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🛑 STOP 🛑 Dollar Crisis Does THIS to SILVER Price... (and GOLD Price) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Absolute stunning action in the silver market.
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We'll talk about gold as well. We'll talk about not $435
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silver, we'll talk about $436 silver.
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Big update in that regard as well.
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Also, the dollar will face a major crisis.
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We'll cover that later in the video.
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What will happen to silver and gold when we hit a dollar
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crisis? And we'll talk about three key
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factors influencing that. But crazy action overnight in
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the silver market. I'm sure you noticed it just as
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I did. What do you think is going on?
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Why is gold just barely up or barely down right now, but the
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silver price taking off? The reason is something that I
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just learned yesterday and I'm going to share with you in just
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a few moments. But let's run out and take a
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quick look at the gold and silver price because this
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morning we got major news, the big news story coming out,
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retail sales numbers. We also got employment data.
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Let's run out the channel sponsor pin backs and see what
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kind of update we get on the silver and gold price.
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OK, so we got gold basically even $2450 per oz.
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Let that sink in for a second. I need say no more to you.
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Silver $28.26 up almost $0.70 per oz.
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Why is silver up over 2% while the gold price is down?
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Well, I want to give credit where credit is due and tell you
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where I heard this reason from. OK, it's a guy named Phil at
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Blue Line Futures. Phil Streibel, I believe his
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last name is. He puts out a update video every
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morning. Very smart guy.
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He's pointed out for the last few days that the silver price
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has been very closely. Have you noticed this closely
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following the copper price? We always think of gold as the
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granddaddy. And I believe right from a
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monetary perspective, gold is the granddaddy.
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But lately silver has been, let's say, being more impacted
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by its industrial side. So it's been following the
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copper price. I'll show you today.
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Here's great proof to you that this is going on.
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We'll go out to a website called CEO dot CAI, go there quite a
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bit to follow mining stocks, but it's a good place to get a
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snapshot on what's going on in the market.
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So as you can see here, they've got gold, basically even silver
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up 3%. Let me update this.
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OK, silver up 3.4%, copper up 2.4%.
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So guys, we need to stay abreast of this developing situation.
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Those of us who follow silver so closely, silver has has lately
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been following the copper price more so than it has been
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following the gold price. Sure, gold is still the
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granddaddy of all the precious metals, we won't argue that.
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But we know that silver has been following the copper price and
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it's something that we want to stay on top of.
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Retail sales came out this morning.
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You probably saw the big headlines here.
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Let's go. Let's go take a look at what
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they're saying. Retail sales soar past Wall
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Street estimates in July. Oh my gosh, Wait till we tear
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this one apart, guys. Retail sales surpassed Wall
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Street's estimates in July, helping ease concerns of a
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significant slowdown in the US economy.
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We're going to cover more of this, but first I got I have to
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say something. Thank you for being here.
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super chats. Now, what's going on with retail
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sales? They smashed estimates.
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Things are great in the economy. Haven't you noticed, right?
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Things are so wonderful out there.
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So let's talk about a couple interesting things that they're
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not. I don't, I don't think I see
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only but one. OK here.
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July, July sales excluding auto and gas rose .4% above the
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estimates of .2%. Hold on here.
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Let's go back up. Here we go.
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This is the interesting part. Retail sales rose 1% in July.
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Economist had expected only a .4% increase, according to
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Bloomberg. Meanwhile, retail sales in June
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were revised lower. So we've got these great guys,
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we're going to tear them apart, OK.
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This is from the Census Bureau, by the way.
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I thought they counted people, not retail sales, but
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nonetheless, this major market, moving news, retail sales, the
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US economy, We know it's by dynamics, it's working, ha ha,
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what a joke. Let's tear this apart #1 they
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have revised downward 8 of the last 12 months retail sales
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number. So very likely this number they
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reported is overestimated. OK #2 everybody's buying with
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their credit cards. We know we have record high
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credit card debt right now in this country.
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What is that telling us? Right.
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That's telling us, sure, people are buying stuff, but they're
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doing it on credit and paying astronomically high interest
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rates. What else do we know?
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People are draining money out of their four O1 KS, right?
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People are taking money out of their IR as people are taking
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out home equity loans, right? So this retail sales number,
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sure, it's great. Sure, sure, sure.
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But the real icing on the cake is this guys and this is what
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that nobody really talks about, but something that I think is
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critical as we look at retail sales.
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OK, and here we go. I went into Google and asked a
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simple question. Are retail sales reported as
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nominal or inflation adjusted? You probably can't see the
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adjusted there at the top of the screen.
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And the answer is this, these figures are seasonally adjusted,
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but not adjusted for inflation. So what does that tell us?
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That tells us that a lot of the retail sales quote UN quote
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increases could be accounted for just with inflation alone.
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We know that inflation right is that is, is a is still going at
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2.9% on an annualized basis. So when they when they announce
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these great retail sales numbers, they aren't accounting
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for the fact that a lot of that increase can be accounted for,
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can be explained by increase in in prices inflation, OK.
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So when they talk about how great everything is out there,
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how wonderful the economy is doing, and then use that to beat
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down, we've got to look. I mean, I heard a couple people
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say the retail sales numbers are the biggest joke ever, but we'll
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play their game, all right? We'll play their game, but we
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know the long game, and that is Crisis for the dollar.
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We're going to talk more about that later.
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Remember, every Fiat currency that's ever been created, and
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there's a long list that I'm going to show you later.
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A long, long list has always gone broke.
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You know, also later I'm going to address a couple viewer
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comments from yesterday's live stream.
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It's important. I want you guys to know that I
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read your comments, your thoughts matter, OK?
