The Truth About the Current Gold/Silver Narrative

In this accompanying piece to today’s earlier article, the reason why it’s so difficult for truth to gain traction in the investment world is because truth is not sexy or glamorous. What is sexy and oozing with glamour is the Art of Deception, aka, telling people what they want to hear. Unfortunately, I’m here to deliver another dose of truth about the current banker lies about gold and silver.

Comparing today’s environment about gold and silver to the one that existed during the 2008 global financial crisis is an irrelevant comparison, for the information I will reveal next week in my article, Why a Full Blown World War With Massive Casualties Now Appears to Be Inevitable, the differences in the levels of economic conflict that existed between Eurasian powers and NATO then and now are night and day. For example, given the level of negative sentiment that currently surround gold and silver in June 2023, one would think gold and silver have both tanked thus far this year.

If one had gauged gold and silver’s performance this year simply based upon current sentiment, it would be nearly impossible to believe that gold is still up 4.5% and silver is only down 6.2% thus far this year, at respective prices of $1,905 and $22.55 as I write this. Given the price volatility of silver, a good two-week run could easily bring silver rapidly back to even for the year. But as I stated, the sentiment that surrounds gold and silver right now more closely resembles that which has accompanied past years in which gold and silver prices dropped by 15% to 20%. And the reason for this is the escalating economic war between the NATO nations that control the global economy and the Eurasian nations that are leading the de-dollarization charge.

From the below chart, you can readily observe how bankers have positioned