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🎯 ALERT! 🎯 Price INCREASES for Silver and Gold!... (Commencing) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  Welcome to the Basement. Thank you for joining me today.
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  You might be wondering what's the future look like for gold
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  and silver? Are the BRICS countries really
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  that important? We've got some new information,
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  some startling data from our friend Neils over at Kitco that
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  we're going to go over in just a few moments.
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  But you're also many of you wondering, will you be able to
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  sell, sell? Who would ever sell?
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  You're not going to sell your silver, are you?
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  But would you be able hypothetically, to sell your
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  silver if the price gets to 80 or $100?
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  What about the dollar? We keep hearing all this, You
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  hear it all the time, right? The dollar so strong, the dollar
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  so strong. We're going to dive into what's
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  going on with the US dollar. This has to do with the bricks.
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  This has to do with the price of gold and silver.
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  But let's go right into this fascinating article from our
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  friend Niels over at Kitco. He says the world is the world
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  going to need more gold. What do you think?
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  Do you think the world's going to need more gold?
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  Do you think the world is going to need more silver?
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  Well, I'm going to tell you by the end of this article, you're
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  going to be convinced. And when we talk about the world
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  need for silver, you're going to be even more convinced.
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  And we know that the world is also going to need more
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  platinum. But according to Niels from
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  Kitko, he brought up a great point last week.
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  All right? He said he warned investors that
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  gold's sell off was an overreaction to the
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  misunderstood fundamental news. OK, Black box algorithmic
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  trading, Gold traders who've been relying on Chinese central
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  bank buying, remember that was the big deal 18 months, right?
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  What did you think about that? 1817 straight months of Chinese
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  central bank buying came to an abrupt end, right?
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  We got this big announcement what last Sunday night, the
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  Chinese central bank and that totally spooked the gold market.
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  We know it also, or was it Friday last week?
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  Whatever day it was, who cares? It was a seemed like a like an
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  eternity ago, but it absolutely killed the gold price and the
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  silver price, which made no sense 'cause it had nothing at
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  all to do with silver and it really made no sense when it
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  came to gold as well. But Niels points out in green a
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  great point. Gold this week managed to hold
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  critical support at $2300 on Monday and is seeing a 1% gain
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  on the week heading into the weekend.
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  Yoohoo, right, let's run out the pin backs real quick and review
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  gold 2332 dollars, Silver $29.57 per oz.
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  We're going to talk also about why that $30 per oz silver
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  number is so important. And you know, I got to be honest
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  with you, I don't know how you're feeling when you think
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  about silver and gold and you think about the next few weeks.
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  For some strange reason this morning, my optimism meter is is
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  is shifting more toward the optimistic side.
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  Tell me in the comments, are you feeling optimistic about gold
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  and silver this week or more pessimistic?
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  We know there's ups and downs, all that good stuff, but my
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  little inner gut is telling me that we can actually have a good
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  week this week in the metals. We'll see.
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  I'll come on here next Sunday and tell you if I was right or
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  wrong. But if you, regardless of where
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  the price fluctuations may go, want to get your hands on some
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  or at least give them a chance. That's what I did over a year
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  ago when you guys told me check out pin backs.
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  Check out pin backs. And what I found was they've got
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  all the products that all the other big online bullion dealers
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  have. They also have great customer
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  service. But most important to me, their
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  prices are hard to beat. Let's get back to Kitco.
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  Here we go. Given in yellow all the
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  geopolitical uncertainty around the world.
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  It's ludicrous to think that China is done buying gold.
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  So O'Neill's went to some big conference and listen to this
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  quote. There's some data in here about
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  the bricks that I hadn't thought about.
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  Probably I believe will be news to you as well and might explain
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  to us why this week we didn't see a massive downturn in the
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  price of gold or the price of silver.
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  Silver actually treaded water last week.
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  Quote. Here's a quote.
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  It's extraordinary to me to see how rapidly we've moved from a
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  situation where globalization seemed inevitable, right?
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  Ten years ago everything was globalizing to where today it's
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  increasingly seems impossible. That's Paren BD.
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  He's the the CEO of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
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  So what he's saying is globalization is out the window.
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  Countries are are, what's the word, kind of battening down the
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  hatches, right? Countries like India recently,
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  right, went to the England, went to the Bank of England and said
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  we want 100 tons of our gold back.
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  Everyone's becoming very nationalistic, OK Yellow.
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  While the dollar is expected to remain the world's reserve
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  currency, it will face growing competition.
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  OK. Analysts constantly reiterate
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  that gold will play a growing role in a multipolar currency
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  world because it remains one of the world's most liquid monetary
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  assets in global financial markets.
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  We've talked about this. Most likely we aren't going to
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  have this Project Sandman event. We could.
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  Nothing can be ruled out where the dollar overnight becomes
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  worth significantly less. But it's happening little by
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  little by little, chop by chop by chop by chop, and the tree
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  will start to to lean. We can already see the dollar's
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  diminished role on the world stage.
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  This week, the trade agreement between the United States and
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  Saudi Arabia, which established the Petro dollar was allowed to
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  expire. We won't dig into that, guys.
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  But remember, the Petro dollar bar anything is the reason why
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  the United States was able to borrow itself into oblivion over
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  the last 50 years. The Petro dollar is why we have
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  this. See my yellow finger up there,
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  right? They're going to have to make
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  that box bigger, right? Soon.
