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In this critical episode of the Ask Andrew podcast, Kellen Ainey is joined by Andrew Sleigh to dive into the accelerating crisis in precious metals.
Gold And Silver Market Update: What Investors Need To Know Right Now
In a recent episode of the Ask Andrew podcast, host Kellen Ainey sat down with Andrew Sleigh, a seasoned precious metals specialist at Sprott Money, to discuss the state of the gold and silver markets, global debt, inflation, and what investors should be doing right now to protect their wealth. After a four-month hiatus from recording, the two dove straight into some of the most pressing questions submitted by viewers — and Andrew held nothing back. From silver's volatile price action to the collapse of purchasing power and the long-term case for buying gold and silver, this conversation covers ground that every serious investor needs to hear.
Why Gold And Silver Prices Are Fluctuating: Understanding The Current Market Volatility
The conversation opened with one of the most common questions on investors' minds: why did gold fail to rally during peak geopolitical tensions, which is typically the environment where gold thrives? Andrew explained that the culprit appears to be a broad global liquidity issue. "The best I've been able to find is that there's been an overall liquidity issue around the world that's been punishing silver and gold, forcing them downward, along with maybe some margin calls along the way that was putting pressure on the beginning," he said. "So liquidity, meaning there's just no cash in the system chasing anything. That seems to be the number one culprit right at the moment." He acknowledged that the market had been calling for further downward pressure on both metals just days before the recording, but that a short-term rally appeared to be forming. The gold spot price had already begun recovering, and Andrew was closely watching for confirmation before making any bold predictions. He emphasized that while this deviation from the typical risk-off behavior was unusual, it was being driven by macro forces rather than any fundamental weakness in the metals themselves.
Silver Spot Price Breakdown: Technical Analysis And What The Charts Are Telling Us
Andrew went deep on the technical picture for silver, painting a detailed chart analysis for viewers watching the silver spot price closely. He described a bear flag pattern that had been playing out, with silver ranging between $90 and $72 as support in USD spot terms. "It was bouncing between there and then it pulled below 72 as a support, went down and tested the mid to high 60s, came back up and tested 72 and got rejected and went back down, came back up and tested 72 again, got rejected and came back down," he explained. "And this was the third time." Andrew noted that when a level is tested and rejected three times without breaking through, the typical expectation is a move lower — potentially down toward the $60 USD spot level, and possibly into the high $50s. However, silver proved the bears wrong yet again. Just two days before recording, the metal began rallying after holding above the $72 level, leaving Andrew to revise his short-term outlook. At the time of recording, silver had been stabilizing around the $70 to $72 per ounce range, with Kellen noting he was seeing swings of 3 to 4 percent on a daily basis. The message Andrew wanted viewers to take away: silver is unpredictable in the short term, and waiting for absolute certainty before acting can be costly.
How To Buy Silver Now: Dollar Cost Averaging Strategy For Precious Metals Investors
Given the volatility, Andrew was asked point-blank whether he had a prediction for silver over the coming weeks, and whether investors should be deploying cash now or waiting. His answer was clear and direct. "My advice with regards to people looking to buy is start nibbling now. This could get much higher. Like I'm not making a prediction, but let's say we add 20 bucks to the cost of silver and people sit back and watch it for the next week. And they're going to be like, well, now it's expensive compared to where it was," he said. His recommended approach for anyone looking to buy silver was to average in — purchase something today, assess again next week, and continue adding incrementally. "If you're trying to get to the very bottom of the market, usually that's just luck," he added. "I buy every two weeks. I have clients that are averaging in with larger amounts of money." He also cautioned that spreading a lump sum across ten months is not the right approach in the current environment, given how quickly the market can shift. His view was that anyone with a significant amount of capital to deploy should aim to get the core of their position established within a matter of weeks, not months, to avoid being priced out as conditions evolve.
