>>13591260There are 2 main reasons why people should stack silver:
1) personal enrichment,
2) to destroy the financial system (which SETF seeks to do)
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
The silver and gold price are artificially suppressed by bullion banks trading futures on the COMEX (for reasons discussed below), making silver historically undervalued (lower price today than 1980) and when that suppression scheme unravels (as happened with silver and gold during the 70s & 2000s) stackers will be rich. Think of the silver price like a coil spring that has been pushed down for so long with shorting and spoofing and then finally seeing all that built-up energy explode.
DESTROYING THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM
This gets back to WHY bullion banks manipulate the silver and gold price: to prop up the public's perceived value of fiat currencies on behalf of their clients: the central banks. JP Morgan was fined nearly a billion dollars in 2020 by the DOJ for rigging precious metals prices. Even if they weren't working to covertly prop up the dollar, how do you explain JPM's massive stockpile of physical silver if it isn't valuable?
A silver explosion would trigger a gold explosion and vice versa, since it has historically traded at roughly 1-16 for thousands of years. However silver is a smaller market than gold and is traded at prices everyday people can afford, putting it in a unique position for a decentralized short squeeze. Since gold is already hoarded and controlled by central banks who correctly recognized the risks of the public bidding up the gold price, the public buying gold would ironically have less impact on the gold price than the public buying silver. If silver unleashes gold, Social Security couldn't sustain their puny COLA adjustments, the treasury couldn't sell bonds with shitty interest to finance the economy and the entire Federal Reserve dollar-based system would become a liability that needs to be replaced.
THAT is how "Silver Ends the Fed"