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  Who knows when it's going to hit $100 trillion.
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  But the Petro dollar allowed the United States for years and
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  years to live way beyond its mean.
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  But now Saudi Arabia moves to expand, the US moves to expand
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  beyond the US dollar come as it enters a new trading bloc with
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  expanded BRICS nations, Brazil, Russia, India, China, South
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  Africa, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia and the United Arab Emirates.
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  OK, during the conference. So the BRICS are expanding.
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  Ali Borhani said this in green. This is where it gets
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  interesting. I, I, I mean, guys, OK, I'll
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  just read it to you here. How does this make you?
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  What do you think when you hear this?
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  Half the world's population is in the bricks plus half the
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  world's population. 2/3 of the World Trade happens in the
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  bricks plus whoa, is that right? 2/3 of the world's trade
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  happening within the bricks plus bricks are adding 74,000,000
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  consumers a year. That's two times Canada out of
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  these markets, OK? I mean, these numbers are
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  staggering, guys. India's adding so many people to
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  their consumer class. And what do the Indian people
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  love? Just as a little happy side
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  note, they love gold. They love silver, OK?
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  Because what else do the Indian people love that are moving into
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  the consumer class? Hold on, take a step back.
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  Think about this. They love things like
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  electronics, right? Cell phones, refrigerators,
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  televisions, those all take a lot of silver.
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  Let's remember. Oh, and by the way, to make all
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  those things work, those hundreds of millions of of
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  Indian people who in the next 5-10 years will be entering this
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  consumer class, they're going to need electricity.
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  Yeah. And where's that electricity
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  going to come from? A lot of it is coming from
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  solar, which is why the Indians are importing so much silver.
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  I digress to the orange. Because of these broad reaching
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  geopolitical shifts, it's fairly easy to make a simple case for
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  gold as a global currency. Many analysts have noted that
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  gold remains the best neutral asset to to settle trade
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  imbalances. It's not just China that's going
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  to have to buy more gold. Nations around the world,
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  especially those in emerging markets that have relied so
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  heavily on the US dollar will have to rebuild their gold
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  reserves. Guys, it's happening right now
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  right in front of us, which explains why we didn't have a
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  massive collapse in the gold price last week, which explains
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  why silver also held in strong these countries.
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  I mean, are, are you seeing it? Is it making sense?
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  I mean, what did he say to what was that?
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  Let's let's just briefly, this is worth repeating because to me
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  this is absolutely astounding. Half the world's population is
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  in the bricks. 2/3 of the World Trade happens in the bricks, OK?
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  And they're adding 74,000,000 consumers per year.
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  Is this sinking in? Does this make sense?
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  Because guys, we are in a situation where from a monetary
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  perspective, right? And they're moving, these
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  countries are, are, are increasingly using gold to, to,
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  to, to, to shore up their nation, nation finances.
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  The smaller countries know they need gold to shore up their
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  country's finances and at the same time, just the overall
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  demand for for silver to support the growing consumer class.
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  It's just it's just it absolutely.
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  I don't know what else to say. I don't know.
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  Do you see this as as a as a major catalyst that we can
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  continue, I mean, for the next 5-10, fifteen years?
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  Remember this about the BRICS countries as well.
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  They may not trust the US dollar.
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  This is a nugget. This is something is a aha was
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  an aha moment for me. And if you haven't heard this,
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  it could likely be an aha moment for you.
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  Sure, we hear all this about moving away from the US dollar,
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  right? What does that mean?
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  That means the dollar becomes less in demand.
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  When anything's less in demand, it becomes less valuable.
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  But the BRICS countries, as they move away from the US dollar,
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  what are they going to move to? Because they may not trust the
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  dollar, but but think about this.
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  They trust each other's currencies even less.
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  So what does that leave? What does that leave us with?
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  That leaves us with. Yeah, you got it, Gold and
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  silver, the timeless stores of value.
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  Is it any wonder that we're seeing such increased demand for
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  gold? But at the same time, but at the
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  same time, let's go take a look at this because this is also
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  critical for us to remember when it comes to gold.
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  Oh, let's just look at this one real quickly.
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  It's been a few days. OK, here we go.
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  That's 800,000 Chinese people lining up after I think it was
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  their lunar holiday. Whatever it was, it was a couple
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  of months ago, but 800,000 Chinese people lining up at a
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  mall to buy gold, from what I understand was one store.
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  But that's not what we're looking at.
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  There's my I love silver shirt. Hold on, We're going to get to
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  it. We're going to get to it.
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  There it is. So as this demand for gold is
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  skyrocketing, look at this chart again, we can't look at this one
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  enough. This comes from channel sponsor
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  And yes, it has to do with their company, but it also has to do
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  with the overall gold market. From left to right, starting in
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  1990, the yellow bars representing the amount of gold
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  that's been discovered in the world.
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  Can you see it is going down, down, down while the amount of
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  money spent to find the gold on exploration has gone up, even
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  though when we come to the more recent years, we see a big
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  uptick, not record, not $10 billion, but what, six and a
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  half, $7 billion spent and almost no gold is discovered,
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  right. So think about this in the, in
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  the, in the context of what we just talked about is the world,
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  right? What, 2/3 of the world's
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  commerce represented by the BRICS Plus is demanding more and
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  more gold, Less and less gold is being discovered.
