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Silver & Gold Price Already Know... What Jerome Powell SAID 🔔 · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  Are we in a state of emergency? Silver and gold investors?
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  Do we need to be on high alert? What did we hear from Jerome
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  Powell himself on Sunday in a 60 Minutes interview that should
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  have all of us shaking in our boots?
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  What about a big scary warning from the Chinese government
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  about what is going on in the Middle East?
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  We're going to cover all of that in this video because it all
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  affects the price of silver and gold.
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  So thank you for joining us today.
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  Please give this a thumbs up. Don't forget to subscribe to the
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  channel. And thank you in advance for any
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  super chance or super. Thanks.
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  Much much appreciated. So we've been talking about the
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  Fed a lot lately because the Fed is like taking over in terms of
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  public relations and managing expectations and really having a
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  big impact on the silver price and gold price.
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  And while we're at it, let's take a quick look, here it is
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  Tuesday morning. Let's just look at the gold
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  price. When I was talking with Chris
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  Marcus this morning, he commented and I feel the same
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  way. Gold is hanging strong and gold
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  is the Big Brother of the precious metals right now
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  trading it on the spot market $2035 per oz.
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  So we keep thinking like, oh, it's so tough in the precious
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  metals world. And it is a lot tougher with
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  physical silver, which is right now 2238, up $0.08 per oz and in
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  particular with the precious metal mining stocks, but really
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  the big granddaddy of them all right, the gold price.
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  That will dictate where the precious metal stocks go.
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  The gold price will will. We may not like it, but it will
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  impact where the silver price goes.
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  The gold price is doing pretty darn well.
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  We can't forget about that. But who has more sway over the
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  price, at least for now, than anyone?
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  Yes, the Federal Reserve and what we heard from Jerome Powell
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  on Sunday is downright scary. Let me read a few of these
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  highlights to you. This is from Fortune magazine.
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  It says after Jamie Dimon warns of a market rebellion against
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  the 34 trillion national debt feds.
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  Jerome Powell says it's quote past time for an adult
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  conversation about unsustainable fiscal policy.
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  Guys, we are headed toward, we are barreling toward a very,
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  very unfavorable financial, monetary, economic situation in
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  this country. And now even Jerome Powell is
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  issuing stark warning, very open right, which is very unusual.
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  Let's listen to what else he said, he said.
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  Well, it says here a few expected Federal Reserve
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  Chairman Jerome Powell to address the issue of the debt,
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  at least until this weekend. Something changed.
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  When Powell spoke out about the debt on CB S S 60 Minutes on
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  Sunday, he said, quote, in the long run, the United States is
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  on an unsustainable fiscal path. Yes, that means the fact that
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  our government has spent $2 trillion more than it brought in
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  over the last 12 months, that's not sustainable.
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  That's not a good thing. And again, I won't, I won't
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  bring up Chris Marcus again. But we talked about this this
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  morning. Our government spent $2 trillion
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  more than it brought in and all we could squeeze out was a
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  measly 2 or 3% GDP growth. What do you think about that?
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  But there's more. OK.
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  Paul says this now. This means it's now, quote, past
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  time to get back to an adult conversation, like you and I are
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  having right now among elected officials about getting the
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  federal government back on a sustainable fiscal path.
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  Powell argued that on Sunday, OK, borrowing from future
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  generations, it's rare to see a Fed official discuss politics.
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  Powell said it himself. He said we mostly tried very
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  hard not to comment on fiscal policy and instruct Congress on
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  how to do their job when actually Congress supposedly has
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  oversight over the Fed. But almost immediately after he
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  said that, he criticized lawmakers for, quote,
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  effectively borrowing from future generations.
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  Paul said that borrowing from future generations with their,
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  quote, unsustainable policies. He says, quote, it's time for us
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  to get back to putting a priority on fiscal
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  sustainability. This is the head of the Federal
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  Reserve. Guys, take a step back and think
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  about this. He's basically saying that
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  fiscally, the United States is up a Creek without a paddle.
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  We're going to say that in a politically acceptable, family
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  friendly way that we are in big, big, big trouble, OK?
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  Fed Chair Powell joins a number of fiscal of a number of critics
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  of fiscal policy in the surging national debt, including our old
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  friend from JP Morgan Chase, Jamie Dimon.
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  OK, he warned last month that the US economy is headed for a
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  Cliff if something isn't done to address the federal government's
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  excessive debt burden. He said, quote, we see the
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  Cliff. It's about 10 years out and
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  we're going 60 miles an hour, headed straight at it.
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  That's Jamie Dimon, OK? The head of the biggest
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  financial institution in this country, probably the most
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  powerful. That's Jerome Powell, the head
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  of the most powerful financial institution.
