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Stock Market is in a Massive Bubble Like ‘We’ve Never Seen Before’: Michael Oliver



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Founder of Momentum Structural Analysis Michael Oliver compares the current market situation to past bubbles to explain why this one is likely to be the biggest in modern history. Michael muses on the current extreme political divide in the United States, and how that could exacerbate an already massive financial calamity waiting in the wings.

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00:00 Introduction
01:36 Cessation Activity in the U.S.
11:53 Lost Trust in the System
15:46 Left Vs. Right
19:22 Volatility of Political Climate
23:54 Gold in a Market Crash
26:04 Gold & Silver Equities
29:55 How To Play Precious Metals
33:34 Thoughts on Base Metals
34:57 Leading Indicators
38:32 Bank Failures
39:35 Healthcare Sector Vulnerability

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39 Comments

  1. The only thing is concerned is the role BIS will play. The gold price is more likely to be determined by them, not Fed, market or JPM. They can dump trillions of imaginary gold contracts to make gold to zero without CFTC intervention. It is a very sharp knife never appear since 1970. 2nd is the blockchain to be implemented in Texas to ensure peace and safe of gold electronically. The last thing is BRICS is not superior than U$ as why can't use oz/kg/ton/carat to begin with, get rid of all their fiat to ensure all holders without any concern about money printing at first place. It is not the best idea

  2. we have a literal dementia patient destroying the country at a pace never before seen, and trum is the one who will see a 20% of R split away from voting for that?? And by the way he speaks even making it sound as if effectively 0% of D will split away from this vegetable

    trum is the leadin candidate over everyone, and even last time when he was down 15 points in polling just before the electio he still won, so he will be the first one in history to win three times.

    even the propaganda networks thinks youre off…

    maybe when you dont have a clue about politics, chill with the predictions?

  3. Manipulation is pretty much full steam ahead, not sure how it gets stopped at this point. Everyone keeps saying, this is it, the bond market is cracking, the dollar is collapsing, interest rates are killing the housing market, silver is gonna rise…..but then nothing happens. Lol yawn.

  4. The face value on the coin itself is legal tender. Not Gold bullion or silver bullion. Its the face value of a coin. No one in their right mind would spend the gold and silver for face value.

  5. Mad respect to Michael Oliver. Question: He says that Alaska passing a law that gold and silver are legal tender are secession. How is that when our constitution says that ONLY gold and silver are money? Paper money is not legal money per our constitution but, since everybody uses it, it is what it is.

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  7. The guest doesn't explain why the miners have such a leverage effect to physical gold. For about the last 10 years, the spot price of gold has been so low and the all in sustaining cost (AISC) of gold production so high, that there hasn't been much net profit for the miners. To make the problem worse, gold miners generally don't invest in mine capital costs because it's very difficult or expensive to get funding to expand mines. And then the reserves of gold ore bleed off as they mine without further exploration or acquisition of new reserves. So a mine acts as a wasting asset with relatively little profit margin.

    But once the spot prices of gold goes up dramatically, the profit margins improve, but also the proven and probable reserves get reassessed when considering the value of the company. If the price of gold stays elevated, then those reserves get monitized into profits. So you can think of a gold miner as just a long duration call option on gold ore real estate.

  8. Two examples of retailers that are cheap on a valuation basis are Macy's (M) and Dillards (DDS). Both are large department store chains which have a high net earnings per share and give some dividend. They both also have a lot of their own real estate, so their business models are a lot like McDonald's (sell hamburgers to cover the cost of their real estate holdings). More importantly, both companies lost two major competitors with the demise of Sears and JCPennys.

    Macy's stock price is currently near it's post-2019 lows, while Dillard's share price is pretty high. Many manufacturers who thought the path to riches was going direct to consumer, found out the hard way that customer acquisition costs and shipping ate into the extra profit margin. Some of them are going back to retail chains for their distribution. However, some retailers like Nordstroms (JWN) have been barely breaking even may continue to struggle or do worse during an economic downturn.

  9. The days of stock market recessions are over. We will never see a 2000/2008 extended 50% crash imo. 2016/2019,2020,2022. All could have been crashes. Do people understand planet Earth shutdown because of a virus that threatened mankind's existence and stocks only crashed for 60 days? People thought 2022 was the beginning only for 2023 to rebound huge. Wallstreet wont allow people to buy in easily anymore on economic wipe outs. Dollar cost average and walk away.

  10. What confuses me is that there seems to be much much more buying and taking delivery of Gold and Silver over the past
    year by several nations to the tune of millions of tonns. And with inflation high all over the world…how did the price of
    both gold and silver actually go down…certainly over the past 3-4 months….doesn't make sense to me…what happened to supply and demand?

  11. Every crash brings with it an equivalent market chance if you are early informed and well-equipped, I've seen folks on verified posts that turned millionaires amid crash, and even pull it off easily in bullish times, it all boils down to proper asset allocation.

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