Global Debt Crisis And The Long Term Case To Buy Gold And Silver
One viewer asked whether the staggering levels of global debt — citing figures of $110 trillion globally and $39 trillion in the US — set the stage for a major breakout in gold and silver. Andrew confirmed this emphatically, while also correcting the figures significantly upward. "Those debt numbers are much, much higher than the person asked. So there's 300 trillion in unfunded liabilities in the States plus the 39 trillion of the debt that they acknowledge. And on a global debt, we've got something like 3,000 trillion, which would be around three quadrillion," he stated. His position was unambiguous: "Gold and silver will have no choice but to move up in dollar terms because the fiat currencies of the world are collapsing." He framed the purchasing power argument in simple, relatable terms: "When I was a kid, a $20 bill was a big bill and a $100 bill was a family event to look at. And today it's nothing. It's like, why would I cross the street to look at a $100 bill?" He predicted things would get far more extreme, and that the erosion of purchasing power would become undeniable in the very near term. When Kellen asked for a timeline, Andrew gave a stark response: he expected it to become very evident within the next six months.
Inflation, Oil Prices, And Why The Petrodollar Is Under Threat
Andrew expanded on what he sees as the key drivers that will accelerate the case for precious metals and explain why investing in gold has never been more urgent. He pointed to rising oil prices, ongoing geopolitical conflict, and the quiet but significant move by countries around the world to reduce their holdings of US treasuries. "Countries around the world right now are slowly and quietly getting rid of their treasuries, US treasuries. So that's all coming back to the United States. And the petrodollar is now in jeopardy," he said. He noted that Gulf nations, upset over attacks on their infrastructure, are beginning to de-dollarize their oil trade — meaning oil will increasingly be priced in currencies other than the US dollar, or even in gold and silver directly. With some experts projecting oil prices between $200 and $250 per barrel, the ripple effects through supply chains, transportation, production, and food costs could be dramatic. "The cost of goods and services and food and whatnot, without knowing exactly, I thought that it would be easy to get to 50% increases in cost of stuff by this summer in Canada, primarily food," Andrew said. He added that this is not strictly an inflation story but also a cost-of-oil story, and that the combination of both factors hitting at once will produce "astonishing numbers of what goods and services will cost by the summer."
Best Long Term Strategy For Stackers: How To Buy Gold Bullion And Silver Bullion Today
When the conversation turned to the best strategy for those looking to protect their wealth over the long term, Andrew's advice was decisive. He addressed the question of whether to deploy cash gradually or average down existing positions. For someone with, say, $100,000 to allocate to metals, he dismissed the idea of spreading it over ten monthly purchases. "I think the price is going to go through the roof way before that," he said. Instead, he advised getting the full core position established quickly — within weeks — by deploying available capital on any dips as they come. After that core is built, adding to the position month by month with spare cash is fine, but the priority is protecting the principal before conditions deteriorate further. "Get your orders done while it's quiet," he urged, noting that the last three weeks had been relatively calm — a window that investors should take advantage of while they can. He also described the experience of the previous few months at Sprott Money, where surging demand in December and January had created backlogs with logistics providers like Brinks, leaving some clients waiting weeks for their orders. "All you need is a news item to break somewhere on the story. All you need is investors from the institutional guys to start pouring money into this sector and it will change overnight," he warned. For anyone considering buying silver coins or bars or exploring gold bar and coin options, Andrew's message was simple: the time to act is now, while things are still orderly.
Tariffs, The Canadian Economy, And What It Means For Precious Metals
The discussion also touched on the impact of Donald Trump's tariff policies and fiscal changes, and what near-term and long-term effects investors can expect to see across inflation, the dollar, and precious metals. Andrew's answer was straightforward: everything is going up. He noted that Canadian businesses that had grown to rely on high export volumes to the United States — particularly in sectors like lumber — are now facing existential pressure as tariffs cut off their primary market. "If you're making something like lumber wise and you grew to a certain size company, but 90% or thereabouts of your sales are going south of the border. And now that stops because of tariffs. You've got a vastly cut back to size your company. Otherwise you go bankrupt," he explained. For investors looking at how to position ahead of this, Andrew's message tied back directly to his overarching theme: hard assets like gold and silver are the logical place to protect purchasing power as fiat currencies continue to be debased and economic disruption spreads. For those just getting started, resources like this beginner's guide to investing in silver can be a helpful place to begin learning about the asset class. It is also worth exploring the case for other precious metals, including platinum as a long-term investment opportunity, as part of a diversified precious metals strategy. Andrew closed out the conversation with a simple piece of advice: get positioned, get your core holdings established, and then sit back and watch what unfolds. "Get your stuff and get your popcorn and come up in the bleachers and watch the show," he said.
