Fed Hyperinflation Is Driving Investors Into Silver

Summary

• The silver price has yet to experience the significant move that many like myself are still fully expecting.
• However, that doesn't mean the developments are not happening below the surface.
• Chris was invited onto Jean-Claude's Beyond Mystic channel to talk about what's going on, how this all got started, and how our mindset is far more important than any of the individual investment decisions we make.

While the silver price has yet to experience the significant move that many like myself are still fully expecting, that doesn't mean the developments are not happening below the surface.

Fortunately, I was invited onto Jean-Claude's Beyond Mystic channel to talk about what's going on, how this all got started, and how our mindset is far more important than any of the individual investment decisions we make.

So if you sometimes find yourself frustrated by seeing the silver price smash, and they're wondering if there's an easier way to handle the weight mentally, click to watch the video now!

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Comments

[6228371]

New solar panels that don't use silver.

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[dalmond]

We are in the middle of a profound contraction of the economy. Demand will is and will continue to dry up, and broadly price levels will decrease. The expansion of the monetary (read: inflation) base is going to corporations (via bond buying), the US Gov (treasuries) and the stock market as investors realize the Fed will buy anything, so perceive there is not risk.

Now that said, I do see silver taking off eventually, but the timing to me is unclear. It will take some physical delivery to get the price really moving.

[Doofnut]

Silver needs to rise to 25 dollars per ounce just to break even with inflation over the last 150 years. The Coinage Act of 1873 dropped it as a monetary metal. www.marketwatch.com/...

[joeya85255]

Gold has also been demonetized and no longer used as a medium of exchange since both have been replaced by fiat currencies. What really matters is the historic fact that silver (still a monetary/industrial metal) outperforms gold in bull markets. Always.

[6228371]

"Silver needs to rise to 25 dollars per ounce just to break even with inflation over the last 150 years. "

None of us here are investing for 150 years. Some may be investing for 150 weeks, 150 days, or perhaps 150 hours or 150 minutes.