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💥 $85 Silver 💥 This Could Just Be the BEGINNING · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  $85 silver will feel like nothing when this whole system
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  starts to fall apart and we see true price discovery.
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  The value of silver, even as measured in Fiat dollars, could
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  go through the roof. Yesterday I had a guest on my
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  show, Daniel Tinkum. He talked about $200.00 silver.
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  He even laid out the case for $1000 silver.
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  And what about gold? We're going to touch on that as
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  well. But guys, when we look at what's
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  going on in the system right now, I understand.
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  I get it. I completely understand.
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  Even to me, the idea of $85 silver, 102 hundred or $1000
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  silver can seem absolutely preposterous.
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  But we have to realize multiple in multiple times increases in
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  the silver price have definitely happened in the past.
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  We know that. But what would be the catalyst
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  to make that type of gain happen?
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  Yesterday we got news from the Treasury Department.
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  All right, Janet Yellen, borrowing money, our government
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  continuing to borrow money at an unbelievable pace, they said.
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  And this was perceived as good news.
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  Can you believe this by the market that the that the
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  Treasury is only going to need to borrow $770 billion in the
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  fourth quarter? A lot of people thought it would
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  be up to a trillion dollars, but it's only going to be 770
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  billion. But when you combine the next
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  six months, and when you combine what's going to be borrowed in
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  the next six months, it's over 1.5 trillion.
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  I want to put this in perspective for you one more
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  time, $1.5 trillion being borrowed.
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  OK, they are printing Unicorn fart dust.
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  We joke around and call paper Fiat money, electronically
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  printing money however you want to say it, at a pace like we
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  racking up debt at a pace like we've never seen before.
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  To put it into perspective, $1.5 trillion.
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  Can you imagine? Can you imagine what one and a
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  half million dollars looks like? Maybe you have one and a half
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  million dollars, maybe you don't, right?
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  But nonetheless, one and a half million dollars.
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  Now imagine that one million times, yes, 1 million * 1 1/2
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  million dollars is $1.5 trillion.
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  We need to keep that in perspective.
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  That's crazy. That blows my mind.
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  Does that blow your mind? If that blows your mind, type 8
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  in the comments section. Because that blows my mind that
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  in the next six months your government in the United States
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  is going to borrow $1.5 million, but they're going to do it
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  1,000,000 times. And my question is this.
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  So we know that they're going to borrow $1.5 trillion.
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  Does that include, because I'm hearing and you've likely heard
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  this as well, that $16 trillion worth of debt is going to come
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  due in the next year during 2024.
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  Does that number, that 1.5 trillion, I don't think that
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  even includes the fact that we're going to have another 16
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  trillion that's going to have to be paid off and refinanced.
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  It is getting out of control. When we talk about skyrocketing
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  real values and real assets, things like silver, does it
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  start to make sense, these numbers that are going on right
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  now? Oh, and by the way, we're going
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  to need to be continuing to fund two wars that are occurring on
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  foreign soil. Where's that money going to come
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  from? Where is all this money going to
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  come from? It is out of control.
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  Let me just briefly read this to you from our friends at CNBC to
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  put this into into into context. Treasury Department said it will
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  be looking to borrow $776 billion.
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  The Treasury said it expects to also borrow another $816 billion
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  between January and March. That's how we get to $1.5
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  trillion. And thank you Clifton for the
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  unbelievable generous super chat of $100.
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  I'm blown away. Super generous.
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  Super appreciated. The support you guys give me and
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  Susie and our family and the channel goes a long way.
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  So thank you, Clifton, from the bottom of my heart.
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  OK, I mean that. Thank you.
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  The announcement comes ten days after the government said the
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  fiscal 2023 budget deficit would be $1.7 trillion.
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  I'm going to do it one more time.
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  Stay with me. Our government is spending 1.7
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  trillion more than they're bringing in.
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  Thank you, Thomas, for the Super chat.
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  That is, imagine $1.7 million. Now imagine that a million
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  times. I mean, well, how is this even
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  possible? And how are you going to tell me
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  that anyone in the world is going to continue to have
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  respect for the almighty U.S. dollar, right.
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  I mean Daniel Tinkum was we talked about this yesterday.
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  It's, you know, the the the dollar is not infallible.
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  The dollar is not. Yes, it's the, the most powerful
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  currency still in the world. But my gosh, at some point,
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  reality has to set in, OK, says in a In a closely watched
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  announcement Monday afternoon, the US Department of Treasury
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  said it will be looking to borrow all this money.
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  OK, why is it so closely watched?
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  Because of this, guys. We've had sloppy Treasury
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  auctions lately. People are starting to wake up
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  to the fact that all this debt that's being issued by the US
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  government, it's a big, big problem.
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  There is no tether. You know why?
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  You know why they've been able to do it?
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  Because there's no tether. In 1971, President Nixon
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  temporarily took the United States off the gold standard.
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  It had worked pretty well for centuries and centuries.
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  Allowed the United States of America with the base of gold
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  and silver as the tether for the value of our money.
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  Like an like a ship that's anchored right.
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  It it it, it, it imposed discipline on our leaders.
