As you alluded to in other posts, Silver looks like the next mover, but what’s still underpriced is its role beyond the classic ‘poor man’s gold’ narrative. It’s a critical industrial metal for solar, electronics, medical tech — and potentially advanced energy applications still in R&D.
That mix of monetary and industrial demand means the next leg up isn’t just about safe-haven buying. It’s about securing the metal that sits at the intersection of currency insurance, infrastructure build-out, and high-tech manufacturing. That’s a rare setup — and one the market hasn’t fully priced in yet.Silver looks like the next mover, but what’s still underpriced is its role beyond the classic ‘poor man’s gold’ narrative. It’s a critical industrial metal for solar, electronics, medical tech — and potentially advanced energy applications still in R&D.
That mix of monetary and industrial demand means the next leg up isn’t just about safe-haven buying. It’s about securing the metal that sits at the intersection of currency insurance, infrastructure build-out, and high-tech manufacturing. That’s a rare setup — and one the market hasn’t fully priced in yet.
As you alluded to in other posts, Silver looks like the next mover, but what’s still underpriced is its role beyond the classic ‘poor man’s gold’ narrative. It’s a critical industrial metal for solar, electronics, medical tech — and potentially advanced energy applications still in R&D.
That mix of monetary and industrial demand means the next leg up isn’t just about safe-haven buying. It’s about securing the metal that sits at the intersection of currency insurance, infrastructure build-out, and high-tech manufacturing. That’s a rare setup — and one the market hasn’t fully priced in yet.Silver looks like the next mover, but what’s still underpriced is its role beyond the classic ‘poor man’s gold’ narrative. It’s a critical industrial metal for solar, electronics, medical tech — and potentially advanced energy applications still in R&D.
That mix of monetary and industrial demand means the next leg up isn’t just about safe-haven buying. It’s about securing the metal that sits at the intersection of currency insurance, infrastructure build-out, and high-tech manufacturing. That’s a rare setup — and one the market hasn’t fully priced in yet.
Doug, where's the best place to buy your books?
Amazon. But if you're after a signed copy, you can try this too:
http://www.highgroundseries.com/