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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Maddog" data-source="post: 468095" data-attributes="member: 5355">one man's pundits:<h4>Institutions Are Waking Up </h4>Some of the biggest names in finance are already adjusting: <ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Morgan Stanley has recommended clients liquidate half of their bond allocations and reallocate to gold — a shift that indirectly supports silver’s case. </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Billionaire investor David Baitman pointed out that a $400 million purchase captured only 0.01% of annual gold supply, but the same dollar amount bought 1.5% of silver’s supply. The math highlights just how small — and therefore explosive — silver’s market can be. </li> </ul><h4>Mike’s Bottom Line </h4>Mike Maloney isn’t telling anyone else what to do, but he is clear about his own strategy: he’s buying more silver today. For him, the gold-to-silver ratio still signals value, technicals are breaking out, and supply dynamics suggest a once-in-a-generation opportunity. The key takeaway? Silver may be one of the most asymmetric bets in today’s financial markets — small shifts in demand could drive enormous moves in price. <h4>Final Thought </h4>Silver is already climbing faster than gold and stocks, yet the broader public has barely noticed. With technicals pointing higher, inventories drying up, and institutional money beginning to pivot, the setup is clear: the window to accumulate silver before it hits mainstream mania may be closing. As Mike puts it, “We are less than $3 away from silver being in the mainstream media news every day. And when that happens, demand goes exponential.”</blockquote>

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