gold to um store value and and of course we've got the cedal banks now seeing the same thing um we've had quite a bit of buying last year from countries like Poland and uh obviously China was one of them and I think although China wasn't the biggest buyer of gold last year I think Poland was uh people are taking their lead from

China who in the month of December bought twice as much gold as they bought in November uh in November they had that was after a several month break when they hadn't bought any gold but the increase in China's reserves over the last 12 months 80% of that increase has come from gold itself a mixture of buying gold and the rise of the gold price now what that's saying that China is buying gold Gold's are the alltime record they've they are valuing gold more than any other asset they could buy

uh so I think other central banks are uh taking notice and I well it'll take a long time for Central Bank to react to this because you know if you're going to increase your gold Holdings uh in any Central Bank you've got to have your legal department on side you got to have the compliance department on side the risk department on the side the management on the side the investment Department there's going to be all these different departments the economics Department who've got to be consulted

brought on side before they start to buy gold but little by little I think other central banks will be following suit in the wake of what China is doing and I think those who could see that that is coming are saying well I don't want to be the last one to the post so they're starting to buy today and that's why the gold price is rising despite the fact that interest rates are going up despite the fact we've had uh deescalation to some extent in the Middle East uh you know people are saying none of that

matters because what really matters is what am I going to get back if I go for the other thing I could buy which is trigery bonds what will they give me in 10 years now let's talk about one of Silver's most exciting drivers industrial demand while silver has always been prized as a monetary medal its role in cuttingedge Technologies is we Shing the market the transition to Green energy alone has created an insatiable appetite for silver solar cels for instance rely on Silver as a key component and demand from this

sector had a record high in 2024 over 700 million ounces consumed in just one year that's staggering and it's not just solar electric vehicles 5G infrastructure and artificial intelligence are all heavily reliant on Silver for their manufacturing processes the latest photovoltaic solar cells now use even more silver than previous generations making it indispensable to the future of renewable energy on top of that the automotive industry is scaling up its use of silver in electric vehicles and

charging stations this isn't just a temporary demand Spike it's a structural shift that's expected to grow year after year what makes this even more dramatic is the supply side M output has been declining for years and while demand surges ahead the market has been in a supply deficit for three itive years experts project is deficit to continue well into the next decade with inventories shrinking further so here's the big question can industrial demand alone push silver into triple digits if

these Trends hold the fundamentals are undeniable what do you think are we heading into a silver scarcity crisis let me know in the comments and if you're finding value in this deep dive don't forget to subscribe from our insides yeah I mean and if you take an example of a multi-millionaire how many Leonardo D vines or van Goofs can he buy this year compared with 20 years ago allowing for the let's call it 5% of year interest he's earned over the last 20 years well the answer is even though

he's earned interest even though he may have paid no tax he could buy far less Leonardo D Vinci and the same thing would apply uh to to uh healthc care the same thing would apply to anything which is in limited Supply there just isn't enough of it around of course we we've seen what the gold price has been doing over the last few uh last decade well let's say last few years it had a it had a dead decade um is kind of 2000 to 2011 or thereabouts it massively outperformed equities then it had a fairly dud uh

decade and now it started again we're now in a new new phase of upwards movement and the reason is simp everybody who can read can see that the government debt is not the problem of the government debts are not being addressed at all central banks are making bold moves and while gold has historically been their preferred asset Ripple effects on Silver are impossible to ignore China and Poland are at the Forefront aggressively increasing their gold reserves with China doubling its monthly gold purchases in December the

result a signal to Global markets that precious metal are safe haven as Fiat currencies weaken while silver doesn't benefit directly from Central Bank buying like gold does it often follows Gold's momentum especially as retail investors react newbs highlights that declining us yields and monetary Ean could make silver increasingly attractive in 2025 these Trends aligned with improved industrial activity creating a dual Narrative of silver as both a monetary Edge and an indust industrial necessity

moreover the ongoing debt crisis is forcing Nations to reconsider the reliability of Fiat currencies with central banks signaling the move toward tangible assets Silver's affordability compared to gold makes it the ideal choice for retail investors aiming to protect their wealth are we witnessing the beginning of a global shift in silver demand share your thoughts below and don't forget to subscribe as we continue uncovering these seismic market trends first of all I know that your channels uh quite uh