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  And we know, right, that the same exact situation, basement
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  dwellers, is true for silver, probably at an even more
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  exaggerated level. I mean, it's astounding to
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  think, I'm sorry, I have to say it to you again.
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  It's been 3 days since we talked about this.
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  To think that the entire market cap of the entire silver mining
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  sector is less than $15 billion. That's like 5% of the market cap
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  of Home Depot. GameStop had a market cap
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  higher, right? GameStop, right?
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  Couple times last week or the week before had a market cap.
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  GameStop, one company that's I, I don't know whatever, you know,
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  you might have different opinions about GameStop, but
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  nonetheless, that one little company had a market cap bigger
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  than all the silver mining companies in the world combined.
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  OK, so you think there's a lot of money going into the into
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  discovering and exploring for silver?
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  No, almost none. And I would imagine that to a
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  certain degree, the same is true for platinum.
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  I'm not a platinum guru. I think we have one here on the
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  show who's joining us. Hello, Annie Oakley.
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  All right, Thank you, Annie. Good to see you.
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  Jake's custom parts. Thank you.
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  So that's what's going on with the bricks.
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  OK, Now let's talk about something very interesting this
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  week. I think it's very important for
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  the silver price and that is that we get above $30.
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  I shared with you earlier, how are you feeling?
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  How are you going to feel next Sunday if we're sitting down
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  here talking about 3233, maybe even $34 silver?
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  I'm not making that prediction, but I'm saying it feels to me
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  more and more likely as I'm absorbing everything that went
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  on last week. Guys, we had a very volatile
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  week last week in the silver market in particular.
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  It was nuts, OK? And that those periods of
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  volatility are often times precursors to big, big moves.
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  I don't even want to think about, right?
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  I don't even want to think about us having to sit down here next
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  Sunday and talk about 27 or $26 silver.
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  I think the the, the numbers are skewed to the upside.
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  It's very important, OK, very important that the silver price
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  continues upward. I heard one of the big analysts
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  just talking. Thank you, Ron McAdams.
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  Wow, Super Chad. Hey, I gotta, I'm going to put
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  up. Thank you, Ron.
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  I'm going to put up our little banner here for you guys.
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  That way if you want to support any of the sponsors, feel free
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  to do that as well. OK, so why is silver so
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  critical? Why?
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  Right? In a nutshell, solar energy.
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  In a nutshell, artificial intelligence.
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  Are you seeing this? This baby is a connection that
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  you might benefit, and I don't know if you've made this
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  connection yet, the connection between solar energy and the AI
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  revolution. OK, because AI is taking over.
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  NVIDIA is making all these chips, right?
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  That's the most expensive, our most highly valued company in
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  the world, NVIDIA, NVIDIA completely overvalued.
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  But we'll leave that alone. Making all these AI chips, Those
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  AI chips #1 need silver. But guys, on top of that, not
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  just needing the silver, those chips need a lot of electricity
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  to function. And where's a lot of this
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  electricity coming from? Solar.
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  Microsoft announced like one of the biggest solar projects in
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  the history of the world a month or so ago specifically to power
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  their AI initiatives that they're going on.
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  The world needs more electricity to power.
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  Goldman Sachs just put out a report that like the the year
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  over year growth in electricity demand is going to be way, way,
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  way higher than anyone thought that it was going to be.
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  So hold on one second here. So as we think about as we think
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  about this connection, right, think about the connection and
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  then and then think about the common thread.
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  This is a this is fun. This'll this'll give you
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  something to, you know, you might be wondering what's the
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  common thread? Are you wondering that what's
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  the common thread? AI chips.
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  OK, Expanding, exploding. Demand for electricity,
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  expanding, exploding. What's the common thread?
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  Silver. Is it any wonder that we have
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  people saying now that silver and I'm in this camp.
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  OK, Are you in the camp? Right?
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  What what does this mean to you when you hear that silver could
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  be the new oil, right? 100 years ago, oil was, was
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  important, but really not much. But as, as it was refined and
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  made into gasoline and and diesel fuel and everything else
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  plastic over the last 100 years, oil became the lifeblood of the
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  world economy as we're moving into the next 100 years, right?
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  And it's electrification, green energy.
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  All right? Electrification, green energy
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  and artificial intelligence. It could.
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  It's easy to see, right? Electric vehicles, electric
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  everything. It's easy to see that silver
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  could prove itself to be like the new oil.
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  I know. It's mind blowing, right?
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  Yeah. We can talk about $600.00
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  silver. We can talk about $300.00
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  silver. We can talk about $2000 silver.
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  Leonard Zhang brought that up last time I had her in the
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  basement. Right, That the math behind
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  silver really indicates $2000 silver.
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  But it could happen and it could happen sooner than we
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  anticipate. Let's go take a look real
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  quickly. Speaking of silver and silver
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  prices, yes, did you say? Happy Father's.
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  Day to everyone. No, I didn't.
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  Sorry, Susie. I'm in.
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  I'm. I'm in a little trouble with
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  Susie. I forgot to tell all you fathers
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  out there. Happy Father's Day and all of
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  us. That's one thing.
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  We got a couple things in common now, don't we?
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  We love silver. We love gold.
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  We're together here in the basement.
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  We're having a good old time. Everybody smile with me, right?
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  We're having a good time. We got that in common.
