Monday, November 19, 2018

David Morgan: Market Has “Given Up” On Silver, So What’s Next?


The silver market has been “stagnating” and needs renewed investor interest before prices recover and the gold-silver ratio drops below 80, said David Morgan editor of The Morgan Report. 

“What’s going on is stagnation in the market. There hasn’t been any fresh buying, there’s been a lot of stale longs that have given up on the silver story,” Morgan said. 

On supply and demand fundamentals, Morgan noted that due to low silver prices, the mining level has subsided but above-ground stockpiles of silver have increased.

- Source, Kitco News

Thursday, November 15, 2018

David Morgan On Gold & Silver Confiscation And Natural Law


Renowned silver guru David Morgan returns to Reluctant Preppers to answer YOUR viewer questions, starting with: 

"What was the David's 'Red Pill' moment?​" David also weighs in on: 

- Direction of the markets, 

- How to protect yourself from the risk of gold & silver confiscation, 

- The best form of silver for bartering,

- Will 500 oz of silver make enough of a difference after the reset? 

- After PMs and cryptos, what else should I buy to be ready?


Sunday, November 11, 2018

Silver Bear Market Priced In, Grave Mistake to Not Have Silver Position


We spoke with David Morgan of the Morgan Report,on SBTV to get his take on the silver market at this moment. Is the bear market already priced in the silver price? 

Being 'gut honest', David believes the risk-reward in silver right now is 'unbelievably tasty' and everyone who does not have a position in silver is making a grave mistake.

- Source, SBTV

Wednesday, November 7, 2018

David Morgan: Investing In The World’s Leading Silver Stocks


Which leading silver stocks should you invest in? Watch as David Morgan (founder of The Morgan Report) gets exclusive insights straight from the CEOs of the top silver producing companies today.

- Source, Cambridge House

Thursday, November 1, 2018

After 40 Years, Bond Bull Is Ending


“We’re witnessing the beginning of the end, in my view,” David Morgan tells us. 

After a 40-year bull market in the bond market, we’re beginning to see a hint of a change. 

Rates are increasing. Now the ten-year Treasury yeild is at a five-year high. Morgan says this recent sell-off could be the beginning of a crash. 

If stock’s have another five-percent correction by the end of November, that would be a confirmation for Morgan the market could be headed for a major crash. 

Last week’s stock market sell-off moved money not into bonds, but into gold and silver. 

What will it look like when the precious metal bull market really takes off?