Cheap Silver Coins And Buying Opportunities: Getting Value In Today's Market
For viewers specifically interested in getting the most value when they enter the silver market, the current environment presents some genuine opportunities worth understanding. As Andrew noted throughout the conversation, silver has been one of the most beaten-down assets during the recent period of global liquidity tightening, which means that for buyers willing to act during the volatility rather than wait for certainty, the entry points available right now are historically significant. Andrew was clear that he himself continues to buy every two weeks regardless of short-term price action, and that his clients with larger sums are doing the same by averaging in. For those looking to stretch their dollars further and get the cheapest silver coins for sale, doing so while the market is in a quiet period — as it has been for the past few weeks at the time of this recording — is the smart move. The operational reality Andrew described from inside Sprott Money makes this point even more compelling: when demand surges, logistics back up, wait times extend, and investors who delayed end up either paying higher prices or waiting weeks for their orders to be fulfilled. Getting in ahead of the next wave of institutional buying is not just a price consideration — it is also a logistical one. "By the summer you won't care if you paid, you know, US or whatever spot price we want to quote like if it's 105 Canadian spot or 110, that won't even register by the summer," Andrew said, urging clients to stop agonizing over the exact entry point and focus instead on getting positioned at all.
Ready to take action? Visit Sprott Money today to explore your options to buy gold and buy silver, and speak with a specialist like Andrew directly by calling 1-888-861-0775, extension 2.30, or by emailing deathofdollar@sprottmoney.com. The time to protect your wealth is now.
Kellen Ainey (00:00)
Hi there everyone and welcome back to the Ask Andrew podcast. Once again, I am joined by Andrew Sleigh and we're going to be asking him questions from you our viewers. Welcome back, Andrew. It's been a while.
Andrew Sleigh (00:13)
I think it's been four months. My goodness.
Kellen Ainey (00:15)
It has been four months since the last time we've even recorded together, ⁓ I mean, realistically, you know it as well as I do. We were both just really playing catch up for the entirety of that four months. But well, no complaints here. There's definitely no problem in being busy. And a lot of the things that you were actually saying would come to fruition did. So why don't we just dive right into our questions?
Andrew Sleigh (00:28)
It was crazy. OK, fire away.
Kellen Ainey (00:42)
Alright, so gold typically benefits from geopolitical turmoil, but it didn't rally during peak tensions this time. What's behind this deviation from the usual risk-off pattern and could this mark a longer term shift in market dynamics?
Andrew Sleigh (00:59)
Well, it's great question. ⁓ I've been trying to get answers for that the last couple of weeks. The best I've been able to find is that there's been an overall liquidity issue around the world that's been punishing silver and gold, forcing them downward, along with maybe some margin calls along the way that was putting pressure on the beginning. ⁓ so liquidity, meaning there's just no cash in the system chasing anything.
That seems to be the number one culprit right at the moment. And then just in last literally two days, ⁓ the market was calling for more downward pressure on gold and silver. It seems like we're now in the middle of a rally that will be short term. We don't know where it's going to go yet. ⁓ So this is how quickly this can turn. I was bearish ⁓ and
you know, seeing that Silverwood's going to go down to 60 US spot their boats. Eventually, if it didn't break and hold above 72, well, we seem to be there above and holding above 72 and seems to be maybe a short term rally. So it's, it's really very unpredictable right now.
Kellen Ainey (02:17)
Yeah, at least from my end, sitting here in the office every day, seems like I'm looking at at least a 4 % swing one way, a 3 % swing the other way. There is days where silver stabilizes, but then you never know when one day you're waking up to new news and you're seeing, oh, silver's up 4%, silver's down 3%. But you are right, it does look like we've kind of found a stabilization around the $70, $72 an ounce on silver.
