"Silver Is Going PARABOLIC! Millions Will Buy Silver When the Great Panic Begins" - Keith Neumeyer
Summary
TLDRThe video script discusses the secretive nature of silver quantities in automobiles and devices, and how banks' short selling tactics impact silver prices without affecting industrial demand. Despite banks being short millions of ounces, silver's industrial demand, especially in automotive manufacturing and photovoltaics, is rising. The script highlights the challenges faced by the silver market due to supply constraints and calls for regulation to prevent excessive short selling. It also emphasizes the importance of mining to local economies and the need for government support to ensure a stable supply of metals.
Takeaways
- π€« The exact amount of silver in automobiles and devices is a closely guarded secret.
- π Silver prices have fluctuated, reaching a 12-year high of $32.32 per ounce, but are currently struggling to surpass $30.06, indicating potential for further decline.
- π¦ Banks are short on hundreds of millions of ounces of silver and are feeling the pressure due to market fluctuations.
- πΌ Major financial institutions are suspected of using short selling tactics to manipulate market sentiment against silver investment.
- π Despite market manipulation, the industrial demand for silver, especially in the automotive sector, remains unaffected and is steadily rising.
- β‘ The photovoltaic industry has seen a significant 64% increase in silver demand, from 118.1 million ounces in 2022 to 193.5 million ounces in 2023, with a projected 20% increase in 2024.
- π Banks are facing challenges in providing financing for the gap between selling and delivering silver, with credit limits being pushed to their limits.
- π Some companies are taking innovative approaches, such as establishing their own mints, to gain greater control over the silver supply chain and reduce reliance on financial institutions.
- π« There are concerns about the lack of regulation on banks' ability to short sell large amounts of silver, which could lead to market instability.
- ποΈ The mining industry is vital to local economies, but when metal prices are suppressed, these communities suffer and cannot realize the full value of their resources.
- π The speaker advocates for regulation to limit banks' short selling capacity to a reasonable amount relative to the world's silver production to protect the mining industry and communities.
Q & A
Why are the exact amounts of silver in automobiles and devices considered a secret?
-The specific quantities of silver used in various products are kept confidential by companies, likely due to competitive and strategic reasons. This secrecy is also because the actual amount of silver used is relatively insignificant compared to the overall cost of the products.
How have silver prices fluctuated recently according to the transcript?
-Silver prices have seen significant fluctuations, reaching a 12-year high of $32.32 per ounce on May 20th. However, recent trends indicate a decline, with prices struggling to surpass the $30.06 level, suggesting potential further losses and a bearish correction.
What is the role of short selling in the manipulation of silver market sentiment?
-Major financial institutions have been using short selling tactics to dissuade people from investing in silver, thereby manipulating market sentiment. This practice aims to control the silver price and discourage investment, despite not impacting the industrial demand for silver.
How has the demand for silver in the photovoltaic industry changed recently?
-The photovoltaic industry has seen a remarkable 64% increase in silver demand, from 118.1 million ounces in 2022 to 193.5 million ounces in 2023. This upward trend is expected to continue with a projected 20% increase in 2024.
What challenges are banks facing in relation to their short positions on silver?
-Banks are currently short hundreds of millions of ounces of silver and are feeling the pressure due to the constraints on their credit limits, which have been pushed to their breaking points. This situation poses significant challenges for gold and silver producers, who are struggling to sell metal at prevailing market prices.
What innovative approach is being taken by some companies to address the challenges in the silver market?
-Some companies, including Keith's, are taking the initiative of pulling silver from the traditional banking system by establishing their own mint. This move aims to gain greater control over the supply chain and reduce dependence on external financial institutions, hoping to stabilize the market and ensure a more consistent flow of silver.
Why is the lack of regulation on short selling in the silver market a concern?
-The lack of regulation allows banks like JP Morgan and HSBC to sell large amounts of silver easily, which can lead to market manipulation and artificial suppression of metal prices. This can have negative impacts on communities supported by the mining industry, as they are unable to realize the full value of their resources.
What impact does unregulated short selling have on local communities supported by the mining industry?
-Unregulated short selling can lead to artificially suppressed metal prices, which in turn affects the local economies that depend on the mining industry. Mines contribute to education, infrastructure, and essential services, and when prices are suppressed, these communities suffer and cannot realize the full value of their resources.
What is the current state of new silver supply according to the transcript?