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  We love silver and gold, but each and every one of us has a
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  father. That's a that's a fact, right?
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  Biological fact. I don't think I can get thrown
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  off YouTube for saying that you have a father.
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  Your father may be with us still.
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  Your father may be moved on, but happy Father's Day to all the
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  fathers out there, those of us, I'm a father.
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  But at minimum, we all have a father.
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  And let's all remember to be extra nice to our daddies today.
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  Thank you guys for for hearing that one out.
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  Now, I lost my train of thought. Where was I?
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  I was going. Oh, yeah.
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  Yeah. Let's go check out the prices.
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  Let's go check out the value of silver over here.
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  Hold on. Here we go.
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  We're heading over there. the US Debt Clock.
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  We're back to visit you, Mr. Debt Clock.
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  I forgot where the secret window is, but let's go down to the
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  dollar to silver ratio now sitting at $162.00 per oz.
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  What does that mean? I think I, I think let me know
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  if this, if this helps make it easier for you to understand.
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  What that means is that for each new, new ounce of silver that's
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  dug out of the ground every year by the mining sector, all the
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  new silver that comes onto the market over the course of the
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  year, for each one ounce that comes out of the ground, there's
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  now 162 paper Unicorn fart dust dollars that are being created.
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  OK, what does that tell us? Right.
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  They're creating dollars at a much faster pace than they're
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  creating or mining silver 'cause you can't create silver.
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  There's only so much silver on the on the force, on the on the
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  face of the earth. Over A5 year, it's 15158 / a
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  five year. That means over the last five
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  years, for each one ounce of silver that was dug up by a
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  mining company, there were $1500 printed.
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  OK, Paper dollars make believe. OK, absolutely crazy, crazy
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  numbers. And that comes from down here.
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  The M2 money supply, you can see in the left corner where my
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  little yellow finger is moving back and forth, which is going
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  up. That's the measure of all the
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  paper electronic money that's out there in the system.
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  M2, if you go up to the very top, middle consists of M1 plus
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  savings deposits, time deposits, individual retirement accounts,
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  key O balances at depository institutions and balances and
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  retail money market funds. That means over the last five
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  years that bears report repeating.
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  There's a reason why Susie refers to me as Repeater Ron.
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  Over the last five years, each time one ounce of silver was dug
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  out of the ground through toil and turmoil.
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  Silver's very, very hard to get out of the ground.
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  But for each one ounce over the last five years, there were 1500
• 22:50
  dollars printed in paper money. If you forgot what paper money
• 22:55
  is, you're in the right place. Here's a wet dollar.
• 22:59
  Hold on here. Because before we came on, right
• 23:02
  before we came on, there's that's what that there were 1500
• 23:06
  over the last five years. OK, here.
• 23:08
  Oh man, if I had more cash, I could show you guys.
• 23:11
  But we'll do a visual here. Here's one ounce from Big 10,
• 23:15
  the Silver Shire. Isn't that beautiful, that one
• 23:18
  ounce. Look at that.
• 23:20
  Look at that. OK, that's one ounce of silver
• 23:24
  for each one ounce of silver that came out of the ground over
• 23:28
  the last five years, 1500 of these suckers were created.
• 23:36
  I think I need better props here.
• 23:37
  Wait a minute. I got a better prop.
• 23:38
  Hold on. Think about it this way.
• 23:42
  For each one and you correct me if I'm wrong, hello born
• 23:47
  hunting. Thank you, wow, super chat and
• 23:49
  thank you Ron McAdams again for that super chat you gave for
• 23:52
  each one of these that came out of the ground.
• 23:56
  OK you. Also had one from Jay.
• 24:00
  Jay OK, I'll get to that one as well.
• 24:02
  Jay Thank you. OK, there were this is movie
• 24:05
  money, so don't come here. There were 1500 of these
• 24:08
  created. OK.
• 24:10
  Or you can think about it this way because this right and this
• 24:18
  are pretty much the same thing, right?
• 24:20
  When you're playing Monopoly, you have confidence that it's
• 24:23
  worth something. When you're playing in the
• 24:25
  United States right now, you have confidence that that's
• 24:27
  worth something. Are you going to be able to
• 24:29
  sell? Are you worried?
• 24:31
  Are you worried? A lot of you are worried.
• 24:34
  There's the old Magic 8 ball. Remember that from back in the
• 24:37
  day. Yeah, we'll get him out here in
• 24:39
  a second. We'll we'll ask the Magic 8 ball
• 24:41
  where the silver price is going this week.
• 24:44
  Thank you, Bourne Hunting and Jo, thank you for your super
• 24:49
  chat. FYI, GameStop, GameStop is one
• 24:52
  of the most manipulated stocks on the market.
• 24:54
  The vast majority of GameStop holders know what this stock is.
• 24:59
  Research guys. Yeah, it's a meme stock, right?
• 25:02
  I mean, I'm familiar with the roaring Kitty situation.
• 25:06
  I guess what I'm pointing out there is just how crazy the
• 25:09
  market is in general. When you've got GameStop, their
• 25:13
  market cap, when the stock hit over $40 per share, it was over
• 25:18
  $15 billion bigger than what the what the entire market cap of
• 25:24
  the entire silver mining industry sets at.
• 25:27
  It doesn't make any sense. It's crazy.
• 25:30
  It's absolutely crazy. So you guys are worried, right?
