All right, joining us now is Tony Ardaban of Wisewolf.

Dot Gold, and Tony has kindly set up David Knight.

Gold that will redirect you to there and let you know that, let him know where you're

coming from.

He's joining us now.

You know, Tony, we usually talk talk about gold but there's an interesting thing

that came out of city group they're projecting 30 dollar silver in the next six to 12 months right now

it's just under 24 dollars i guess somewhere around that area so we're looking at something that is

you know 28 30 percent increase over the next six to 12 months. That's pretty, pretty interesting.

I think that it should have been higher a long time ago. I've talked with you about the paper exchanges. And some estimates are that for every real ounce of silver that exists, they're traded 250 times in the

ETFs. And so I'm skeptical of that number. I'm skeptical of the value of silver because of the

modern stock market, because of the ETFs. And I go back to the golden silver ratio, David.

You know, I'll through about history. Most of the time it's been between 10 to 20 ounces of silver, make one ounce of gold.

I think it's estimated geologically.

It's in the ground, you know, 17 ounces of silver to one ounce of gold.

Our founders set up the system 16 to 1, and that lasted until 1933. And it went

really a skew after Franklin Roosevelt had people turn in their gold. And we had this, you know,

the Breton Wood system, and it was a paper gold standard. You weren't legally allowed to own gold.

And so everything with silver went really haywire. As a matter of fact, here's a piece dollar from 1923.

This was a silver dollar.

It's the last silver dollar that the US ever made.

And that was our currency.

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