-The transcript suggests that there is no new silver supply on the horizon. In fact, there is less supply, and the speaker does not foresee any significant increase in the near future, indicating a potential ongoing supply shortage.
What is the potential consequence of the current situation for the mining industry and investors?
-The current situation of unregulated short selling and supply constraints could lead to continued market volatility and manipulation. This may impact investors and communities dependent on the mining industry, as it could affect the stability and profitability of mining operations.
What is the speaker's view on the role of governments in supporting the mining sector?
-The speaker believes that governments are not providing enough support to the mining sector, despite its significant contributions to local communities and economies. He suggests that politicians should be more proactive in recognizing and addressing the challenges faced by the industry.
Outlines
π Silver's Role in Industries and Market Manipulation
The first paragraph discusses the secrecy surrounding the amount of silver used in various devices and automobiles, highlighting its insignificance to the overall cost of these products. It notes the fluctuation in silver prices, reaching a 12-year high but currently struggling to maintain value. The speaker, Keith, points out the market manipulation by banks through short selling, which affects investment sentiment but not the industrial demand. The automotive and photovoltaic industries are emphasized as having a steadily increasing demand for silver, outpacing supply for the fourth consecutive year. Keith's company is taking innovative steps to stabilize the market by establishing its mint, aiming to control the supply chain and reduce reliance on financial institutions.
π¦ Banking Constraints and the Impact on Mining Communities
The second paragraph delves into the banking system's role in financing the gap between selling and delivering silver, a relationship that has been in place for decades. However, credit limits have been pushed to their limits, causing significant challenges for gold and silver producers who are unable to sell metal at current market prices. The speaker discusses the lack of regulation that allows banks to sell large amounts of silver easily, which can artificially suppress metal prices and negatively impact mining communities that rely on fair pricing for their resources. The importance of imposing constraints on short selling in the silver market is emphasized, as well as the need for banks to be limited in their short selling capabilities, similar to regular banking practices.
π± The Future of Silver Supply and Its Socioeconomic Impact
The third paragraph addresses the lack of new silver supply and the potential decrease in supply, with a focus on the lack of new mines coming online and the issues with permitting existing mines. The speaker argues that the mining sector is not producing enough metals to meet the demands set by governments, which is problematic for the envisioned green revolution and other initiatives. The socioeconomic impact of the mining industry is highlighted, with mines contributing significantly to local economies and community development. The speaker criticizes the lack of government support and the potential consequences of unregulated short selling in the silver market, which could lead to continued market volatility and manipulation.
Mindmap
Keywords
π‘Silver
π‘Short Selling
π‘Market Sentiment
π‘Industrial Demand
π‘Photovoltaic Industry
π‘Supply and Demand
π‘Banking System
π‘Mint
π‘Regulation
π‘Mining Industry
π‘Volatility
Highlights
The amount of silver in automobiles and devices is a closely guarded secret.
Silver prices are relatively insignificant compared to the cost of an automobile.
Banks are short on hundreds of millions of ounces of silver, experiencing financial strain.
Silver prices reached a 12-year high of $32.32 per ounce on May 20th but have since declined.
Major financial institutions are using short selling to manipulate market sentiment against investing in silver.
Industrial demand for silver, especially in the automotive sector, is steadily rising.
The photovoltaic industry has seen a 64% increase in silver demand from 2022 to 2023.
Supply of silver is struggling to keep up with demand for the fourth consecutive year.
Banks are facing challenges in financing the gap between selling and delivering silver.
Some companies are establishing their own mints to gain control over the silver supply chain.
Unregulated short selling by banks could be detrimental to the mining industry and local communities.
Mines contribute significantly to local economies, including education and infrastructure.
Artificially suppressed metal prices hurt communities that rely on mining for their livelihood.
There is a need for regulation to prevent banks from shorting more silver than is available in the market.
The lack of new supply and potential decrease in existing supply could lead to further market volatility.
Permitting issues are a significant barrier to increasing mining operations and metal production.
Governments are not producing enough metals to meet the demands of their own green initiatives.
Continued unregulated short selling could lead to market manipulation and instability.
