you know if people are like oh 30 you know mid-30s is high silver well after you adjust for inflation it really isn't so let me separate things you asked specifically what would it take for silver to hit a new all-time high hey everyone welcome to bald guy money I am bald guy and this week we got not only another leg up in the price of gold finishing above $2,720 an ounce but we finally got the long awaited breakout in silver and price Rose so significantly on Silver that we not only B blew past resistance at $32.50 cents an ounce but we are now testing $34 an ounce so to all the naysayers out there the people who told me in the comments of my videos that silver would forever be $20 an ounce I am here to say today that what I have been saying in my videos since 2021 is in fact coming true as we move towards my 2026 price target of $60 per ounce on Silver which again I first revealed here on YouTube in 20121 now what this also means and I've put it up here on the screen is that silver which I said was poised to outperform Gold I have been saying that in past videos is now doing just that and although I am against using two moments in time to measure Investments because I believe in the dollar cost average method of invest of measuring the the validity of an investment I do think it is interesting that silver on a 5year scale is now up 99% more than even the S&P 500 if you exclude dividends and I know there are premiums we have to account for but the point of me showing this to you all is to say that silver is finally proving many of us right and in my opinion we're only just getting started now in anticipation of this move because I have been expecting this to happen for a little while now I thought it was a good idea to sit with an expert and discuss a few topics as they relate to Gold and Silver and I had the pleasure of sitting with Mr Lobo t on Thursday and you can see his profile here and we discussed the following higher gold prices and a rising dollar Index does this mean we're seeing the early signs of a flight to safety we discussed money printing we discussed what signs gold is sending to investors and economists then we moved on to the topic of silver we discussed the all-time high for silver and if we will see a new one soon we also discussed long-term opportunities of precious metals versus investing in things like nuclear energy associated with uranium we discussed the how gold and silver are becoming very expensive and if it makes sense to seek out Alternatives like platinum and copper as alternative physical investments in the face of rising Metals prices and we finished the video off by talking a little bit about mining stocks and whether or not it makes sense to focus on the big miners right now or if he sees more opportunities in the junior miners so please stay tuned for the entire video because it is a great one now just before we jump in I want to remind all of my American viewers that Summit medals is becoming the number one place for gold American Eagles and they are currently available at the prices you see on the screen so please go to www.summit.com for great products great prices great service and of course free educational articles written by yours truly with great information to help you select the best products according to your needs so Lobo this is our first time chatting here on my channel and I hope it goes well so it won't be the last over the last couple weeks we've seen a strong Bounce from the US Dollar on the dxy which measures the strength of the US dollar relative to other currencies now at the same time when we may have expected a pullback in the prices of gold and silver as they usually come down when the dxy goes up we have in fact seen them go up together so my first question to you Lobo is this do you think this is an early sign of a flight to safety by institutional investors which may indicate an incoming stock market crash or do you think it's a sign of something else well several threads to pull apart there uh first and foremost though the dxy or any direct measure of the dollar does not correlate very well directly with gold markets are forward-looking so the historically since 1971 when gold was freed from the dead weight of the dollar you could say um the the number one predictor has been real rates because it tells you theoretically where the dollar is GNA be you know skate to where the hu where the puck is gonna be so it's it's not so much about the daily Wiggles but where the markets think the value of the relative you know currencies and and I think gold is money so I do see it as a Forex trade uh when you see gold and the dollar move together as they did recently it's usually not about um about that it's not about the markets or finan or the economy it's usually some as you hint a flight to safety kind of that drives people into both and for both to move together it's usually not a financial flight to safety like like you mentioned potential economic trouble but more like the war in the Middle East so to answer your question you know there's there's sorry it's a bit complicated there's you know more than one thing going on um but no I don't think it's big money getting ahead of us recession I am on team hard Landing but we can come back to that I do think that um it's partly the Central Bank gold buying that we've seen you know very strongly supportive around the world but more than that I think the the patterns that we've seen over the year suggest to me that uh if you've ever spoken with Rick rule he's probably told you about how over the last four or five decades the global average allocation to gold