India recently made a record-breaking purchase of silver, likely to be used in battery production. This follows a trend of countries buying physical silver instead of investing in unsecured ETFs. Is the price of silver expected to rise due to increased demand, mirroring what happened in the US after World War II?

Is gold poised for a major breakout? This week's market update dives into the recent price surge, criticizes mainstream media for undervaluing gold, and highlights central banks' aggressive buying. Should you consider owning physical gold as a hedge against a potential stock market crash?

Gold is poised for a significant price increase despite being ignored by most investors in the West. This is due to various factors, including rising debt, negative sentiment towards the US dollar, and increasing demand from Eastern countries. Will the next gold bull run be much larger than the one seen in the 1970s?

Discover why MoneyWeek predicts a surge in silver prices and learn potential misplays to avoid in their insightful analysis. Stay ahead of the market trends with expert guidance on navigating the silver market's ups and downs.

We recently invited the Royal Canadian Mint to our vault. While they were there, we did an exclusive Podcast with them. It was great to learn what separates them from other mints. We got to ask them the same questions we get asked every day by our customers. Is .9999 really better than .999? How did you get rid of the milk spotting issue? Why Maples vs Eagles? And many more. We hope you enjoy this exclusive access to one of the world's largest mints, brought to you by SD Bullion.

Adrian Orr, central bank head of New Zealand, ridiculed modern central banking and fiat currency control, highlighting a growing reliance on gold bullion as a store of value amidst diminishing faith in fiat currencies. With major G8 nations abusing fiat currency privileges, a higher gold price is anticipated to balance diminishing faith. Despite fluctuations, gold remains resilient, while billionaire investor shifts towards gold miners reflect changing investment sentiments.

Discover insights from a comprehensive analysis of global economic trends, including an in-depth examination of Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent interview and its impact on financial markets. Gain valuable perspectives on the shifting dynamics of gold and silver investment preferences, both in Eastern and Western regions. 

Learn about the potential crisis ahead as emergency loan programs increase, and the FDIC's forewarning in 2022 seems to be unfolding. Amidst this uncertainty, gold and silver demand remains robust, with central banks buying the second-highest amount of gold bullion in history in 2023. Explore the implications for silver prices, projected to rise as demand surpasses supply for the sixth consecutive year, setting the stage for a new era in precious metal values.

James Anderson discusses key economic developments, including a Reuters report on a poll of 123 economists indicating a delayed Federal Reserve interest rate cut until June 2024. The majority of economists expect four rate cuts totaling -1% for the year.

The episode delves into historical reflections, concerns about the U.S. debt surpassing $100 trillion, and the potential impact on gold markets due to delayed rate cuts.

It also features insights from David McAlvany on gold, silver, and a rumored China stimulus. Additional topics include China's central bank actions, challenges in Western banks, and the resilience of silver and gold markets amid global economic dynamics. The episode concludes with a reflection on ongoing price weaknesses and the importance of strategic positioning in the face of evolving economic trends.

Learn about the imminent era of a world silver shortage on this week's episode. Uncover the shifts in global trade dynamics, the impact of falling silver bullion inventory levels, and the potential for higher spot gold prices amid changes in the Federal Reserve's interest-cutting cycle.