Transcripts
it's a highly held secret of exactly how
much silver is in any kind of automobile
or any kind of uh device that we consume
as a human race because all these
numbers are kept you know very close to
the chest but uh nevertheless it it's
quite irrelevant if silver is $100 or
$200 or $300 you know compared to the
price of an A Automobile so but yet the
banks are short uh uh hundreds of
millions of ounces and and they're
they're feeling the pain today over the
past year Sil prices have fluctuated
significantly reaching a 12year high of
$32.32 per ounce on May 20th however
recent Trends indicate a decline with
prices struggling to surpass the $
30.06 level this suggests the potential
for further losses and bearish
correction in upcoming sessions
according to Keith newer one significant
factor influencing silver prices is the
ongoing battle between major financial
institutions and individual investors
these institutions have been using Short
Selling tactics to dissuade people from
investing in silver thereby manipulating
Market sentiment however this
maneuvering doesn't seem to impact the
Industrial demand for silver especially
in critical sectors like Automotive
manufacturing demand for silver across
various Industries including
photovoltaic electronics and Automotive
is steadily Rising demand has outpaced
supply for the fourth consecutive year
creating an attractive investment
opportunity the photovoltaic industry in
particular has seen a remarkable 64%
increase in Silvera demand from 118.1
million oun in 2022 to
193.5 million oun in 2023 this upward
trend is expected to continue with a
projected 20% increase in
2024 however the silver market is facing
challenges on the supply side banks are
currently short hundreds of millions of
ounces of silver traditionally Banks
provide financing to cover the gap
between selling and delivering silver
but recent pressures have pushed these
credit limits to their breaking points
this situation poses significant
challenges for gold and silver producers
struggling to sell metal at prevailing
market prices due to these constraints
to address these challenges some
companies including Keith's company are
taking Innovative approaches one such
initiative involves pulling silver from
the traditional banking system by
establishing its mint
this move aims to gain greater control
over the supply chain and reduce
dependence on external financial
institutions by doing so these companies
hope to stabilize the market and ensure
a more consistent flow of silver we will
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video shorts are trying to dissuade
individual like ourselves to you know
put uh money into this um as an
investment into silver you know it
doesn't affect the industry because it
doesn't cost you know for a BMW you know
whether it's 30 grams or 40 grams of
silver you know in electric car whatever
the number is and it's a it's a highly
held secret of exactly how much silver
is in any kind of automobile or any kind
of uh device that we consume as a human
race because all these numbers are kept
you know very close to the chess but uh
nevertheless it it's quite irrelevant if
silver is $100 or $200 or $300 you know
compared to the price of an A Automobile
so but yet the banks are short uh
hundreds of millions of ounces and then
and they're they're feeling the pain
today and I know that for a fact um you
know we deal with the physical market
and yet as a minor you know we we sell
our ounces and uh um uh we have to sell
our ounces because we're not in the
business of hoarding our own ounces uh
our institutional investors expect us to
take advantage of the current metal
prices and they want to see those
revenues and those those profits and
that affects the analysts and that
affects the target prices they put on
our stock and that affects the
shareholders who own we have 80,000
shareholders worldwide if all of a
sudden we have no revenues then um
that's not going to be very good for our
share price um so we have to take
advantage of the current metal prices
which we do and are doing uh but it's
interesting because the B Bank limits
that a lot of these Traders have are
have have hit their limits which which I
remember going back to 2011 the same
phenomenon occurred and but it was so
long ago that I kind of forgot about it
but now as a minor the gold producers
and silver producers out there you know
they're having issues uh selling metal
at current metal prices because all the
credit limits are all at their limits
the entire banking system because there
is a delay from the time we sell our
ounces to the time we actually deliver
the ounces and that could be a 30-day
delay it could be 60 days it could be 90
days and that that difference is
financed and the banks finance that on
behalf of the mining sector and that's a
relationship that's been going on for
decades and decades and decades and
that's just the simple the way it works
yet now those limits have ex have come
to uh numbers that uh have reached a a
Breaking Point and uh and I and I'm
going to spend some time on this topic
over the next couple of months and see
what can be done from a mining uh uh
business perspective to see how we can
avoid such things in the future one of
the things we have done is open our our
own mint so we can pull silver out of
the banking system we can talk further
about that uh but dunan your question
was also on the supply side you know I
think you had about 10 uh topics of in
your Preamble which uh I should had a
piece of paper in front of me and wrote
them all down but you on the supply side
you know we haven't seen any new Supply
and I don't see any new Supply I see
less Supply while JP Morgan no longer
holds a short position having mostly
