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Silver Bullion
Each week SBTV asks experts from the finance, commodity and cryptocurrency industries the important questions for your benefit. You will be provided with diverse viewpoints on the latest developments in the investment world and the global economy to help you to truly secure your wealth!
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Jul 27, 2021 • 15min
MM34 Patrick Karim: 3 Bullish Gold and Silver Charts, Consolidation Nears End
We are joined on Metal Money by Patrick Karim, veteran chart trader and founder of Badcharts.com. SBTV reviewed 3 bullish charts that have gotten Patrick Karim excited about gold and silver. Both precious metals are ready to exit their consolidation phase.

Jul 20, 2021 • 16min
MM33 Gary Wagner: Despite the Dips, We Are Still On the Road to $2140 Gold
We are joined on Metal Money by Gary Wagner, CEO of TheGoldForecast.com. Despite the downward pressure on gold prices right now, Gary Wagner shows from his charts how the current dip plays out in four waves towards a new high of $2140 gold price.

Jul 13, 2021 • 16min
MM32 Francis Hunt: 2020 Record High in Gold Silver Ratio Could Point to Single Digit Ratio Ahead
We are joined on Metal Money by Francis Hunt, Founder of The Market Sniper, who asks, "Can I say the bigger the move to the upside on the gold-silver ratio, the greater the subsequent reaction to the downside?" Single-digit gold-silver ratio could be ahead.

Jul 7, 2021 • 16min
MM31 Jordan Roy Byrne: Cup and Handle in Gold is a Pure and Stronger Than Normal Pattern
We are joined on Metal Money by Jordan Roy-Byrne of The Daily Gold who compares gold price consolidation in the 1970s, mid-2000s, and the current consolidation since August 2000. Jordan's analysis also shows that the current cup and handle pattern in gold is as pure as it gets and stronger than normal patterns.

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Jun 30, 2021 • 54min
170 JP Cortez - Say No to Sales or Capital Gains Taxes on Gold and Silver
JP Cortez, the Policy Director of the Sound Money Defense League, passionately advocates for reinstating gold and silver as sound money. He discusses the negative impacts of government monetary policies and the urgent need to eliminate sales taxes on precious metals. Cortez highlights ongoing legislative efforts in states like Maine to treat gold and silver purchases equitably. He emphasizes the importance of public engagement and education in championing sound money principles, urging listeners to become active participants in this financial revolution.

Jun 29, 2021 • 14min
MM30 Kevin Wadsworth: If 2023 is the 8-Year Cycle Lows in Gold and Silver, We'll See a Peak Before That
We are joined on Metal Money by Kevin Wadsworth of North Star Charts as we discuss the coming peak in prices BEFORE the expected 8-year cyclical lows for gold and silver comes.

Jun 25, 2021 • 38min
169 Anthony Milewski - If Electrification is the Future, Somebody Better Start Building Nickel Mines!
SBTV spoke with Anthony Milewski, Chairman of Nickel 28, about the underinvestment in the nickel mining industry and why somebody better start building some nickel mines if the electrification of cars and homes is the future!

Jun 23, 2021 • 33min
168 Robert Kientz - Basel III Enough to Strengthen Banks with Gold as Tier 1 Asset?
SBTV spoke with Robert Kientz, founder and publisher of Gold Silver Pros, about his research into Basel III with gold now centerstage as a Tier 1 asset for banks and the risks to investors from Perth Mint's unallocated gold program.

Jun 22, 2021 • 15min
MM29 Gareth Soloway: Time to Back Up the Truck? Is Sub-$20 Silver on the Horizon?
We are joined on Metal Money by Gareth Soloway, President and CFO of InTheMoneyStocks.com. In the aftermath of the most recent fall in silver prices, we ask Gareth about the 'technical damage' on the silver price chart and if sub-$20 silver is on the horizon.

Jun 16, 2021 • 29min
167 Lyn Alden - Monetary Policy Repeating History: 2010s Look Like the 1930s and 2020s Like the 1940s
SBTV spoke with Lyn Alden, founder of Lyn Alden Investment Strategy, about how the monetary policy response from policymakers is repeating history. The 2010s look a lot like the deflationary 1930s during the aftermath of the Great Depression while the 2020s could mirror the 1940s marked by World War II.