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  Once, once Nixon took us off the gold standard.
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  Now we're just floating out there.
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  Thank you. Happy Halloween, Mary, my fellow
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  basement dweller. Thank you for the Super chat.
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  It's allowed our government to just print money whenever they
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  want, for whatever they need. There's no discipline that's
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  been imposed upon our leaders and guys.
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  It can't go on forever. It's very sad.
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  You have children. I have children, grandchildren
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  maybe as well. What does that mean for silver
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  and gold? Because remember when the dollar
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  was tethered to silver and gold? That kind of, actually, if you
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  think about it, would have held down as measured in dollars and
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  Fiat money, the value of silver and gold when we get to 100
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  thumbs up. Thanks to Susie, we got a
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  special surprise. No bells today.
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  So we're going to get there real soon.
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  Now. It's nothing.
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  It can be printed. Stanley Druckenmiller.
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  And you may not know Stanley, but Stanley is a billionaire.
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  One of these big hedge fund guys.
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  He went, let me let me read this.
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  He slammed Janet Yellen yesterday.
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  OK. He destroyed Janet Yellen.
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  He said, Quote. I literally think if you go all
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  the way back to Alexander Hamilton, it was the biggest
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  blunder in the history of the Treasury.
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  I have no idea why she has not been called out on this.
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  She has no right to still be in that job.
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  And what he's saying is why she didn't thank you, Tony, for that
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  super chat, man. You guys are extremely generous
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  today. Thank you.
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  What he's saying is why Janet Yellen didn't refinance all the
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  debt when rates were at super low rates.
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  And now guys, this is a big freight train, big, big scary
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  piece of trouble heading at the US government.
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  They have to refinance $16 trillion worth of debt in the
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  next year. That is at much higher interest
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  rates. It's going to it.
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  It is. It is a an absolute doom
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  situation. I hate to have to say that.
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  It it is Halloween. It is doom.
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  All right, Susie's yelling at me.
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  I got to do one of the Halloween things to celebrate that we got
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  the 100 thumbs up. Which one?
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  The bear. OK, you can thank Susie for
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  this. Well, how do I do it?
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  Oh, OK All right.
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  That's the Halloween bear. You can thank Susie for that
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  one. That was not my idea.
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  Hello, Jake. Thank you, my friend.
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  Wow, you guys. Thank you so much for the Super
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  chats. They're calling out.
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  They're calling out Janet Yellen.
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  She has made a major blunder. We are headed toward big, big,
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  big, big scary financial issues in this country.
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  OK, remember, we just had an unbelievable Q3 GDP.
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  I'm telling you that was the the peak of the party, this supposed
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  4.9% GDP growth, the peak of the party.
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  I believe we'll look back at that and say that was when a
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  quote, UN quote peaked this morning.
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  Did you hear the big news out of Caterpillar?
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  Caterpillar stock is down almost 6% today.
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  That's a blue chip. What does it mean when
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  Caterpillar reports that their backlog of orders is shrinking?
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  It shocked the market. It surprised the market.
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  Did it surprise? It didn't surprise me.
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  It didn't surprise me. I talked about this three, six
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  months ago with you. I said when we start seeing big
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  companies like Caterpillar talking about their backlog of
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  orders are going down, that is a horrible sign for what's to come
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  in the economy. Why, you may ask?
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  Think about it before any big construction project starts, or
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  when it starts, what's the first thing that they do?
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  They have to move earth. What do they move earth with?
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  They move earth with Caterpillar equipment, big bulldozers, big
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  backhoes, trackhoes, whatever they're called.
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  When a construction pipeline starts to slow down, the big
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  construction companies are going to pull back on their equipment
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  investments and that's exactly what we're seeing right now.
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  Couple that with the fact that we know that the trucking right
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  over the road, trucking rail and even intermodal all everything
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  is is dropping. I talked to leaders in those
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  segments, they all say the same thing that volumes are down,
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  down, down. Caterpillar right the beginning
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  of the construction process, the company that supplies the
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  equipment that that that makes it happen moving the earth,
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  nothing happens until they move the earth is reporting a big
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  slowdown. We got interesting times coming,
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  but let's talk about how we got to this point and why right now
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  with $85 silver. Why?
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  Why? I'm going to tell you why.
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  Because any of the remedies now, OK, to rescue the system will
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  have to be bigger and bigger and bigger.
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  Let's take a look back at what happened, right.
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  We've been we've lived through the good times, the bailout
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  years, the 0% interest rate environment.
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  Now everything has escalated. Everything is at a whole new
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  level. Thank you Sassy Silver.
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  I'll buy some extra Halloween treats for the girls.
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  Thank you guys. You've been blowing me away with
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  your generosity. Very much appreciated.
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  Craig Edmonds. Wow.
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  It's it's a it's a super chat Jamboree this morning.
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  Thank you. Everything's escalated.
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  Everything is at a whole new level right now.
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  We gotta realize that. We just talked about the
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  national debt. We talked about the Treasury
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  selling 700 billion, 800 billion.
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  I'm not gonna do the million, million, trillion thing to you
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  again, but it's a big, big deal. The numbers have escalated.
