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US DEBT CLOCK WARNING! Why Rates Don’t Matter & Gold Still WINS (Silver Price too) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  They're trying to tell us that the gold price went down
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  yesterday because of the Fed. Are they kidding us?
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  Guys, we are still living through an unprecedented good
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  time in the precious metals markets.
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  The gold price, the silver price, including the precious
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  metals miners. Let's remember something very
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  critical. Despite what happened yesterday,
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  we still have a gold price over 4000, almost 4100 dollars per
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  oz, Silver healthy above $50 per oz.
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  One week ago right now we had silver at what, $48?
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  But they're trying to scare us in the media.
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  Take a look at this and I'm going to show you when we look
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  at the US debt clock and I'm going to tell you a couple
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  things are going to make it crystal clear that we got
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  nothing to worry about. As a matter of fact, we have
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  many, many reasons as precious metals investors to be super
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  optimistic about the future. 1st, the biggest thing I'm
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  optimistic about, yeah, I'm talking about you right now is
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  the fact that you decided to join me down here in the
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  We want to learn from you. We want you to be part of this
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  community. Let's go take a look at what
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  they're telling us. We'll go out to CNBC.
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  This is almost laughable and I'm going to show you why I hear in
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  just a few seconds. CNBC runs a headline that says
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  gold slips over 3% as a hawkish Fed comments spark a market sell
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  off. Oh my gosh, a crash.
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  A crash, right? No, guys remember we still have
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  gold near $4100 per oz. Heck, just a couple years ago,
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  it felt like it was a fraction of that.
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  If two years ago we had talked about $4000 gold in the coming
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  two years, people said we were crazy and we did talk about it.
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  But this is a bunch of bunk. It doesn't matter what I'm not
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  even basically, I'm not even going to read any more of that
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  article to you. I'll tell you what it says.
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  It says, Oh, the Fed, there were some Fed governors who came out
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  and and weren't as accommodative with their future outlook for
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  interest rates. So that made the dollar go up
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  and that made the price of gold and silver go down, blah, blah,
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  blah. Doesn't really don't matter.
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  I'm going to show you why. We're going to look at the US
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  debt clock and then I'm going to point out two things that make
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  it crystal clear that we're in for a wild, wild good ride in
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  the future. Let's go out to the debt clock
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  and just do a quick review of what is happening right now in
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  our world, right? If you're AUS citizen and it
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  doesn't matter because you know what, guys?
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  Hey, this effects everybody in the world right now and that's
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  the reason why right there. 38 trillion in debt.
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  OK, then we go down here, OK, to the bottom middle.
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  You can see my green circle. Hopefully interest on the debt
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  around a trillion dollars. That massive debt load creates
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  that much interest expense. That interest expense feeds
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  directly into this, the US federal budget deficit.
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  Oh, right. That's the amount of money that
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  our government is spending, more than they're bringing in.
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  So if you draw an arrow over here like this, right, the debt
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  creates the interest expense. The interest expense feeds into
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  the federal budget deficit. OK.
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  You don't have to be a rocket scientist to understand this.
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  The federal budget deficit of almost now $2 trillion per year.
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  Oh, that makes the national debt get bigger.
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  And what is that? What happens then?
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  Well, then, right as you can see again, that makes the interest
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  go even higher. That creates a debt spiral.
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  Now, I promised you a couple of key insights on this and why we
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  don't have to worry about it #1 interest rates, blah, blah,
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  blah. Think about this, over the last
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  50 years since they took the United States off the gold
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  standard, we've had interest rates all over the place.
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  And guess what? The gold price, they've had
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  periods where the interest rates went up, periods where the
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  interest rates went down. But the net of it all is that
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  the gold and silver price have done very, very well and that
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  will continue to be the case. But wait, there's more.
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  There's a bonus feature on top of it those last 50 years,
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  right, with all those different interest rates, but a big
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  continued devaluation of the US dollar because of what's
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  happening on the on the debt clock that happened over the
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  last 50 years, right? But think about this, think
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  about the next 50 years, because those last 50 years, the United
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  States, we kind of blew our rainy day fund in a good in a
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  period of good weather. When I'm when I'm.
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  The big point I want to get through to you here is that over
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  the last 50 years, we were in some pretty favorable
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  circumstances in the world geopolitically.
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  You know, essentially the United States kind of ruled the world
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  financially. the United States ruled the world over those last
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  50 years where the dollar went down in value when gold and
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  silver went up. But think about the next 50
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  years, because wouldn't you agree that right now, right, the
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  world has changed significantly today as compared to 50 years
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  ago? China, Russia, India,
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  geopolitically, we didn't have the amount of debt 50 years ago
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  anywhere near what we have now. So when we look out at the next
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  50 years, I don't want to be the the town crier in the doom and
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  gloomer. But realistically, right, when
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  you compare the next 50 years to the last 50 years, doesn't it
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  seem like things aren't quite as favorable for the United States
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  and the US dollar? I don't like it.