• 25:34
  You might be wondering, are you wondering, are you worried that
• 25:39
  when silver hits, this seems like the number everybody sends
• 25:42
  me, everybody, I get the same e-mail and that's fine 'cause
• 25:45
  that makes lets me know what you're worried about.
• 25:48
  Ron, when silver hits $80.00 per oz, who's going to buy my
• 25:52
  silver? It's almost, are you thinking?
• 25:54
  It's almost like people are thinking, and I understand, I'm
• 25:56
  not putting you down, that if silver goes really, really high
• 26:00
  as measured in Unicorn fart dust paper dollars, that suddenly
• 26:05
  nobody's going to want to buy it from you, right?
• 26:07
  And, and like, you're going to be like, well, I got the silver
• 26:10
  and the price says $80.00, but I can't sell it.
• 26:13
  Nobody wants to buy it. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
• 26:17
  I got some good news for you. And it's real simple for you to
• 26:20
  understand, guys. Well, I'll give you an example.
• 26:24
  Well, let's, let's go, look, let's go, look, let's go, let's
• 26:30
  go out. We're going to go on a little
• 26:32
  trip on the Internet and we're going to say silver, Silver
• 26:38
  price. Gosh, this keyboard stinks on
• 26:41
  this new computer. The OK, eighth time's a charm.
• 26:46
  Enter. And I like to go to this site.
• 26:50
  Silver not where'd it go? silverprice.org.
• 26:56
  What happened? There it is.
• 26:57
  OK, let's go look at the silver price.
• 26:59
  And I want to give you an example.
• 27:02
  Price of silver charts. OK, and silver price chart.
• 27:11
  OK Buttercup, here we go. There's the silver price chart.
• 27:16
  Can you sell your silver? Are you wondering, are you
• 27:18
  scared? Right, That's a problem.
• 27:21
  I go, oh, if silver hits $80.00, if silver hits $120.00, I won't
• 27:25
  be able to sell it. I won't be able to sell it.
• 27:28
  OK, well, let me show you something back here.
• 27:31
  Let's see, when was this in? On Friday, November 8th of of
• 27:37
  2008, silver was $9 per oz OK, all right, we can go back here
• 27:46
  right over Silver was oh, here we'll go way back, way back.
• 27:52
  Wait a minute here. All OK, so back in, I'm going to
• 27:58
  go back to like, oh, here we go in the in the mid 90s, man,
• 28:02
  right when I got out of college, I should have just bought
• 28:04
  silver. I could be retired now, $3.67 an
• 28:08
  ounce. OK, so in 1993, which granted is
• 28:12
  what, 30 years ago? Yes, 30 years, I think my math
• 28:15
  is correct. Silver was at $3.67 an ounce
• 28:19
  back then. You know what people were
• 28:21
  asking, who's gonna buy my silver?
• 28:24
  If it actually goes to $30.00 an ounce, who's gonna buy?
• 28:27
  I mean, that's almost, let's say A7 times increase in the price
• 28:32
  of silver from 1993 to today, right?
• 28:38
  Seven times increase. So if we get a 7 times increase
• 28:43
  from, we'll round up and be optimistic.
• 28:46
  From $30.00 an ounce where we are today, we'll be at $210.00
• 28:50
  an ounce the only way. OK, so, so that's, that's a
• 28:55
  smaller, you know, 210. So if we go to, if we go to
• 28:58
  $80.00 per oz, that's like less than 1 1/2, right?
• 29:03
  No two, 2 1/2 times from where we are, people are buying silver
• 29:08
  right now. From those people back in the
• 29:10
  mid 90s, it said nobody will ever buy your silver if it goes
• 29:13
  to $30.00 an ounce. Well, just like if silver goes
• 29:17
  up what, 1 1/2 two times in value, three times in value from
• 29:22
  here to $90.00 an ounce, people will buy your silver.
• 29:26
  Because I belaboured this point, but it's important for us to
• 29:30
  understand because the only way the price of silver is going to
• 29:34
  get to 8090 or $100.00 an ounce is if people are buying it.
• 29:39
  It's a market, right? And we know that the silver
• 29:43
  price is way undervalued. We know that if silver, if if
• 29:48
  right, don't make any financial decisions based on anything I'm
• 29:51
  saying. But if silver, oh wow, more
• 29:54
  super chats. Thank you, Susie.
• 29:56
  Right when, right. But if silver does get to
• 30:01
  $8090.00 an ounce, there will be a strong still fundamental
• 30:06
  argument for the price being that high, right?
• 30:09
  And you'll hear people coming out of the people.
• 30:12
  Everybody will be buying silver, everybody.
• 30:15
  So yes, you will be able to sell your silver at those at those
• 30:18
  prices. Hold on here, we got more super
• 30:21
  chance. You guys are being super duper
• 30:23
  America first, thank you for that super chat.
• 30:26
  Happy Father's Day and all the other yes, thank you and popping
• 30:30
  off. Thank you for that.
• 30:32
  OK, now the other argument and we're gonna put it to sleep, but
• 30:36
  I have I actually drew on this chart for you.
• 30:39
  OK, 'cause we've talked about this many times.
• 30:43
  Hold on here. Let's go back.
• 30:48
  Let's go back in The Time Machine.
• 30:50
  Let me hide that. That's the silver rainbow.
