10X Gold & 20X Silver Soon! Upcoming Gold and Silver Rally is Going to Shake the World – Craig Hemke

10X Gold & 20X Silver Soon! Upcoming Gold and Silver Rally is Going to Shake the World – Craig Hemke

Despite a relatively slow start to the year, after hitting a record annual price in 2023, analysts see the potential for the precious metal to achieve another record this year, according to the latest survey from the London Bullion Market Association.
Member analysts of the LBMA see the gold market achieving a record annual price of 2,059 dollars an ounce this year, an increase of 6.1% compared to 1,940.54 dollars an ounce achieved last year.
Craig Hemke, an analyst known for his insights into the precious metals market, predicts gold will reach 2,300 dollars before settling, while silver is expected to move toward a 28 dollars target in the longer term. He advises caution against drastic price spikes in the gold market, foreseeing a 10% gain in gold and up to a 20% increase in silver. Natasha Kaneva is the head of global commodities strategy at J.P. Morgan. “Across commodities, for the second consecutive year, the only structural bullish call we hold is for gold and silver.”
Meanwhile, Craig points out recent gold market fluctuations tied to changing rate cut expectations. Gold prices dropped in the US hours, contrasting with the rise during Asian and London hours. Gold prices climbed to a two-week high on Tuesday, supported by a softer dollar and lower Treasury yields, while focus turned to the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting for insight into how soon it will cut interest rates this year.
Craig Hemke expressed optimism about gold’s ascent, anticipating it positively influencing silver. Traditionally, the gold-silver ratio ranged from 12:1 to 16:1, but the current ratio of 90:1, as per Hemke, indicates substantial leverage. Silver rallies as the gold/silver ratio pulls back below 87.50. From a big-picture point of view, the gold/silver ratio continues to move lower after an unsuccessful attempt to settle above the 92 level.
Craig warned of the worsening US debt crisis, expecting a return to quantitative easing and yield curve control by the Federal Reserve to address increasing debt costs. The Fed initiated a second extensive QE program due to the pandemic, and its holdings of debt securities peaked at 8.5 trillion dollars in 2022, up from 3.8 trillion dollars pre-pandemic, currently at 7.2 trillion dollars. This ratcheting effect significantly inflated asset values beyond fundamental levels, with a lasting positive impact.
Moreover, he anticipated silver opportunities but is uncertain about a substantial surge this year, expressing openness to it reaching 100 dollars.

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And so all I’m really predicting at least for now is another average year about a 10% gain in gold and then it extrapolate that out to Silver maybe 15 maybe 20% in silver now everybody wants you know I wanted to go up 100% I want

It to go up 100% what am I saying but I just don’t expect that this year there’s just a lot going on and the FED is going to act to try to keep as much stability as possible into the election and through all the geopolitics and

Everything goes with it now we get to 2025 and we’ll see where we go from there but I would think for this year with the FED finally pausing and then pivoting we will get that breakout above 2100 that I was looking for last year a rally of probably 10% up to about 2300

Some point this year before settling back by the end of the year despite a relatively slow start to the year after hitting a record annual price in 2023 analysts see the potential for the precious metal to achieve another record this year according to the latest survey from the London bullion Market

Association member analysts of the lbma see the gold market achieving a record annual price of $259 an ounce this year an increase of 6.1% compared to $1,945 an ounce achieved last year Craig hmy an analyst known for his insights into the precious metals Market predicts gold will reach $2,300 before settling

While silver is expected to move toward a $28 Target in the longer term he advises caution against drastic price spikes in the gold market for seeeing a 10% gain in gold and up to a 20% increase in silver Natasha Kiva is the head of global Commodities strategy at JP Morgan across

Commodities for the second consecutive year the only structural bullish call we hold is for gold and silver meanwhile Craig points out recent gold market fluctuations tied to changing rate cut expectations gold prices dropped in the US hours contrasting with the rise during Asian and London hours gold