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  I don't like the position we're in.
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  Again, it feels like we spent our rainy day fund over the last
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  50 years, right? Our leaders.
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  And again, I love my country. I love what our founding fathers
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  set out for us. But what cumulatively our
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  leaders did over the 50 years has not exactly set us up for
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  the next 50 years. And so when we sit around with
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  circle back and make this point, when we look at yesterday, when
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  we say, oh, the gold price went down 3% because some Fed
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  governor was given a speech at a fancy lunch in New York City or
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  wherever the heck he was, and he didn't make it seem like they
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  were going to cut rates in December.
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  So, oh, the sky. No, look at the big picture.
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  In the big picture, absolutely remains in place that the
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  precious metals are going to do well.
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  They've done well for a few thousand years, OK, Gold and
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  silver, I think they'll continue to do well as well.
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  All right. And this is interesting here,
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  let's we're going to do a couple.
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  I love this guy, Jesse Columbo, one of the smartest analyst out
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  there. He said this is great.
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  He's got something great to say about what happened with the
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  Jesse Colombo had to say. And there's a powerful message
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  in this tweet that he put out yesterday.
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  Then we're going to look at some data about what what we can
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  expect. And it's good.
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  It's fun during this, what I think is going to be decades
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  long, a bull market for gold and silver.
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  But Jesse said this, don't worry.
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  Don't worry about a thing, right like that song.
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  Every little thing is going to be all right, OK?
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  Don't worry about volatility in precious metals today.
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  That was yesterday. They're doing exactly what I
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  expect, which is to bounce around in a sidewise sideways
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  consolidation for a few more weeks and then break out to
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  fresh all time highs. This is designed to scare the
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  dumb money, and I want to talk about that.
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  So #1 remember, when we look at this chart and these are kind of
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  his predictions as we go out into the future, nothing will go
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  up in an absolute straight line. I know we wanted to.
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  That will be wonderful. But that's Fantasy Island and
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  the only Fantasy Island Silver or gold price that there is
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  right is at the Comex, because that's all.
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  And I got something I'm going to show you in another minute
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  that's equally as crazy. But things are going to bounce
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  around up and down. But the big key thing that he
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  said there is that it's scaring out the dumb money.
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  And I hate to say dumb money, but basically when, when a price
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  consolidated like we're going to hopefully have I thought, I
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  thought silver would consolidate around 4544 per oz, but it looks
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  like possibly, and this is great news that the silver price could
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  consolidate for several weeks, let's say in that 45 to 50
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  range. Those, that's when the weak
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  links, that's when the people who don't really understand or
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  really believe what's happening in the precious metals, they get
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  out, they get scared, they get dumb.
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  They're like, oh, it's going to create, it's going to go back to
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  $20.00 an ounce silver. Whatever they leave, guess who
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  they're replaced by? They're replaced by people like
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  you and me that really know what's going on in the precious
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  metals with what's going on with the US debt clock that we looked
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  at earlier. So it builds an even stronger
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  base, right? It gets rid of the weaklings.
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  It gets rid of the the sheeple who watch too much cable news.
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  Nothing against cable news if you watch it, but it gets
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  replaced by people who are committed, who are convicted in
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  a good way to the future of the gold price and the silver price.
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  So it's I love that tweet. I thought it was great.
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  Now let's go out and look at something else.
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  Jesse has a it's like the most popular sub stack going.
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  It's called the Bubble Bubble Report, and I believe it to be
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  and I believe him to be absolutely one of the top
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  analysts out there, but he put out an article a few days ago
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  Why silver's bull market is still young.
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  All right, and let's just skip down here.
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  I got a couple things highlighted for the purposes of
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  this exercise. Why is the silver bull market
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  still young? The dates I'm using for two
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  prior secular silver bull markets are from 1971 to 1980,
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  the 70s bull market, and from 2001 to 2011, the 2000s bull
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  market. Here we go.
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  This is where it gets interesting.
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  Let's begin with the most rudimentary reference point, the
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  spot price of silver. So we're going to look at the
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  spot price of silver in U.S. dollars.
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  During the secular bull market of the 1970s, silver rose by
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  3600% / 98 months, number one. That means 36 times, not 36
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  percent, 36 times silver went up in value.
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  It's like it going from a dollar to 36 dollars, OK.
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  But the other key thing there guys is it went on for 98 months
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  in the 2000s secular bull market, it gained 1100%.
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  So that's what that's 10X over 113 months.
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  These are long term markets. That's I believe that.
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  The good news here is I believe that's what we're in now.
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  By comparison, the current secular silver bull market is up
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  to 100%. Say that's 2X over just 37
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  months. And look at this chart.
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  Thank you, Jesse. I love this chart.
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  Right here's the bottom. This is the beginning.
