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>>30177806

>>26203924

>If it is so undervalued, why aren't big players and smart money with capital big enough to influence price, moving their money there already? Are they just too stupid to see an opportunity that you are able to see?

Yes, they are. We are still in the stealth phase of this bull market. If you take the time to understand the fundamentals, you will see why everybody else is wrong and PMs are the correct decision. I already alluded to the fact that literally everything else but commodities is objectively overvalued, and commodities are objectively undervalued. Then consider that the governments of the West are in an inextricable debt trap; they can't raise yields, or everything would collapse, both because the bubbles are so large, and because they are so heavily in debt. So they can only keep printing their currencies into oblivion, as they buy more and more bonds ("Q. E.") in order to force yields lower. The Fed did $5 trillion last year, expect another $5 trillion soon. Real yields are now negative--hence few real people want to buy bonds, and the debt is being increasingly monetized by the central banks themselves. The real economy is completely broken, real unemployment is 40%, UBI is coming, money-printing is literally parabolic, many commodities are already coming close to doubling. A banking crisis is imminent, most G-SIB equities are trading at less than 30% of book value. Listen to what people like Alasdair Macleod are saying about the economy, they are not stupid people. Find his interviews on Youtube, see if what he says convinces you. He also predicted the 2008 financial crisis when nobody else did.

>>26204195

ceo.ca is down so can't see a lot of prices right now, but BLLG is always an obvious buy.

>>26203924

>If it is so undervalued, why aren't big players and smart money with capital big enough to influence price, moving their money there already? Are they just too stupid to see an opportunity that you are able to see?

Yes, they are. We are still in the stealth phase of this bull market. If you take the time to understand the fundamentals, you will see why everybody else is wrong and PMs are the correct decision. I already alluded to the fact that literally everything else but commodities is objectively overvalued, and commodities are objectively undervalued. Then consider that the governments of the West are in an inextricable debt trap; they can't raise yields, or everything would collapse, both because the bubbles are so large, and because they are so heavily in debt. So they can only keep printing their currencies into oblivion, as they buy more and more bonds ("Q. E.") in order to force yields lower. They did $5 trillion last year, expect another $5 trillion soon. Real yields are now negative--hence few real people want to buy bonds, so the debt is being increasingly monetized by the central banks themselves. The real economy is completely broken, real unemployment is 40%, UBI is coming, money-printing is literally parabolic, many commodities are already coming close to doubling. A banking crisis is imminent, most G-SIB equities are trading at less than 30% of book value. Listen to what people like Alasdair Macleod are saying about the economy, they are not stupid people. Find his interviews on Youtube, see if what he says convinces you. He also predicted the 2008 financial crisis when nobody else did.

>>26204195

ceo.ca is down so can't see a lot of prices right now, but BLLG is always an obvious buy.

>>25943355

Commodities are the only things which are not in a bubble, and the only safe haven right now. Stocks are at 30x earnings, houses 8x earnings, bonds in an historic bubble and propped up only by tens of trillions in central-bank money-printing. The DGR is still 16:1 (should go 1:1 or even 1:2), and fiat currencies are on the verge of total collapse; gold will go 8x-16x when it becomes money again.

>>19733472

This is a chart from 2011-2020, so it isn't meaningful. You are not taking account of cycles. You are isolating a bear-market, when silver really thrives in precious metals bull markets. See 1970-1980 and 2001-2011. The rationale behind silver's going up is obvious. There will come a time when gold seems too expensive for the average man; and, instead of taking one gold coin, he will take sixty silver coins instead.

Again, Dominic Frisby, a economist who writes for MoneyWeek, is investing in copper right now, even though he is one of the greatest gold bulls out there. Commodities in general are at an all-time low. You buy things when they are undervalued, not when they are overvalued.