• 30:56
  You know, guys, this, this is good news for silver investors
• 31:02
  in gold and copper, OK? But you got to think about
• 31:05
  silver like this. Silver is a split personality,
• 31:09
  right? Silver is half monetary, right?
• 31:13
  The purple side of that like gold and silver is half
• 31:17
  industrial. I would almost argue that
• 31:19
  silver, which is fine, right? So silver's half an half half of
• 31:23
  silver's demand. And, and I don't know the
• 31:27
  specific numbers, but let's just say silver.
• 31:29
  A big part of silver's demand comes from investors.
• 31:32
  The other part comes from industry.
• 31:36
  OK, so silver is like half copper and half gold.
• 31:40
  And if you look at the prices of both of those metals, they both
• 31:44
  have been near all time highs. We even had a copper squeeze
• 31:48
  like 5-6 weeks ago. Gold we know is bumping against
• 31:52
  all time highs. But think about this right?
• 31:55
  So, so both the metals that silver is half related to have
• 31:59
  been near all time highs. But would you, would you agree
• 32:03
  with the statement that the fundamentals supporting silver
• 32:09
  as a monetary metal and also supporting silver as an
• 32:12
  industrial metal are actually better than copper and gold?
• 32:16
  I would, I would, right? I love gold, I love copper.
• 32:19
  Nothing you know, against, but I would argue so you've got silver
• 32:24
  with better fundamentals, but only not even, you know, half
• 32:29
  right in nominal terms, half of its all time high.
• 32:32
  It's really crazy. Hold on, we're going back in The
• 32:36
  Time Machine here. There's those 800,000.
• 32:39
  Oh, look at this. This, this is one we got to look
• 32:41
  at. This one will make your blood
• 32:43
  boil. A little diversion.
• 32:46
  OK, This is Woodrow Wilson, old Woodrow.
• 32:50
  He's the guy that signed the legislation that created the
• 32:54
  United States Federal Reserve. The the the the expert printer
• 32:58
  of Unicorn fart dust, right. Paper money has destroyed the
• 33:01
  middle class in America. This is what he said like a year
• 33:06
  or, I don't know, five years after he after he got out of
• 33:10
  being the president and, and, and this is in regards to his
• 33:13
  decision or that he allowed the Federal Reserve to be created.
• 33:17
  He said, I am a most unhappy man.
• 33:21
  I have unwittingly ruined my country.
• 33:24
  A great industrial nation is now controlled by its system of
• 33:29
  credit. Credit, guys, credit the dollar.
• 33:35
  OK, Unfortunately, right, I've got a, I've got a silver
• 33:40
  certificate here. When when the dollar was backed
• 33:42
  by silver, was backed by gold. Right now the dollar is nothing
• 33:45
  but credit. It's a system of credit.
• 33:48
  We are no longer a government by free opinion, no longer a
• 33:53
  government by conviction, the vote of the majority, but a
• 33:57
  government by the opinion and duress of a small group of
• 34:02
  dominant men. I don't know what duress means.
• 34:05
  I'm going to be honest with you. Hold on here.
• 34:06
  Let's look this up. See if I can ask Google.
• 34:09
  Hey Google, what does duress mean?
• 34:14
  Here's the definition of duress. Threats, violence, constraints,
• 34:18
  or other action brought to bear on someone to do something
• 34:21
  against their will or better judgement.
• 34:24
  Wow. Threats, violence, constraints
• 34:26
  or other. This is strong words.
• 34:28
  Action brought to pair, brought to bear on someone to do
• 34:33
  something against their will or better judgement.
• 34:36
  Oh, my God. I just dropped Susie.
• 34:39
  Sorry about that, guys. All right, let's go back.
• 34:44
  Let's go back. I want to go back to this.
• 34:46
  Long way back. Hold on.
• 34:48
  Here. There's our there's the price
• 34:52
  here. Here's what happens.
• 34:54
  There it is. Here it is.
• 34:56
  But this is what happens to the price of silver when you have a
• 35:00
  currency crisis. This is Argentina.
• 35:04
  OK, 2014, the an ounce of silver cost 122 Argentine pesos.
• 35:13
  That's ten years ago. OK, 11, whatever.
• 35:16
  OK, 122 when we get to let's say, what is that 2024 range?
• 35:25
  All right, 8700 pesos. That was what 10 years later,
• 35:31
  the price went up by 7000% measured in Argentine pesos and
• 35:37
  I think it went all the way as high as 20,000.
• 35:39
  Somebody could look it up if they like and let us know.
• 35:42
  That's, that's what Woodrow Wilson was talking about there.
• 35:46
  All right, there's the dollar index.
• 35:48
  Guys, this is good news. Could you could you just open
• 35:52
  your mind for one second and come with me on this journey as
• 35:56
  we realize that the DXY, the strong dollar is actually strong
• 36:03
  support for the gold price and the silver price because the
• 36:07
  dollar has been so strong, right?
• 36:10
  Well, that goes back to 1985. That's what 40 years that we've
• 36:15
  had this this dollar DXY index that we could track.
• 36:19
  But guess what, guys, the dollar is, is, is near nose bleed
• 36:23
  historical levels. But, but consider right,
• 36:29
  consider right. You might be wondering, well,
• 36:31
  what does that mean for the price of gold?
• 36:33
  What does that mean for the price of silver?
• 36:35
  It's going to be hard for the DXY index to go much higher,
• 36:38
  right? And, and, and there's lessening
• 36:41
  demand for the dollar in the world.