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  Hold on here. OK, there we go.
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  There's the beginning of the 1971 bull market, There's the
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  top there, OK, here's the bottom in 2001.
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  And again, these went on for almost 10 years.
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  Here we are now, right. And as you can see, it's been a
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  shorter period of time because time is on the horizontal axis
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  and only at this point up to 100%.
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  So that shows us that we could be in for some very hold on
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  here. All right, Yep, very good move
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  there. But now more importantly, let's
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  examine the real price of silver, which is silver adjusted
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  for inflation using the the CPI. And that's the quote UN quote
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  official data. And man, I hope I got I do thank
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  God. I thought maybe I wasn't sharing
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  the right screen with you guys. And again, thank you for being
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  channel. It would be much appreciated.
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  During the secular bull market of the 70's, the real price
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  again inflation adjusted price of silver rose by 1800% / 98
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  months. In the 2000s bull market, it
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  gained almost 900% or NYNEX over again, 113 months.
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  In contrast, the current secular silver bull market is up only
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  177%. And there's the chart right
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  there. I won't highlight this one for
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  you, but guys, what this is telling us the big take away
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  here again, when we're looking at big picture, like we started
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  out this this video talking about the big picture of what's
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  going on over the last 50 years, what's going on in the the US
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  debt clock. When we look at the big picture
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  of previous moves in gold and silver during 10 year, there
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  were 210 year bull markets. A lot of people, including me
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  think we are in like the second inning of a nine inning baseball
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  game. Maybe the third inning doesn't
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  matter. Most of the most of the run is
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  still ahead of us. It's going to be crazy, crazy
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  exciting. And let's take a look at one
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  more thing. I mean, come on paper silver,
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  Fantasy island silver, right? That's what we call it.
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  Remember Fantasy island Deplane? Deplane.
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  That's the comex in the LBMA. This I thought was shocking to
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  see last night, so I wanted to share it with you guys.
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  This came from Mr. Uppy. Hello, Mr. Uppy.
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  We appreciate you sharing this with us.
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  The paper silver is at a ratio of 358 to 1.
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  Read that again. 358 claims for every one real oz.
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  This is what happens when the Fiat system prints promises
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  faster than it mines metal. Silver squeezes are not a meme,
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  they are math. I love that right math.
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  Well look at this. Let's pull this up.
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  OK? The blue section of that chart
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  is the paper silver. That little sliver.
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  Can you see it? I don't know if you can see this
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  on your screen or not. Hold on.
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  Let me let me pull this up. This little sliver.
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  Let me get out my crayons for you.
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  And here we go. This right here.
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  Can you see this right there? That's the real silver, like the
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  from the mind to the mint to you.
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  That's the real silver. This blue part, that's Fantasy
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  Island deplane deplane silver. OK, And what he said, and this
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  is so critical, right? It's math, right?
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  We're talking about silver squeezes.
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  They aren't missed. They aren't memes.
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  It's math and mathematics shows no forgiveness on the altar of
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  truth. Mother Nature always wins. 2 + 2
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  always equals 4, right? This paper charade at the Comex
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  in the LBMA can only go on for so long, right?
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  Everything comes to everything made-up everything.
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  Think about that. Anything man made right?
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  And especially when it comes to when it comes to like something
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  that's governed by math, like the silver market is gold and
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  silver are God's money. People call it earths money,
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  whatever. I'm not, there's not a religious
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  show, not a political show, but you get my point.
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  They're governed by the laws of mathematics.
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  I was having this conversation. You may have get in this
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  situation, you probably do as well where you're trying to
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  explain gold and silver. I was talking to an 80 year old
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  person the other day and I'm like, you got to understand gold
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  and silver our money paper Fiat, right?
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  I got a, you know what I'm saying, right?
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  Dollar bills, right? That's made-up, that's make
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  believe. All these paper claims on silver
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  made-up make believe. Gold and silver are money.
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  I mean, JP Morgan himself said it golden gold is, is the only
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  form of money. Everything else is credit.
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  And that's what we're looking at on that U.S. debt clock, a bunch
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  of credit, all the new dollars that are created, our debt,
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  their inflation and we're in the situation as I showed you, we're
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  truly we're in a debt spiral. I don't know, moves like Friday
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  when CNBC puts out an article saying, oh, the gold price is
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  crashing because some Fed governors has said may not cut
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  rates as much. Who cares?
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  Look at the last 50 years. Come on, right?
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  You know how many Fed interest rate moves there were over the
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  last 50 years? And what happened to the price
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  of gold and silver, right? They went up and up and up,
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  right? What is it since 1971?
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  the US dollars lost? I don't know, 9897 even heard
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  99% of its value versus gold. So look at the next 50 years.
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  Look at the next 10 years. Look at the next year for crying
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  out loud. I think we're in for a wild,
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  wild time. Hey, again, please subscribe to
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