MSA’s Michael Oliver explains why the U.S. stock market may be completing a long and laborious top, why rising Japanese and U.S. bond yields could force central banks to print aggressively, and why capital is already beginning to rotate into gold, silver, miners and commodities.
Michael also explains why the recent precious-metals correction has not damaged the long-term bull market, what could trigger the next major move in silver, and why he believes silver could eventually reach between $300 and $500 per ounce.
We also discuss the weakening role of U.S. Treasuries, China’s potential gold-backed monetary strategy, the end of the traditional 60/40 portfolio and the possibility of a historic repricing of real assets.
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