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The price of silver had been on a tear. In fact, it had risen about 66% this month! So a pull back should not be a big surprise. But does it mean that silver was in a bubble and that the slam down of January 30 suggests that we have just witnessed a blow off top? Or, might it be a giant head fake to pry loose physical silver to help the bankers meet secure physical supplies of silver to meet their contractual obligations to meet demands of futures buyers who want to take possession of the metal rather than settle in dollars? Be sure to hear how Michal answers that question. OTHER TOPICS: Other Topics Discussed: Michael expected some sort of price decline in the middle of this bull market but not yet at this point which would prove to be a “fake out” for most investors who do not understand that gold and silver are monetary metals. He just didn’t expect it this early in the bull market. He explains why he is surprised about this early decline. The rationale for Michael’s $500 gold price prediction. The rational for Michael’s minimum of an $8,000 gold price. Why a bear market in U.S. Treasuries would really set gold on fire. Why he thinks the equity markets are living on borrowed time and what that will mean for gold, silver and their producers. Michael is turning hugely bullish on commodities and he hints at his favorites at this time. If the decline in silver isn’t over, will it test the prior $50 ceiling? There are more informal comments of interest. You won’t want to miss what Michael has to say on this very day of shocking price declines for gold and silver. Best wishes, Jay Taylor