I truly feel bad for those who fell for the gold and silver pumping con game.
They missed out on the longest bull market in stocks in history.
But they have also been ripped off by the endless lies told to them by the gold and silver pumping syndicate.
One thing precious metals pumpers share in common is that they had many chances to tell people to sell gold and silver when these metals topped out in 2011, like I did.
Instead, they claimed the metals were headed much, much higher.
Mike Maloney told the sheep to keep buying.
Just as gold was approaching record-highs in 2011, Maloney was telling his sheep it was headed to $20,000.
Maloney has never told his cult members to sell gold or silver and he never will because anything that adds selling pressure to these metals will reduce the price. That's not a good thing if you're a paid pumper since the idea is to pump the price higher.
If you want a reality check, look at the price change of gold and silver versus the stock market over the past decade.
By never having a clear exit strategy, long-term holders of gold and silver are more likely to eventually send their metals to be stored at one of many gold companies and related firms that charge exorbitant fees.
That's why you hear various gold pitch men warn people about of confiscation of gold and silver by the government. This is a completely ridiculous claim as you can imagine. They make such claims in order to get suckers to pay high prices to have their gold and silver stored.
This is just one of numerous scams from the gold and silver syndicate I have exposed.
Below I have posted dozens of images which have been annotated in order to point out the reality about Mike Maloney.
You should spend sufficient time and effort to examine these images before you arrive at a verdict for Maloney.
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