you quite like gold and silver but I I'm a diversified person I think the way to play the game is to be Diversified in all kinds of assets uh and that can include uh parachute type assets gold and silver could be your parachute for a complete monetary collapse but you also need productive assets and productive assets include things like uh equities obviously you need the right ones and you need some skill to choose those and if you can't choose them at least choose uh a broadly based exchange traded fund

that's a fund which owns all stocks in a particular index um I don't I just say that I do not like at all the S&P 500 ETFs because they're very heavily weighted well they're totally weighted to the USA and secondly they're very heavily weighted to the seven largest companies something like 35% worth more than 35% now uh so what those SN companies do will be what the ETF does so if you're going to buy an American based ETF uh probably go for one of the what they call equally weighted ETFs

which has 500 shares each one has an equal weight that's a that's a a safer approach to have an equally weighted index but you'll miss out of course on those seven largest companies which have been the ones going up like rockets and driving the market but there's no guarantee that will continue uh so productive assets also include real estate uh now there's two ways to ear real State you can buy apartments or houses and let them out or you can go for a real estate investment trust

that's a fund which owns lots of properties they do all the management for you you have don't have to do anything all you do is collect the dividends as a and and you can sell the fund any day it's highly liquid no virtually no bid and ask bread unlike a property where you might spend month trying to sell it so it's a choice on which one you want to do you'll probably make more money if you ear the property directly but you'll probably have lot more hassle dealing with tenants taxes

repairs government taxes and all kinds of things like that so that's a personal choice to what what people prefer but tangible assets is what you want what you do not want if you're saving for retirement is cash in the bank money market funds bonds of every description that includes govern bonds and corporate bonds or anything which is going to repay you only in Fiat unless of course the the interest rate is sufficiently higher than the depreciation of money and uh given the rate that government

debt is increasing uh you probably want a a much higher rate than 7% today to even justify thinking of it and even more if you're going to pay tax on it so really I wouldn't be looking at bonds or cash or money market funds myself uh for long-term savings if you need money for the short term and you might like for emergencies or day to-day living keep that in short-term treasury bills or cash but you really don't want to have your long-term savings tied up in an asset which is going backwards retail

investors are stepping into the silver market like never before and the data speaks volumes in 2024 we saw a surge in physical silver purchases with coins and bars flying off of shelves exchange traded products EPS Titus silver have also SE inflow for the first time in 3 years this marks a major turnaround as investors pivot from speculative gold buying to more Diversified strategies that include silver what's driving this shift for one silver is significantly undervalued compared to Gold the gold to Silver

ratio currently hovering around 9 to1 is well above historical averages signaling that silver is on sale historically when this ratio becomes the distorted silver tends to snap back with explosive price gains on top of that Silver's volatility Works in its favor during bullish Cycles smaller Market size means even a modest optic in demand can cause sharp price movements making silver a favorite for investors looking for big returns with inflation fears Global debt issues and Industrial demand all converging

it's no wonder retail interest is surging but here's the real question are retail investors driving this surge alone or is this the beginning of a broader silver Renaissance let me know what you think in the comments and don't forget to hit subscribe there's more to this story than meets the eye a price index but they Rising by the increase in wealth which is being created by the government borrowing money thus the government gets poorer and spending that money and someone gets that money who gets that

money is those who are saving for that successfully saving for the rotab let's face it not everybody could do that but uh those who do it successfully spend less than they earn and they build up a nest egg for their retirement to live off so that when they get to retirement they can buy themselves a nice home maybe they can do a home extension uh you know maybe may have a nice holiday maybe they can pay for their grandchildren's education but all of these things that they're going to spend

the money on in retirement perhaps nice paintings on their walls it could be anything they are the things which are in limited Supply and because there'll be far more people like them with far more money because the government's printed it or rather the government spent it and borrowed it those things are going to be rising at a much faster rate than the Consumer Price Index uh so the government's getting corer to the tune of 7% a year let's say in America that's a very Rough and Ready figure uh

we're at uh what are we 30 debt of 35 trillion now I think and people say it's going up by couple of trillion a year what's that that's 7% I think it's near a three trillion a year going up but you know the debt is Rising by 6 7% a year that's way more than the Consumer Price Index and all of that extra wealth which is being created as the government spends the money goes into the hands of someone somewhere and at the end of the chain there are people who are saving that for spending on the luxuries of

