This compilation of financial insights includes videos from Bix Weir, Gregory Mannarino, SD Bullion, and Liberty and Finance.
Bix Weir talks about India opening a physical silver exchange and importing 21Moz of silver in November.
Gregory Mannarino talks about the possibility of gold at $15,000 and US manufacturing in freefall.
SD Bullion reports on the Fed rate cut pivot and the coming silver/gold vs. stock market targets.
Lobo Tiggre joins Liberty and Finance to discuss the new stage of the gold market.
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RoadtoRoota
Dec 15, 2023
Everything on the Demand Side of 2023 Silver is SCREAMING MASSIVE SILVER DEFICIT and yet the price hasn’t moved all year! Something huge is about to break because from my count 2023 will run a Silver Supply/Demand Deficit of over 500M OUNCES…and it WON’T STOP THERE! The new mandates to TRIPLE solar panel installations SHOULD finally break the back of the silver riggers! Today India announced they have opened up their first physical silver exchange and the BANKS have not been invited to play in their exchange…at least not yet!! Get your physical silver and get ready to HUNKER DOWN!!
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Gregory Mannarino
Streamed live Dec 15, 2023
$15,000 Gold? Lets Talk About That! US Manufacturing In FREE-FALL. More Updates. Mannarino
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SD Bullion
Premiered Dec 15, 2023
The fiat Federal Reserve pivoted into rate cut 2024 doves this week. Gold, silver, and many other inflation-linked asset classes popped on the news of Powell’s all-but-admitting rate cuts are coming pivot.
Thus far in the 21st Century gold has performed strongly during three prior rate cut cycles, with spot prices ramping up +66%, +189%, and up +50% in the prior three rate cut cycles past.
During those three specific rate-cut eras, the US stock market was quickly outpaced by gold’s gains.
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Add on the likely fact that a structural bear market in the fiat US dollar is likely to eventually coincide with this coming rate-cut cycle, and both gold and silver are poised for good years.
More on the coming outperformance of commodities and especially precious metals in physical bullion investment grade formats versus the US stock market to come later in this week’s bullion market update.
Both the silver and gold markets rallied on the fiat Fed’s all-but rate cut 2024 pivot announcement this week.
The spot silver price rose most in percentage terms to close at just under $24 oz bid price, while the spot gold price again closed the week above the important building $2,000 oz support line with a finish near $2020 oz bid price.
The spot gold-silver ratio fell to 84, with silver’s relative strength over gold.
That will be all for this week’s SD Bullion Market Update.
As always, to you out there, take great care of yourselves and those you love.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Thdb5fASmZ4
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Liberty and Finance
Premiered Dec 15, 2023
For 2023, Lobo Tiggre’s highest confidence trade was uranium. Since he made that forecast last year, uranium has increased to 15-year highs. For 2024, his highest confidence trade is gold. Gold recently traded intraday to a new all-time high above $2100. Tiggre explains that simply a 10% to 20% move puts gold “solidly in a new regime.”
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