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🎯 ALERT 🎯 Silver Price and Gold: FACTS Are SHOCKING ⚡ · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  Everybody, welcome to the live stream.
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  Welcome to the basement. Things are getting interesting.
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  Gold is setting new records. Silver is struggling a little
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  bit today. We'll touch on that.
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  But guys we got to look at the big deal going on right now and
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  that is that things are changing like we've never experienced
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  before. One big key take away we want to
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  remember about what is going on right now in the gold market is
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  that this record high level that we are approaching or that we
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  are in, we've set records on daily basis.
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  We've set records on weekly basis.
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  This is a huge, huge deal and don't you worry silver stackers,
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  silver will follow. Remember, silver always follows
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  gold. But think about this.
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  I had a couple things I want to cover regarding this recent big
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  move in the gold price. OK, everything out there seems
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  to be at all time highs right now.
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  If you notice that. Well I think the stock market's
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  doing a little cruddy today, but basically the S&P 500's at an
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  all time high. Bitcoin is at an all time high,
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  you know, Real estate prices are at an all time high, and now we
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  have gold at an all time high. But what's different about gold?
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  A couple things, #1 gold's all time high That it's at right now
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  is a very recent phenomena, #1 and #2.
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  If you adjust it for inflation, which we need to do really, the
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  all time high in gold is closer to like $3500 per oz.
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  So we've got a lot of room. That's the take away there.
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  We've got a lot of room to run for gold.
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  Now when we talk about silver, we get, I mean it's crazy.
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  You got to realize this about silver.
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  Silver is so undervalued right now.
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  Silver's all time high. And I'll credit coin shop,
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  Chris, the one and only for doing this research a month or
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  so back that like if you adjust the $50 all time high in silver,
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  which was what 1980, it's like $187.00 an ounce right now.
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  So guys, we've got a lot of room to run in silver, but we're
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  going to talk a little more about gold today, right, because
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  gold will lead the way and gold is leading the way.
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  Just before I came on, we had gold up $12.00 per oz.
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  I think I see the S&P 500 down about 1%.
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  Remember Remember right, the bubble in the stock market, the
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  bubble in the real estate market and the the the rest of the
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  bubble that's left in the bond market when that money starts to
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  leave, right? Remember extras pyramid.
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  Don't worry, I won't pull that up.
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  But all that money, all that fake synthetic right stock
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  market, all the debt, the corporate debt, really the bond
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  market. I mean, you do realize, right,
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  that the bond market is like multiple times bigger than the
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  stock market as money continues to leave that in just a little
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  bit of it, just 10% of it comes into gold and silver.
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  We can have major, major changes.
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  But I want you to think about this with gold.
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  OK. Thank you, Neil.
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  Wow, thank you for that super chat, my friend.
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  This recent price run, right? And platinum will follow.
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  Neil's a big platinum and I love platinum too.
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  OK. All these metals will follow
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  gold. But this most recent move that
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  we had in gold, it wasn't like it was because of a sudden
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  geopolitical event. Now we've talked about
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  geopolitics mean a lot for the precious metals prizes, but this
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  move was based on economic reality.
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  Fundamentals are what are is driving the gold price right
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  now. Technicals, right.
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  We pulled up the big cup and handle.
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  There's a cup and handle. Silver and gold.
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  Investors, there's a cup and handle.
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  Make sure I got the mic up and you guys can hear me.
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  There's a cup and handle here, right?
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  Remember, that's a cup. There's my daughter's when they
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  were little. Anyway, that goes like this.
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  There's a cup and handle in the gold market.
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  Like that's the technical side. This this most recent run is not
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  based, it's critical we understand that on just someone
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  off event some new war, right. Although you know when that
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  happens and we don't like war that does push up the price of
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  the metals. This has been based on reality
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  basic mathematics things like D dollarization.
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  I was just talking with Michael Mahari, right.
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  He's the editor at the the 10th Amendment center.
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  Super smart guy. You got to watch the interview I
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  did with him. I'll put it out here in a couple
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  days. And he was talking about just
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  the unbelievable forces right now that are holding up the gold
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  price. I won't spoil it.
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  I'll let you watch it. But guys, this is not a
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  temporary phenomena. I believe in my heart that we
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  are in a new paradigm, a new weather pattern for the gold
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  metal for your money. Let's move on.