Life the rarer Goods so yeah it depends who you are where you are in life and what you're going to spend your money on but you get need uh you're going to need money which will Co or you're going to need things which are costing a lot more in retirement than the general increase in consumer prices retail investors are stepping into the silver market like never before and the data speaks volumes in 2024 we saw a surge in physical silver purchases with coins and bars flying off the shels exchange traded products EPS

Titus silver have also seen inflows for the first time in 3 years this marks a major turnaround as investors pivot from speculative gold buying to more Diversified strategies that include silver what's driving this shift for one silver is significantly undervalued compared to Gold the gold to Silver ratio currently hovering around 901 is well above historical averages signaling that silver is on sale historically when this ratio becomes distorted silver tends to snap back with explosive price

gains on top of that Silver's volatility Works in its favor during bullish Cycles smaller Market size means even a modest optic in demand can cause sharp price movements making silver a favorite for investors looking for big returns with inflation fears Global debt issues and Industrial demand all converging it's no wonder retail interest is surging but here's the real question are retail investors driving this surge alone or is this the beginning of a broader silver Renaissance let me know what you think

in the comments and don't forget to hit subscribe there's more to this story than meets the eye uh yeah a lot depends on how you spend your money because everybody's inflation rate is different um but I I think the the the main thing to say is the Consumer Price Index isn't very representative if you are safe saving for your retirement or you're saving for some luxury later on in your life the Consumer Price Index is reflecting the prices of goods which are consumed by the masses and these goods are all produced

by robots as an example uh the television uh that I one of my screens that one there is a 65 in TV I bought it about I 5 10 years ago now maybe 15 years ago I can't remember now I remember the price it was 6,000 and something Swiss Franks it's a it's a UHD uh TV by Samsung today I was in uh electronic shop and I saw exactly the same make of TV it's probably got more bells and whistles than this one it's got the same number of pixels it's still UHD 540 Swiss Franks 65 in so oneth of

the price so mass-produced items have been coming down in price but what's not going to come down in price and what hasn't come down in price are the things that you're saving up for to enjoy life in your retirement or when you get older these are the things which are not mass produced they're things like holidays and travel these are things like Health Care things like nurses and old people's homes if you want to have to go to a home at some point and be cared for by a nurse will look after you change your

nappies or whatever ever you need that's not going to get any cheaper and the price of these type those types of things will be rising not by the cons Clive Thompson has been ringing the alarm bells and his warning could be more relevant Fiat currencies are on the brink of collapse according to Thompson Global governments are trapped in a vicious cycle of debt that they simply can't escape ape interest payments are scaring as old low interest Bonds mature they're being replaced with new ones

carrying much higher rates the result a debt spiral that threatens to destabilize entire economies Thompson predicts That central banks will be forced to resort to drastic measures like quantitative easing essentially printing money to buy government bonds this move might temporarily keep borrowing costs in check but the long-term effects could be catastrophic runaway inflation and a collapse in confidence in fate currencies this is where precious metals particularly silver come into play as the value of paper money erodes silver

becomes a Haven for investors seeking to preserve their wealth silver with its affordability in dual role as an industrial and monetary asset stands out retail investors are already taking note buying up physical silver in record amounts but could Thompson's dire prediction be the Catalyst that dried silver at a triple digits is this the moment where silver steps out of gold Shadow and becomes the ultimate hedge against Financial chaos what's your take on Thompson's warning is Silver the safety net we need

in these uncertain times let me know in the comments and don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss the rest of this critical discussion that you're not going to be paid in the same currency as you've bought into you might get paid in Italian Lera or French Franks if you're going to get paid in deut marks you're happy because Germany has got fairly sound finances but some of the other countries do not so that's the danger uh and we don't we nearly saw the entirety of Europe fall apart