But gold even too, it's had quite the rally in the last week.
Andrew Sleigh (02:50)
Yeah, I don't have too much to comment on gold. Unfortunately, at the moment, I've been really just trying to get answers for silver because that seems to be the ⁓ one that's really been hammered the most and people are waiting and looking to try and get back in and people buy gold. just buy gold every few weeks, every month, whatever it is that they buy. And it seems to be a rally in here and there. I wanted to comment on the silver.
there was a bear flag of silver that was ranging between 90 and 72 as a support USD spot. And so it was bouncing between there and then it pulled below 72 as a support, went down and tested the mid to high 60s, came back up and tested 72 and got rejected and went back down, came back up and tested 72 again, got rejected and came back down. And this was the third time. And we don't know like on the third time,
My understanding is, I'm not an expert in this, is ⁓ if it's a three times and it doesn't make it, it gets rejected and heads towards 60. And ⁓ if it was gonna get past 60 US bot, then we would be looking at potentially going down into the 50 something. So we're gonna have to wait and see. These patterns always seem to happen in threes where it either tests the bottom or tests the top and resistance. If it gets through it,
It may run for a bit before, we'll have our next pattern and we'll start seeing what happens over the next couple of weeks.
Kellen Ainey (04:26)
So do you even per se have a prediction for silver over the next few weeks? Or you're really just kind of gather all the information at this
Andrew Sleigh (04:37)
I definitely been trying to gather as much as I can. My advice with regards to people looking to buy is start nibbling now. This could get much higher. Like I'm not making a prediction, but let's say we add 20 bucks to the cost of silver and people sit back and watch it for the next week. And they're going to be like, well, now it's, now it's expensive compared to where it was. So I went literally within two days. was.
I was waiting to see if it holds above 72 and wait. I'm not sure if we have absolute confirmation, but the experts I've been trying to scramble in the last couple of, like literally last night and this morning, seems to be there's going to be a short-term rally with what's going on. And we could add a bunch of this, a bunch of dollars to silver. And if people don't nibble now, they'll be wondering, oh, they'll be kicking themselves.
So my suggestion is ⁓ average in, know, I would buy something, you know, today, tomorrow, ⁓ and, and assess again next week and, you know, average in some more money. If you're trying to get to the very bottom of the market, usually that's just luck. And, you know, up until a few days ago, I was, I was quite confident that the market was going to head towards lower sixties.
because of the three times it tried and it got rejected. And here we are, silver proves us all to be liars yet again, it's heading up again. So like there's, it's impossible, but like I'm still buying, I buy every two weeks. I have clients that are, that are averaging in with larger amounts of money. And, but if you're sitting on one, you know, pocket of cash and you're trying to, trying to get the bottom.
⁓ that's very difficult, if not impossible, just lucky if you do. So I would split it up, whatever that is and, and average in. And that's the best you can do. If you average in now, it goes up 20 bucks. Well, you jump in for more. and, if it gets rejected and goes back down again, you didn't put all your money in, you know, got more money to, to put in. So it's hard to beat that strategy.
Kellen Ainey (06:59)
So just to summarize for our viewers, just play the cost dollar average to take the biggest advantage.
Let's move on. So, with the global debt around $110 trillion and the US debt nearing $39 trillion, does this set the stage for a major breakout in gold and silver over the long term?
Andrew Sleigh (07:22)
Yes, absolutely. Gold and silver will have no choice but to move up in dollar terms because the fiat currencies of the world are collapsing. And those debt numbers are much, much higher than the person asked. So there's 300 trillion in unfunded liabilities in the States plus the 39 trillion of the debt that they acknowledge. And on a global debt, we've got something like
3,000 trillion, which would be around three quadrillion.
Kellen Ainey (07:55)
So it's a little bit more bleak than our viewer had envisioned. So that's even worse. But yes, so even that even more so shows that our client should be, well, not only our clients, but investors as a whole should be protecting themselves and diversifying in precious metals.
Andrew Sleigh (08:01)
It's a lot worse.