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  We are no longer fringe. You're no longer a fringe
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  character. OK, basement dweller, we are
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  moving into the mainstream. We always were silver and gold
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  investors. We always were in the
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  mainstream. We've got like 5000 years of
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  history on our side. This is a new reality.
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  Even the mainstream media is starting to to to to to pick up
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  on what's going on and it's it's accelerating new all time highs.
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  We can't talk about this enough. Let me ask you a question.
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  How many of you bought gold for $2300 and are sitting around
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  saying if gold ever gets to $2300 I'm going to get out and
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  get all my money back. I'm going to sell, sell.
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  No, nobody has. We are in new territory.
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  Everyone who owns gold and bought it in U.S. dollars right
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  now, right, is in the money. Okay.
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  They're not going to want to sell.
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  Why would they sell? They're feeling good.
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  They're feeling like, hey, you know and we spent like what 14
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  weeks building a base at $2000, basically 2002 thousand.
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  We dipped below 2000 for a couple days.
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  We are in new territory for gold and silver.
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  I know it's hard for us, it's hard for you maybe as a silver
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  and gold investor to accept that fact, but I believe we are now.
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  Look, I could be wrong. Thank you, Tim.
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  Wow, thank you, Tim for that. Super Chat says buy F FM GF that
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  have two 5 million oz development stage projects in
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  Canada in the ground. If I'm not going to hold the
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  metal here, right, then you know what?
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  I like the fact that the company I own holds a ton of metal
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  buried safely tucked away in the ground in Canada.
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  And they're working hard moving these projects through the
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  development stage, through the permitting stage.
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  And there's going to be a big shortage of available gold
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  projects. Same thing with silver.
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  Mike Mahari and I were talking about that earlier.
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  Oh, we got 100 likes. I got to ring the bell first,
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  Jake when I need him. Jake, You guys.
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  Yesterday, Jake from Jake's Custom Parts was here.
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  What a great guide. Just a great example of the
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  wonderful people that are in the Silver and gold community.
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  I'm sure Jake is on here this morning.
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  Hey, tomorrow, big announcement. Tomorrow's live stream.
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  I'm going to be joined by the one and only.
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  Got a special treat for you tomorrow, Wednesday.
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  Patrick Holland from the Missouri Freedom Initiative and
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  I just saw his name pass by. So we are super excited to have
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  Pat here in the basement. But Mike Mahari, who's a friend
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  of Pat's and I thought I should have known it was an awesome
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  guy. We had this great conversation
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  and he he pointed out, he said. I think the prospects for silver
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  are even more exciting than gold and gold's plenty exciting.
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  We aren't saying anything bad about gold.
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  We love gold, but the prospects for silver are unbelievable.
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  OK, let's take a quick look guys, at what the mainstream
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  media is saying right now about gold.
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  CNBC right when they're talking about gold on CNBC.
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  Headline gold rises above $2100 to its highest level ever as
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  traders bet on interest rate cuts.
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  Now let's go down here and see what they said when adjusted for
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  inflation. This is interesting.
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  Remember, gold has a long way to run.
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  Gold set an all time high of about $3200.
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  Yes, that's $3200 in 1980 according to Peter Bachmar,
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  chief investment officer at Bleakley Bleakley.
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  That's not a very good name for it.
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  Isn't it Like bleak? Like a bleak outlook?
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  Well anyway, Bleakley Financial Group, he says, quote, we're
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  still a ways away, which then also points to potential upside,
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  said Buchvar, who believes gold will also test the inflation
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  adjusted record. So we like Mr. Bleakley 'cause
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  he's telling us we can get to $3200 gold.
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  Now, I said $2600 gold in the thumbnail for this video and I
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  believe, and I'll stand by my call, I said we'd have $2600
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  gold by May. We'll see how that all plays
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  out. Let's read that, 'cause there is
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  some bad news in this article. The Vanek, the gold miners did
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  well when adjusted for inflation.
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  We just talked about that. You can imagine the mentality of
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  China, Saudi Arabia and other countries saying, do we really
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  want all of our assets in U.S. Treasuries?
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  OK, what he's talking about are all the foreign countries that
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  are moving now right there. That is right there moving
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  their, their, their, their, their reserves out of dollars
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  and into gold. And we've got to remember this
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  is happening. This is what's crazy.
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  This is what Will, I've got a big exclusive for you here in
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  just a few minutes regarding what's really going on in quote,
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  UN quote interest rate cuts and you may not agree with me.