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  OK, Peter, Grandage tells me back in the 80s, we didn't even
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  know what a trillion was, right? Nobody.
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  Now we're throwing around trillions like they're nothing.
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  How did we get to this point? It started with the bailout
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  years, OK? And we've been through this
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  wonderful period where they they basically squandered possibly
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  right. Maybe I'm wrong.
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  I don't know. Don't make any financial
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  decisions based on what I'm saying.
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  But but maybe they squandered the wealth of the country over
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  the last 40 years. OK, remember, it started with
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  Long Term Capital Management. They did a bailout.
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  Then rememberthe.com bubble burst and Greenspan did some
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  bailouts, right? And you know how it went.
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  Then we got to the great financial crisis and nobody
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  could be held responsible. Nobody could have any real pain
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  except for average Americans who had a lot of pain with their
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  houses and lost houses. But the big guys, the big
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  bankers, they didn't have any pain.
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  They all got bailed out. Nobody went to jail.
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  I think one guy went to jail from the great financial crisis.
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  Remember 2007, 2008, everybody got bailed out.
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  A lot of the bankers got bailed out and got big bonuses as well.
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  Everything escalated, escalated. Then remember 2018-2019, the
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  repo crisis? You may not remember that, but
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  that required another big, big bailout.
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  And then the mother of them all, the health crisis that unfolded
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  in March and April of 2020 where the biggest bailout, everything
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  has escalated, escalated, escalated.
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  More debt, bigger, bigger medicine.
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  To deal with it they printed 40% of all dollars that have ever
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  been created in like a two-month period during 2020.
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  We have gotten to a point where now, now the system is so big
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  that the the, the, the remedies are so big, have escalated and
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  escalated the guys. Next time I'm telling you $85
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  silver, $3000 gold, $4000 gold, $8000 gold.
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  I don't care. You can be mad at me all you
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  want. Those numbers are possible,
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  probable potential, right? I could be wrong, but when you
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  look at what the numbers are behind everything, and Dan
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  Tinkman pointed this out yesterday, that's why he said if
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  you do this, some simple math, you can get to $200.00 silver.
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  Very easy. You can get to $1000 silver.
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  I know, mind blowing, right? We get yelled at for saying $100
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  silver. We're pumpers.
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  I'm a pumper. No, no, you know, nobody's
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  telling me. I'm just telling you what I
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  believe in what I see and I believe the party is over.
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  OK, we did QE. We did QE too.
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  We did the repo market fix. We did the money printing.
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  It's all a bunch. It's all been a bunch of make
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  believe. Why?
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  Let's not forget why? Because in 1971, President Nixon
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  took the United States off the gold standard.
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  There was no more discipline necessary.
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  You could make as many dollars as you want.
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  And you know what? They took full advantage of it.
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  It was like having a a Halloween party for your 18 year old
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  daughter and all her friends and giving them an open bar, right?
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  Sure. You know, I mean, that's
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  essentially what happened. They were like a bunch of
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  drunken teenagers spending money because they could just make it
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  up out of nowhere. And to make let's factor this
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  end as well, what do we know that's going on right now?
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  We also know the last, the last, the last form of discipline that
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  was placed on these people who are managing your money and my
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  money, our community money right the the, the, the, the debt
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  ceiling. It wasn't just raised, it was
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  removed. We have no debt ceiling.
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  Through 2025 the situation has escalated but the party is
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  almost over, especially I believe the Q three 4.9% GDP
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  print was rang the bell for the top right and why?
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  One big thing if you look under the cover at that big GDP beat
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  right, the US economy is still driven almost primarily by the
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  consumer and the consumer didn't make any more money during the
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  during that quarter. But what they did do is spent
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  more on their credit cards, spent more with debt.
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  It was all driven by more and more and more debt.
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  So now we're in a new phase, the reality phase, OK, because
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  reality does set in. So now what we're going to see,
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  we're seeing things like markets and turmoil guys.
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  The bond market, the 20 year bond market, the TLTI hear it
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  all the time, is down 50%. the US bonds, 20 year US bonds are
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  $0.50 on the dollar. That's turmoil.
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  That's a big, big deal. The bond market's three times
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  the size of the stock market. We've got to consider what's
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  really going on right now. We still have rising inflation
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  at the same time that we have rising interest rates on bigger
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  and bigger and bigger levels of debt.
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  Think about it. Think about as you as an
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  individual, OK, if you have 100,000 in debt and you're
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  paying 3% a year, you're paying about 3000 a year in interest.
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  If you have a half million in debt and you're paying 8%,
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  you're paying 40,000 a year in interest.
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  In a lot of ways over the last 20 years, that's what's happened
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  in our country, right? It's it's just on a much larger
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  scale. Sure.
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  The national debts now 456 times higher and now we're being faced
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  with a very sobering reality of higher interest rates and that
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  all that gets piled back on to the debt, to the actual debt
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  level. It's not a good situation.
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  And all this is occurring in an environment where there's less
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  money around, less money to loan.
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  We're at a tipping point, OK? We are at a tipping point.
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  And no matter, no matter, no matter how it plays out right, I
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  believe Silver and gold investors are going to do very
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  well this morning. I was, I was relieved to see
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  before I came on the gold price is still pushing and holding
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  above $2000 per oz. I don't we don't like the war.
