
'They're Done' - Cartel Suppressing Silver is Dead and Buried: Gary Savage
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Gary Savage believes the banking cartel that has been manipulating silver prices for decades have now completely lost control of the market and won't be back again, as their short positions blow up in their faces and physical metals are starting to dictate prices once more. Gary explains why we are entering a parabolic phase for both gold and silver that will generate life-changing gains for those who know when to pile in, and when to exit positions when the mania reaches its peak.
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