Rich Checkan: US$3,800 Gold a Minimum This Cycle, US$90 Silver “Very Doable”

[@InvestingNews]

❓ How high do you think gold and silver prices will go in this cycle? Tell us in the comments!

[@littlejohnjp]

Certainly to $3,000 without any problem. Thank you for your interview, Charlotte. Hope you’re having fun!

[@derspreewalder2286]

Thank you Charlotte for the interview with Mr. Checkan. 👍😁

[@itsMohak]

Very nice. Some essential and crucial questions answered.

[@broersverband7586]

about what the same old crap over and over again

[@blvkmirror8388]

Very Insightful! 💯💯🔥🔥👍🏾

[@Abraham.Lincoln22]

I really appreciate the great content on this channel. Thank you, Charlotte. 👍🇺🇸

[@ClearOutSamskaras]

Dear Charlotte, I tend to stay far away from the usual pundits that always make outlandish bullish predictions for gold, the $10,000 dollar people, etc. Three thousand dollars for this cycle seemed reasonable two years ago, but now seems incredibly timid. I was interested and surprised by your guest's claim that he sees $5700 as a real possibility for this cycle. When/if you have him back on, please ask him to explain why he sees $5700 as a real target. What aspects of past cycles inform his current views on this cycle? Thank you Charlotte.

[@MJLU280]

Gold 4800 Silver 120 (40:1 ratio) by end of the decade.

[@Darrin-h9f]

What does it say about our current times when PM analysts have medium- to long-term ranges for Au and Ag between $3,000-$20,000 and $40-$500? All I can think of is get your house in order and buckle up--it's going to be a bumpy ride, that much I would bet on.

[@broersverband7586]

not a damn word about the mining stocks all you damn ppl do is talk about the same things do a show about why the hell is not the price of the mining stocks going up screw the rest we have heard it a million damn time now

[@ClearOutSamskaras]

This question has been asked and answered on a good number of podcasts over the summer of this year [2024]. Charlotte has asked her guests about this too. Go back in the video index and you'll see this issue addressed. This question can not be asked in every single interview, that wouldn't be reasonable.