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  We've talked about that OK. But based on everything going on
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  in the world right now, we have $2000 per oz gold.
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  Silver has a lot of catching up to do.
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  OK, the mining stocks have a lot of catching up to do.
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  But let's take a step back and realize guys, right now the spot
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  price. I look at the spot price, not
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  the futures. The futures price is even higher
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  on Yahoo Finance or one of those places we have $2000 gold.
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  Will it hold? It'll be interesting to see how
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  it plays out here, especially in the next four or five weeks.
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  Are we building a new base? We've been at it now for two or
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  three weeks, meaning a lot of the people who all those people
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  think about this because it's just a big market, all those
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  people out there. That said, man, when gold gets
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  to $2000, I'm going to sell. They've already sold OK, so if
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  we can keep pushing and keep pushing with gold, we don't need
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  war. We don't need violence for the
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  for the gold price and the silver price to do well.
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  The our politicians and the world leaders have done a good
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  enough job of screwing up the financial system that when true
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  price discovery occurs for gold and silver, we don't need a
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  bunch of. We don't need violence for it to
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  happen. Geopolitical uncertainty.
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  OK. Fundamentally, the numbers
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  behind it all. Thank you, Sorcerer Sam.
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  Happy Halloween. Yes, in the spooky basement.
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  Don't forget, guys, when we get the 200 thumbs up right, we got
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  another crazy stuffed animal. Thanks to Susie.
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  So hang in there. We're going to get there this
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  morning. Absolutely true part price
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  discovery. OK, let's just talk briefly
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  about this because this is exciting.
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  The fact that the SGE, do you know what the SG, what does it
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  mean when the SGE has a 6% higher price on gold?
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  Yeah, gold will cost you $100 more per oz to buy on the
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  Shanghai Gold Exchange. That's an important acronym for
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  us to remember because it is setting the new price for gold
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  and their volumes are increasing.
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  But but what do you think it means?
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  What do you think it means when the Shanghai Gold Exchange, they
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  actually are a more physical market?
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  That means, guys, that the world is changing.
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  The gold and silver markets are changing, all right.
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  The underlying fundamentals with what is gone on monetarily and
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  fiscally in the United States support a much, much, much
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  higher price. Are you a believer that we could
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  see $3000 gold next year? My call is 2600.
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  Do you believe we could see $3000 gold next year?
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  If you do type Yi want to, I want to see how many people
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  think we can get. I'm going to say no, and I hope
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  I'm wrong. I'm going to see how many of us
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  believe that we could actually see that $3000 gold price next
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  year. And you know, we're silver.
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  Silver is going to be in the mid 40s.
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  Sassy silver welder guy. No.
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  Jake says no. Jim McDonough gives us 2800.
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  No, no, maybe, says James Berryhill.
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  No. Todd Pauley?
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  Yes. Andy Oakley?
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  No. Wes.
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  Yes. Lone Ranger.
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  Yes. Yeah, There's a lot of people,
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  even some analysts, who are calling for $3000 gold next
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  year. Think about what that'll do to
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  the silver price. Think about it would be
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  unbelievable. What would happen to the gold
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  mining stocks in a $3000 gold environment?
• 23:24
  The gold miners, you know, their cost typically don't skyrocket
• 23:29
  that much, right? Anything.
• 23:32
  Any extra $100 per oz that comes through, if inflation remains
• 23:37
  reasonable, it basically becomes more cash flow for the mining
• 23:42
  companies. Old Dirty Bastard Garage says 29
• 23:45
  O 5 for a Buffalo gold coin. Yeah, very interesting.
• 23:51
  Next we're going to we're going to focus on.
• 23:53
  And again, Clifton Moberg, thank you for that awesome super chat.
• 23:57
  He donated $100 to Ron's basement.
• 23:59
  That is so appreciated. Never expected, but always
• 24:04
  super, super appreciated. Thank you Clifton.
• 24:06
  And guys, don't forget if you want to see, I'm going to make a
• 24:08
  piece of content every day for the rest of my life.
• 24:10
  When you're here in the basement, you you are a basement
• 24:14
  dweller. Hopefully you get entertained, a
• 24:18
  little bit, educated and can make some friends because
• 24:20
  there's a lot of great people that participate in this
• 24:23
  channel. Don't forget we're going to have
• 24:25
  a new website coming out later in the year with a chat room.
• 24:29
  ronsbasement.com. You'll be able to go there and
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  thank you to Pinbex, our sponsor online bullying dealer, right?
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  I think if you check them out, you'll like what you see too.
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  Thank you, Nigel, for that super chat.
• 25:04
  I have a sip of coffee. And we're going to talk some
• 25:06
  interesting facts about Silver, some new information coming out.
• 25:10
  Thank you, Debbie. Wow.
• 25:15
  There's a controversy about how much Silver, and some people say
• 25:21
  it could be astronomical, is used by the defense industry.
