We May Be On The Verge Of Another Short Squeeze In The Silver Market
It appears we may be on the verge of another short squeeze in the silver market.
It appears we may be on the verge of another short squeeze in the silver market.
It appears that the future of money is gold and silver.
Today we are seeing massive gold and silver breakout, but the real upside explosion will be in silver.
One of the greats in the business just warned investors they must get prepared because we are witnessing extreme currency debasement.
This is what’s really happening right now with inflation, the economy and real estate.
Gold will shine, bear hibernation, new low, plus timber!
Today James Turk told King World News that strong demand is going to vault silver prices to new all-time highs.
Inflation is skyrocketing along with the money supply!
We are seeing huge gold demand, but here’s what to expect next.
Today the man who has become legendary for his predictions on QE and historic moves in currencies and metals told King World News that investors have two choices ahead of the coming global collapse.
Today Dr. Stephen Leeb told King World News that the price of gold is about to spike to $3,000-$4,000.
We are seeing huge global financial systemic risk and hedge funds making moves in gold.
There are extreme shortages of physical silver for both wholesale and retail markets, but there is so much more to this story, plus a look at gold.
Is the major upside gold and silver reversal finally here? Is this the big one?
The last time this happened gold mining stocks surged over 100%.
This is the ticking time-bomb that will unleash global financial chaos.
Another central bank is buying gold.
We just had a huge breakout for mining stocks, but look at who is leading the way.
Here is a look at the gold and silver bull markets, plus more inflation.
April 6 (King World News) – Gold mining stocks are about to go on a historic tear….
[CNW Group] – IAMGOLD Announces Dates for its Second Quarter 2015 Results
[at Financial Times] – Gold fell to its lowest level in five years on Monday as the strengthening dollar and the prospect of rising US interest rates led to a sharp sell-off that was part of a broader slide in commodity prices. …