
Silver Declared Critical as Supply 'Very Tight' - How High Can it Go? Mark Thornton
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Dr. Mark Thornton thinks silver being declared a critical mineral in the US adds yet another massive tailwind to an already bullish setup, one that could see the metal soar much higher as its strategic important is recognized by countries around the world and primary mine supply remains extremely scarce. Dr. Thornton dives into this and other catalysts he sees developing for silver, along with explaining why a return to a gold standard is inevitable, how Austrian economics offers real solutions to our current economic woes, and much more.
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