The Markets Are Not Responding Correctly to Potential Repo Disaster Brewing

This repo thing is scarier than it looks and yet, the stock market continues to make new highs. I'm just repeating back what you said, but fundamentally all those facts should lead to higher precious metals' prices and they don't. And why is that? And the reason being, as almost anyone that's ever listened to me or any most people on your show would say, look, it's the paper paradigm that runs the futures markets. And that's how the prices determined. And until that is broken enough for the market to settle based upon the physical market, you have the ability to basically control the price more or less.

And that's unfortunate. People hear that and they get discouraged and he said, well, you know, why fight the Fed? I'm just going to be in the stock market. I don't want to be the metals. But as we said in the last segment, it's important to be prepared for what the eventuality is because nothing grows to the moon. The Fed Is not all mighty, even though it might seem that way at times, and we're getting near the end. I do believe, I know that's really tough to time, but I can't see it going on much longer. Our debt is so high relative with the interest payments are, and this is with low interest rates. If interest rates get pushed higher as I outlined a moment ago that it's more and more difficult to service the debt. So, no, the fundamental facts have probably never been more important for owning some precious metals.

And yet the market is just worn out. I mean it was a six year trading range for gold. It finally broke above it. It went up rather significantly. $200 on a $1,350 is a pretty good move given up half of it and it's taken awhile, and people say, “Ah, that's it.” And it would comment, and of course you could comment on my comment because as you know Mike I talk to many of the wholesalers and retailers in this marketplace and most of the bigger ones as well… and I was told by one rather significantly sized retail dealer that they were getting a four to one ratio, meaning they were buying back from retail, not on the wholesale side, about four times as much gold as they were actually putting through the door. So, most of this move has been based on the bigger money, in other words the ETF's, hedge funds, banks, you know China, that type of thing.

- Source, David Morgan via FX Street

David Morgan: The Silver Chart Tells Me That Silver Will Push Much Higher

David remains convinced that we remain in a bull market for precious metals that began back in 2015. 

Gold remains well above its breakout level of $1350, but silver is struggling below $17. In addition, there is further resistance to overcome between $19 and $21.

- Source, Palisade Radio

David Morgan: Here’s Why You Must Protect Yourself Outside the Financial System

I think there's probably more so on the head. I mean, it's possible that we get a lift here to do a fake out from the longs, but I don't like the structure of the Commitment of Traders. Silver hit about a three-and-a-half year high, which hit $19.65 which I believe was the top of this spot market. And we've had several instances over the last six, seven, eight years where the last day of trading was the low pick for the year in the metals. Traditionally they start moving up the end of the year, but that's not been the seasonality for many years now. So, I think we're going to drift off lower. It's possible that the bottom is in, I called the four about a $1,450 on gold, about a 50% retracement from the $200 move that went from $1,350 to $1,550 when it finally broke that six year trading range and it's done that. But yet in looking at the CoT, I think we probably going to see lower before we see higher.

I mean we're facing something that's really never been, taken place in monetary history at least what we know of recorded history, and we're seeing the demise of the age of empire. I mean basically everything was built on this system, on money and the money system is actually designed to fail from the start. You cannot have infinite interest rates. And what it mean by that is the, the exponential function, the compounding of interest over and over and over again. They'll go to infinity eventually. So, we've had adjustments and certainly some very big problems throughout monetary history. I mean there's several that we can name. The point is, I don't think it's ever been one of this breadth and scope where basically you know that 7 billion people on the planet and very few will come out unscathed. It's certainly not the end of the world, but there will be an adjustment and how big how hard and how long that adjustment is, no one really knows.

I think the main thing to do is to one, not panic and to realize that all the wealth stays in place. I mean all the agriculture, all of the oil fields, all the buildings, they're all still there. But what takes place in a financial adjustment, a currency reset, any words that you want to use, is that the ownership changes basically. So, you have a lot of people that might be over leveraged, and the over leverage will take them out of the game so-to-speak. So, real estate investor that's on the margin, that's very leveraged, waiting for, let's say hyperinflation to bail them out may have made the wrong bet. There will be deflationary forces. It's inevitable because of the way capital markets are set up. So, when the bond market starts to fail, interest rates will start to be pushed up and that will decrease the value of the bonds.