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  That's OK. We're going to cover it here in
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  a little bit. But the United States is in a
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  position right now where it needs to borrow more and more
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  and more money from the world, right?
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  The 34 trillion and growing the deficit just at a time when the
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  world is saying, number one, we don't like how you weaponize the
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  dollar. So we don't want to buy your
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  treasuries and we are capable, right?
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  China, the rest of the East, the bricks, the bricks.
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  Plus Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Iran, Saudi
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  Arabia, Egypt, Ethiopia and the United Arab Emirates.
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  And 30 more countries that want it, excuse me, join, they're all
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  saying we don't really want your debt.
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  We're in the spiral, guys. It's not good.
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  It's not a good situation. The countries of the world are
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  moving their money to things like gold.
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  OK, okay? He says.
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  The expectation here is that inflation will likely moderate
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  over time as the economy weakens, and that will give
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  latitude to the Fed to get serious about cutting rates.
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  Traders are betting the Fed will cut rates in June.
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  I'm going to go out on a limb and you're going to think I'm
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  crazy. And that's Okay because you
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  won't be alone. I don't think they're going to
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  cut rates, but I'll tell you why that could actually be very good
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  for the gold price. We're going to cover that in a
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  little bit. The bad news is here is he
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  points out like let's say the payrolls come in stronger than
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  people think. And I guess we're probably going
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  to get that here on Friday. I believe we'll get the February
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  payroll number. All bets are off.
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  And I think we could give up a lot of what we gain.
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  That's the big one. Wow.
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  So I'll have to look it up. I don't know if do we or maybe
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  somebody can put it in the comments.
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  Are we going to get the payroll number on Friday?
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  I'm not sure. OK, I'm not.
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  I guess I'm not doing a good job.
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  There's only so much research I can do.
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  So somebody look that one up and let us know.
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  OK. Around the world right now,
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  central bankers are becoming more informed.
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  Institutional money managers are becoming more informed.
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  OK, Remember, the central banks of the world are buying a record
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  amount of gold. We say that every single day.
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  They're the insiders. They're the ones that know they
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  know what's going on. But right, right.
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  What about Stanley Druckenmiller?
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  What about the guy from Elliott? Big smart hedge fund managers
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  are moving into precious metal related investments.
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  Druckenmiller, right? He's the bomb baby, right?
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  He's moved into, he sold some traditional tech and moved his
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  some money, some money, right into the gold mining sector.
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  It's happening. It's happening right now every
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  OK. This country was built on silver
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  and gold. I just had to throw that in
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  there guys. This Mirage that we've been
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  living under for the last 50 years since they took us off the
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  gold standard, our country. And if you look out through
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  history, any country that ever achieved quote, UN quote
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  greatness, it was exclusively done during periods of time when
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  there was gold and silver backing the money, right.
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  We we suffer from some people call it recency bias.
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  Some people call it normalcy bias, right?
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  We forget, you know, my whole life silver and gold, right?
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  Have not backed the money. But throughout the history,
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  throughout long periods of time. That's what's going on.
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  Now the warning. I have to warn you, OK, Because
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  I'm a little worried about this. I'm a worry wart.
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  I'll do the worrying for you. But are we going to see a beat
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  down in the metals? Are we going to see the day?
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  Could it be Friday? Right.
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  Oh, we've had great employment numbers.
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  Everything's wonder. You know, why Donomics is
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  working. We'd we created 16,000,000 jobs
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  during the month of February. I don't know.
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  It'd be interesting to see how this plays out.
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  But don't rule out. And I don't want to be a
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  negative, Nelly, because you know I love gold and you know
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  I'm calling for gold, $2600 by May for you and me, right.
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  And for that old bear, there he is, him right there.
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  But we'll have to see how it plays out, because the powers
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  that be don't like gold and silver.
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  Are we at the pivot point? Are we at the point right now
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  where they've lost control? Have we, have we entered a new,
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  a new paradigm? Has the tide turned?
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  We're going to find out. It's going to be a crazy rest of
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  the year. And you know, I'll be here with
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  you through it all for all of that.
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  OK, So what happened yesterday? It's all a bunch of it.
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  It's all but I asked. I asked.
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  I asked my new friend Michael earlier from the 10th Amendment
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  Center. I said, is it just me or is the
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  Fed become more of just a public relations firm?
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  Because that's what happened yesterday.
