@SilverApeKing Agreed. So has silver ... Arguably copper ... Not so much anything else. Real assets will always out perform and out live currency by decree (fiat)
My latest video presentation with some Q&A includes the Titiminas transaction and the potentially transformative nature of that opportunity $SCRI.NE / SLCRF
SCRI CEO Presentation: PROTECTING YOUR MONEY - #SCRI as a Hedge against Inflation and the Devaluation of Currencies
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Exploration upside with this silver royalty in a significant historic mining region of Peru. We expect toys royalty to contribute to revenues later this year $SCRI.NE / SLCRF
@felixprehn Every crash produced more millionaires because the reaction/solution is always the same: monetary pumping/inflation. Numbers go up, but purchasing power goes down faster. Would help understanding the origins and history of the word "millionaire". Pro tip: it's currency debasement
@strannick33 All good. Happy to spend some of my own coin ;) it is, after all, in part my money being allocated. And no one on earth cares more about my own money than me... Should be the case for everyone!
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“Four-fold in just two years.”
That line from the recent Forbes article on Eric Sprott should make investors pause and ask themselves why one of the world’s most successful resource investors continues to maintain roughly 98% exposure to gold and silver despite extreme volatility.
The parallel to CWM’s positioning is clear.
Like Eric Sprott, CWM recognized years ago that the real story was never about short-term paper-price fluctuations — it was about the accelerating deterioration of the global fiat-credit system and the inevitable repricing of real monetary assets.
While most portfolios remained heavily concentrated in conventional financial assets, CWM increased allocations into precious metals near historic lows because the macro fundamentals were strengthening, not weakening:
• Hundreds of trillions in global credit expansion
• Persistent currency debasement and loss of purchasing power
• Structural underinvestment in mining
• Rising geopolitical instability
• Declining trust in sovereign balance sheets and institutions
The Forbes piece highlights that even after a four-fold increase, Sprott still believes gold and silver are materially undervalued and could move substantially higher from here.
That conviction mirrors why CWM continues to maintain strong allocations today despite bearish sentiment and volatility designed to shake out weak hands.
Major monetary paradigm shifts rarely feel comfortable while they are unfolding.
Gold is money. Everything else is credit.
30%+ allocation guidance.
Repost to help others see it coming — and reach out to [email protected] if you need guidance building a proper allocation.
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What if we’re living through a once-in-a-century monetary paradigm shift — one history and economics fully predict, but technical charts of the paper price fail to recognize?
This time, however, it’s not millions or billions in excess credit creation… it’s hundreds of trillions.
I’m betting on history, monetary reality, and maintaining my allocation, because this debt-based credit system appears to be approaching its limits under the weight of unprecedented global leverage.
As J. P. Morgan famously said: “Gold is money, everything else is credit.”
No matter what the fiat-denominated paper price charts suggest, the long-term issue remains the ongoing erosion of purchasing power and confidence in the system itself.
CWM continues to position for this generational shift with a strong allocation to monetary metals — especially silver — recognizing that major wealth transfers are often born from periods of monetary reset, not market consensus.
30%+ allocation guidance.
Repost to help others see it coming — and reach out to [email protected] if you need guidance building a proper allocation.
For those new to the credit elephant in the room and biggest market in the world because this is a global phenomenon, Yields are going parabolic which means the value of the pensioners funds that depend on that credit is getting decimated, and the monetary metals are the best hedge.
“If you can’t spot the sucker at the poker table, it’s probably you.”
Funny how the COMEX’s internal stop triggers never seem to trigger in the silver market flushing out weak hands and scare investors out of the sector.
That’s why those who truly understand this ongoing monetary paradigm shift don’t obsess over the paper price — they focus on maintaining a meaningful allocation to what has historically been one of the best hedges during times like these, unless it's different this time they always rig the game against the weak hands.
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We expect $SCRI.NE Q1 to be surpassed by Q2 as additional agreements start to contribute.
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The crew on @CNBCFastMoney all agree that now is the time to sell the gold miners. You can’t ask for a better buy signal. It bothered me that they were so bullish at the highs, so this capitulation is as good a contrarian indicator as you are likely to get. Buy with both hands!
@strannick33@SwordCalls We will consider everything. But dividends are paramount in my opinion. Buy backs generally serve to absorb option exercises by management. Part of the reason we haven't rewarded ourselves options