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  We're not fans. They're both saying that we're
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  headed toward absolute financial doom, OK?
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  That's what they're saying. Jamie Dimon saying 10 years,
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  right? Jerome Powell didn't put a time
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  frame on it. He just said it's becoming
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  basically an emergency situation.
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  Other Wall Street heavyweights have been criticizing the rising
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  federal deficits for years. Mark Spitzgenagle, founder and
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  chief investment officer of a a private hedge fund, Universa
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  Investments, told Fortune last year.
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  That we are living through, quote, the greatest credit
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  bubble in human history, guys. We are living in a fantasy
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  world. We are living in a Unicorn fart
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  dust lollipops and unicorns. Everything's wonderful, right?
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  Everything's fake, right? The money is fake.
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  Why do you think? Why?
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  Let me ask you a question. Why do you think that the
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  Federal Reserve has had to become nothing more than a like,
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  very sophisticated public relations firm?
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  I'll tell you why. OK?
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  It's real simple and it's not pleasant.
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  Because what they're supporting is fake.
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  And when things are fake, when things are are not real, they
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  need to be. The message needs to be be
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  conveyed to the public over and over and over and over again.
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  If their money was still backed by silver and gold, if we
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  wouldn't even know who the Fed governors are, we probably
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  wouldn't even know who the Fed president is.
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  Like, yeah, there's this thing called the Fed, you know,
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  whatever, right? They couldn't print money.
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  They couldn't do all this monetary magic mirage that
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  they've been doing. the Fed Fun House, whatever you want to call
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  it. It's an absolute joke here.
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  Look at this. You know what the biggest news
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  of the day is, huh? You want to know what the
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  biggest news of today that affects the markets right here?
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  Tuesday, February 6th, Okay at noon, Cleveland Fed President
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  Loretta Mester speaks. At 1:00 PM, Minneapolis Fed
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  President Neil Kakari speaks. At 2:00 PM, Boston Fed President
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  Susan Collins speaks. And at 7:00 PM tonight, because
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  they got to spread these things out, Philadelphia Fed President
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  Patrick Harker speaks. That's the biggest, right, Those
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  four. That's the biggest economic.
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  I mean, are you kidding me? This week we have 12 Fed
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  speakers. That's the pink highlights that
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  you see there. What is that telling us?
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  That it's become nothing more than a public relations clown
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  show to try to convince the everybody that what they're
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  dealing with is real money when we know it's not real money.
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  If it was real money, they wouldn't be.
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  They wouldn't need to be out there doing this massive public
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  relations work to try to support the money.
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  OK, OK, this guy, what was his name?
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  Mark Spicenagel, who said we're in the greatest credit bubble in
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  human history. He also said quote and that's
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  not my opinion, that's just the numbers.
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  Now don't we talk about that on a regular basis basis.
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  Basement dwellers, right. You know mathematics.
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  What he basically said there is mathematics show no forgiveness
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  on the altar of truth that not even God can change the fact
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  that 2 + 2 = 4. Thank you Mr. Spitznagel for
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  telling us to the truth. He said, quote, there is no
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  question about the fact that we are living in an age of
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  leverage, an age of credit, and it will have consequences.
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  Ray Dalio, we talk about him a lot, right?
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  Everybody knows, you know, Warren Buffett, right?
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  Charlie Munger, who I think just passed away.
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  I kind of like Charlie Munger, Bill Gates, Elon Musk.
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  Ray Dalio was like ran the most successful, biggest hedge fund
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  started at Black. Now Bridgewater Associates, he's
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  been very vocal about this issue.
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  Listen to what he had to say, he said in December.
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  He argued that the US government is reaching an inflection point.
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  That means a pivot point. That means a point.
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  Where would you go past the point of no return with its debt
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  problem? Eventually the government will
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  have to borrow just to make its annual debt service payments,
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  and that's a recipe recipe for a debt crisis.
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  That's according to Dalio. Now there is good news because
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  supposedly our old friend Janet Yellen.
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  Janet Yellen is still walking around telling everybody
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  everything will be OK because she looks at some interest
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  component and how it relates to whatever.
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  No, it's not OK. It is not a tenable situation
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  and it's not a situation. Thank you, Metal sear.
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  Wow. When we had one trillion in
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  debt, that dollar was worth a nickel in 1900 dollars.
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  What's it worth now, now that we have 34 trillion in debt?
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  Do the math. Yeah, right.
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  Exactly. The more debt, the debt is just
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  dilutive to the US dollar makes the dollar worth less.
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  Not worthless. Worthless on its road to being
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  worthless. Don't forget that since 1971,
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  right, the value of the dollar compared to gold has lost 98% of
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  its purchasing power. What does that tell us?