in portfolios worldwide is around 2% not you know crazy gold bugs packing bricks up to the rafter right just 2% but that recently that average has been around half a percent like people just don't get gold anymore it's a barbarous relic a pet rock has taken over that perception of of mainstream Finance under the right circumstances though people will see the arrows of their ways the scales will fall from their eyes and so on and Rick has been saying for some time that you know we don't need to have some crazy Mania where everybody becoming gold bucks but just if the world reverts to me that would imply a Forex investment demand for gold I don't know that it needs to revert to me even if it just goes halfway back if it only goes to 1% that would double investment demand for gold and in a world such as we have today we we talked about geopolitics sorry for the longwinded answer but this is the answer you know we have two hot Wars either of which could literally become World War III we have all kinds of trouble on the economic side the global economy is clearly in trouble the heart of Europe Germany is in major trouble you know everybody is I think in denial about the actual state of the US economy in an election year go figure but uh you know there are signs of trouble we just got man manufacturing industrial numbers out all negative today so you know despite the Happy Happy Joy jooy narrative it's not true that there are no red flags in the US economy either so um I think in a world like that you've got geopolitical trouble that's not going away Ukraine's going on over three years right and now this thing in the Middle East is not going away and it looks like you know Israel is going all in that's a world in which I think not just gold bugs not just medals Traders not just you know people on the comics or or the lme I think deep pocketed not just central banks and sovereigns but deep pocketed big money around the world is looking at this and saying H maybe a little bit of gold in my portfolio don't need to go crazy just 1% you know might not be a bad hedge with inflation now reaching levels below 2% in many developed economies and approaching 2% in the USA even though we know these numbers are bogus and real inflation is is likely much higher as we've seen by the way in a recent study that I saw released suggesting that inflation under the Biden Administration is two times higher than it has been stated my question to you is this do you think central banks are going to use these official figures as an excuse to start quantitative in again so basically printing more money and injecting it into the system if so how do you think this will impact asset prices over the medium and long term and I would specifically like to ask about precious metals and the stock market wow okay well hold on no problem no problem I'll edit I'll don't I've got an answer for you okay where answer to be I keep saying on these interviews I don't have a crystal ball so I got one I can answer your question I'm joking but this is in a way kind of serious because you know what are the central banks going to do despite their uh protestations of Independence and so on they are uh politically created entities and most of them have a lot less gumption than the FED when it comes to standing up to those who appoint them and so on so it's you know um but I think there's an important thread here to keep in mind and that is as a hard money Advocate you know I like the idea of deflation I like the idea of my cost of living getting cheaper lower prices what's not to like about that well what's not to like about it is how we get there if we get there through productivity increases things are cheaper because we're manufacturing so much more so much more efficiently our costs are going down and we can pass those on to Consumers that's great cost of living is going down but if inflation as mismeasured by the government is going down because they're throttling the economy which is what they think they have to do that's what that's that's modern economics we control inflation which has nothing to do with money supply we control it by throttling the economy so if they're succeeding then they're throttling the economy if they're over succeeding if they've gone past and this is a Jeff gunlock thing you can't take 9% infl inflation and crash it down to 2% and expect it to just stop there right if you're throttling the economy so much that it slows despite the money printing it slows anyway or and the inflation goes down then why on Earth would you think it's just gonna hit 2% and stop right there so it's interesting to me that we're seeing so many of these measures Canada England other places where Europe just now you know it doesn't it it goes right through 2% keeps on going down so you know crystal ball and all I don't know the future but yeah I do think that there will be a wholesale pivot here they're already cutting they're already you know the uh ECB cut again today as you and I record at any rate so they're already responding now do they add QT to that I don't know but would I be surprised absolutely not I think they've done enough throttling that they've done more damage than they would admit and the consequences of that are to be seen and they will what what's their tool kit you know that this if they if cutting interest rates is not helping the economy fast enough well from the Central Bank perspective balance sheet expansion and that sort of thing is is the next go-to thing Lobo many Market analysts keep repeating the words gold is sending us a message and that message presumably relates to the