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So Keith Neumeyer is talking with host Christ Marcus, titled "The European Perspective on Silver". I'll try to list most of what's being talked about here.

>Gold bull market
Keith doesn't believe it's a real bull market

>Paper market and reality
Keith says he has told his colleagues to stop selling silver for a month as a challenge in order to pump silver up to its real price, although recounts that he has been refused every time

>What is going to happen to the price of silver?
Keith believes the major market is going to go through "correction" and that there is "a ton of dough standing in the sidelines" waiting to invest when and if a crash happens. He also says that institutions cannot afford standing in the sidelines for long though. He advises to go for producers and well-endowed miners.

>new investor advice
Keith tells to check the management first when doing research and look for trustworthy names. He says new projects are sometimes just skeletons of older failed projects with the same people in management. He advises to against going all in on a single stock (duh) and to buy stocks from companies operating in certain countries (I think he said China is good not sure)

>big buyers
Keith says that banks control the PM market. Mining companies don't have direct business relationships with the buyers of PMs so banks get to store tonnes of PM's and sell with great premiums. Keith tells to compare mining companies PM prices to the COMEX prices.

>Japanese companies
Irving is the only Japanese stock Keith himself owns

>silver dividends
Keith says he would like dividends to be paid in order to attract more investors, he himself would benefit from that as well. Pondering about whether the dividends would be paid in cash or ounces. He believes it would be very difficult to manage. Chris Marcus brings up 10g silver cubes, Keith says he thinks those are very cool (they kinda do look cool ngl)

I missed a lot but that was the gist of it