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GOLD HAS PLAYED ITS HAND. NOW, ITS LITTLE SISTER MUST JOIN!

We stand at what could be the precipice of an incredible bull market in commodities, and we’ve already
seen a number of agricultural commodities, energy, and base metals take off along with gold, but
for this bull market to be succinct and real in all forms, it MUST expand to include silver, and we just
received a very encouraging sign.

Last week, silver broke out to a two-year high, and the chart suggests the potential upside is $5/oz, which will
take us over $30/ounce, a welcomed surge.

Courtesy: Zerohedge.com

If you measure the size of the range, you can see the support is set at $21.50 and the resistance is
$26.50, which gives us a $5.00 range. This implies the length of the breakout could take us to $31.50 by
the end of 2024.

What is making the surge higher in silver likely?

I want to look at oil first, which is silver’s greatest friend and most correlated asset class. When oil
climbs, silver historically does as well.

We should start seeing Russia have issues shipping crude oil since attacks on its infrastructure will become
a daily occurrence not just by Ukrainians but by other oppressed minorities that despise the KGB mobster in
charge of the country they don’t want to belong to.

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By the summer, oil’s price could be north of $100/barrel, but I don’t think it’s in the best interest of the
other OPEC nations to increase output, so we’ll see two things happen:

1. Clear inflationary pressures.

2. Red Sea woes.

Rising inflation puts the Federal Reserve in an extremely weird situation, and it actually makes their entire
assessment of reality look amateur after they’ve used every platform and each appearance they’ve made since
November 2023 to declare that they’ve conquered it.

They’ve even said they will stop hiking it, but if inflation resurfaces and they choose to let it run hot, the
market will be confused.

Rising interest rates on Treasuries, shrinking corporate profits, and higher commodity prices while the U.S.
economy is booming and the rest of the world falters is as ideal for silver as it gets.

It’s time for silver. I’ve been right like a Swiss clock so far, and I expect to be right about SILVER as well.

Do you need Donald Trump to tell you to do it? Would it make the task easier, if Biden were to suggest it, or
Warren Buffett or Ray Dalio, or can you, out of your respect for your own cognitive abilities and killer instinct,
make the move?

Gold is trading well above its previous all-time high, breaking out and breaching resistance that held for over a
decade, but no one is reporting to me any signs of mania.

Bull markets are born in the shadows and this one is definitely a case of such.

The S&P 500, the NASDAQ 100 and Dow Jones 30 are all trading at all-time highs, along with Bitcoin and
housing prices. Consequently, gold is NOT getting any attention, not to mention silver is basically stagnant
at $25/ounce, pointing to the fact that retail isn’t participating in the bull market. Gold stocks aren’t moving
either.

The retail public, in my opinion, is mostly sitting in money-market accounts, earning 5%, while the smart
and savvy have been crushing it big-time for over two years!

You wake up in the morning, see wars brewing in the Sahel, in Ukraine, in Armenia, in Gaza and in 30 different
conflict zones and seeing a president who can’t sit down for a full-length coherent interview, and can’t make
the logical case for investing… you reason that with money-markets dishing out 5%, that this is the place to be,
but I have cautioned against this for over two years and my portfolio is up 74%!

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Courtesy: Bloomberg, Zerohedge.com

No one achieves massive wealth by sticking his savings in money-market accounts.

Building long-term, sustainable and lasting wealth is done only one way.

There is ONE WAY only and that is personal development.

Will you commit to it?

A boy, aged 13, saw his father lose it ALL. His business shattered and his father got up and tried again, only to
fall again and go bankrupt. The boy, then 22 years old, read books.

Do you know how many books that boy read? Until he cemented the habit of wealth in his mind and
chiseled it into his psyche and being.

That boy wrote this article and he is telling you, “Crack the code --- you get one shot at life. Crack the science of
riches and cement it as your destiny.”

“Audaces fortuna juvat,” as the Latin phrase goes.

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