• 25:26
  And we're not just talking the defense industry in the United
• 25:30
  States. We're talking the defense
• 25:31
  industry worldwide. And with the unfortunate turn of
• 25:35
  events that we've seen over the last two years with with more
• 25:39
  and more war basically breaking out, this becomes increasingly
• 25:44
  important. How much silver is actually used
• 25:48
  by the defense industry? Well, the defense industry is
• 25:50
  obviously usually very tight lipped and I guess you could say
• 25:55
  secretive, which is part and understandable about about what
• 26:00
  they do and and how much natural resources they use.
• 26:04
  But think about this, we always hear about silver, we know,
• 26:07
  solar panels we know, microchips we know, jewelry we know,
• 26:11
  silverware we know. But do we ever see any numbers
• 26:14
  related to the amount of silver used by the defense industry?
• 26:19
  My friend John Little put out a great piece of content regarding
• 26:24
  this. I'm just going to touch on a few
• 26:26
  of the big keys because we really haven't received accurate
• 26:31
  numbers from our government regarding silver usage, silver
• 26:35
  stockpiles, anything like that for a long time.
• 26:38
  I put a link to his sub stack in the description of this video.
• 26:44
  The title of his article was Silver Goes Nuclear and this
• 26:47
  initial piece of article just talked about the astounding
• 26:52
  amount of silver that was required during the I guess it
• 26:56
  was called the Manhattan Project during World War 2 to build the
• 27:00
  nuclear like 14 tons of silver for each one of these windings.
• 27:04
  And there were, I'll let you dig into it, but I just want to get
• 27:07
  into some of the highlights that he covered.
• 27:10
  He asked why did the United States stop reporting on
• 27:14
  Department of Defense usage of silver functions of the IT was
• 27:18
  under the US Bureau of Mines were reassigned to other
• 27:20
  departments of the federal government.
• 27:22
  Statistical Gathering of Department of of Defense failed
• 27:27
  to be reassigned. So it was like, it was like they
• 27:31
  used to report on how much silver we had in this country.
• 27:34
  They used to report on how much was used and then it got shifted
• 27:38
  amongst a bunch of different departments and now it's like
• 27:41
  almost impossible for anyone to really know, it said. after
• 27:45
  World War One, the US War Department and weapons industry
• 27:49
  began raiding the US strategic stockpile of silver.
• 27:53
  By the mid 1940s, the draining of the strategic stockpile was
• 27:58
  so exhausted that the US began a campaign of kind of
• 28:03
  disinformation to to not let people know how much silver we
• 28:08
  had in this country. He compared it to a game of
• 28:10
  three card Monte. You know, like the shell game.
• 28:13
  Like, oh, we're moving over here and, oh, we're going to have
• 28:15
  this department talk about silver this year, in this
• 28:18
  department next year, OK? Like a sleight of hand trick to
• 28:22
  alter historical records of the percentages of silver used in
• 28:25
  various industrial uses in place of military applications,
• 28:31
  weapons manufacturers and other industrialists, many of whom sit
• 28:35
  on banking boards of big banks, begin to plan to use paper
• 28:39
  future silver derivatives trading.
• 28:42
  Right. They're using the paper market
• 28:44
  okay to keep silver prices artificially low.
• 28:49
  In addition, at the same time, they're draining silver out of
• 28:54
  our nation's strategic stockpile that we used to have.
• 28:57
  Why would they do that? John asked.
• 29:00
  Because industrialists want low factory inputs, raw materials,
• 29:04
  labor overhead, thus yielding more profit margins and the
• 29:08
  ability for them to make more weapons.
• 29:10
  I'm hearing people quote this all the time that even now like
• 29:13
  one of these Tomahawk missiles, that a lot of these cruise
• 29:17
  missiles, those types of things will have like the equivalent of
• 29:21
  a monster box, 500 ounces of silver in them.
• 29:25
  The defense industry uses a lot of silver for many different
• 29:29
  applications, but it's never really accounted for.
• 29:33
  I think it's the bottom line because a lot of what they do is
• 29:35
  secret or top secret, which again is understandable by the
• 29:40
  present day. Because of all this secret
• 29:43
  military use and silver price suppression schemes that made
• 29:48
  silver an expensive mineral for hundreds of military
• 29:51
  applications, the US has begun experiencing record silver
• 29:56
  deficits. We know that from the Silver
• 29:59
  Institute. And 79% of all of our silver
• 30:05
  comes from foreign nations. 79% of the silver that we get in the
• 30:11
  United States comes from foreign nations.
• 30:13
  We don't mine very much silver in this country.
• 30:16
  Hekla Mining is probably the biggest mining company up in
• 30:20
  Idaho with their Lucky Friday mine and they also have a mine
• 30:24
  in, in Alaska, Greens Creek. But there's not a lot of silver
• 30:28
  mining in this country. Is there silver here, right?
• 30:31
  Well, there's this Tonopah district that like Summa Silver
• 30:34
  is exploring out in Nevada. There's AI believe it's called,
• 30:39
  oh shoot, there's another one in New Mexico, Magdalon project
• 30:43
  that Suma has. There could be some hundred of
• 30:46
  hundreds of 1,000,000 maybe, you know, hundreds of hundreds of
• 30:50
  1,000,000 silver deposits in this country.
