Title: Rob Kirby – Bankers Will Send Gold and Silver Prices to the Moon Source:
[None] URL Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwZqIl17v_Y Published:Nov 25, 2017 Author:Greg Hunter Post Date:2017-12-02 20:20:10 by BTP Holdings Keywords:None Views:76 Comments:4
Greg Hunter
Published on Nov 25, 2017
Gold and silver expert Rob Kirby says the price suppression of gold and silver is in the process of ending. Kirby says, “In the very near future . . . we are going to experience precious metals to be cryptoized and put on the blockchain. . . .These are going to be superior alternatives to GLD and SLV, and this will bring transparency to the price discovery process for both gold and silver. What this means is GLD, SLV and COMEX are going to be made irrelevant by the cryptoizing of physical metal.”
Kirby predicts, at some point, the price of physical gold and silver will skyrocket, and the same bankers who suppressed the price will turn around and send it to the moon. Kirby contends, “When the banks feel this is a foregone conclusion, that the price of gold and silver are going up . . . they are going to try to front run it. Banks try to front run everything.”
Join Greg Hunter as he goes One-on-One with gold and silver expert Rob Kirby of http://KirbyAnalytics.com.
If I had a nickel for every time I heard that the metals were going to the moon, I'd be wealthy.
Sometimes the price gold is too high, maybe as much as twice too high and at other times gold is price too low, perhaps as little as half its average value, but gold stays within that range. Currently the price of gold is about right and gold was priced about right 100 years ago. 100 years ago, at $20 an ounce, an ounce of gold would purchase twenty days of common labor. And, at minimum wage an ounce of gold will still purchase about 20 days of common labor. 100 years ago, an ounce of gold would purchase an expensive man's wool suit and an ounce of gold will still purchase an expensive man's wool suit.
If gold goes to $10,000 per ounce then, based on current value, the dollar will only buy as much as a dime does now.