And since they're so massive and so widely spread out among the financial capital markets, they basically touch everything… pension plans, retirement savings, savings, even money markets, everything is basically touched by the debt markets. There's nothing that really could escape it. So, this is something that had my eye on for years and I've always stated that, watch the bond market that holds the keys to the kingdom and the bond market really starts to be questioned for its ability to not just pay the interest, but what is the real value something that can never be paid off, i.e. the national debt? Then at some point you'll probably start to see some movement in the bond market. I think of what happened in my lifetime. I don't think we've got another five years, but people such as myself and others before me have made statements similar to that and then they're wrong in their timing, and it's very difficult to say when.

In fact, I was listening to a podcast this morning because I try best to stay up on all of this and his forecast was like 2047 and I forget how it came up with that number, but it never hurts to be early. And as the markets twist and turn the least valued assets right now, particularly silver and gold, somewhat relative to the S&P, the DOW, the real estate market or anything else. So, both metals are undervalued, particularly silver. So, when you buy something undervalued and add it to your portfolio or balance or rebalance your portfolio is something we really should consider.

- Source, David Morgan via FX Street

Russia And China Are Buying Gold, Not Bitcoin

David Morgan: Globalization Isn’t Dying, It’s Just Evolving

Globalization is a force both more powerful and ancient than Trump. Too often we think of it of economic integration and the exchange of ideas, people and goods that comes with it as a recent phenomenon. 

The reality is it has been with us since the dawn of time. But we are entering a new era in which data is the new shipping container and there are far more disruptive forces at work in the world economy than Trump’s tariffs.

- Source, David Morgan

David Morgan: We Cannot Grow Our Way Out of the Debt Pyramid

The United States has both a debt and deficit problem, driven by years of overspending and unfunded promises made by politicians of both parties to pay for war, health care and retirement benefits to current and future seniors. 

Their solution to the problem is simply going more into debt. There is only one way this kind of thinking ends. Are you prepared?

- Source, David Morgan

Stocks and Bonds Moved Higher On FED Rate Cut

Russia And China Are Buying Gold, Not Bitcoin

The world's governments will turn to gold, not Bitcoin in case of an economic crisis. Gold and Silver, not their digital competitors, will be used as a hedge currency in case of a potential economic crisis. 

While some think gold and silver are outdated, its digital version is too volatile to become a viable replacement.

- Source, David Morgan

Gold Cover VS Silver Cover

David Morgan: Gold Goes Digital, While Facebook Loses Backing

EBay, Stripe, Mastercard and Visa are all dropping out of Facebook’s libra cryptocurrency project, the companies announced Friday. 

The news comes one week after PayPal announced its withdrawal as government regulators continue to scrutinize the plans. 

Facebook has tried to mitigate lawmakers’ fears of libra in part by assuring them that Facebook would not have unilateral control of the currency. 

This should be no surprise, as history has shown, the government does not like competition.

- Source, David Morgan

David Morgan: Interest Rates Cut, Outlooks Downgraded

David Morgan: Game Changer for Gold And Silver

This revolutionary gold production story could make you a fortune!

- Source, David Morgan

Bitcoin Gets Crushed! Is Our Economy Next?

Negative Yields Are a Nightmare, Silver Could Soar Higher

David Morgan: Is This Gold and Silver Bull Market for Real?

David Morgan, widely followed strategic commodities analyst, known as “The Silver Guru,” and founder of the Morgan Report, returns to Reluctant Preppers to offer his studied opinion on the validity and nature of the recent breakout in gold & silver. 

Morgan also answers YOUR viewer questions on the gold & silver markets, gold vs. silver bullion, collectibles, platinum, energy, and preparedness!

- Source, Reluctant Preppers

David Morgan: US Budget Deficit Passes $1 Trillion Mark for Fiscal 2019

The U.S. government posted a $200 billion budget deficit in August, bringing the fiscal year-to-date deficit past $1 trillion, according to data released on Thursday by the Treasury Department. 

What more do you need to understand that the American economy is teetering and headed toward a collapse that will be worse than the Great Depression?

- Source, David Morgan

How Will The Next Global Financial Collapse Unfold?

David Morgan: Pension Funds Reel From Negative Yields

A once-unthinkable collapse in global bond yields is forcing pension funds to buy bonds that offer negative returns -- putting the financial security of future retirees in major jeopardy. 

U.S. Institutions managing trillions of dollars in retirement savings have been ratcheting down return expectations. 

Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund, the world’s largest, has warned that money managers risk losses across asset classes. Europe pension funds are being forced to cut benefits in part thanks to the decline in rates. 

Do you think we're immune here in the U.S.? Think again!

- Source, David Morgan

David Morgan: The Gold and Silver Ratio Explained

The gold-to-silver ratio is the amount of silver it takes to purchase one ounce of gold. Simply take the price of gold, divide it by the price of silver and Voilà! You have the gold-to-silver ratio.

- Source, David Morgan

David Morgan's Take On The Markets

David Morgan: The Financial World Has Gone Nuts

Every day brings new indications that the financial world is going from already nuts to even nuttier. 

According to Bloomberg, the total amount of bonds outstanding globally that are trading with a negative yield exceed for the first time $15 trillion. 

This includes government and corporate debt, and also some euro junk bonds that have joined the elite group. 

The Fed was dabbling in trying to stop this race that is now leading ever deeper into negative-yield absurdity, and had even tried to reverse it, and got shouted down.

- Source, David Morgan

Negative Interest Rates Are Having A Negative Effect

China May Stop Exporting Rare Earth to the United States

David Morgan: Gold IS a Safe Haven

Gold is a safe haven in times of financial or political uncertainty, since it is not at risk of becoming worthless, unlike fiat currencies or other assets bearing credit risk. 

We encourage you to learn more about gold and silver – not only why it is a safe haven, but also how to successfully use the shiny metals as an investment and how to profitably trade it.

- Source, David Morgan

David Morgan: Don't Let The Stock Market Highs Fool You...

An increasing number of Americans believe that the economic is just fine and will continue its upward trends. 

As a result, they are actually helping to produce the result that they fear and huge collapse of the system. 

And without a doubt, any rational person should be able to see the signs that the U.S. economy is going to crash. So it isn’t as if those that are preparing for the worst are being irrational.

- Source, David Morgan

David Morgan: Go Gold Go!

Once again gold bears tried to force the yellow metal down, and it appears they have failed. Going into the Fed testimony, gold was under pressure and looked like it might violate support, clearing the way for a breakdown. Surprise – gold held and rallied hard.

Since this latest rally in gold started, every time the sellers showed up, buyers defended their positions and overpowered the shorts.

- Source, David Morgan

David Morgan: The Gold to Silver Ratio, Keiser Report

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss what central bankers have wrought by printing fresh money for the assets rich as demonstrated by Donald Trump’s Beverly Hills property increasing in value by 1.2% per month and doubling in about a decade. 

While the elite make off with the asset price gains, governments are driven into bankruptcy by the same financial collapse which enriched these elites and they are now shaking down ordinary citizens who are looking for pennies stashed in safe deposit boxes, as is the case in Italy. 

In the second half, Max interviews David Morgan of TheMorganReport.com about the gold/silver ratio and whether it matters in a day and age when silver has been largely demonetized.

- Source, Max Keiser

Great, Gold is on Fire, But What About Silver's Party?

Although gold has seen historically high gains this week, silver’s potential shouldn’t be overlooked, according to David Morgan, editor of the Morgan Report. 

“Silver is the only place to go at this level,” Morgan said. “If you get 92 silver rounds for what you get one ounce for, it pays to just buy the silver, wait, and swap it into gold when the ratio drops lower.” 

With the gold-silver ratio currently around the 92 mark, Morgan said silver is currently languishing; however, gold’s ongoing rally will push the silver price higher.

 “Gold is doing well, it will drag silver up,” he said. 

“Silver has become a bit of a different market since the advent of the cryptocurrencies… once monetary demand comes back, you’ll see silver accelerate because it’s a small market."

- Source, Kitco News

David Morgan: Deutsche Bank is Getting Out First?

Are We Headed For A Cashless Society?

The Best Gold Discovery I Have Seen In 40 Years?

Watch as David Morgan (The Morgan Report) shares his strategy for finding the next major investment opportunity.

- Source, Cambridge House

Massive Lay Offs During Strong Recovery?

David Morgan: Silver is Dead Now but will Rise Again

It's no secret that silver has been in the dumps for 8 years now. But David Morgan and myself are undeterred. The fiscal irresponsibility, profligate spending, dire world economics and so much more, leads one to the conclusion that an insurance policy is necessary. 

And precious metals always have been exactly that. And select miners are truly killing it. But it's going to take a catalyst to send prices forward. Or as David says, "Two black swans crashing into each other."