Absolutely. That is the only thing that holds value. The fiat dollars will not. They're going to go down in smoke and people will painfully realize later that the currencies they hold are being destroyed by the governments that are printing and the banks that are printing the dollars. And that's why everything is going up in price. So you're losing purchasing power all the time. And it's going to get much worse until literally
You know, when I was a kid, a $20 bill was a big bill and a $100 bill was a family event to look at. And today it's nothing. It's like, why would I cross the street to look at a $100 bill?
Kellen Ainey (08:52)
Yeah, well, yeah, you can't even go three,
four days without spending a hundred bucks, right?
Andrew Sleigh (08:57)
That's it. it's going to get much, much, much worse than that and much more exaggerated that it will start ⁓ really being right up in people's face that the ⁓ currency is losing purchasing power by the day. It'll get much more evident pretty soon.
Kellen Ainey (09:14)
Do you have a timeline on that? you think it's going to be evident within the next six months? Do you think it's kind of over the next five years?
Andrew Sleigh (09:22)
⁓ I think it's going to become very evident in the next six months.
Kellen Ainey (09:27)
So you're saying, so this is gonna happen in the short term even.
Andrew Sleigh (09:31)
Well, with the stuff that's going on around the world, we have the oil issue, the war, all that stuff. have governments that are printing money like crazy. ⁓ Countries around the world right now are slowly and quietly getting rid of their treasuries, US treasuries. So that's all coming back to the United States. And ⁓ the petrodollar is now in jeopardy. The countries of the Gulf are now, you know,
very upset about the whole scenario that went on over there. They've been attacked, their infrastructure, it's affecting them. And they're now, you know, looking at slowly de-dollarizing their petro, like they're not going to use petrodollars, which is American dollars to buy oil. They're going to use whatever currency or gold or silver or whatever it is from whatever country. And the oil issue alone, which is going to continue to go up,
There are experts talking about 200 to $250 a barrel, whether that comes true or not, who knows, but this is not going to be over anytime soon. And everything that oil touches with transportation, production, everything it goes into, as soon as the war started within a week and we started seeing some data,
Like the Pacific Rim right now is in a real crisis. And I've already seen videos ⁓ in Australia where the shelves of the grocery store are now empty.
Kellen Ainey (11:06)
Okay, so you're even saying like this isn't unique to Canadians. This is a global event that's going to be, everyone around the world is going to be feeling the squeeze.
Andrew Sleigh (11:07)
empty.
Yeah, that's it. Like the prices of everything is going to go through the roof. And I said a few weeks ago before I heard anyone else say it that I in my humble estimation, just a guess, I thought ⁓ the cost of goods and services and food and whatnot, without knowing exactly, I thought that it would be easy to get to 50 % increases in cost of stuff by this summer in Canada, you know, primarily food and ⁓
And now I've seen some experts come out and who have been estimating and looking at what's going on around the around the world with supply chain issues are coming into play now. Lack of breaking of. So this isn't strictly inflation. This is this is a cost of oil ⁓ going up and that's going to affect ⁓ the cost of delivery, production, etc. So between that and inflation. ⁓
of our dollars, whatever country you're in, I think we're going to see an astonishing ⁓ numbers of what goods and services will cost by the summer.
Unfortunately, I wish it wasn't true. I hope I'm wrong.
Kellen Ainey (12:24)
All right.
No, no, of course, of course. I know this isn't what you're hoping for. More so just a prediction per se. All right, so let's move on here. In a market like this, is it better to deploy cash gradually or average down existing positions for stronger long-term returns? What's the best long-term strategy for stackers to maximize returns? I believe you already answered this, but ⁓ why don't you go ahead and answer it once more?