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  We got a lot more to cover here. I got a message from one of the
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  viewers, Mr. Timothy Zoob himself, and then we'll stop
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  talking about the Fed. We're going to talk about what I
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  heard Keith Newmeyer say last night about Silver that I
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  thought was very, very interesting.
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  But let's go to quickly what Mr. Zoob had to say about the debt.
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  This is from the Powell interview.
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  And according to Mr. Zoob, he thinks this part was actually
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  not published during the interview, which is very
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  interesting. OK, he says.
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  I think it was very clear that Powell is well aware of that
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  little box you have him in. Yeah, Here, let's all say hi to
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  Jerome Powell. Hello, Jerome.
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  We understand you're worried about the national debt.
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  Well, we are too, my friend anyway, And he's trying to do
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  the right thing here, but knows it will slip away at some point.
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  So the the interviewer asked Paul, this.
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  I have the sense that this worries you very much, Jerome.
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  And Jerome said yes, over the long run, of course it does.
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  You know, we're effectively, we're borrowing from future
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  generations and every generation really should pay for the things
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  that it that it needs. It can cause the federal
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  government to buy things that it needs for it, but it really
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  should pay for those things and not hand the bills to our
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  children and grandchildren. Yes, Jerome, I think this is
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  again not controversial, but it's difficult from a political
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  standpoint. It's not our business really,
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  but I do think it's pretty widely understood that it's time
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  for us to get back putting a priority on fiscal
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  sustainability and Sooners better than later.
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  The the the interviewer asked Powell what is this urgent.
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  And Powell said you could say that it was urgent.
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  Yes. OK.
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  I don't know guys. Right.
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  We got the Fed, right? Worried. the Fed who kind of
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  created this problem now saying, hey, we got a big, big, big
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  problem. What does that mean for your
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  silver? What does that mean for your
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  gold? I'll tell you what, no matter
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  what they say, I know over the last three years, silver hasn't
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  gone up in value. I know gold has done a little
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  bit better. I know precious metal mining
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  stocks have gotten killed. At the end of the day, when all
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  the hens come home to roost, what it means is much higher
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  prices and real value for your precious metals.
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  All right, let's move on. China issues a big warning in
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  response to US strikes in Iraq and Syria.
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  China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Win Ben said
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  that China opposes any actions that violate the UN Charter in a
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  fringe upon the territorial sovereignty and security of
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  other countries. The current situation in the
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  Middle East is highly complex and sensitive, says China.
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  China urges all parties involved to abide by international law.
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  So it sounds like China is accusing the United States and
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  our allies of breaking international law, maintain calm
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  and restraint, and avoid further escalation or even loss of
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  control of the regional tension That was the official statement
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  we got from China regarding what's going on in the Red Sea.
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  Thus, as we get news that Houthi rebels fired missiles at two
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  ships in the Red Sea and the crisis continues to rage on,
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  what does that mean for silver and gold?
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  We don't like war, we don't like violence, We don't want gold and
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  silver to go up on the back of violence and and all of the bad
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  things that come out of war. But we are realist and we have
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  to recognize what's going on. And one thing we know for sure,
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  that geopolitical tension war is an extremely supportive factor
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  for the precious metals. We've got more countries de
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  dollarizing the BRICS. Brazil, Russia, India, China,
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  South Africa, Iran, Iran. What's the S darn it, How can I
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  forget that? Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Ethiopia
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  and the United Arab Emirates. Now we get news that even Iraq
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  has has has like outlawed the use of U.S. dollars at some of
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  their big banks. The world.
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  Excuse me, Thank you Metal sear again for that super chat.
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  Sorry guys, I'm still fighting off a horrible cold, so I have
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  to cough from time to time. But now even Iraq, who we like,
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  didn't we conquer that country two or three times?
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  None the less, they're like outlawing the use of U.S.
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  dollars at some of their big several of their big national
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  banks. The world is de dollarizing.
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  What does that mean for your silver and gold?
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  Well, as the world de dollarizes and all those dollars come back
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  to the United States of America, right, that's going to cause
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  more and more inflation. I am still predicting that we
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  will see a big wave of inflation later in this year and that when
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  we do, we will see people in the United States not not wake up.
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  That's a bad term. Become reinvigorated with their
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  zeal to collect precious metals. Because there's a lot of people
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  out there that just experienced inflation for the first time as
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  adults. That includes me.
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  I'm 53 years old. I remember inflation in the 70s
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  and 80s a little bit, but I didn't really care.
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  I was buying, you know, Slurpees and bubblegum.
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  It didn't really impact me. But now as adults, everybody, I,
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  everybody I talk to. Do you experience this?
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  People I work with, my neighbors.