- Source, FSN

David Morgan: Trade War and Rare Earths

We Will See People Flocking To $30 Silver Says David Morgan

Despite silver and gold have a tough year, David Morgan, editor of The Morgan Report, is not giving up on the precious metals markets yet. 

“I don’t give up, and not because I’m stubborn. I’m seeing positive things in the gold market, once you get through $1,300 and level off and get through $1,350, I’m absolutely convinced the bull market is finally back and silver will follow,” Morgan told Kitco News on the sidelines of the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference. 

Morgan noted that competitors such as bitcoin and cannabis stocks have contributed to investor capital flowing away from silver.

- Source, Kitco News

David Morgan: No Place Else to go but Gold and Silver

Precious metals analyst and financial writer David Morgan says precious metals won’t go much lower but are going much, much higher in price. 

Morgan explains, “If we see the equity market start to fall off in a major correction, I’m talking more than 20%, I think you will see a run to gold and a confirmation in the silver market. In my analysis, I’d say we are on our way up to the largest move in the precious metals market I have probably ever seen in my lifetime.

There will be a run into gold because the bond market is really not a safe haven as it is touted to be. How safe is something that there is $43 trillion ($22 trillion official federal debt and $21 trillion ‘missing’) in debt that cannot be repaid in any way, shape or form? 

You’re going to pay it off in dollars, and you will just print the money up and you will have it worth less, and worth less, and worth less, and then it’s worthless. Or, you are going to have to see these bonds default where you are going to get 60 cents on the dollar, or 50 cents on the dollar or 20 cents on the dollar. That’s more unlikely. 

The most likely case is that they will just print their way out of it, which means you are defaulting on the currency itself. Once that psychology hits the market, there will be a run to gold that will be unbelievable. 

There will be no place else to go.” Morgan warns, “I think you have three to five years at the most where you see this blow off, where you see things go back to the mother nature of finance. These things will get reset. 

What does that mean? It means everything will get repriced: the stock market, bond market, housing market, commodities market, money itself, interest rates, everything. 

Everything that has to do with the way we operate in the financial sector gets repriced.” Rapid inflation will come at some point, and Morgan says, “That is what the banking establishment fears the most. Once that happens, it means they have lost control.”

- Source, USA Watchdog

Household Relationships Change During Depressions

David Morgan: The Debt Crisis Is Around The Corner

Both the U.S. and Greece have big budget deficits and too much debt, but Greece is already facing its crisis. Could the U.S. face similar problems soon?

- Source, The Morgan Report

Can The U.S. Maintain Its Super Power Status?

Central Banks Dump Dollars and Buy Gold

The world's central banks are on a gold buying spree. But this time the motivations of the buyers are different than they were in years past, and they are worrying. 

That's why investors should take note. In the past, central banks had to buy gold because of its vital role in the global financial system. 

Now they are choosing to do so because they are worried about the dollar. 

In other words, they've been scared into this bullion buying binge. I wonder if they know something we don't know?

- Source, David Morgan

David Morgan Answers Your Questions

The Buying Power of the U.S. Dollar Is Shrinking

Remember, a lot of people think that inflation is what happens to prices. It’s not. Inflation is what happens to money. That’s where the word comes from. Inflate means to expand and prices don’t expand. Prices go up, prices go down. What expands? The money supply. It expands during inflation, it contracts during deflation. A result of an expansion of the money supply inflation is that prices tend to rise.

- Source, David Morgan

World Silver Survey 2019 Review

The Silver Institute has published World Silver Survey since 1990. It is an annual report on the global silver markets. The World Silver Survey provides market participants with supply and demand statistics for key sectors of the world silver market and includes price and trade data.

- Source, David Morgan

The Debt Crisis is Just Around The Corner

Watch this video on The Debt Crisis Is Around The Corner, then please share with your friends and family on social media and use the caption The Debt Crisis Is Around The Corner. 

Both the U.S. and Greece have big budget deficits and too much debt, but Greece is already facing its crisis. Could the U.S. face similar problems soon?

- Source, David Morgan

David Morgan: The Witch Hunt is Over, the Trials Can Now Begin

Since this conversation with David Morgan was recorded, Devin Nunes has made EIGHT criminal referrals to the AG naming those who were involved in the conspiracy to topple Donald J. Trump. Now that the Mueller witch hunt is over, the real trials can begin.

