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SBTV spoke with David Morgan, publisher of The Morgan Report, about where silver is headed given the months of downward pressure on it and why the next financial crisis could happen by the end of 2022. The Morgan Report: https://www.themorganreport.com Discussed in this interview: 00:00 Introduction 01:31 Inflation, a global phenomenon 04:59 No way out for the Fed 11:02 Failure of globalization 14:00 When trust is lacking 18:02 Machine spoofing precious metals? 21:35 Silver under pressure 27:16 Silver supply crunch 34:00 Silver PSYOP Buy & store gold and silver with Silver Bullion: https://www.silverbullion.com.sg​​ Silver Bullion Investor Kit: https://bit.ly/35ujSB1​​ Silver Bullion Twitter: https://twitter.com/SilverBullionPL Silver Bullion Instagram: @silverbullionsg

22 thoughts on “David Morgan – The Next Financial Crisis Could Happen By End 2022

  1. Join us for the next live stream on 4 September at 9pm EST as we discuss the latest economic news and precious metals!

    1. If silver goes down $1 (as it has, and more!) …then the Premiums on silver go UP $1.80! What gives! There will never be a good time to buy silver for the small retail dupe because the spot price of silver means NOTHING anymore. The silver (and gold) markets are totally broken, and I pity the fools who think buying physical silver right now is any kind of ‘deal’. Price discovery is DEAD, GONE, and it ain’t coming back – EVER.
      So, I’m waiting for David Morgan to throw in the towel and find a new profession, and only THEN will I even Think about buying a bit of silver.

    2. Also, I forgot to mention, there’s this ‘small’ issue called Carbon Nanotubes. Read up on this technology, I beg of you. It has MUCH more electrical conductivity than silver, much less weight, and can be produced in UNLIMITED quantities, as opposed to physical silver. So, do you think that silver is going to take a front seat in the EV market when there is carbon nanotube technology rolling off the development line?? Get out now, would be my advice.

  2. A sIlver shortage? We’ve been hearing that nonsense since the Hunt brothers shenanigans.

    1. A lot has changed in the commercial demand, primarily technology, for silver since 1980.

    2. @Kathryn J. Hernandez Sure it has. And miraculously there’s still no shortage of silver. And also miraculously the price of silver is right now about the same as it was in 1968, adjusted for inflation, even with all that extra commercial demand over the ensuing decades. It’s a miracle!

  3. David spells out something not widely understood (let’s see if I have). Bond rates going up is suggestive of a trend, meaning higher rates means bigger yield BUT previous long term bond yields will be worth less, especially when rates are much lower than inflation. Bottom line – If people expect rates to continue to rise, they don’t want to buy bonds, and the bond markets are much bigger than stock markets

  4. Love watching David, but he REALLY NEEDS a microphone! His voice goes high and then low with every sentence making it very difficult to hear him completely without constantly adjusting the volume.

    1. What you said, every word.

      David is great, which makes it even more frustrating not being able to understand him clearly (or evenly).

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