Andrew Sleigh (12:29)
you
⁓ yeah, I'm going to add a little bit to that. So if somebody was just starting off looking to stack and let's just say they have, for easy math, let's say they have a hundred grand that they want to put in the metals and they decide to do 10 grand a month for the next 10 months. I don't think that's a great plan. because I think the price is going to go through the roof way before that. ⁓ so averaging in when I was referring to it earlier was really just in the next few weeks.
is averaging in. Because I think you're going to run out of time. And if somebody had 100 grand, and they're worried, they're very worried about preserving that 100 grand, then I think you should be looking at a matter of weeks that you deployed all ⁓ whatever 20 grand on any dip of the week, and you try and get it all done within a month or weeks, you know, like less than a month, you know, I would be looking at that. After that, if you have spare money, and once a month, you want to buy a grand or two of metal.
Kellen Ainey (13:24)
Okay.
Andrew Sleigh (13:52)
It doesn't matter. You've got your core amount protected before anything bad happens. And I would suggest that for anybody.
Kellen Ainey (14:01)
OK, so you would say just go ahead and pull the trigger over the next few weeks or so. Don't do so over a six month or 12 month term.
Andrew Sleigh (14:11)
That's what I would do. It's not financial advice to anybody, as we all know, but that's what I would be doing. And then I don't have to worry about it. And then as I have cash, I just nibble along the way and I have no concerns. And that's what I've been doing and I don't have any concerns. I like that.
Kellen Ainey (14:15)
course.
So very much a set and forget style of investment.
Andrew Sleigh (14:32)
Yeah, well put.
Kellen Ainey (14:34)
So, with Donald Trump implementing tariffs and fiscal changes, what early signs and long-term effects are we seeing, or will we see in inflation, the dollar, and precious metals?
Andrew Sleigh (14:46)
Generally, everything's just going to go up as a result. know, we're having, yeah. So nothing's good news today so far. So everything's just going to go up. And also we have jobs that are at issue in Canada because tariffs on anything that's Canadian that's crossing the border, those companies will struggle because they built their companies with
Kellen Ainey (14:50)
Simple answer.
Andrew Sleigh (15:14)
let's say an 80 or 90 % export level. know, like, so if you're making something like lumber wise and you grew to a certain size company, but 90 % or their boats of your sales are going south of the border. And now that stops because of tariffs. You've got a vastly, ⁓ vastly cut back to size your company. Otherwise you go bankrupt.
Kellen Ainey (15:39)
Okay, so I mean that was by the end of it. They were very simple answers Do you have anything to add that you might want to just in the last six or even not six months even just four months that you've seen in both the gold and silver market that you want to speak to for our clients not advice wise but just Some wise words from someone who's been in the industry for a long time
Andrew Sleigh (15:58)
the last few months has shown all of us at the company here, how, and how easy things get backed up and busted. ⁓ I, for one, you know, used to see backlogs of various things in different industries, whatnot, and I couldn't understand how things got so mired so easily. And then it was very hard to get anything done. You know, I understand that's what happens, but I couldn't wrap my head around exactly how it happened.
And now after the last four months, I understand how it happens because as you know, Kellen, know, sales ⁓ were really busy in December and January. And that put pressure on, you know, trying to move stuff out of the company. ultimately Brinks was got way backed up because they only have ⁓ so much they move per day. So if we're doubling or tripling or quadrupling what we need them to move, all of a sudden we're adding days.
Kellen Ainey (16:53)
Exactly.
Andrew Sleigh (16:58)
then weeks, then a month. And what normally would happen very quickly is now, let's say, ⁓ four weeks delay on either shipping or moving something somewhere. And then as a result of some of that, we saw the calls start coming, end of January, early February. Now all of a sudden a third of our phone calls per day are clients looking for their order, looking for their check, looking for this, looking for that.
update this, update that. So now you and I are, you know, working hard, trying to do whatever we're doing for the day. Now a third of our time is answering, ⁓ basically troubleshooting phone calls. And then, so we can't get any work done because a third of our time is now unproductive with, and that, and then we call someone in the company or email them or whatever. And so that it gets passed down the line where everyone's now being preoccupied with a third of their day.
Troubleshooting, doesn't solve anything. doesn't it doesn't move the ball forward. It just occupies everyone's time. And I thought, holy cow, this is this is a preview of what's going to come, you know, later.