• 36:44
  But from a historical basis, we're in history right now.
• 36:48
  We have all time highs. Let me tell you something.
• 36:51
  Let me tell you something. If we'd sat down, you and I with
• 36:53
  one of these fancy analysts from Goldman Sachs or what's that
• 36:58
  other company, everybody doesn't like JP Morgan or any of the big
• 37:02
  fancy companies. If we sat down with them ten
• 37:05
  years ago and we told them, well, this is what's going to
• 37:08
  happen to the DXY index in the next 10 years and what do you
• 37:12
  think they would say that we would have gold at like 14112
• 37:16
  hundred $800 per oz. Silver would be at $12.00.
• 37:20
  Guys, this is good news. Hopefully this hopefully this
• 37:24
  computes for you the fact that we've had such strong metals
• 37:28
  prizes over the last year and where we sit right now in the
• 37:33
  face of a strong dollar is a good thing.
• 37:37
  And here's another way to look at it.
• 37:39
  I shoot. Oh man, hold on here.
• 37:43
  Let me fix this for you Stay with me.
• 37:45
  This is critical for you to see, OK?
• 37:47
  That's the dollar index, same time frame all the way back over
• 37:51
  here to 1985. Here's where we are today.
• 37:53
  Here's where we are. I'm going to draw for you the
• 37:57
  period of time when we had a higher DXY index.
• 38:02
  I'm going to do it nice and slow right there.
• 38:04
  So that was, I don't know, a couple years ago, and I looked
• 38:09
  at this earlier right here. OK, that was about two years
• 38:16
  back, around the year 2000. That's the only time the dollar
• 38:19
  index has been higher. And don't forget, the dollar
• 38:22
  index is just that's like comparing a bunch of turds on
• 38:27
  the toilet. I can't say it any other way.
• 38:29
  It's like comparing the worst three worst cars in the world's
• 38:32
  worst used car lot. OK.
• 38:34
  So the fact that we have had a massive, massive rally in the
• 38:39
  metals prices in the face of this strong dollar, right, is
• 38:44
  very good because the path of least, think about it, the
• 38:48
  dollar's hardly ever this high, right?
• 38:51
  So the path of least resistance, it's a comparison between, it's
• 38:55
  not like an index. It's not like the S&P 500
• 38:58
  working just go up and up and up forever.
• 39:00
  No, it's a comparison. It's like a seesaw, OK, when the
• 39:04
  dollar goes up, the euro goes down.
• 39:07
  When the dollar goes down, the euro goes up.
• 39:08
  The dollar can't just keep going up and up and up.
• 39:11
  It's seesaws, the path of least the seesaws pretty up, pretty
• 39:15
  close to the top. Never really been this high,
• 39:18
  only a couple years out of the last 40 years.
• 39:21
  So when the seesaw, seesaw Hee Haw starts going down, right,
• 39:27
  that will be more of a tailwind, that will be wind in the sails
• 39:32
  of that stack of silver that you're looking at right now.
• 39:36
  Maybe you have a stack of gold. Whatever you have, it will be
• 39:40
  wind in the sails. It will be we that that's why we
• 39:44
  here talk about $3000 gold a lot.
• 39:48
  You know, people are saying $3000 gold possibly this year,
• 39:51
  maybe even next year, right, If the dollar starts to head down
• 39:55
  and guys, the world is waking up, right?
• 39:58
  Can you feel it? For cowbell I gotta.
• 40:04
  Go. OK, love you.
• 40:06
  OK, I'll ring the cowbell here in a minute, guys.
• 40:08
  Right. 200 thumbs up. Hey, yeah, I forgot to beg you.
• 40:11
  You need 17 more. Oh, OK, I'm begging.
• 40:15
  Please give this video a thumbs up.
• 40:18
  That helps get the word out to more and more people.
• 40:20
  And when we get the 200 thumbs up, I will ring the cowbell.
• 40:24
  And thank you for the Super chats.
• 40:26
  Of course. Thank you for the silver that
• 40:28
  you guys have sent me. I love when I get an ounce or so
• 40:31
  silver in the mail. It's awesome.
• 40:32
  And what else? You can subscribe that's free.
• 40:37
  I've never charged anything. Oh, Susie.
• 40:40
  All right. Thank you, Susie.
• 40:42
  Hold on a second. Hold on, guys.
• 40:46
  Susie, you want to say hi to everybody real quickly?
• 40:48
  Yeah. Happy.
• 40:48
  Father's Day and. Happy Father's Day.
• 41:06
  That's for you. And you know what?
• 41:07
  I'm gonna ring it one more time. I haven't done this for a long
• 41:10
  time. For our friend Jake, who's also,
• 41:13
  I know a great father and there's a lot of great fathers
• 41:17
  out there. Oh yeah.
• 41:19
  So guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys.
• 41:22
  So here's how the dollar's going to go down.
• 41:24
  I'm going to give you the story. I'm going to make it real simple
• 41:29
  for you to understand. Because when the dollar goes
• 41:33
  down, right, the dollar's already going down in real
• 41:37
  value. But when the dollar goes down in
• 41:39
  nominal value, right, The seesaw that we talked about, party time
• 41:46
  for silver and gold, and here's how it's going to happen.
• 41:48
  It'll be real simple. The world, right?