stability of the market unsustainable private National sovereign debt levels as well as the long-term status of the US dollar as the global Reserve currency is it possible Lobo that we are in the early stages of a market melt up that some have been calling for that 2022 was in fact the bare market for stocks and that it would be a mistake to take a defensive position right now and be out of the stock market short answer is yes certainly possible but I don't I don't think that's the signal gold is is telling us um gold people like to say you know mentioned I mentioned that gold and the dollar don't correlate closely in on immediate terms because the markets are forward looking well it you know not just markets but investors people in general you know they look to the Future what are my inflation expectations how do I feel about my job and my likess you know these are forward-looking if not predictions then you know decisionmaking based on what's coming so where I'm going with this is that gold tends to lead inflation if you do a straight correlation with gold and CPI it's terrible almost all existence but if you lead it like 2020 we have okay okay pandemic whatever the reasons are we have gold goes screaming up to 2,000 but it's not right then that we see inflation go to 9% it took a year or two for that to happen so you know gold has really pulled a hockey stick this year that is telling us something now is it that that's a market melt up I don't think so there are Market melt UPS without gold doing that I think the main thing is that gold is money and gold is telling us something about Fiat particularly the number one comparable to the US dollar so I think gold is signaling that we're going to see a lot more inflation ahead the Beast has not been tamed the uh victory dances of team no Landing Team Soft Landing they're premature and uh you know so I I think that's what gold is sign we'll see if I'm right or I'm wrong about that but that's that's my take on that now a lot of my viewers are interested in silver Lobo maybe you've caught on to that fact already anyhow with gold making new all-time highs being driven by its St status as a tier one asset the fact that central banks are buying like no time ever since the collapse of the Soviet Union what do you think it's going to take for silver to make a new all-time high is that moment close to us or do you think there is some irrational exuberance surrounding silver and its growth potential right now I'm very pleased to see that this year silver has started acting as more as a monetary medal should it's been tracking gold more closely than copper then you might say well that's a no-brainer silver and gold are highly correlated they you know they're both money yes I know but last year silver was tracking copper more closely than gold and over recent years if not decades silver has taken on an increasing industrial use case now this is a mixed blessing you could say because that industrial demand is variable and when it goes away that does impact the silver to dollar exchange rate if you will um but what the market taketh away it also giveth so when there's higher industrial demand silver can move up even when gold isn't the perfect storm is when there's for silver is when there's Safe Haven demand that boosts monetary metals and there's a supply scare you know like bad economic new could do this and silver not only is it in itself partly an industrial metal it's number one sources or number one two and three are all industrial men silver Comes The Lion Share comes from Big copper mines these big giant pories that have a silver credit and the rest you know biggest comes from lead and zinc um so if demand and and and make no mistake even a a pure silver there's no such thing as a pure silver mine the purest would actually be maybe silver gold but this the gold would still be a significant component but most silver comes from as they say copper lead and zinc and and those metals are important if it's coming from a copper mine and copper goes down that silver is not coming to the market they they they'll stop mining if it comes from lead zinc the silver might be worth more than the lead and the zinc but the lead and zinc still matter if the lead or the zinc makes up 30 or 40% and those prices crater then that's a huge hit to your margin so even if silver is doing well you can still have a problem there what I'm saying is this perfect storm is when you have you know some scare some Safe Haven demand for gold and silver monetary medals but the same thing it's economic is putting a squeeze on Supply and then when when you see that you saw this in 2010 it was what happened partly with the Hunt Brothers too way back in the day uh which I participated on as a kid at the time right you you see this this perception oh there's going to be a shortfall of silver Supply at the same time that demand investment demand is kicking up and that's when silver goes nuts that's when silver went to close to $50 both previous cases so I'm getting long-winded way to answer your question what would it take for silver to see a new all-time high I think a circumstance like that could do it or almost certainly would do it if we had a circumstance like that where there was high demand and Supply was seen as constrained it would break sort of the laws of Economics not to see silver soar and bear in mind that that's just a nominal High we haven't seen a nominal High yet really in all the all the Cycles here that we've been through recently the real all-time high using the government's figures never mind Shadow stats of what the real you know real real