• 30:52
  But the silver mining industry in the United States has been
• 30:56
  suppressed for a very, very, very long time.
• 30:59
  So again, when we talk about that, that's what that's what I
• 31:07
  love about silver, right. We know all right what we what
• 31:11
  we talked about earlier, we know that the fundamental mathematic
• 31:15
  monetary, fiscal component of silver as a monetary metal, how
• 31:21
  compelling that is, right? I mean, come on, All the debt,
• 31:25
  all the deficits, the mismanagement that's gone on,
• 31:28
  that alone is supportive for the silver price.
• 31:31
  Then you factor in the huge demand for silver.
• 31:35
  This is a new thought for me. You're experiencing something
• 31:37
  new. That's another reason to love
• 31:39
  silver, right? You've got the monetary
• 31:42
  component, the fundamental, how screwed up everything is, the
• 31:46
  Unicorn fart dust component of silver, right?
• 31:49
  The paper money, Fiat money, debt, however you want to slice
• 31:52
  it or dice it, that alone is enough support for a much higher
• 31:57
  silver price. But then you factor in the
• 32:01
  demand and we're talking about like we don't even know how much
• 32:04
  the Defense Department uses. We don't even, we don't really,
• 32:08
  you know, we don't know how much the solar photovitalic segment
• 32:13
  is going to need all the electrification of the world.
• 32:17
  And then thank you, Crafty Stacker, candy corn, Ding Dong
• 32:21
  Fun. I got to get that to coin shop,
• 32:24
  Chris. Absolutely.
• 32:26
  So you got the monetary component, you've got the demand
• 32:29
  component. And then to make matters even
• 32:32
  worse, we don't have a good supply.
• 32:34
  The supply of silver is going down, down, down and hardly
• 32:40
  anybody's looking for new silver deposits.
• 32:42
  That's why I have invested in like Summa Silver, Dolly Vard
• 32:46
  and Silver, some of those companies.
• 32:47
  I'm not giving financial advice. I have talked to the CE OS.
• 32:51
  I like what they're doing. I think right now is a great
• 32:54
  time to be buying silver, physical silver, right?
• 32:59
  Where is it? Here it is my heart.
• 33:01
  Don't worry, I'm going to do the 200 thumbs up thing in a second,
• 33:04
  right? It's a great time to hold this
• 33:06
  stuff right. But if I can't hold it in my
• 33:09
  hand, to me, the second best way to own silver, or gold for that
• 33:14
  matter, is to own it in the ground.
• 33:16
  And own it in the ground in a safe jurisdiction somewhere like
• 33:19
  Canada, the United States. I mean, these companies are
• 33:23
  exploring for silver and finding silver oz for less than a dollar
• 33:28
  an ounce, $0.50 an ounce, $0.30 an ounce, $0.60 an ounce.
• 33:32
  At some point that's going to become very, very valuable.
• 33:36
  That's my premise. I could be wrong.
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  Trust me, you'll be glad you did.
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  He's a super, super nice guy. Now back to gold.
• 34:32
  Here's some interesting information.
• 34:36
  Have you heard this story before?
• 34:38
  Oh, wait a minute. We got 200 thumbs up.
• 34:40
  You guys have been super generous with me today.
• 34:42
  Unbelievably generous with me today.
• 34:46
  Now here he is. I don't know what I got to push.
• 34:51
  What do I push? This is from Susie, huh?
• 34:56
  I squeeze his belly, she says. All right, I'm going to squeeze
• 34:59
  his belly. Hello boy.
• 35:11
  Hopefully I'm not losing subscribers over that.
• 35:13
  You can thank Susie for this guy.
• 35:15
  Happy Halloween. Susie's the best.
• 35:20
  She decorates the house unbelievably for all the
• 35:22
  holidays, including Halloween. For those of you that were with
• 35:25
  us on Sunday night, I did a live stream from the dining room.
• 35:29
  We have a Christmas tree that stays up year round that gets
• 35:32
  decorated for every holiday. I love Susie.
• 35:34
  If you love Susie, type 8 in the in the comments.
• 35:40
  OK? Because she's the best.
• 35:41
  Hello. Hello.
• 35:42
  Sassy Silver, My friend Tony Erickson.
• 35:45
  Man, this is unbelievable. 400 people on a Halloween 220 thumbs
• 35:51
  up. You guys are awesome.
• 35:53
  Let's we've Are you tired of hearing it?
• 35:56
  You're going to hear it from me one more time because it's good
• 35:59
  news for precious metals investors, the world central
• 36:03
  banks. Let me ask you a question.
• 36:06
  If you were like having a neighborhood party and you were
• 36:08
  talking to one of your neighbors and you've heard, overheard
• 36:11
  somebody talking about not the richest guy in your
• 36:15
  neighborhood, but the second richest guy and some investment,
• 36:18
  what he's been doing with his money and you know he's the
• 36:23
  second richest guy in your neighborhood.
• 36:24
  You know, Warren Buffett's not at the party, but you're hearing
• 36:28
  about, let's say, what Elon Musk or or who's the guy that started
• 36:32
  Amazon? Jeffrey Bates.
