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Everyone wants to know whether this stock market sell-off is a buying opportunity or the first move in a long-term downtrend. Swiss investor Marc Faber joins Silver Doctors with a word of caution.

Faber doubts the majority of stocks will make new highs. In the next two years, many investors will not make money in equities, he says.

The Fed will likely try to prop up the market through more accommodative monetary policy. He sees a possible rolling out of quantitative easing and a halt to rate raising. At that point, the Dollar will weaken.

Many minings stocks are undervalued more than they have been in the last 78 years, Fund Manager David Kranzler says.

“We’re witnessing the beginning of the end, in my view,” David Morgan tells us.

After a 40-year bull market in the bond market, we’re beginning to see a hint of a change. Rates are increasing. Now the ten-year Treasury yeild is at a five-year high.

Morgan says this recent sell-off could be the beginning of a crash. If stock’s have another five-percent correction by the end of November, that would be a confirmation for Morgan the market could be headed for a major crash.

Why are stocks falling all over the world? Co-author of The Money Bubble John Rubino joins Silver Doctors to discuss.

Rubino says overvalued stock markets are facing higher interest rates. Stocks have been propped up partly because of corporate stock buy-backs. But with interest rates rising, corporate stock buy-backs become less profitable.

What about gold and silver. As the stock market was falling last week, precious metals spiked. This may continue, Rubino says.

Stocks are selling off. Could this be the beginning of the end? Legendary investor Jim Rogers talks to Silver Doctors.

How bad will the next crash be? Stocks will fall over 50%, he says, just as it has in previous bear markets. He predicts the next crisis will be the worst in his lifetime.

While gold and silver have held up well during the sell-off over the last couple days, Rogers says the precious metals’ could fall.

Michael Pento tells us beginning now and going into 2019, the stock market will be moving quite differently then the last couple years.

The U.S. stock market is 140% the size of the economy. Normally, it should be 60%. Pento tells us a revaluation is coming: a 50% decline in the stock market. This is healthy for the stock market’s long term viability, he says.

We are starting to see a sell-off right now. The Dow is at a level we haven’t seen since August. And the sell-off is world-wide. The global index FTSE recently dropped to it’s lowest point since April. 

The Dow fell more than 800 points today. Philip Kennedy from Kennedy Financial warns us another crisis is around the corner.

Gold mining equities have been strong amid downward pressure in the precious metal markets. Hope regarding further mergers and acquisitions has had a positive effect on the miners.

Political uncertainties in South Africa may have an impact on gold production there. If political uncertainties remain, Rule’s suspicion is that gold production there will fall precipitately over the next five years.

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Welcome to this week’s SD Metals & Markets wrap, I am your host James Anderson of SD Bullion.

With us this week is a returning guest, precious metals analyst and mining consultant David Jensen of Jensen Strategic.

This interview is being recorded Friday September 28, 2018 at 12:30 PM eastern time.

With the recent Fed rate hike and the official end of “accommodative” policy at the Fed, gold and silver sold off. However, this short term sell off will not indicate a long term trend, top industry expert David Morgan says. Raising interest rates will not make a fundamental difference unless rates go above actual inflation, which Morgan argues is multiples of the government reported inflation rate.

There is no silver shortage right now, says top silver expert David Morgan. But he says data from the Commitment of Traders report makes the precious metal markets look bullish, but time will tell.

Fund Manager Dave Kranzler says inflation and unemployment is grossly underreported. Officially, the Fed’s target interest rate as of today is not accommodative. But in Kranzler’s view, if the Fed were really going to normalize interest rates, the Fed would raise the target rate to at least six percent.

Market trader Gregory Mannarino says that central banks controlling interest rates has cause all markets to be artificial.

A decade after the 2008 catastrophe, problems remain and another crisis is inevitable, says Craig Hemke of TFMetalsReport.

Economist Jerry Robinson tells Silver Doctors we’re experiencing the end of an empire. America is falling. China has already become the largest economy in the world based on purchasing power parity.

China has seen so much economic growth it has been argued there is more capitalism happening in China than the U.S.