inflation number is if we just use CPI as a conservative case uh the last time I looked the real all-time high in silver would be over 200 bucks it's not a prediction I'm just saying you know if people are like oh 30 you know mid-30s is high silver well after you adjust for inflation it really isn't so let me separate things you asked specifically what would it take for silver to hit a new all-time high depending on whether you mean nominal or real nominal I think that's within reach just a regular Market fluctuations real it would probably take one of these you know perfect storms where you have demand picking up and Supply constraints at the same time um my outlook for silver going forward is bullish I am a little hesitant to put more money into silver stocks ahead of what I think of is recession denier capitulation because of the industrial side that's not a bare case for silver that's more of a I don't want to call it Market timing but it's more like the odds seem to favor a buying opportunity a potential buying opportunity ahead so what's the rush so let me see if that happens and if not I think there's still plenty of upside uh the good news is is after the recession has done its worst or I've been proven wrong you know team no Landing is right happy happy joy joy either way uh we're looking at a reflationary boom and that's very bullish for silver as an industrial medal and it's bullish for silver as a monetary metal in that inflationary environment so I actually really like silver a lot going forward my concern is merely near-term so Lobo considering your background in Commodities and I have to say it's a very impressive one and and you have a very impressive track record and I encourage anyone watching right now to check out lobo's website which is independent Speculator tocom to see exactly how robust his knowledge is and what he's offering there anyhow many YouTube personalities that talk about gold and silver are so laser focused on the topic that I think they miss out on other opportunities at times and and that doesn't mean I don't like gold and silver obviously I do I talk about it so much and I have a lot of my net worth allocated to it but it means sometimes we have options as to how much we allocate to them now two of my patreon members Martin from the Czech Republic and Scott from the US OFA wanted your take on how to compare the long-term benefits of owning precious metals versus another commodity you know very well which is uranium because with tech companies openly announcing their needs for energy and nuclear obviously to play a big role in that Lobo I mean Google by the way just announced that they are going to develop small reactors for their energy needs what do you think is a better long-term hold well he also said longterm longterm five 10 year was was the kind that's tricky as a class I would probably still go with gold and silver because uranium is not rare um you know high prices eventually probably will cure high prices there's quite a bit of it around it's a byproduct in some cases too that's just not recovered because it's radioactive or trip you know difficult and so on but there's tons of it out there the problem is not that there's not enough uranium to supply even vastly increased demand because it's so you know it's so efficient it takes it takes this much uranium to power the average household for a year versus how much oil or coal or whatever um you know the problem is permitting and mine Construction you know getting all this this this is sort of interesting you know conceptually the beauty of mining is that it's an industry that naturally builds Moes because a price goes up and you can't just turn a mine on the next day you can't just discover the deposit the next day right it's like these things take years and years to permit and build or let alone make the discovery so when prices get ahead of the supply then you can see you know a real squeeze that is a thing of beauty on the stocks and I do think we're headed that way for Uranium uranium is already even though it's corrected from over a 100 to to just over 80 now uh you know that price is still enough to incent new mind development which is happening um but I don't think that new that lwh hanging fruit that's being picked the projects that were already there or the mothball mines that could be brought back online I don't think that will be enough to meet to demand now Mr Market isn't clear on this yet that's my thought that's not the general accepted wisdom out there and I think this is one reason why uranium did correct so much and why it's taken so long to come back again um but for what it's worth my forward-looking statement here is that I don't think the lwh hanging fruit that's being picked will be enough to meet demand and the squeeze even though the price right now is enough to incent new production will likely send uranium prices substantially higher whether they need to go there or not right they will just because people got to have have it as things are now I see Supply constraints probably lasting 10 years but you know that's all things being equal all things are never equal things change whereas monetary medals uh that is one thing that doesn't change you know debasement of currencies Fiat currencies you know the race to the bottom I don't think that changes it might speed up it might slow down which Fiat is winning or losing that race you know that changes but the reality is that all monies are all Fiat currencies are being debased and that is good for anything that's real physical in comparison it might be good for digital assets as well but I don't