$700+ Silver? Here's How It Could Happen - Mike Maloney

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIUZBHrLOS4
Published: Feb 27, 2018
Author: GoldSilver (w/ Mike Maloney)
Post Date: 2020-04-26 09:44:29 by BTP Holdings
Views: 4258

In today's video, Mike Maloney presents a series of charts that tell a story of severe undervaluation of silver in relation to gold. In addition, by comparing the Weekly Transparent Holdings and COT Reports for gold & silver, another narrative rears its head: Are these charts evidence that JP Morgan has been accumulating a massive position of physical silver, and that this is actually the story of JP Morgan burning the other bullion banks? Learn more at www.goldsilver.com

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#1: Horse    To: BTP Holdings (#0)

$200 to $300 is more likely.

Horse posted on 2020-04-26 11:43:00   Reply   Private Reply

#2: randge    To: Horse (#1)

$200 to $300 is more likely.

You may well be right.

On the other hand, there were people not too long ago telling us that $1500 gold was too way out to contemplate.

Of course, as my better half sometimes asks: "When gold is at $5000, how much will a loaf of bread be?"

randge posted on 2020-04-26 12:13:49   Reply   Private Reply

#3: Lod    To: BTP Holdings (#0)

This should be Mike Baloney; not gonna happen in several lifetimes.

Lod posted on 2020-04-26 12:18:55   Reply   Private Reply

#4: TommyTheMadArtist    To: Lod (#3)

Been hearing this same thing since 2003.

TommyTheMadArtist posted on 2020-04-26 12:36:33   Reply   Private Reply

#5: BTP Holdings    To: Lod (#3)

not gonna happen in several lifetimes.

Not as long as JP Morgan is shorting the market and is also the largest holder of silver bullion. But when the bubble pops they will be in like flint. ;)

BTP Holdings posted on 2020-04-26 12:48:32   Reply   Private Reply

#6: hondo68    To: BTP Holdings, Fiddy Cent (#0)

1925 Half Dollar 50 Cent Lexington Concord Sesquicentennial Commemorative Coin

These 90% silver 50 cent pieces are going for around $60 these days.

hondo68 posted on 2020-04-26 12:52:17   Reply   Private Reply

#7: Lod    To: hondo68 (#6)

What's melt, around $7-9.00 or less? just guessing/asking.

Lod posted on 2020-04-26 13:05:07   Reply   Private Reply

#8: hondo68    To: Lod (#7)

1916-1947 Half Dollar
$0.50
$5.5230 [melt]

www.coinflation.com/ The melt value of coins

But the spot price used is based on the paper silver market, you can't buy the real stuff for that.

hondo68 posted on 2020-04-26 13:26:34   Reply   Private Reply

#9: NeoconsNailed    To: randge (#2)

Well, there it is. Does a great surge in metal prices always mean real or looming catastrophe in the lives of the masses? Certainly was the case in 2008, and prices duly fell like a rock once things seemed back to 'normal'.

NeoconsNailed posted on 2020-04-26 13:41:16   Reply   Private Reply

#10: Horse    To: BTP Holdings, Lod (#5)

JP Morgan's silver belongs to China.

Horse posted on 2020-04-26 14:19:14   Reply   Private Reply

#11: BTP Holdings    To: Horse, Lod (#10)

JP Morgan's silver belongs to China.

Is there any proof you have that indicates JP Morgan is running a warehouse operation? ;)

BTP Holdings posted on 2020-04-26 14:28:32   Reply   Private Reply

#12: randge    To: Horse (#10)

China buys and holds a bunch for sure.

Little irony then that the Opium Wars were caused by net silver flows.

They should have called them the "Silver Wars."

randge posted on 2020-04-26 14:38:36   Reply   Private Reply

#13: NeoconsNailed    To: randge (#12)

Interesting -- how did that work?

NeoconsNailed posted on 2020-04-26 14:59:34   Reply   Private Reply

#14: randge    To: NeoconsNailed (#13)

That is a long story and I hafta leave and run an errand, but the 18th century thirst of the English for luxury goods from the east like silks, spices, and ceramics (china) had to be paid for with real money - silver. That led to fiscal and financial dislocations at home.

One way to get the silver back was to get Chinese hooked om dope - dope which had to be paid for with real money.

Casus belli.

randge posted on 2020-04-26 15:14:23   Reply   Private Reply

#15: BTP Holdings    To: randge (#14)

One way to get the silver back was to get Chinese hooked om dope - dope which had to be paid for with real money.

Casus belli.

That was the Opium Wars. ;)

BTP Holdings posted on 2020-04-26 15:25:40   Reply   Private Reply

#16: BTP Holdings    To: Lod (#7)

What's melt, around $7-9.00 or less?

That would be like when you send a bunch of scrap sterling to the smelter. You only get what the amount of silver is and then the smelter takes their commission off the top. You would need an awful lot of scrap silver to get much cash out of it. ;)

BTP Holdings posted on 2020-04-26 15:42:35   Reply   Private Reply

#17: hondo68    To: BTP Holdings (#16)

You only get what the amount of silver is and then the smelter takes their commission off the top

Virtually no one is selling silver at the "spot" price now. It's worth much more than that on the open market these days.

hondo68 posted on 2020-04-26 16:16:08   Reply   Private Reply

#18: Horse    To: BTP Holdings (#11)

Jim Willie. China owns the vaults. He had a back story on that about J P Morgan doing dirty deals with Chinese owned US Treasury bonds.

Horse posted on 2020-04-26 17:13:01   Reply   Private Reply

#19: NeoconsNailed    To: randge (#14)

I never knew that aspect of vile, despicable, hateful, vampiristic England's treacheries. I did know they'd gotten China hooked on opium in order to make them customers in some fashion.

In one of the free gloss mags some big churches do up for mass distribution -- mebbe a Worldwide Churchof God splinter -- I read a stabbing article about all tbis years ago. It said that at one point the emperor wrote the sovereign and asked "Your Majesty, where are your morals?" Didn't save it alas, and have looked high and low for the very believable quote but no luck.

Wonder how many meaningless and elaborate ancient ceremonies the blasted Battenbergs have checked off this week. Whither has the Groom with his Stool been traveling?

NeoconsNailed posted on 2020-04-26 17:29:47   Reply   Private Reply

#20: BTP Holdings    To: Horse (#18)

J P Morgan doing dirty deals with Chinese owned US Treasury bonds.

It would not surprise me to learn JP Morgan was buying up those short term bonds from China. They could use them as leverage against the Treasury.

As more of those short term bonds come home to roost, the inflation rates here will rise rapidly.

The FED will not be able to do anything about it since they will have blown the wad by then. ;)

BTP Holdings posted on 2020-04-26 17:35:15   Reply   Private Reply