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This sort of fraud will continue until the dollar collapses and it no longer can.
Ed Steer is covering his butt from earlier in the year saying that by year end that silver would be $50. Now he’s blaming the The Comax and five globalists banks of controlling the silver. The demand for silver per year is greater than being produced. So on would think that the demand would drive the price up. They don’t want that to happen, they want to keep it under $30 like they have been for months. But The Day Is Coming That Even The Shorts Will Be Short. Then silver will rise in price accordingly to demand.
I don’t Stack Silver or gold to make a profit. For if I make a profit, our government will find a way to waste the tax dollars I will have to pay. Instead as I have stated before on other topics on Silver and Gold on here that I stack for when the crap hits the fan and the dollar value is really realize what it is as it is ….nothing. Then I can barter my silver for my needs and my gold for more expensive items.
Due to inflation, the “true value” of a dollar is less than its face value, meaning that a dollar today can buy fewer goods and services than it could in the past, effectively decreasing its purchasing power; to understand the true value, you need to consider the current inflation rate and adjust the dollar amount accordingly using an inflation calculator.