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  There's all this, it's not even worth trying to figure out,
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  right? Repo.
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  Reverse repo. Yesterday was this big deal.
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  Let me read this to you quickly. Fed Bostick was a little
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  hawkish, but not hawkish. The Atlanta Fed president noted
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  third quarter rate cut likely to be followed by a pause.
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  Blah, blah, blah. What?
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  I'm telling you, this is the meat of what's going on.
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  This is the meat. This is a this is an exclusive.
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  And you don't have to agree with me, OK?
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  You don't have to agree with me. But the Fed is becoming nothing
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  but noise. Silver and gold are realizing
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  that right now they're calling the bluff.
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  OK, right. Silver and gold have been around
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  for 5000 years, right? The oldest markets in the world.
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  So I ask you this question, right?
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  What comes with age? Wisdom.
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  Silver and gold are anticipatory markets.
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  They realize the Fed is in. the US economy, unfortunately has
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  gotten itself to a point where we're almost in a a bad spiral.
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  I don't like it. I'm not in favor of it.
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  I didn't make these decisions. I'm the kind of guy, and I'm
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  sure you are too, right? You try to spend less than you
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  bring in. Unfortunately, our leaders in
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  Washington didn't do that. Gold and silver are calling the
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  bluff right now. And you know what that bluff is
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  going to be calling that bluff is going to look like.
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  It's going to look like continued record highs in the
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  silver price and the gold price. But here's the here's the here's
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  this controversial statement that I'm going to make, OK, I
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  don't think that the Fed is really going to cut rates now
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  before you throw eggs at me, before you get mad.
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  It's still going to be a very, very excellent environment for
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  the gold price and the silver price.
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  And why would I say that? Because of the Fed.
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  The the Fed is going to all the debt.
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  All the financial shenanigans that have gone on are going to
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  require that rates are high if we want anybody to buy our debt.
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  And if they don't do that and the Fed prints money to buy the
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  debt, they're going to be further, even in a more
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  exaggerated way, diluting the US dollar, right?
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  More inflation. It comes down to this.
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  I'm going to see if I can, if you can understand what I'm
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  saying. What it really comes down to our
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  real interest rates. How does inflation relate to the
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  prevailing interest rate? And if we have rates, let's say
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  this is the rate at 5%, right? But inflation goes up and up and
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  the Fed never cuts rates, right? The feds.
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  Oh well, we're not the feds going to keep remaining tough.
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  But inflation, the real number, not the BLS, not the, not the
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  Bureau of Labor and Statistics number.
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  But the real number goes up, up, up, up, up.
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  Inflation could be higher even if they leave rates where they
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  are, negative real interest rates.
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  Gold's calling the bluff right now.
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  What's the difference? OK, if inflation goes is up
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  here, maybe just a little bit higher and they do cut rates, we
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  still have negative real interest rates either way.
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  Either way, guys, the math doesn't work for the system, OK?
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  Nobody nobody wants is going to want the Treasuries.
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  People realize, people of the world realize it's an
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  interesting environment that we're that we're moving into.
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  I wrote this with the exclamation points for you.
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  OK, I know you might think I'm crazy.
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  We we could the Fed could raise rates and we could still see
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  gold and silver skyrocket. It comes down to real rates.
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  Higher inflation, OK, with no rate cut is the same thing as a
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  rate cut. With lower inflation, it's six
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  or one half dozen. The other, this is this is
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  You watch this will be the case in one year.
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  People will be saying how gold has done so well with no rate
• 21:55
  cuts. That's because the Fed is in a
• 21:58
  box. the Fed is in a box. OK, guys, it's basic math
• 22:04
  because of the $34 trillion debt load.
• 22:06
  And that's just the US government, OK?
• 22:09
  It's not considering corporate debt, household debt.
• 22:13
  It's spiral time. The hens are coming home to
• 22:17
  roost and they're going to be laying silver and gold eggs.
• 22:22
  Plus, it's an election year. We forget about that.
• 22:25
  That's kind of been pushed off to the side, right?
• 22:27
  They're going to be printing money like no tomorrow.
• 22:31
  They're going to be saying things like those Democratic
• 22:33
  senators that want to give us all $5000 a tax credit, which is
• 22:38
  basically giving you $5000 to buy products that are made in
• 22:42
  America. Hey, sounds good to me.
• 22:44
  You know I'm going to buy American Silver Eagles with my
• 22:47
  $5000. They're made in America.
