Precious metals analyst and investor. Advocate for free markets and sound money. Recognized by the London Times for predicting the Global Financial Crisis.
After the October 18th breakout, the banking cartel essentially engineered silver lower to prevent them from losing on their short position.
2) Here's the link to my new report:
2) The first condition is straightforward yet largely overlooked by investors and has proven surprisingly challenging to achieve: 
2) While silver has been acting soggy in recent months, the good news is that it closed above an important downtrend line that was looming over its head for months. 
2) When priced in other major currencies, gold had made little to no progress since April. The silver lining, however, was that gold was poised to enter a much stronger bull market once it achieved a breakout across all major currencies.
2) Here's gold priced in euros. It hasn't broken out yet: 
Please read my recent report to understand the significance of today's silver breakout:
Did you know that the U.S. dollar lost roughly 50% of its purchasing power since the year 2000?! 
Since the early-2000s, gold has been in a confirmed uptrend according to the most widely accepted tenets of technical analysis.
When central banks run financial toxic waste (most crypto, SPACs, tech stocks, etc.) up to the moon, ignorance gets rewarded & we collectively become more ignorant.
The spurious global economic boom since 2009 is largely based on bubbles like this. It's happening virtually everywhere at this point. 
As with heroin addiction, the economy builds up a tolerance to stimulus and requires more and more to prevent "dope sickness."
Here’s the backstory for those who don’t know:
Bitcoin has long been on my list of favorite alternative investments, but I’ve never been a fanatic like much of the HODLer community.
Fund Manager Mark Yusko: US stocks are in a bubble - "Look at the parabolic moves by a number of companies like Tesla": cnn.com/2021/02/08/inv… @MarkYusko @MattEganCNN $TSLA $QQQ 
To understand the implications of rampant money printing (see chart above) and the speculative manias & false booms that it unleashes, I implore you to read this excellent free ebook, "Dying of Money: Lessons of the Great German & American Inflations":
Don't be fooled or impressed by our soaring stock market. 