- Source, SGT Report

The Big Drop: How To Grow Your Wealth During The Coming Collapse

FORECAST: $1400 Gold in 2019

Silver expert David Morgan tells Silver Doctors he expects $1400 gold in 2019. 

Morgan says we're seeing stagflation. While the global economy is shrinking, prices continue to rise. 

The yield curve has inverted regarding the 3 Month and 10 Year Treasuries. This signals a recession, Morgan says. 

With respect to the stock market, he sees weakness in the Dow and sees it going lower. 

Unless the Dow gets above 27,000 with strong volume, he is not optimistic. 

Morgan sees a crisis ahead, but should people be afraid? No, says Morgan. "The more aware you are of it, the more prepared you are mentally."

- Source, Silver Doctors

Knowledge and Power: The Information Theory of Capitalism

Buy Gold, Sell Stocks Is the Trade of the Century

The “trade of the century” is to buy gold and sell stocks as risk assets are due for another meltdown. 

It’s only a matter of time until the bearish bet pays off big, according to Crescat Capital LLC. 

While the Denver-based firm has only about $50 million under management, it has a history of outperforming the S&P 500 Index with its Global Macro Fund returning 41 percent last year alone.

Now the investment company says it’s ready to capitalize on an end of the economic cycle as indicators warn that a recession is imminent in the coming quarters.

- Source, David Morgan

The World of Negative Debt Expands

Watch our weekly perspective on the World of Negative Debt Expands. Then please share our video of the World of Negative Debt Expands to your friends and family on social media.

Financial repression is alive and well after a decade of monetary stimulus. Investors shopping for investment-grade debt around the world are being greeted with below-zero yields in almost one-fifth of the market.

- Source, David Morgan

David Morgan: Everything You Need To Know Right Now

What are the assets that experts like besides precious metals? Are crypto currencies making a comeback? These panelists at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference have the answers.

- Source, Kitco News

The Great Deformation: The Corruption of Capitalism in America

David Morgan: US Consumers Are Tapped Out

Look around you... 

U.S. Consumers Are Tapped Out. Watch our weekly perspective to see why U.S. Consumers Are Tapped Out. 

The Great Depression fundamentally changed attitudes about spending and saving. So did the Great Recession of 2008. 

But has that stopped us from spending like there is no tomorrow? In short... no! 

Fast forward to today and consumers are still shopping with money they didn’t have.

- Source, Silver Doctors

David Morgan was the first member to ever use AGX Pay

LODE ambassador David Morgan was the first member to ever use the AGX Pay mobile app being the first person to buy a coffee with newly minted AGX coins generated on the Syscoin Blockchain at the Anarchapulco show. This was the “bitcoin for pizza” moment in the history of the LODE project.

David Morgan: The Coming Energy Boom

David Morgan: 2019 Gold & Silver Price Forecasts

The top silver expert joins Silver Doctors and shares his forecast for precious metal prices in 2019. Gold broke through $1300 late January. “Gold’s got to lead silver.” 

Once we get above $1350 gold, silver will accelerate, he says. For 2019, Morgan expects gold will not get above $1450. 

He sees the gold/silver ratio falling to 74/1, putting silver up to $18 or $19. Morgan says some junior silver miners are great potential upside. 

He says there is an art to speculation and most people do not speculate correctly. He shares some pitfalls that people fall into when speculating on stocks. 

While gold is flat for the last five years in U.S. Dollars, gold is up in other currencies. 

Morgan sees a recession coming this year, while he sees the mainstream won’t acknowledge it until 2020.

- Source, Silver Doctors

David Morgan: Silver Juniors Will Provide Huge Leverage

David Morgan contrasts today’s market with that of the bull market of the 1970s. 

Back then the coinage had just separated from the silver standard to today’s fiat standard. People at that time understood this would lead to problems. 

However, few recognize this fact today. 

He says, “From a value investor perspective, you need to consider that on an inflation-adjusted basis; silver is cheaper than it has ever been.” This is due to the amount of money printing in the world today.

- Source, Palisade Radio

David Morgan: How to Profit From the Coming Energy Boom

David Morgan (The Morgan Report) reveals why & which Energy Investments will be booming and how to structure your investments for big long term profits AND cash-flow income.