• 22:49
  Hey, thank you for that super shat.
• 22:51
  Are there any precious metal mining companies that provide
• 22:56
  wow 200 likes Got to Ring the Bell physical certificates.
• 23:07
  That's a great question that I'm not great at answering.
• 23:09
  Odd wad DOB 85, I think. I'm not giving financial advice,
• 23:15
  but there is a way that you can still get physical certificates
• 23:19
  for stock but don't. I would call Fidelity or
• 23:23
  Vanguard or Charles Schwab and ask them if that's the case, OK.
• 23:27
  There's some people I know that are fervent believers in this,
• 23:31
  you know, risk of owning stocks in a brokerage account.
• 23:36
  That's not an area of my expertise, so I'm not going to
• 23:39
  give a definitive answer on that one.
• 23:41
  But I do believe there's a way that you can get the physical
• 23:44
  certificates. OK, let's talk about this real
• 23:47
  quick. I want to pull up another
• 23:49
  article for you. And here just another headline.
• 23:54
  No wrong 1 from 0. Hedge gold and Bitcoin close at
• 24:00
  record highs as bonds and stocks dip.
• 24:02
  And we're seeing that again today.
• 24:05
  Let's go. Let's go over here and check out
• 24:09
  the gold price. Guys, hold on here.
• 24:12
  Let's see where gold is right now.
• 24:14
  Go gold. OK, Come on, gold.
• 24:18
  Come on, baby, Up, $15. All right, basement dwellers,
• 24:23
  I'm telling you, I know silver's getting a little bit of a of a
• 24:26
  hammering today. We're going to be OK, 2128.
• 24:31
  Wow, that is absolutely awesome. The quiet macro day.
• 24:39
  I love this. Let's the grown-ups play talking
• 24:43
  about silver and gold. And today saw gold and Bitcoin
• 24:48
  roar up the record closing highs.
• 24:50
  All the eyes and ears and algos remain glued to hints of QE.
• 24:55
  This is what I mean. I don't even pay attention to
• 24:58
  this. It this smoke and mirror.
• 24:59
  Sorry, sorry, Fed. I don't even.
• 25:02
  I don't play your game anymore. Right.
• 25:03
  You're APR Firm hints of QE. What's a reverse twist, right.
• 25:09
  Look, we have the mental capacity to learn what it is,
• 25:11
  but whatever Waller Reserve and Fred's Bostick said today.
• 25:18
  I mean, they're just it's just become a joke.
• 25:21
  It's become a complete joke. OK, I'm sorry.
• 25:23
  I know you want to see me again. Here's what I wrote.
• 25:28
  Bostic was hawkish and the are are dovish Who knows And the
• 25:32
  market for gold. It's party time.
• 25:36
  Then I said WTF is a reverse twist.
• 25:39
  QEI mean it's all a bunch of wants you to put up the death
• 25:43
  clock if you need. OK yes, Pat, I'll put up the
• 25:48
  death clock. Absolutely.
• 25:49
  I'll. I'll do that here before I get
• 25:51
  off. OK.
• 25:53
  And I'll tell you who gets it are central bankers.
• 25:56
  Who gets what's going on right now in the world economy?
• 26:02
  The world central bankers get what's going on.
• 26:05
  And you know who else gets it? You get it, OK, you get it.
• 26:09
  And you know who else gets it? A growing number of states in
• 26:11
  the United States that are in the process of either passing or
• 26:15
  considering legal tender legislation, that's who gets it
• 26:19
  all right. Central bank still buying the
• 26:24
  most in in recent history. Think about that.
• 26:27
  I've did it. You know, we talked about the
• 26:28
  central bank gold buying all the time.
• 26:31
  The amount that they bought in 2022 and a little bit less in
• 26:35
  2023 is record levels since like the 1950s.
• 26:41
  OK, the 1950s when the world was on the gold standard.
• 26:47
  OK, think about that. Wouldn't that kind of tell us
• 26:51
  we're back on the gold standard or maybe heading in that
• 26:54
  direction? I would think so.
• 26:57
  Central banks bought more gold since 1950.
• 27:01
  They bought less gold in a lot of the years when we were
• 27:05
  officially on the gold standard, right?
• 27:07
  The 1944 Bretton Woods agreement, right when anybody
• 27:11
  could, could redeem dollars for physical gold until the French
• 27:15
  Charles de Gaulle ruined it for everybody, 'cause he was like,
• 27:18
  hey, we'll take gold, we're going to send some boats over.
