Bill’s Commentary:
“It is undeniable…”
MTG’s Weather Manipulation Claims Take a Shocking Turn
Marjorie Taylor Greene was actually right when she claimed scientists could alter the weather.
This is not a “conspiracy theory.”
Over 50 countries, including the US, are using cloud seeding and geoengineering to change the weather.
This has been proven true by numerous scientific studies, historical military operations, and active government programs.
Bill’s Commentary:
“Nothing new here, but a very good synopsis/reminder why you own gold and silver in the first place. And yes, silver will outperform gold from the current levels.”
And the Fix is in for the Great Gold and Silver Drag Race
For years, large players in the precious metals markets have employed a controversial technique known as naked short selling—selling silver and gold contracts in the futures markets without possessing the physical metals themselves. This strategy seems designed to manage the prices of these metals, with naked shorts often surfacing during the early morning hours when trading volumes are lower. Rather than aiming for profit, these short sellers appear focused on suppressing upward price momentum, especially during reports of rising demand or constrained supply. However, as the physical stockpiles of precious metals dwindle, evidenced by significant drawdowns in the LBMA and Comex vaults, this strategy is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. Savvy buyers are now taking delivery of the metals, whether to repatriate them, reduce exposure to fiat currency and investable debt notes, or invest in what seems to be undervalued silver—considering its historical high of around $50 in 1980 and 2011, compared to its current price around $31. All in all, it’s a no-brainer.
As demand for physical assets escalates and mining output disappoints, above-ground stockpiles continue to tighten. The naked short-selling strategy shows signs of desperation—short sellers cannot cover their positions and can’t suppress the price, hinting that a potential upward correction is on the horizon. Rumors circulate that a failure to deliver could catalyze a significant sentiment and price shift, making the precious metals market increasingly interesting and potentially profitable while other asset classes seem to be peaking or past their sell-by dates.
Imagine this landscape as a thrilling uphill race, where gold serves as the powerful truck, straining against the desirability of paper assets as it ascends, while silver is the agile sports car ready to overtake it. Currently, a double yellow line prevents silver from passing, but it is poised to burst forward at a moment’s notice. Gold, with its long-standing allure as a safe haven, may soon be exposed as a less rare metal leading the charge, especially as overpriced paper assets falter. While gold has attracted investor interest, for a time it has outpaced silver’s price movements, which are waiting for the opportunity to break free from the slow traffic. This makes the current race one of the most interesting in the last 13 years.
For the sixth consecutive year, silver has been in deficit, with high demand from industries such as solar panels and advanced battery technologies leaving its stockpiles in need of replenishment—yet none is available. Unlike gold, which is primarily mined and stored in vaults, silver is actively consumed, enhancing its value and urgency in the market, if it weren’t for ongoing suppression. This growing demand signifies more than just a fleeting trend; it reflects a fundamental shift in how investors are—or will be—perceiving these metals.
As awareness of silver’s critical role increases, so does its monetary value. The pressure mounts for this once-passive competitor to surpass gold in both utility and investability, giving rise to the new reality: if you don’t hold it, you don’t own it. Silver isn’t merely biding its time; it’s gearing up for an explosive surge, preparing to unleash its full potential and then some. With tightening supply and increasing demand, silver stands on the brink of not just following gold but ultimately overtaking it, ready to claim victory as the most valuable metal on Earth.
In this dynamic competition, the paths of gold and silver have diverged from a natural ratio of somewhere between 7 and 15 ounces of silver equaling one ounce of gold to around 85—having even peaked at 124. While gold may currently dominate the market, this race is evolving. It wouldn’t surprise me if we eventually see a flip in this ratio to several ounces of gold for every one ounce of silver. Currently, this may seem unthinkable, but with unpredictable government actions and the time required to bring new supplies online, it could very easily become a reality. As investors increasingly recognize the unique advantages of silver—especially its vital role in technological advancements—the stage is set for silver to leap ahead of gold and continue its ascent. The great gold and silver drag race is far from over; with each passing moment, silver inches closer to its moment of triumph, showcasing that while gold leads the charge, silver is primed to seize the opportunity and win the race.
Bill’s Commentary:
“This ought to be a hoot!”
FOX NEWS CHANNEL’S BRET BAIER TO CONDUCT INTERVIEW WITH VICE PRESIDENT KAMALA HARRIS ON SPECIAL REPORT THIS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16TH
NEW YORK — October 14, 2024 — FOX News Channel’s (FNC) chief political anchor Bret Baier will conduct an interview with Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris in the battleground state of Pennsylvania on Wednesday, October 16th. This week’s appearance marks her first formal sit-down interview on the network ever and will air during Special Report with Bret Baier at 6 PM/ET on October 16th. Baier will be anchoring Special Report from Pennsylvania that evening.
Bill’s Commentary:
As I have said many times before, “be very careful what you wish for!” A world with $100,000 gold and $5,000 silver is probably not a world where you will even find a single restaurant open (nor many other entities) to spend you newly found “winnings” at…
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the USA government used cloud seeding while I was in Vietnam in 1966. There was so much rain that they almost drown us.
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