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  Everybody's like, Oh my God, everything's more expensive.
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  I was talking to my good neighbor, Mr. D Mr. D Mr. D is
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  in the house and he was telling me on Saturday we were watching
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  a basketball game of our daughters.
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  And he was like, we went out to dinner last night and for the
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  family of four, and it was a nice place, but not like super
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  fancy. It's like it was 130 bucks.
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  I'm like, I know that's why I don't go out to eat, you know, I
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  mean, I consider if we go to McDonald's and we get the crispy
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  chicken sandwiches that that's a big night out.
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  I mean, it's crazy. Anyway, all these people like me
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  and maybe you. Right.
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  We've just experienced our first wave of inflation.
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  Now, if that second wave hits, a lot of those people are going to
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  be like, you know what? No, no, no, no, no.
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  I've been through this before. I need to do something and
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  they'll go to Costco and buy American Silver Eagles and gold
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  coins and all that. It'll be interesting.
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  It will be definitely supportive for the precious metal price is
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  Keith Newmayer, right? My friend.
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  I've really only interviewed him one time.
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  So he's not my friend. If you ask Keith Newmayer or you
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  Ron, he, I think he likes me and I like Keith.
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  We had a great conversation. I will look forward to future
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  conversations with Keith Newmayer.
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  But he's like, I call him the Crown Prince of Silver, OK?
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  He's a smart guy. He's a warrior for the silver
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  community. He's a believer in silver.
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  He's a believer in facts, you know, and I was listening to an
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  interview he did last night. Let me just run through this,
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  OK. He said that.
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  He said that he thinks there's about a billion ounces of silver
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  right now above ground, right, that we can measure at the
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  Comex, LBMA, different storehouses, all that good stuff
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  production has. Remember he's the CEO of of
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  First Majestic Silver production has flatlined.
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  Thank you, metal sear. Did you give us another?
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  Well, Alessair. OK, let me read that in a
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  second. Alessair McLeod.
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  I'll read it right now. Silver seems to me to be a
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  fairly rigged market. He was using one meaning of the
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  word fairly, but it. But it's unfairly.
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  Yeah, he meant fairly, like like reasonably or not reasonably.
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  But you know, not like you're saying.
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  Yeah, it's not fairly. It's it's unfairly manipulated.
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  But that could change in our favor if the path of least
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  resistance goes to the upside. Don't forget that metal sear.
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  Don't forget, too, that when the number of silver stackers goes
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  from one in 200 to 5 and 200, we're going to have five times
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  as many people buying silver, just like we had eleven months
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  ago during that little banking crisis.
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  And don't forget, even the existing silver investors who
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  haven't been buying a lot, when it does start to move, they'll
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  be buying more and more because silver investors, they don't
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  like to buy silver when it's on sale.
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  They like to buy it when the price and premiums are going up.
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  So it could be very, very interesting and we could be in a
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  situation where the price gets manipulated but manipulated to
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  the to the upside. Keith Neumeier pointed out that
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  billion ounces of silver, right, but that we're only producing
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  about 808 hundred and 50 million per year.
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  And that number's going down. Chris Marcus and I talked about
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  that this morning, right? Like there's like so little
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  money in the silver sector, no discoveries, no exploration, no
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  development going on, OK. Grades are dropping.
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  That's very important to consider.
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  The grades that the mines are digging up or dropping, costs
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  are up. All this easy.
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  Silver is gone. Especially, I think it's called
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  that oxide layer, that top layer all gone.
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  OK, it's very hard to find silver, OK.
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  Right now the silver to gold ratio sits at only, what, 90 to
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  one? Maybe we're rounding up a little
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  bit. It's at least 888790 to 1:00.
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  There's only, though, 7 ounces of silver dug up for each one.
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  Keith, right? We know that he thinks there
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  could be 1.21 point, 4 billion ounces of demand this year.
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  And when it comes to the electrification of the planet,
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  copper is the highway, but silver is the glue.
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  Silver is being used increasingly more and more in
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  everything electronic. Did you hear the big news?
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  There's silver in solar panels. There's silver in your cell
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  phone. You're looking at right now,
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  silver in your computer. You're looking at there's silver
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  in your TV. There's silver in your
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  refrigerator. There's silver in your car.
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  There might even be some silver on your body, right?
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  If you have a silver, I mean, silver.
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  Silver is everywhere and will continue to be everywhere.
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  Thank you to the moderators who showed up right at the last
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  minute here. This was a crazy morning.
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  I won't go on, but I do appreciate you guys joining at
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  the at the drop of a hat, so please type. 88 is great for
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  those that moderate. And we've got a great moderator
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  Well, I gotta ring the bell. Hold on.
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  Thank you to all you guys for being here.
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