• 27:21
  And Nixon said no, and they wanted to print.
• 27:24
  That's a whole different story, OK?
• 27:26
  It's just absolutely crazy what's going on?
• 27:28
  We're going to go look at the debt clock because when Pat
• 27:31
  Holland asked Ron's basement answer.
• 27:34
  So let's go to the US debt clock.
• 27:36
  And you know, I've got a great live stream that you can watch a
• 27:41
  recording of from last Friday with Ted, from Ted Speaks where
• 27:45
  he went over some fascinating things going on on the Det
• 27:49
  clock. Really some great educational
• 27:52
  material. Let's go.
• 27:54
  Are we up? Make sure I got this set up
• 27:57
  right. All right.
• 27:58
  No, I don't. Welcome to Ron's basement.
• 28:04
  The world of tech. There we go.
• 28:06
  You guys should see the debt clock right now in my big orange
• 28:09
  finger. OK.
• 28:11
  Oh, my gosh. Can you believe that?
• 28:13
  Hey, maybe we should stay on the live stream until we get the 34
• 28:18
  1/2 trillion dollars. Wow.
• 28:21
  I mean, look at that. Let's see how long it takes for
• 28:24
  100,600. Seven, 100,800 thousand, 900
• 28:34
  thousand. Wow.
• 28:35
  And if you're a taxpayer in the United States, congratulations,
• 28:38
  you owe $266,000 in debt. And that's just the debt that's
• 28:44
  on the books now. Ted likes to point to this.
• 28:48
  Currency and credit derivatives, $621 trillion.
• 28:54
  OK, And that's all backed up by the M2 money supply of $20
• 28:58
  trillion. And again Ted from Ted speaks as
• 29:01
  who pointed this out to us. It's very interesting.
• 29:04
  And the USM two money supply is going down and Susie just texted
• 29:09
  me. I'm going to Susie if you can
• 29:11
  hear me, I'm going to turn on my walkie-talkie if you need
• 29:13
  something. OK.
• 29:17
  Very interesting. Hello.
• 29:22
  Can you hear me? Uh oh, did we lose the live
• 29:25
  stream? Oh, my gosh.
• 29:30
  If you guys can hear me. Susie, can you hear me?
• 29:34
  Hold on. Here we go.
• 29:37
  All right, let's go back to the debt clock, guys.
• 29:39
  Let's. I'm just curious.
• 29:42
  Currency and credit derivative, $621 trillion.
• 29:48
  I'm going to click on that. Yes.
• 29:50
  Yes, you have a question. Some of you are OK.
• 29:59
  They gave you a super chat, so maybe you could answer that
• 30:04
  question. Yes, dear, I will do that.
• 30:08
  Thank you for pointing that out. And I'll see you later.
• 30:11
  OK. I wanted to see what this credit
• 30:15
  current. OK here a derivative or credit
• 30:17
  default swap CDs is a credit derivative contract between two
• 30:20
  parties. The buyer wow, receives payoff.
• 30:23
  So that's the derivatives everything backed up by that
• 30:26
  little bit of money. Let's run over here guys real
• 30:28
  quickly And now everybody was all freaked out about and they
• 30:34
  did a good job. They put arrows on here why the
• 30:37
  dollar to silver ratio is 0. Remember that was a big, a big a
• 30:44
  big like drama fest about four months ago.
• 30:48
  That's because that compares the silver hold on a minute here.
• 30:54
  If you click on the there we go, OK, the USM two money supply is
• 30:59
  declining. Like we pointed out down here,
• 31:02
  OK, is going down. That's why this ratio is 0
• 31:08
  because it's it compares the year over year increase in the
• 31:12
  money supply and that's divided by world production of silver.
• 31:17
  But since the money supply number is negative, that makes
• 31:20
  that number negative. The fact that the money supply
• 31:22
  is going down is is is a scary thing.
• 31:26
  That's only happened, as I understand it, during periods of
• 31:29
  like depression and bad economic turmoil that went on.
• 31:33
  Let me go back to the to the mainstream here and see if I can
• 31:38
  see. I don't see my comments now,
• 31:40
  Susie, OK, hold on, she said. There was a question that I
• 31:44
  missed. Hopefully we're still live.
• 31:50
  Welcome to Ron's basement, everybody.
