RE: Another day...11 Nov 2020 11:45
For those of you investing (not trading) this is a no-brainer.
As other posters have alluded, small business have been decimated & will continue to be so. Money has been printed (read "debt has been issued") that can never be repaid.
If we are to have economic recovery (& I say "if") then billions of trees will have to be cut down to provide Central Bank money printers with enough paper to ensure they go "brrrrrr" 24/7. Everyone here will understand the implications of that.
On the other hand, if we are facing "The Great Reset" (which is my belief - it's out there in the public domain & you can get it straight from the horse's mouth at the WEF), then SILVER is a key asset. The maniacal Elite at the WEF are seeking to tear-down the existing global economy & "build back better": if you're wondering why politicians all over the world are quoting this sound bite, it's because it comes straight from the WEF. Those spouting it are on-board with the agenda.
Biden has promised a "Green New Deal". Solar panels everywhere. LOTS of AG needed for them, of course. Indeed, this is the GLOBAL plan. Now, let me be clear: I'm by no means adverse to conservation & green energy (indeed, I hold UKW, GRP & FSFL myself), but the likes of you and I won't be the ones benefitting from it.
Before I go off on too much of a tangent, let me be clear: SILVER IS A CRITICAL ASSET in the post-Corona / Great Reset era. I believe it is THIS REASON, more than anything else, that sees JPM sitting on over two-thirds of the world's investment silver.
One final thing: the WEF tells us that "by 2030 you will own nothing" (check out their tweet). Read between the lines. Mine nationalisation is always a risk in this sector. I'd suggest that by 2030, it will be commonplace. Plan accordingly.
Disclaimer: portfolio is still 60%+ metals & miners. GLA.