- Source, Cambridge House International

David Morgan: The Great Recession of 2019

Silver Is Bipolar, But It Is Going Up

Can this be a turnaround year for silver? David Morgan, the editor of The Morgan Report, is not giving up on this precious metal just yet, projecting a bull market for 2019.

Last year has been one of the worst years for silver investors, Morgan told Kitco’s Daniela Cambone on the sidelines of the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference.

“I feel [almost] embarrassed because for the last few years I've been saying that it will be a better year for the metals … But, I don't give up,” he explained. “I’m seeing positive things in the gold market and once we get through $1,300 and level off and get through $1,350. I'm absolutely convinced the bull market is finally back and silver will follow.”

Gold has been doing very well so far this year, rising 2.7% in January, with April Comex gold futures last trading at 1,325.50, up 0.76% on the day. Silver, in the meantime, is up 2.6% since the start of the year, with March silver futures last trading at $16.06, up 0.87% on the day.

Morgan blames some of the tough years in silver on the metal’s emotional investors.

“There’s so much emotion in the silver market. It's similar to bitcoin from that aspect. People get tied up emotionally rather than intellectually. They don’t really think about their investments. The metal moves fast and hard, it’s easy to get excited. And when things move down, it's easy to get discouraged,” he said.

There are two sides to silver, Morgan added, describing the metal as “almost bipolar.”

“There's the industrial side that keeps marching on, which is very established and that doesn't change much. But, the rest of the market is emotional. And that’s uncontrollable,” he said.

In the future, Morgan sees more instability, stating that “there’ll be a lot of people flocking to silver [when it is] above $30, just like what saw last time, when I said: ‘Do not buy silver above 30’.”

- Source, Kitco News

We Will See People Flocking To $30 Silver Says David Morgan

Despite silver and gold have a tough year in 2018, David Morgan, editor of The Morgan Report, is not giving up on the precious metals markets yet. 

“I don’t give up, and not because I’m stubborn. I’m seeing positive things in the gold market, once you get through $1,300 and level off and get through $1,350, I’m absolutely convinced the bull market is finally back and silver will follow,” Morgan told Kitco News on the sidelines of the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference. 

Morgan noted that competitors such as bitcoin and cannabis stocks have contributed to investor capital flowing away from silver.

- Source, Kitco News

Gold and Silver Are Loving the Government Shutdown Conflict

David Morgan: Global Growth Has Reached Its Limit

Silver Sell Off Preceding Major Shift in the Markets

David Morgan: TRUMP vs FED Signals End of 75 Year Long Dollar Regime

Price manipulation in the commodities markets is not a victimless crime. There are many thousands of investors who have taken substantial losses resulting from artificially induced price movements in the gold and silver markets. But how does this happen, and why don’t regulators put a stop to it?

To get answers to these questions and more, Portfolio Wealth Global sat down for a talk with silver guru David Morgan, publisher of The Morgan Report, available online at TheMorganReport.com, and one of the world’s premier authorities on the precious metals markets.

David Morgan considers himself a big-picture macroeconomist whose main job is educating people about honest money and the benefits of a sound financial system. A dynamic, much-in-demand speaker all over the globe, David has appeared on CNBC, Fox Business, and BNN in Canada. He has been interviewed by The Wall Street Journal, Futures magazine, The Gold Report, and numerous other publications.

Mr. Morgan is a precious metals aficionado armed with degrees in finance and engineering. His interest in silver led him to publish theThe Morgan Report, a monthly publication that covers economic news, the overall financial health of the global economy, currency issues, and the key reasons for investing in the resource sector.

- Source, Seeking Alpha

Retail Silver In Tight Supply?

David says that low-premium silver has become extremely scarce in the marketplace. Here’s an important update from David…

- Source, Silver Doctors

Something Big Is About To Happen With Gold, And It's Not What You Think

David Morgan: Worst Year For Stocks Since 2008

Top silver expert David Morgan comments on the worst year for stocks since 2008. He sees a shift coming away from equities and into precious metals. 

He sees 2019 being positive for gold and silver and sees even more momentum entering metals in 2020. Morgan thinks the Fed will not have much room to cut interest rates if the economy enters a recession. 

However, they could use quantitative easing. But if the Fed were to increase the money supply, then that could threaten the U.S. dollar’s value. Morgan suggests everyone be prepared for a crisis. 

Stay tuned to hear his preparedness insights!

- Source, Silver Doctors