• 36:34
  I don't know. How can I not remember?
• 36:36
  Anyway, Getting old? I can't remember.
• 36:38
  We'll say Elon Musk. You hear what Elon Musk is
• 36:41
  doing, you'd pay attention. So if the world central banks,
• 36:46
  the most sophisticated financial institutions in the world, are
• 36:50
  doing something making an investment, wouldn't it make
• 36:54
  sense for us to pay attention? And we got breaking data here.
• 36:59
  OK, this is from our friends at the Financial Times, of all
• 37:03
  places. OK China leads record central
• 37:08
  bank gold buying in the first nine months of the year.
• 37:12
  So now we've got the first nine months cumulative data, OK, says
• 37:17
  here China has spearheaded record record levels of central
• 37:20
  bank purchases of gold globally in the first nine months of the
• 37:24
  year as countries seek to hedge against inflation and reduce
• 37:30
  their reliance on the United States dollar.
• 37:34
  Why would they want to get rid of the US dollar?
• 37:36
  Maybe they just heard that Janet Yellen's going to borrow another
• 37:39
  $1.5 trillion in the next six months.
• 37:43
  Don't forget, 1.5 trillion is 1.5 million one million times.
• 37:49
  I won't say that again, I promise.
• 37:51
  Central banks have bought 800 tons in the first nine months of
• 37:54
  the year, up 14% year on year, according to the report from the
• 38:00
  World Gold Council. This voracious rate of buying
• 38:04
  has helped bullion prices defy surging bond yields and a strong
• 38:09
  dollar to trade just shy of 2000 an ounce.
• 38:11
  And when I came on it was over $2000 per oz.
• 38:16
  So here's the good news. Here's the good news.
• 38:22
  The gold price has done very well.
• 38:24
  We are guys. The all time high is 2070
• 38:28
  dollars. We're at $2000.
• 38:31
  We are we are within a stone's throw of new all time high in
• 38:36
  the gold prices. Take a deep breath and let that
• 38:39
  sink in. But at the same time this has
• 38:43
  happened in the face of very difficult circumstances for gold
• 38:48
  right? The dollar going up, interest
• 38:51
  rates going up, investors pulling money out of the out of
• 38:55
  the big ETFs in the Western countries.
• 38:57
  As soon as a couple of those factors turn around, we're going
• 39:00
  to see the gold price in the silver price absolutely perform
• 39:05
  like we could only dream of. I'm saying 2600, some of you are
• 39:10
  saying 3000, I don't know, right.
• 39:12
  But but let me ask you a question right now and you can
• 39:16
  say Y or N Do you think that see if we look out 12 months from
• 39:21
  now Halloween 2024, do you think that we will still have record
• 39:29
  high central bank gold price, I'm sorry, gold buying?
• 39:33
  I'm gonna type my answer in the chat and I will encourage you to
• 39:39
  do the same. So if you think about that, if
• 39:42
  you think that if you happen to think we will have continued
• 39:47
  record central bank gold buying over the next year.
• 39:49
  Do you think World Peace is going to break out, Everybody's
• 39:52
  going to start getting together, OK.
• 39:56
  But if you don't and if you do think that we're going to have
• 40:00
  continue to have that record gold buying, think about if
• 40:04
  maybe, just maybe a few more people doesn't even increase
• 40:09
  people stopped selling. Their gold in the West because
• 40:13
  that's what's been going on. The people in the West are have
• 40:17
  been net sellers of gold in particular.
• 40:21
  If that stops, OK, think about what that would do to the
• 40:25
  market, All right. Think about if the dollar starts
• 40:29
  to drop, what that would do to the market.
• 40:32
  You guys want to see our new Kitty cat?
• 40:36
  Hey, Susie, are you on here? Oh, can you bring Benny down
• 40:41
  here? We have a new cat that's both
• 40:43
  gold and silver. We're going to bring, it's a
• 40:45
  kitten. We're going to bring them on
• 40:47
  here in a second. Think about that.
• 40:50
  Think about think about the fact that if we continue with the
• 40:54
  high central bank gold mine and this is a ball, has everything
• 40:58
  to do with silver as well. But we also get just the outflow
• 41:04
  of money in the West stops. God forbid that we get an inflow
• 41:09
  of money, because that could happen as well.
• 41:11
  People could wake up, interest rates could start to go down the
• 41:16
  dollar. OK, I'll be right back.
• 41:17
  I'm going to come get Benny. Susie's got him at the top.
• 41:20
  I'll be right back with a kitten who doesn't want to see a
• 41:22
  kitten. All right.
• 41:37
  Come on. Hey, hey, hey.
• 41:42
  Never been down. Here before, so you know I love
• 41:52
  silver and gold and Susie's gotten me to love kittens.
• 41:57
  So we, our neighbor had some kittens and I said no way I'm
• 42:03
  going to have three cats. And she said, but this one he's
• 42:07
  he's I said there's I said we already have a silver cat.
• 42:10
  I said we'd have to have a gold cat.
• 42:11
  She said this guy is silver and gold colored.
• 42:14
  So this is Benny and he's a good boy.
• 42:16
  I don't want to scare him. He's a really good boy.