Prices climbed to a two-e high on Tuesday supported by a softer dollar and lower treasury yields while Focus turned to the federal reserve’s policy meeting for insight into how soon it will cut interest rates this year now we present the clips of Craig hm’s insights from his recent interview with liberty and

Finance before we continue to delve into this discussion please subscribe to our Channel and activate the Bell icon for timely updates but over the previous 10 days the price of gold as it’s traded on the comx has plunged dramatically between about the 8:30 Eastern open and maybe 10 o’clock all of that coinciding

With maybe some stronger than expected inflation or economic data and that has caused a reset of those infl those rate cut expectations so during Us hours over the last couple weeks and really this entire month of January the price of gold has gone down but over the Asian

And London hours it’s been rising and the two have kind of counterbalanced each other and gold is year today maybe down $10 as we wrap up the month so you’ve got this kind of bifurcated thing where physical buying is driving price in Asia and into London but as soon as

The price action shifts to New York we get these headlines the machines that trade the hft machines that trade comx future see those headlines and see the changes in the rate cut expectations and they dump their their gold and silver contracts it’s very interesting to watch you know sometimes those machines are

Driven by changes in nominal interest rates you know bond market moving up and down sometimes a lot of times during the day they’re driven by the dollar Index but right now the only thing that seems to matter are those in rate cut expectations how soon will the FED start

To cut um again may still be March curve starting to look more like it might be may we played this game last year and they made it all the way through the year I don’t think they’ll do it again this year gold is waiting for that shift that that shift back to cutting

And that’ll start generating the positive momentum and the interest in Gold that should push it finally through 2100 but we’re just not there yet now gold has rallied this Century uh from what $300 to $2,100 and if you annualize it out over the first 23 years of the century it

Annualized about 9% a year okay so it’s not that price can’t go up it’s just that it it’s not profitable for the banks that manage the markets to have it go up 50% in a year okay they can handle 10 50 would be a disaster and so all I’m

Really predicting at least for now is another average year about a 10% gain in gold and then it extrapolate that out to Silver maybe 15 maybe 20% in silver now everybody wants you know I want it to go up 100% I want it to go up 100% what am

I saying but I just don’t expect that this year there’s just a lot going on and the FED is going to act to try to keep as much stability as possible into the election and through all the geopolitics and everything goes with it now we get to

2025 and we’ll see where we go from there but I would think for this year with the FED finally pausing and then pivoting we will get that breakout above 2100 that I was looking for last year a rally of probably 10% up to about 2300 at some point this year before settling

Back by the end of the year silver has that same trading range that Gold’s been in but it’s having even a more difficult time of breaking out I it has to get above 26 before it can even think about getting above 28 I think that move to 26

Will happen this year but I’m not sure it’ll break out above 28 yet once it does once it starts trading with a you know a number that begins with a three again okay then we’re going to start having some fun but I don’t expect that to happen just yet which gives everybody

Still more time to accumulate physical metal at prices that are still pretty reasonable Craig hmy expressed optimism about Gold’s Ascent anticipating it positively influencing silver traditionally the gold silver ratio ranged from 12 ra1 to 16 ratio1 but the current ratio of 90 ra1 as per hempa indicates substantial leverage silver

Rallies as the gold silver ratio pulls back below 87.5 from a big picture point of view the gold silver ratio continues to move lower after an unsuccessful attempt to settle above the 92 level Craig warned of the worsening US debt crisis expecting a return to quantitative easing and yield curve control by the

Federal Reserve to address increasing debt costs the FED initiated a second extensive QE program due to the pandemic and its Holdings of debt Securities peaked at $8.5 trillion in 2022 up from $3.8 trillion pre pandemic currently at 7.2 trill billion doar this ratcheting effect significantly inflated asset values Beyond fundamental levels with a

Lasting positive impact moreover he anticipated silver opportunities but is uncertain about a substantial surge this year expressing openness to it reaching $100 let’s get back to the interview that’s kind of the creation of Traders you know and people that play that ratio it gets closer to 100 you starts