know I do know that thousands of years of History say that real money does well compared to funny money um and one final point on this you know if you want to look at the big picture I think the single most important chart you can look at is a long-term chart of gold since 1971 when it was free to exchange against the dollar and the value of the dollar since then and it's a giant X like this is 70 years and it's a giant X and I I really think that tells you all you really need to know on a big picture basis now of course that doesn't tell me where the exchange rate is going to go this year or maybe even the next two from my invest so I need to look at what trends are happening now but in terms of basics in terms of what's going on what's real you know x marks the spot it really does in this case and that is um not something I expect to change I think it's part of human nature well I think that's a great segue into the next question because it's clear at least to me and and in the especially in the case of gold that it's becoming almost unaffordable for many people to save their wealth in physical precious metals these days and I've covered it in a few videos recently and as a result people are seeking Alternatives Lobo many people who used to buy gold are turning to platinum because they see it as an affordable alternative that is also rarer than gold so potentially having price upside for that reason uh I hate the term precious metals what does that mean well pre oh my precious my precious well it just means they're expensive it a a metal being precious doesn't make it monetary it doesn't respond to this you know if if if rodium is expensive you know you're never going to have a rodium dollar you're not going to spend rodium for a loaf of bread and it's not going to happen right it's not a monetary metal and it's going to move differently these are Industrial Metals platinum and padium are Industrial Metals and despite Paul Krugman wanting to Mint a trillion dollar platinum coin to pay off the national debt it's it's it's absurd that is absurd but Platinum if you look at it just look at the data it is an industrial medal it moves it Shadows gold somewhat but on the you know step back from the da or weekly fluctuations and look at the monthly or yearly charts it clearly moves with industrial Commodities it does not respond to monetary constraints or the exchange issues that we've been talking about for gold and silver um now does that mean it's bearish not necessarily I mean right now because I'm in team hard Landing still yeah my outlook for IND Metals is negative uh under the right circumstances I'll I could absolutely see getting into platinum and Palladium again under the right circumstances but that's not where we're at now and I think this is is really worth stressing because there's a lot of people who I you know I I swear this happens at least once a month if not every week I get some message on X or an email from somebody saying well Platinum is 20 times rarer than gold and it's half the price it's way oversold it's got to go up and there's a logical appeal to this but you could have said the same thing last year the year before that the year before that it's been more than 10 years so the fact that something is oversold does not mean it has to go up even if that's true even if we say it has to go up I'll give you that let's say it has to go up it is after all something real that doesn't mean it has to go up now and it doesn't mean it has to go up in time for your your in speculation now if you if you want to Stack Platinum by the way and say okay I don't care about whether it goes up or down in the near- term you know longer term it's going to go up so I'm going to buy I'm G to stack some Platinum to diversify my gold Holdings and and that'll be good for the long term well I disagree with that in the first place why do you need to diversify from gold it's not like gold doesn't even tarnish which silver has an issue with right it if you and if you need to liquidate it everybody can identify gold it's yellow right whereas what looks like Platinum well silver silver Palladium Platinum I can't tell the difference just by looking at them but silver is a lot cheaper nobody's gonna sneak me a silver dollar and say oh this is platinum you know ask for more but could they substitute something else silvery for platinum sure it could even be solid silver and I'd still lose money buying at platinum prices um I'm just saying that you know other silvery there's no point in stacking those like if my reason is long-term saving or let's say we go Mad Max right so you know the internet crashes you can't spend your Bitcoin and we're dealing with barter and we're dealing with actual commodity money again because that's what works and some guy comes up to me and says Lobo I want to buy your used car and I've got all this Platinum here I don't have an assay lab on my bench you know I don't know if that's Platinum I don't know if it's Palladium I don't know if it's silver I don't I could probably tell if it's tin I could certainly tell if it was aluminum but you know what you hear what I'm saying like so these things are not in my view stackable I I see Zero but zero reason to stack platinum plaum or anything else gold and silver are the only the same thing apply to Copper then for people who are on a budget buying silver and saying I'm priced out of silver now I'm going to stack physical copper do you think it's the same thing yeah copper is even less convenient than silver it's much bulkier it also tarnishes it turns green uh it's an industrial metal it's not something