Kellen Ainey (18:08)
Yep. And you don't want
to be, I will say, I agree with it. The clients don't want to be caught in that mess because a lot of them where it's, they've been ordering us ordering for from us for years. Right. And they're used to metals within a week. And even when we were busier metals within two weeks, I had clients being basically saying, Hey, Kellan, it's been four weeks. Do we have any update on this please? And the problem was, is it was also just.
We, like you had mentioned, we had exponentially given Brinks more business and that's only, we're only one firm, right? So that could be happening from our, each one of our competitors. And there's only so many people that can actually move these metals and these are physical transactions. They actually are transfers that are happening and there's only so many that can be done in a day. So I do have to agree with you there.
Andrew Sleigh (18:41)
Yeah.
That's it.
That's it.
You know, look at the, look at the amount of appointments for people that want to pick up metal. You know, like I think Brinks only has 17 appointments a day. You know, and if you had a hundred people that want metal.
Kellen Ainey (19:02)
Exactly. And that's if they're being incredibly efficient.
And let's be very honest, Andrew. Most clients usually want around the same times anyways. So I will agree, if you're looking to place your orders, I would say now's a very good time to do so.
Andrew Sleigh (19:18)
Get your orders done while it's and right now in the last three weeks, it's been quiet and so assess what you want to have done and You know by the summer you won't care if you paid, you know US or whatever spot price we want to quote like if it's a hundred and five Canadian spot or 110 that won't even register by the summer you won't even care but get everything you want done while it's quiet because when the
Kellen Ainey (19:21)
That's it.
Andrew Sleigh (19:48)
All you need is a news ⁓ item to break somewhere on the story. All you need is investors from the institutional guys to start pouring money into this sector and it will change overnight. so literally, if you're thinking about getting into this space, start to do it and get it done, particularly the core amount that you want to have done. ⁓ Because this can change very quickly, as we just saw.
in the last two days where I went from no rush, wait, it's going to go a little lower to, think you better buy something. So like that's just how it is. And ⁓ so that's it. ⁓ That was a real preview that we had the last four months, which pushed everyone to the brink. And that's going to come around again in spades. ⁓
Get your stuff and get your popcorn and come up in the bleachers and watch the show.
Kellen Ainey (20:50)
Basically, you basically show up early. well, all right, Andrew, I think that's all our questions for today. As always, it's nothing short of a pleasure speaking with you. If our clients would like to reach you directly, how can they do so?
Andrew Sleigh (21:05)
Thank you.
You can call the toll free number on our website, 1-888-861-0775. My extension is 2.30. And I do see the calls. Just leave a brief message and I'll call you back as as I can. anybody that wants to ⁓ debate further on a question, then they're welcome to give me a call and I'll get back to them where I'll answer the phone, whichever the case is, as soon as I can. If you want to email me, you can email me at deathofthedollar.
SprottMoney.com, death of the dollar. SprottMoney.com.
Kellen Ainey (21:45)
Alright, well, as always, Andrew, it's been nothing... yes, I forgot it was April Fool's Day. What a weird day to decide to film on.
Andrew Sleigh (21:46)
And happy April Fool's Day today, by the way,
I was going to come up with, think the market's going to go to zero or something like that. And then the second later said, no, April Fool's Day. So, but I thought, no, that's it. That's right. Anyway, thanks a lot for, for doing the interview and hopefully we can keep them regular now until we get really busy again.
Kellen Ainey (22:00)
You don't want to the clients a scare,
Alright Andrew.
Yeah, I think the plan is to get back on our regular scheduling. so you have yourself a good day and we'll be in contact.
Andrew Sleigh (22:20)
Thank you, you as well.
Kellen Ainey (22:22)
Cheers.
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Specializing in the sale of bullion, bullion storage and precious metals registered investments, there’s a reason Sprott Money is called “The Most Trusted Name in Precious Metals”.
Since 2008, our customers have trusted us to provide guidance, education, and superior customer service as we help build their holdings in precious metals—no matter the size of the portfolio. Chairman, Eric Sprott, and President, Larisa Sprott, are proud to head up one of the most well-known and reputable precious metal firms in North America. Learn more about Sprott Money.
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