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    Gold is Hitting All New Highs! Will Silver Follow?



    Peter Boockvar, Chief Investment Officer at Bleakley Financial Group, joins the show, and we discuss the potential banking crisis that may be looming with the recent interest rate hike by the Fed. Boockvar explains that it may just be the beginning of a wave of consolidation in the banking sector, which could hurt more shareholders and bondholders. Furthermore, we cover the potential impact on the gold and silver markets, with gold prices reaching record highs and central banks diversifying their reserve base. Boockvar predicts that small businesses and commercial real estate owners could face serious issues if the Fed continues to hold high rates.

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    26 Comments

    2. Unclerobbie on

      Another fantastic interview. Thanks for the update Wallstreetsilver. We appreciate everything Ivan👍
      Get your weight up guys 🥇🥈

    6. Roger Chen on

      How does this trading stuff work? Am really interested but I just don't know how it go about it. I heard people really make it huge trading

    7. Krunoslav Stifter on

      It was pretty good until he said that inflation will go down, possibly to 2%. After that its hard to take anything he says seriously. Sounds like another one of those brain-dead chart readers who knows about economy less than Janet Yellen. Get some proper economist on the show, not these fake speculators who had a good time in rigged markets but know nothing of actual economy and even less about geopolitics that are critical to understand that is going on.

    10. Mister Freeze on

      Silver price lag could be an indication that the gold price needs to be rigged down by the banks. Silver is also an industrial metal and the price of silver has nothing to do with the price of gold.

    14. Roger Burn on

      Inflation Will Never go down to 2 % because inflation comes from government deficit spending 1 TRILION dollars. per year and the gov will Never cut spending 😂😂😂

    17. mike m on

      If we get to 2% inflation than we will be in a big time recession or worse the month treasury busted spiked to 5.48% the last time it spiked like this it was 2007-08 better buckle up

    18. Grug Notice on

      Inflation will be down until Biden runs out of oil to dump on the market. Then the price increases will return much worse than before.

    22. WooferJr on

      I like the information Peter talked about! I look foward seeing more interviews with Peter Boockvar. He looks very good in that thumbnail.

    24. Henrik Clausen on

      Raising interest rates is GOod:
      We need the credit contraction, and the end to 'Quanitative Easing'. Yes, this will cause bad businesses to fail, which in turn leaves space for good businesses to flourish.

      We cann't sustan an economy based on inflated currency and credit. Central banks should not manipulate interest rates at all, just take care of issuing (sound) money. No need to paper over weaknesses in the free market, just leave it to create value and earn money.

    26. Ruth on

      The idea behind CBDCs is they can charge you negative interest rates on your savings to keep you in debt to 'stimulate' spending. You will not be able to take it out of the bank in the form of cash to preserve its (diminishing) buying power to save. It's on the WEF website. I don't get why people can't see this. It will be introduced when the next crisis comes when people feel vulnerable and then they will step in saying we can save you with a CBDC: free money in your account.

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