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But I’m thinking on a global scale. While manufacturing can always get by on less, what does it mean when there is a manufacturing boom in nearly every country in the world. They’ll be a lot more competition, at the moment Trump brought back manufacturing in the USA. What happens when there’s a boom in the UK, Europe, Australia, Canada, Africa, entire continents.
That’s how I think of it. I might be wrong, but when the economic boom comes, I think silver price will go up.
Wasn’t there some exchange between Trump and Un making North Korea a powerhouse because they sit on so much rare minerals that are being used up at a consistent pace.
I’m not arguing that I’m right, but the way I see it, silver price in the next few years will be higher than anything in history.