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Doug Casey on Silver: Undervalued in a Monetary Crisis
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We had the pleasure of reading a timely conversation Doug Casey had on Silver and broke out some interesting points he made.Doug echoes are own sentiment that while Gold is money, Silver is more.
Doug starts off saying: “Silver has always been a monetary metal, and it likely always will be.” and from there it only gets better.
Doug Casey on Silver: Undervalued in a Monetary Crisis
We had the pleasure of reading a timely conversation Doug Casey had on Silver and broke out some interesting points he made.Doug echoes are own sentiment that while Gold is money, Silver is more. At bottom is the actual interview transcript for your enjoyment as well.
Doug argues silver is historically sound money and currently undervalued, especially in a coming monetary crisis. Its dual role—monetary and industrial—makes it uniquely positioned as both a hedge and a speculation. Silver's affordability, growing industrial demand, and underownership create asymmetric upside. Casey predicts $100–$200 silver, emphasizing physical holdings and penny stocks. He concludes silver will become the "people’s safe haven" amid fiat collapse, debt crises, and systemic instability. Silver is the best of both worlds. Gold is money, and Silver is much more.
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8:30 am U.S. employment report May 125,000 177,000
8:30 am U.S. unemployment rate May 4.2% 4.2%
8:30 am U.S. hourly wages May0.3% 0.2%
8:30 am Hourly wages year over year--3.8%
3:00 pm Consumer credit April$10.2B$10.2B
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