• 31:53
  Well, let's do this first. And Susie, if you get that
• 31:56
  question and want to read it to me through the walkie-talkie,
• 31:59
  that would be great. Hey, yesterday, our friend Big
• 32:03
  Tim Silvershire is his YouTube channel.
• 32:06
  Had Jake bring this to me. This is constitutional silver.
• 32:10
  See if I can hold that up so you can see it, OK?
• 32:14
  Or junk Silver. Hold on, Susie.
• 32:16
  OK, go. Yeah, read it from the text I
• 32:20
  sent you. OK.
• 32:23
  All right. We're going to read a question
• 32:24
  then we're going to talk about gold's at 14th, almost 4, almost
• 32:29
  $15. Bear with me guys.
• 32:31
  I want to read this question, Susie texted me.
• 32:35
  OK, yes, I read that already. Are there are there any precious
• 32:39
  metal mining companies that you can get the physical
• 32:41
  certificates from? And I.
• 32:44
  So I answered that question. The other thing I want to
• 32:46
  mention is and it's not a stock that I own right now but a very
• 32:50
  interesting company Fortitude Gold as long as and they're
• 32:55
  they're in Nevada, it's a company that I'd owned in the
• 32:58
  past. I think they actually, if they
• 33:00
  still do it, OK, when they they used to be known as Gold
• 33:03
  Resource Corporation but they mine gold in Nevada and they had
• 33:07
  a policy and they pay a dividend where and check on this yourself
• 33:12
  but where you can get your dividend payment from the
• 33:15
  company in physical gold and or maybe silver.
• 33:20
  Greg Patterson was their investor right there.
• 33:22
  Really a super great guy. And again I'm not sponsored by
• 33:26
  them. I don't own the stock right now.
• 33:28
  I did in the past, but a real interesting company.
• 33:31
  But let's get back to this quick example about constitutional and
• 33:34
  why and I appreciate Jake pointing that out.
• 33:38
  Big Tim, hey, Big Tim. The Silvershire sent this to me.
• 33:42
  So there's a 50 Cent piece, two quarters and four Dimes.
• 33:47
  OK, it's $1.40 and this is all pre 1965 silver, right?
• 33:53
  Listen to it. See, it sounds different than
• 33:56
  change does today because it's made out of 90% silver.
• 34:00
  What's interesting about the fact that this is $1.40 is that
• 34:04
  for each $1.00 of pre 1965 silver that you have, there's a
• 34:09
  dollar right? The 50 Cent piece and two
• 34:12
  quarters. That's equal to point 715 ounces
• 34:18
  of silver. There's .715 ounces of silver in
• 34:22
  this, OK. The $0.40 is also .715% of
• 34:33
  silver, so if you multiply the $0.40 * .715 you come to an
• 34:39
  additional .28. So it's .28 ounces of silver
• 34:43
  there and you add that to the basic .72 ounces of silver in
• 34:49
  the dollar and you get 1 ounce of silver.
• 34:52
  So this $1.40 of pre 1965 silver has a one ounce of silver
• 35:00
  content. Another, simpler way you might
• 35:02
  do that is get a calculator and multiply 1.4, which is the
• 35:08
  dollar 40 of face times .715. I hope I didn't murder that and
• 35:14
  you'll get one ounce. I don't think that I did.
• 35:16
  All right, guys, we got more to talk about.
• 35:21
  OK, let's go to this real quick. Just more.
• 35:24
  You know, this is from Zero Hedge.
• 35:26
  Bear with me. Here we go.
• 35:29
  And central bank gold buying, this is, this is from our
• 35:34
  friends at ANZ Bank, which is Australia, New Zealand Bank,
• 35:37
  it's I believe the second biggest bank in the country of
• 35:41
  Australia. They say net central bank gold
• 35:43
  buying exceeds 1000 tons two straight years.
• 35:47
  That's according to the commodity analyst and A&Z Bank.
• 35:50
  Expect central bank gold demand to continue hot for at least the
• 35:55
  next six years. OK.
• 35:59
  Emerging market central banks could purchase 600 tons of gold
• 36:02
  annually until 2030 to take its share in the foreign reserves.
• 36:07
  At 10%, China will likely occupy the lion's share in the global
• 36:12
  official gold, gold demand. OK, let's talk about China
• 36:16
  briefly and then we'll get back to this, guys.
• 36:18
  China, Chinese people are crazy about this stuff right here.