shortly after the global financial crisis I mean if we go if you remember then we had What's called the pigs the Portugal Italy Greece and Spain there was also Ireland in there uh which were uh the interest rates on their Bonds were rising at one point very very rapidly and they were going to go bankrupt and in fact uh one country did in fact go bankrupt I mean they'll it they defaulted uh they'll deny that but uh the fact is investors lost private investors lost most of the money the

only country which got the only people got repaid in full was the Eur European Central Bank and the IMF everybody else had to go whistle that was Greece uh which was basically forced to default on private investors so Greece is now apparently a sound country it's safer than France according to the bond yields I don't believe it myself but there you go um so my my point is it nearly broke apart and the reason the default effectively defaulted on private investors was if they hadn't done so then the whole Euro Zone would

have Fallen apart then and the Euro would have ceased to exist so we're back together again but once again the strains are showing and we could go into another crisis at some point so don't panic but probably you don't want to be holding too much in cash or Euros or fiat currency unless you just need something for your short-term needs Clive Thompson's recent warning of the global economy paints a grim picture governments are drowning in debt central banks are signal in distrust in Fiat currencies and

hyperinflation is becoming an unavoidable threat according to Thompson the federal reserve's ability to contain this crisis is slipping away with monetary policies like quantitative easing likely to return sooner than expected and when the FED starts printing money again the value of Fiat currencies could spiral downward but here's where silver comes into play and like Fiat money silver offers intrinsic value it's both a hedge against inflation and a critical component for Industries tring the future solar energy

electric vehicles and artificial intelligence as Fiat currencies falter precious metals like silver often take Center Stage offering stability in times of economic chaos Thompson predicts that silver with its dual industrial and monetary role could rise faster than gold in this environment the key Tak away the current economic conditions are creating a perfect storm for silver shine but do you believe Thompson's warning signal so once in a lifetime opportunity where do you think the system will hold let's discuss in the

comments and don't forget to subscribe there's much more to uncover about Silver's critical role in today's economy um so some countries in Europe in their own ways are in political crisis and we're seeing that reflected in the interest rates now don't forget the euro is a single currency but what we're seeing is that the government bonds issued by different countries in the euro in the Euro Zone which were shortly after the Euro came into existence all converged at at more

or less one rate those interest rates are now diverging so there are quite large differences more than 1% between the perceived safest countries Germany for example and more risky countries like France and Italy for example so the interest rates on 10year bonds and 30-year bonds and so on and fiveyear bonds doesn't really matter what maurity think are spreading out the gap between the different countries is widening now what that means is that the there's fiscal strains showing in these

countries some of the countries have been spending more than they really should be more than they're supposed to under the EU rules and this question marks are starting to arise in the minds of investors why would I invest in a French Government Bond let's say 3 and a half% when I or four and a half three and a half% I don't know what the rate is that three and a half% when I could be buying a German one at 2 and a half% I'd go for the German one because it's safer because even though I might in uh earn

an extra 30% over the next 30 Years from investing in the French one I think my chances of getting repaid in the same currency are not as high so there is a I won't say it's a large fear because I don't want to panic people into about the Euro but there is a growing worry that the longer you go out the more you have a risk now it's time to bring everything together Silver's journey to do 100 may sound far-fetched but when you connect the dots it starts to make sense record-breaking debt levels and

unsustainable government spending are weakening Fiat currencies at a pace we've never seen before central banks are already preparing for this by stockpiling precious metals while retail investors are snapping up physical silver as a hedge against inflation industrial demand adds another layer to this story green energy Ai and Advanced Technologies are consuming silver faster than mines can produce it with three years of Supply deficits already in the books and no signs of relief the fundamentals are firmly in

place for silver to Skyrocket as investors realize the value of this hybrid metal both as a safe haven and an industrial necessity the race to accumulate silver is only accelerating so is1 100 silver possible when you combine hyperinflation fears tightening Supply and explosive demand it's not just possible it's logical but remember this is not Financial advice always do your own research before making investment decisions and if you found this breakdown valuable make sure to subscribe for more insights into silver

gold and ever then shaping the future of wealth