Swapping into more silver from gold goes back down to 70 it go back out of gold back in or go out of silver back into gold that’s that sort of thing to me again yeah historically that ratio has been reflective of of the available supplier what’s in the ground for gold

And silver and something 12:1 16:1 something like that the fact that it’s 90 to1 gives you some idea of the leverage involved you know and creation of all these different digital forms of precious metal in both gold and silver um under this current system people follow it though and we get frustrated

Because as you said silver just kind of Trades sideways you know it’s down 50% from its highs it’s up 50% from its lows however you want to look at it um and people think it’s never going to break out no maybe it won’t I don’t know but I

Do think gold will and demand for gold is so strong at the Central Bank level and just from Institutions and funds and high net worth people the demand for physical golds not going to go away so as gold continues higher it almost has to drag silver Higher by virtue of that

Gold silver ratio let’s say ah a couple years from now Gold’s trading ah you pick a number Elijah $3,000 an ounce well a gold silver ratio at a 100 implies $30 silver you know and if you think that’s you know crazy one maybe it should be 80 well what does

That imply $ 35 $40 silver so I just can’t can’t imagine that silver won’t tag along if at least if I’m right about gold and so that presents an opportunity in silver I’m I’m again I’m not sure I’d love to see it believe don’t get me

Wrong I mean all the silver I’ve got I want silver to go to 50 and 100 do but I’m not sure that’s coming yet this year um again hopefully it does but I think this year is more of an opportunity of recognizing that there’s a floor under

Price and every time price tends to di it’s an opportunity to acquire more physical ahead of what’s to come eventually so we’re now running $2 trillion annual deficits in the US $58 billion doll in the first quarter alone interest to service the existing debt at

34 trillion plus we pay more in the US to service the debt and interest cost than we do in our military budget it’s the second largest line item behind the entitlement spending and that’s just going to get more and more out of control we’re in that kind of terminal

Exponential phase of this debt crisis okay you just have to borrow more to keep the plat spinning your borrowing costs go up if interest rates go up they go up that much faster ultimately what this will lead to is renewed quantitative easing where the debt is actually just straight up monetized by

The fed and they’ll probably do it through some form of yield curve control policy the FED instituted that back in the 40s and the early 50s to try to get the debt under control coming out of World War II the Japanese have playing this game since the

1990s okay that’s where the FED is headed as well where they just simply say look the US government can’t afford this level of interest rates we are a buyer of all treasuries anything above 3% and they’ll create just a cap on interest rates above which the FED just

Says they’ll buy everything that’s what yield curve control does that is again more quantitative easing that’s more Fiat money creation uh evaluation of the currency that leads to higher and higher gold prices that’s the only way out you know I I I just I think it’s funny I’ve

Read so much analysis of people that think Powell is somehow fighting for the little guy right he’s going to sit here and he’s going to raise rates as high as he have to hell that’s what the fomc minutes said today or the F the headline said today oh we’re not going to cut

Rates until we see inflation get under control that’s pretty easy to say when the markets are still afloat and the regional Banks still afloat and there’s leas there’s enough cash for now in the treasury to pay the interest and fund the government but when push comes to

Shove and the markets begin to crash because liquidity is dried up I don’t care what the inflation rate is Powell’s going to cut interest rates and he going to restart QE and put on yield curve control because in the end he doesn’t care about the masses what matters to

Him is what happens to the banks and to the federal government that’s who he is beholden to and that’s who he will serve and he will will be cutting rates and he will be starting the money printing machine again just to keep the everything spinning that’s what they’ve

Chosen every single time there’s been a crisis since 2008 that’s what they’ll continue to do this year too the lbma survey shows analysts are relatively split on the main drivers for gold prices this year according to the results 25% expect us monetary policy to be the most significant factor at the

Same time in a tie 22% either expect Central Bank to demand or geopolitical risk to drive prices what are your thoughts on the future of precious metals amid these Dynamics share your thoughts in the comment section below if you find this video informative don’t forget to support our Channel and turn

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