• 41:52
  The bricks, we'll just use the bricks as an example.
• 41:55
  And the bricks plus, right, half the world's population, 2/3 of
• 41:59
  the world's commerce, all that great stuff they own all the
• 42:02
  world's oil, blah, blah, blah, you know, whatever.
• 42:04
  We've got a lot here, I know, no doubt about it.
• 42:06
  But when they realize, right, and when they, when they pull
• 42:11
  the plug, which they're doing on the dollar, I wanna, I wanna
• 42:15
  remind you of something. Let's go.
• 42:18
  Let's go on a little field trip back here.
• 42:21
  This number, the US national debt number one, it's growing.
• 42:27
  See five, there's another 100,000.
• 42:31
  We got another 100,000 and we got one more 100,000.
• 42:36
  That number is growing, OK, and it's massive.
• 42:40
  So here's the way it works. Got it.
• 42:43
  You got to you got to set that foundation.
• 42:46
  So the US government has to refinance.
• 42:49
  I hear different terms, like 1/3 of that in the next year, two
• 42:52
  years, whatever, $10 trillion, right?
• 42:54
  They got to go out to the market and say, hey, Saudi Arabia, hey
• 42:58
  China, hey, all the different countries of the world.
• 43:03
  Remember, you need to buy our debt because we're the world's
• 43:07
  superpower and you need dollars, right?
• 43:10
  You need dollars to, to shore up your balance sheet.
• 43:14
  And they're saying no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
• 43:18
  no. The, the, the, no matter what
• 43:23
  path you go down, right? So the then, then the government
• 43:26
  says, well, we'll pay you a higher interest rate.
• 43:27
  We'll pay you a higher interest rate.
• 43:28
  Well, that if they, if the government says, if Janet says
• 43:32
  we'll pay a higher interest rate, that higher interest rate
• 43:35
  will crash the banks, OK, That higher interest rate, and we're
• 43:38
  going to talk about that real briefly here.
• 43:40
  Before, before, before, after I talk about this, that higher
• 43:45
  interest rate will crash the banks.
• 43:46
  That higher interest rate will make that debt grow even faster
• 43:51
  and faster, OK. That higher interest rate will
• 43:54
  kill corporate profits 'cause they got a lot of debt.
• 43:57
  That higher interest rate will kill you, right, 'cause on
• 44:01
  average Americans, the consumer has a lot of debt and the
• 44:06
  consumer who's the backbone of the US economy.
• 44:10
  So then what happens? Well, then Jerome, this guy, hi.
• 44:15
  Jerome says don't worry, don't worry, I'll buy the debt.
• 44:20
  I'll just print some money out of nothing.
• 44:22
  Has he done that in the past? Heck, yes.
• 44:24
  When they start printing, right? That's when the value of the
• 44:29
  dollar, that's when the seesaw starts to go down.
• 44:32
  That's when more people wake up to the fact that we are in a
• 44:36
  debt spiral. There's no way around it.
• 44:39
  I don't like it. You didn't do it.
• 44:41
  I didn't do it. But it's a scary situation.
• 44:43
  It's a very, very, very scary situation.
• 44:47
  And if they try to lower, you know, are they going to lower
• 44:49
  rates? Yeah.
• 44:50
  If they lower rates, sure. Lower interest rates, Nobody's
• 44:53
  going to buy the debt. Nobody's going to want it,
• 44:55
  Right. And the, and the government has
• 44:57
  to sell so much debt again, right?
• 45:00
  And if they lower interest rates, that's going to ignite
• 45:03
  inflation. It's, there's no, there's no
• 45:05
  other way around it, OK. The BRICS countries, they don't
• 45:09
  want the dollars. And I think a lot of us can
• 45:13
  understand why they necessarily are, are, are moving away from
• 45:16
  the dollar, right? But Remember, Remember, this is
• 45:20
  key. They want each other's
• 45:22
  currencies even less, right? They trust.
• 45:25
  They trust the dollar more than they trust anything.
• 45:28
  But they don't trust the dollar. What do they trust?
• 45:30
  What's worked? Oh, here, let's go to this guy.
• 45:33
  Let's just let's just hold on here.
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  So what do they trust? Who should we listen to?
• 45:39
  Where is he? Hold on.
• 45:41
  I think I got him. There he is.
• 45:44
  Here. Him.
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  Remember him? Alan Greenspan.
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  OK, he says in the absence of the gold standard, there's no
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  way to prevent confiscation of savings through inflation.
• 45:59
  Wrong. Frank's file, here it is.
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  This is what I'm talking about, 'cause they don't trust each
• 46:04
  other's currencies, he says. Yet gold has a special, has
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  special properties that no other currency with the possible
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  exception of silver can claim for more than two millennia, and
• 46:19
  I believe a millennia is 1000 years.
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  Gold has had virtually unquestioned acceptance as
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  payment. It has never required the credit
• 46:29
  guarantee of a third party. So there you have it.
• 46:34
  That's the future, right? That's the future for gold.
• 46:38
  Maybe, you know, some people like to say crypto, whatever.
• 46:41
  Well, you know, I think I'll side with Alan Greenspan.
• 46:44
  Hey guys, thanks for being here. Thanks for being part of the
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  basement. Happy Father's Day.
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  Thank you for the Super chats. Thank you for the support and
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  love, and I'll see you soon. Have a great day.