• 36:23
  OK? We had a big report come out
• 36:25
  over the weekend. 800,000 people went to one shopping mall.
• 36:30
  That's just one shopping mall in China. 800,000 people.
• 36:35
  Why? Right there wasn't an underwear
• 36:37
  sale. There wasn't a circus.
• 36:40
  No, those 800,000 people all showed up to buy gold.
• 36:45
  Chinese people are the city, the the their central banks.
• 36:49
  Crazy about gold, right? We know what's going on in the
• 36:52
  Shanghai Gold Exchange, but the Chinese people themselves are
• 36:56
  gold crazy. And the Chinese media reporting
• 37:00
  the interviewing people. Why?
• 37:02
  Because they don't trust the stock market.
• 37:05
  Because they don't trust the real estate market.
• 37:08
  OK, because because they don't trust the banks.
• 37:11
  They don't trust the currency. They trust gold.
• 37:14
  Remember 1.4 billion people? I know I say that like 1.4 times
• 37:19
  a day, but it's so important to remember and we're not even
• 37:22
  going to talk about what's going on in India with gold and
• 37:27
  silver. OK, let's read a quote talking
• 37:31
  about price inflation here here. Depleted trust in the US fixed
• 37:39
  income assets. That would mean our treasury
• 37:41
  bonds, treasury bills and the rise of non reserve currencies
• 37:46
  are other themes that could could support central bank gold
• 37:51
  purchases. OK.
• 37:53
  Higher interest rates also lead to dollar strength, right?
• 37:56
  According to A&Z, about 50% of the decline in Asian Central
• 38:01
  Bank foreign foreign exchange reserves in 2022 was due to
• 38:07
  valuation losses. The value of U.S.
• 38:10
  Treasuries is going down guys in these countries and then it it's
• 38:14
  a self feeding frenzy just at the time when we're going to
• 38:17
  need to borrow record amounts of money.
• 38:22
  The world is saying no thank you.
• 38:24
  It's AI don't want to be negative, too negative, but it's
• 38:28
  a but it's a spiral, he says. Here Jim Grant says this
• 38:33
  generational bear market in bonds in an interview with Odd
• 38:36
  Bots podcast last summer. He thinks it's the beginning of
• 38:39
  a long term trend of a weak bond market with higher interest
• 38:43
  rates that could last decades. And again, right, I'm on going
• 38:48
  out on a limb here. Even if we have these higher
• 38:52
  interest rate environment, it doesn't matter.
• 38:55
  Everybody will freak out and say, oh, that's bad for gold,
• 38:58
  that's bad for silver. No, because the real inflation
• 39:02
  rate is going to be higher than the prevailing prevailing
• 39:05
  interest rate. That will be negative real
• 39:07
  interest rates, OK. When inflation is higher than
• 39:10
  the prevailing interest rate, that means you're losing money
• 39:13
  every year, OK. And that will drive people to
• 39:17
  gold and silver. And that along with stagflation
• 39:21
  and everything else going on in the world.
• 39:23
  OK, here. According to ANZ, the recent run
• 39:28
  of central bank gold buying could be part of a broader move
• 39:32
  away from the dollar. The global monetary system is
• 39:35
  evolving, with emerging markets pushing their own currencies for
• 39:39
  international payment. China is reportedly settling
• 39:42
  trades with Russia and RMB and has made clear its intention to
• 39:48
  internationalize its currency. Other regional players like
• 39:51
  India are also pushing to settle foreign trade in their own
• 39:55
  currency. This evolving multi currency
• 39:58
  system will see a gradual shift in foreign reserve portfolios
• 40:03
  and gold and silver. I'll throw that in.
• 40:06
  There is likely to play an important role as this develops.
• 40:11
  Hey, thank you guys for being here today.
• 40:14
  Thank you for the Super chats. Super appreciated.
• 40:18
  Thank you for all the thumbs up, right?
• 40:20
  I mean, it's a big deal. We are the basement dwellers.
• 40:23
  You're an awesome community. I'll see you tomorrow.
• 40:26
  Be nice to yourself. You can.
• 40:28
  It's a lot easier. I've learned to be nice to other
• 40:31
  people. When you're nice to yourself,
• 40:32
  take care of yourself 1st. And then go do a few nice things
• 40:36
  out there in the world. That's what US basement dwellers
• 40:38
  do. I'll see you tomorrow.
• 40:40
  Have a great, great day.