Bill Holter Predictions
Precious Metals Expert and Metals Broker
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[5:34] understand that we we are going to see hyperinflation and hyper deflation or stagflation, whatever you want to call it, at the same time. Meaning your your cost of of living, your your the cost of the things we need will be rising rapidly. At the same time, the value or the prices of the things we already have, the assets that we have are going to be dropping at the same time.
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[12:05] Oh, absolutely. I'd be backing the truck up for both gold and silver.
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[11:42] Was gold do a 20% correction? Maybe. Was silver do a 50% correction? I don't think so. I think that's overdone and that's been overdone through the use of paper contracts, naked shorts, in other words.
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[23:43] you want to be heavier in silver than gold just because of the ratio. Uh at 64, it's still way elevated and that tells you that the the price of silver will go up more rapidly on a percentage basis than gold.
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[21:41] I've I've maintained probably for the last 10 years now that my belief is the failure to deliver will be in silver. And the reason being uh we're now six years into a structural deficit. The the estimate is that by 2030 the demand is going to be 1.5 billion ounces per year versus about an 850 million ounce global production.
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[2:38] what's what you're going to see is you're going to see fiat currencies devalue themselves, if you will, like they did back in 1933 in the United States. You're going to see uh fiat currencies being devalued to try to bring inflation back into the system.
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[7:21] Now we're looking at 1.5 trillion in debt service and that's what it's 25% or better than uh the cash flow from tax revenues. And that 1.5 trillion is only going to go higher from here because we're at the point now where, like you said, the deficits are getting bigger.
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[15:01] I think one area in the United States I think one area is going to be food because you've got uh a lack of fertilizer. We have a a serious drought going on. Um, so I think there there will be less food and higher prices.
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