In this week’s episode of Live from the Vault Andrew Maguire opens by outlining how close the wrong-footed Fed came to completely imploding after gold’s recent all-time-highs.
The London whistleblower and precious metals expert answers the community’s burning questions, from where gold and silver prices could be heading in the short term, to the latest updates about the upcoming BRICS gold-backed currency.
Timestamps
00:00 Start.
01:40 The derivative-driven pullback and the opportunity it represents.
10:30 Recapping Andrew’s warning to UK Parliament in 2019.
17:30 Are we close to the next leg of a physically-driven rally?
24:15 What are we seeing in the shorter term?
31:15 What will happen to prices if the Fed has to buy back gold?
37:06 A refresher on short squeezes.
41:45 What about Silver?
43:45 The BRICS currency.
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