Commodity prices breaking out as gold and silver lead the way

Barry Dawes, executive chairman at Martin Place Securities, join Small Caps to share his views on the recent rise in gold and silver prices.
Other topics discussed include various commodities such as copper, iron ore and uranium.
Discussion on currencies such as the US dollar, Japanese yen and Australian dollar.
And some ASX stocks.
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[@objectivesovereignty]

What if the bank of international settlements says time to pay up, meaning nationalise the mines, land, police, army, everything.

[@user-hb2ku5oq5r]

Thank you for this so amazing meeting¡¡Copper is the most highly conductive metal besides silver¡¡Chile has the major reserves of copper in earth¡¡Chile produces 31,9% mine copper every year globally¡¡Base metals chinese demand is=35%-45% every year all over the world due its serius demographic problem¡¡¡Humanity needs copper to the transition into a net zero economy¡¡See you guys¡¡

[@mattivation_inc.]

They’re some big gold & silver predictions!!!