to stack you can you you can fill a garage with copper and that's you can take a wheelbarrow of that down to the store to buy something significant if if we and by the way you know if we don't go madmax there's absolutely no reason for copper or sorry silver fans silver to go back into circulation as money even if gold does blockchain solves that if you need to spend one 100th of an ounce of gold you can do that safely and securely now this is a solved problem like silver circulated to make change from gold because even you know you couldn't make a gold coin too small you'd lose it if you made it the size of a flake it might fall out of your your coin purse back in the day right so silver may change for cop for gold copper may change for silver that's not necessary in a modern economy you know certainly not with distributed um transferable assets so okay maybe in a Mad Max scenario where there there's no internet sure and that's one reason why I stack physical silver in case of the worst but unless it the worst comes to worst I do actually expect gold to go back into circulation not as coins in my purse people aren't going to go around with medieval coin purses anymore but I do expect gold back uh verifiable solid digital assets to go into circulation and be able you know like what the folks at what was it you know gold money. no not them um the the perment were doing something like that as well been several attempts government with you on that by the way multiple currencies all I'm saying is you know gold grams who was it who was putting out gold grams but what if you need a tenth of a gram like in physical that's a problem but the physical constraint is no longer there so no I see no reason to stack Copper at all but by the way as a Speculator I love copper the supply constraints on copper are are are much more intractable than uranium and and you know these big copper deposits are hard to find they're getting hard to permit it's not radioactive but you make a giant hole in the ground and nobody wants that in their backyard anymore um and oil despite the stop oil now folks I mean it's going to be I don't know if we ever stop burning oil but if it happens it's going to be many decades away so if you want to diversify I wouldn't diversify what I'd stack I diversify what I speculate on and then you know when the recession has done its worst or if I'm wrong it's happy days again I think both copper and oil are absolute no-brainer diversifications right now Lobo it's been an amazing conversation so far and thank you so much again for coming on my channel uh I I could probably sit here and talk to you all day anyhow I do have one more question for you before we wrap things up here many of my viewers in addition to owning physical gold and silver have exposure to mining stocks now I turned bullish on mining stocks last July when I saw inflation losing steam that doesn't mean that inflation stopped or went away it just was losing steam especially in the price of oil and metals prices I saw were poised to make big moves up my final question to you Lobo is this for people getting started in the miners looking for a little bit of Leverage in the precious metals Market to earn a little bit more than simply the return that they're getting on their gold and silver do you think it's best for them to focus on the big miners like Newmont or do you think investing in junior miners is where people should be I have a my own version of the barbell strategy you know Nasim taleb's barbell strategy it's a it's a brilliant concept and and I see that in mining you look at sort of the mid tiers and they're they're they're not as mobile they don't give you that hockey stick potential of the Juniors but they're not as solid as the majors they don't have as many assets if they have there are one asset producer or maybe you know two or three assets and one of their major assets gets nationalized or has a mind disaster or something you know it's you you've got you know a lot of the pain of the Juniors without the stability of the seniors but without the gain potential the Junius I'm just I don't like the I don't like the middle of the road unless it's a takeover Target so my barbell strategy is to buy a bunch of Juniors that I see hockey stick potential in and then anchor that with some of the majors when they hit cyclical lows you know it's it's as close to a sure thing in speculation that you know a solid mining house that's that you it's not its fault the Market's down it's it's near cyclical lows you buy that and it'll go up when the market recovers that happens all the time so that that's my version of the barbell portfolio as for names no I never do that don't take it personal um it just it's it's I think it's unfair to paying clients and for the audience out I'll tell you remember what they say about the internet if it's free you're the product so free stock dips you know beware so where can my viewers find the ones that you think are interesting maybe this is a great moment to to mention that I understand at the independent Speculator at your website they can find and sign up and find you know the things that you're uh that you're offering correct thanks thanks for that the independent Speculator our Flagship publication it doesn't just disclose which ones I might have a conflict of interest in the the central value is my personal portfolio that is my portfolio it's it's not just some overlap that's the entire thing I show you exactly what I'm doing with my own money um but there's an easier way to get into this and it might be 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