• 42:19
  Let me bring him up to see if he'll look at the camera for
• 42:22
  you. Hey Benny, you say hi to
• 42:24
  everybody. Oh yeah, that's Benny.
• 42:29
  And he's really a good cat. He's great.
• 42:31
  The other cats like him. I'm going to put him up here.
• 42:34
  Maybe he'll hang out for a little bit.
• 42:37
  He's a good boy anyway. I appreciate everybody being
• 42:41
  here putting up with me and my shenanigans.
• 42:43
  And Benny, The future is bright for the precious metals, there's
• 42:50
  absolutely no doubt about it. But longer we can stay above
• 42:55
  $2000.00 with gold, the more likely it is that we're building
• 42:59
  this floor. I'm going to show you the cup
• 43:01
  and handle because it makes us excited and it's reality.
• 43:04
  This is look. All joking aside, the cup and
• 43:07
  handle pattern is one of the most reliable, most predictable,
• 43:13
  and one of the most strong technical indicators out there.
• 43:17
  And we've got a cup and handle in both silver and gold.
• 43:21
  Pull up a long term chart and you can see it plain as day.
• 43:25
  I think the one I have here, right there it is guys.
• 43:33
  Pull up gold, look at it the same way, OK.
• 43:37
  If this was gold, we'd say 2000, right?
• 43:42
  And right now we're right back there again and I heard, I heard
• 43:46
  some of the top hedge fund, one of the top hedge fund managers
• 43:49
  said this about a month ago in regards to the the gold price.
• 43:54
  And you know again I have to always say this when I'm talking
• 43:57
  about gold, I'm talking about silver.
• 43:58
  But a key thing to remember with gold is it has tried to
• 44:02
  breakthrough this top that it's hitting yet again very close to
• 44:08
  three times. He said it's very unusual that
• 44:11
  that a price gets rejected three times, extremely unusual.
• 44:15
  It's even more unusual that it gets rejected four times and
• 44:20
  when where gold goes, silver price will follow.
• 44:24
  It's going to be very very exciting.
• 44:26
  And I I got to tell you one more time we got to remember when
• 44:30
  gold gets the new all time highs in U.S. dollars, it's already
• 44:33
  gotten to US. The all time highs in Japanese
• 44:36
  yen, Chinese Yuan, Australian dollars in the UK and Canada.
• 44:41
  Everywhere else in the world has already gotten all time highs.
• 44:44
  When it gets to highs in U.S. dollars, OK, everybody is going
• 44:49
  to be in the profit zone. There aren't going to be a ton
• 44:52
  of sellers. There's not many people.
• 44:54
  There were a lot of people. Think about this.
• 44:56
  There were a lot of people, let's say, over the last six
• 44:59
  months, maybe five years. That said, you know what?
• 45:02
  I've been holding on to gold. If it ever gets to $2000 again,
• 45:05
  I'm going to sell, I'm selling, I'm selling.
• 45:08
  Those people are all selling right now.
• 45:10
  When we get to $2200 gold, I'm telling you, you think about
• 45:14
  there aren't a lot of people out there that are saying I'm going
• 45:17
  to sell my gold if it gets to 2300 dollars.
• 45:20
  I'm going to sell my gold If it gets to 22, no, there aren't
• 45:24
  going to be. Everybody at that point is like,
• 45:27
  man, I'm, I'm glad I bought gold.
• 45:29
  I'm smart, I'm a I'm, I'm in the profit.
• 45:32
  So the upward resistance, the upward pressure, selling
• 45:37
  pressure is not going to be there and we can move quickly.
• 45:41
  I know I say it every day, but it's worth repeating because it
• 45:45
  could be a very exciting time for us investors.
• 45:48
  Hey, I hope you have a great Halloween.
• 45:51
  I'm looking forward to going out with the girls tonight to do
• 45:54
  some trick or treating. You never know, I might jump on
• 45:57
  later. We'll see.
• 45:59
  Maybe just to wish everybody Happy Halloween.
• 46:01
  But I do hope you have a great holiday.
• 46:03
  Get maybe spend some time with some kids or get to see some
• 46:06
  kids. Kids love Halloween, you know,
• 46:09
  be good to yourself. Thank you for being here.
• 46:12
  Happy Halloween to everybody. Thank you to all the moderators.
• 46:15
  Thank you for all the Super chats.
• 46:18
  Super generous. OK again never expected but
• 46:22
  always really appreciated. We're in some interesting times
• 46:27
  guys. I know it's Halloween and it's
• 46:28
  scary, but it is scary when we look at the national debt.
• 46:32
  When we look at Janet Yellen talking about 1.5 or one, yeah,
• 46:37
  $1.5 trillion needs to be borrowed in the next six months.
• 46:41
  And I don't think that even includes all the other debt that
• 46:45
  needs to be refinanced in a bond market that's running out of
• 46:49
  steam. You know, that's a very
• 46:52
  interesting scenario. All right.
• 46:54
  We protect ourselves with silver and gold, and I think silver
• 46:57
  protects us from vampires as well.
• 46:59
  May you be safe. Thank you for being here.
• 47:01
  And I'll see you guys soon.