Chapter 1: What is the significance of silver in the current market?
The brief smattering of warmth certainly did not last very long, did it? CryptoTalk.fm. My name is Leister. I am your host. Silver is our topic for today. Leister CryptoTalk.FM has been forewarning you for a lengthy period of time to consider precious metals of all kinds that rhymes.
But it is silver that we are specifically going to focus on because it occurred to me that some may not fully understand what's happening and why.
as well as what it ultimately is going to end up doing from my perspective and it's only my perspective and there are some that don't understand that i have every right to share my perspective because it's a perspective you are entitled to do your own research and encouraged to do so and come with your own perspective whether it contradicts mine or not's not the point that's one two
I was given information that leads me to believe that things that I said to be the truth months ago are actually coming and being verified by certain people. Now I don't take a victory lap on this one because unfortunately the consensus has spoken that they don't want to hear that.
Chapter 2: How does the silver cash squeeze affect investors?
But when I, when this was brought to my attention, And I realized that, geez, these are just some dumb people. They're being duped. And they don't realize how brilliant certain people are that are lying to them, let's say. They're being lied to. And they're taking it on face because it's a sob story. I understand. Some people are not smart enough to interpret behind that.
I'm not going to speak further about that because it's not worth it when we see silver going to the moon. To the point that silver became the second highest asset class.
Chapter 3: What factors contribute to silver's price suppression?
Whether that lasts, I don't think it will in the long. I don't. But for right now, silver is right behind gold climbing the ladder of success. The reason this is happening, there's a couple of different pockets of reasons. I shouldn't put single reason because it's not really fair. A couple of pockets of reasons. Reason number one, everything that's happening international has got people nervous.
There's chatter. There's all these collaborative efforts to try to devalue and remove reliance on the United States dollar. The United States dollar goes by another name, paper.
Chapter 4: Why is silver considered a better investment than gold right now?
That connects to my second pocket paper with silver. For years, did you realize that silver as priced was being suppressed? Not only was it being suppressed, there wasn't really any exchange of the asset happening. It was all being traded in paper form with price suppression. I encourage you to do your own searches and researching to confirm what I'm saying, that the price of silver was fake.
When you see gold in the $4,000 range and silver is in the two figures, remember not that long ago, silver was $40 an ounce. compared to gold's $4,000 an ounce. Didn't that seem kind of suspicious to you because you probably took that and said silver ain't worth a damn when the fact is conductivity adds value to silver. Everything that we deal with depends on silver.
Chapter 5: What are the implications of a potential silver price increase?
All of the electronics that you use to some degree depend on silver. Silver has one of the strongest utilities of all of the precious metals, yet it has one of the lowest prices. This is a long time coming. We now are accounting the third pocket.
the squeeze what is the squeeze in order to explain the squeeze cleanly i want to help you understand what happens due to this paper and the chaos that is the paper and it was the precursor to what we now see what we see is the supply
of silver just the availability of physical silver what's going to end up happening is it's going to be less available there's always minting i'm saying it's going to be less available there's going to be a supply constraint the supply constraint there's demand that's here now
The demand, when you couple that with a supply constraint, almost always, not always, but almost always contributes to a price appreciation. Let me break that down. How this crunch, this squeeze really works. We see ultimately international is taking over with respect to precious metals and their control of the precious metal market.
Chapter 6: How can investors navigate the silver market effectively?
A lot of the banks that were suppressing the price of the precious metals exist in the Western countries, including the United States. There has been all sorts of countless legal actions taken for this manipulation of that market. Because in their mind, if silver's price were where it really should be, it would put a strain on everything. And they want to try to control it. We understood that.
We understood how it worked. Remember that at some point a while ago, we were talking about the coins and the mint, United States mint, and how they were going to consider certain coins no longer being minted. We're trying to get rid of the penny. We're trying to get rid of silver Eagle coins, et cetera.
Behind the scenes of all of that turmoil, the CME group analysis is done and turns out that they are
Chapter 7: What are the risks associated with investing in precious metals?
going to need to essentially do some mass liquidations. We have to get the books back in order. We have to get everything back level, back neutral, and that's going to result, people expect, in significant amounts of liquidations over the next couple of months.
Japan, bond yields. Bond yields equal risk. When you have risk, what's going to happen? you're going to see treasury bonds get sold off in order to help mitigate the risk. What then happens if such a thing were to happen, the fed likely might try to overreact.
They might go on some money printing mission, possibly maybe, now consider that donald trump president is trying to replace jerome powell as quickly as possible too late pal and he's trying to get somebody in that's going to drop rates get us back because he's trying to allay concerns of the regular public about the financial status and the economic status and the fact that
Chapter 8: What strategies should new investors consider when buying silver?
He says that the market's good and the job market's good and there's no reason we should not drop rates. I actually agree with him. I actually agree with the idea that mortgages, the rates are a joke. I actually just did some shopping. If you want to do a cash out refi, they're still talking 5, 6%. That's a joke. I'm sorry.
If you don't do cash out, you can get as low as four and a half or some odd. It's still a joke. I don't feel that mortgages should be more than 3%. So then I was having a conversation with someone. about this mortgage rate business and they, and they were talking about, well, if you drop the rates, it's going to raise the price of homes, right? And with this ties to silver and I'll get to it.
But if you drop the mortgage rates, it raises the price of homes. They are correct. Basic macroeconomics. What they're missing is think of what that means. A higher priced home, but a lower interest rate, you're paying less interest to the banks, but you're getting more equity as you pay the home down. The equity benefits you, the interest benefits the banks.
The real impact, years ago when they introduced the mortgage interest deduction, It was designed to offset the increase in mortgage interest rates over time by giving you a deduction to help, you know, insulate that burden. If you drop the mortgage interest rates, you're going to have a lower deduction come tax time because you're not paying as much. The burden is not realized upon you up front.
So you should no longer be entitled to the same amount of deduction on the back end. but people have become dependent on tax credits and deductions, which are frankly a scam. And so there's going to be an impact. And that impact is going to be mostly on who the upper middle class, largely the upper class, but I would say the upper middle class,
The lower class will be impacted because subprime subprime loans often have higher interest rates. The higher interest rates usually pair with plans and programs that are designed. They promote the tax deduction to help offset what it takes to afford the home. If you have a lower deduction, that's going to be less money coming quote back or less that you're claiming or whatnot.
But some people are not insulated against that disruption and they may not be prepared for it. i actually think it's a good thing i don't feel like interest rates should be over three percent i don't i think it's stupid it doesn't matter if i can afford it i think more money should go towards equity than to interest the risk of my stance is a repeat of 2008 and the housing bubble.
During the housing bubble, you saw equity skyrocket. You saw rock bottom interest rates. You saw no dock loans. You saw no down payment loans. You saw no inspection loans, no appraisal loans. That was risk. What I propose risks repeating that same. I'm not suggesting we should. I'm saying it risks doing so.
because of what i just described and all the other factors i talked about there's an inherent devaluation of the united states dollar our fiat back system if the value of our fiat declines to a point silver is going to skyrocket simply because it's
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