exited the paper silver markets after
acquiring a massive stockpile of metals
and maintaining a neutral stance Keith
highlights a concerning issue currently
there are no such limits allowing Banks
like JP Morgan and HSBC to sell large
amounts of silver easily this lack of
Regulation raises concerns emphasizing
the need for a system to prevent Banks
from shorting more silver than is
reasonably available in the market just
as traditional banks have limits on
lending compared to deposits similar
constraints should be imposed on Short
Selling in the silver market despite a
decline in the commercial net short
position by 781 comic contracts there
were no significant shifts in the
disaggregated coot report man managed
Money traders increased their net long
position by 308 comx contracts the
consequences of unregulated Short
Selling extend far beyond financial
markets impacting entire communities
supported by the mining industry mines
are vital in local economies
contributing to education infrastructure
and essential Services yet when metal
prices are artificially suppressed these
communities suffer unable to realize the
full value of their resources you would
have to get the regulars to put a limit
on the banks
um so so right now there's no limit um
the banks have no limit on what they can
short so so if if you know J Morgan HSBC
or whoever whoever it is wants to short
a couple hundred million ounces of
silver tomorrow no no big deal they can
do it on a on a a click of a mouse um
there should be a system in place
whereby you know we know the world
supply of of silver is it's about 820
million ounces um last year
approximately so you know the bank
should be just just like a regular Bank
you're you're you're allowed to go 10
times above your deposits so you can't
expose your bank you know more than 10
times um um than what you currently have
from your um um
clients on deposit today so that's a
number 10 times is is what the banking
system uses uh uh to manage their books
so if if uh if you limit uh you got 820
million ounces of production you limit
the banks to to 8.2 billion ounces at
any given time that that at least limits
them and they can they can go beyond
that number and that gives the producers
uh at least a a you know a little bit of
room to to make a little bit of extra
money and what what what is a producer
do and this is really what drives me
crazy is a producers um uh Supply
communities with wealth you know we
educate uh thousands of children the
schools in the communities that were
active in were built by us in many cases
we we Supply the water infrastructure
the electrical infrastructure the
internet uh we we Supply computers you
know pencils papers garbage collection
uh waste collection um uh we do
everything if it wasn't for a mine in a
small town in the middle of nowhere
these communities wouldn't exist and
these children would not get educated
and they would not go into universities
and would not have a sustainable life
they'd be to be living in poverty and uh
and and yet the banks don't want the
metal prices to go higher so who are
they actually hurting they're actually
hurting these small little Compu
communities around the world who can't
get proper price for the Commodities
that that that these communities are
producing and and it's quite shocking
and uh that more politicians don't come
to to to the Forefront and argue this
point and I'm always out there saying
hey look who are you hurting you know uh
really you know you drive through these
small towns and I've been through many
of them and uh from the early days in
Africa uh you know to my current uh
position you know uh in Mexico it's uh
the amount of wealth that that the
mining sector creates is is phenomenal
yet you know we don't get the support
from the governments because they don't
want to you know walk away away from
their desks and Anda travel to these
communities and see these you know young
kids walk around school uniforms with
computers in their hands and you know
wonder where all this money came from
right it didn't come from the government
I can tell you that so any it's going to
supply you know I don't see any reason
why Supply is going to increase um you
know I don't know of a large mind that's
going to be coming online anytime soon
um there's a lot of
unpermitted um min around the world that
could be permitted but they're not
permitted um so that's you know up to
the individual company you should
probably talk to them and get details on
on what's the issue because every issues
you know every jurisdiction every
project has its own unique um uh you
know issues with them and uh reasons why
some permits take longer than others but
that's really what it comes down to is
really permitting if governments want to
see the Green Revolution continue on the
efforts or on the direction that they
want want or at least suggesting they
want um the mining sector does not
produce enough copper does not produce
enough silver you know zinc uh you go
across the board uh to to basically all
metals uh we're simply not producing
enough metals to to meet the demands
that the governments are suggesting that
we try to accomplish over the next 20 30
years and they're they're just you know
they're they're oblivious to to you know
what what's actually going on in the
industry metal supplies are dropping in
front of our PR and the politicians
aren't doing anything looking forward we
could see continued volatility and
manipulation if the issues surrounding
unregulated Short Selling in the silver
market persist with constraints on
bank's ability to short sell large
amounts of silver the market May remain
stable impacting investors and
communities dependent on the mining
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