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And I'm going to pull up one or two comments from yesterday's
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live stream. They kind of questioned some of
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the things I said and give you a little more explanation.
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You don't always have to agree with me.
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You right, are just as smart as I am, just as smart as anybody.
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You develop your own opinions, but please share them with us.
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We do want to hear from you. OK, All right, let's talk about
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my my click bait. Was it click bait or was it not
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click bait? Right, $435 silver.
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I put in the thumbnail the the little brochure for this video.
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Where did that come from? Guys?
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Every time we check, it gets worse and worse.
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Let's go out and look at this figure that we've all been
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following very closely. We're out here at the US debt
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clock. It is going up and up the dollar
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to silver ratio. We've been looking at it almost
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every day and the reason why is because almost every day this
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number, the dollar to silver ratio right now continues to
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skyrocket. It was just months ago that this
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number was at 0. And you remember we everyone was
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up in arms. Why is the dollar silver to.
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It measures the increase in the US into money supply, the amount
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of money that's out in the economy.
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So when they're creating more money, creating more dollars,
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paper dollars, electronic dollars, whatever the M2 money
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supply goes up. This number measures for each
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one ounce, just one ounce of silver that's created every
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year. Mind how many dollars are
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created and it continues to go up.
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When I made the thumbnail for this video last night, it was at
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4:35. This morning, it's at 436, OK.
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So we are in a difficult, very difficult situation in this
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country, OK? And the world financially, the
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dollar, the Fiat systems will eventually run into very
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difficult at times. That is undeniable.
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It's mathematically impossible. And when that happens, the value
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of things like silver and gold will go up.
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But we're in this horrific financial situation in the
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United States. Excuse me, but wait, there is
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more. It's not just the United States,
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it's the entire world, right? We know the entire world has
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over $330 trillion in debt, OK? But at the same time, we are in
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a very contentious, a very difficult, a very volatile
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geopolitical environment in the world.
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OK, So as we're in this situation, what makes it, what
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makes it seem like we could be headed for financial monetary,
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right? There's no money left.
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There's no money left, guys. Right now, no governments have
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any money. There's no money left to fight a
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financial crisis. And there's no money left to
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fight these major world conflicts that are breaking out.
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The only place that they can find money is by printing it.
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Does that Does that make sense? The only place that the money
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can come from is by devaluing the Fiat currencies of the
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world. OK.
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They're going to have to print money.
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They're going to have to print it on paper.
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They're going to have to print it electronically.
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There's not enough of this to go around.
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OK, So while we're facing this very difficult situation, right?
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We don't have money to fight a financial crisis.
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We don't have money to fight the major world wars.
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And at the same time, at the same time, right, we don't have
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money in the United States to fund our government, right?
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Look at this. Let's go back to the debt clock
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for a second. This is astounding.
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If we go over to the other side of the debt clock, you know, 35
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trillion in national debt, but go down a little bit here to the
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lower right, the US federal budget deficit official almost
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$1.9 trillion. OK, That's not the federal
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government's budget. That's the amount of money that
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they're spending above and beyond what they bring in,
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right? If you look at the middle upper
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box, it says, OK, the difference between the total amount spent
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by Congress and the revenue received by the Internal Revenue
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Service. So our Congress is spending $1.9
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trillion more than they're bringing in.
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So while we're in this situation right now, right where things
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have been quote, UN quote, good in the world, right?
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Listen to Janet Yellen, listen to Jerome Power having a soft
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landing. Oh, really?
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Really. So things are so great out
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there. We don't have money to fight
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when things aren't great. If things are great, that means
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things at other times can be not so great.
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Well, when I'll, I'll pose the question, what are we going to
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do when things aren't so great, right?
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We don't have the money right now and things are great.
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What about when things aren't so great?
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What if the geopolitical conflicts in the world become
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get worse, right? And what if our government, the
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money is not there? The only way to fund all of
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this, there's only one answer for them, the only solution,
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right? It'd be like if you were having
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a party, like a wedding reception at your house or an
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engagement party for one of your children or whatever.
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A graduation, a birthday party for your dad.
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What? I don't know.
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I don't care. You're having a party, right?
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And you buy 4 bottles of Jim Beam whiskey because you've your
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family's heavy drinkers, right? And they got 4 bottles.
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That'll be enough. But then twice as many people
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show up, right? You need twice as much Jim Beam,
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but you don't have any money. You don't have anything real to
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go buy anymore whiskey. So what do you do?
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You pour it all into a great big jug, right?
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And you double the amount of it by adding water.
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You dilute it. And that's the only solution
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they're going to have with the US dollar.
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And that will, that will absolutely increase the value of
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silver, the value of gold, OK? There's no other way around it.
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Let's go take a look at our viewer comment.
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OK, let's, let's, let's let's shift gears here and talk about
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you for a second. I thought this was a good one.
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It was a good question. And it's not anything
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flattering. It says, Rod, about when do
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quote UN quote, the hens come home to roost?
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When, when does all of what you mentioned quote, UN quote,
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impact silver and really take off?
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Silver's always suppressed. These fraudsters keep
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suppressing it. So, you know, look, I've never
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raised a chicken. I don't know when the hens come
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home to roost. But I do know this, this is what
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I thought of when I, when I heard this comment.
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We know the environment that we're in right now.
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We know the factors like we just talked about, right?
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There's no money left, huh? They spent all the money.
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Grandpa spent all the money. We know that it's coming.
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OK. It's kind of like there's a
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couple, couple analogies. I'll use two separate analogies
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to explain to you. Robert Korff.
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And thank you for the comment, by the way, stimulating thought
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right here. I'll show you one analogy about
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when the hens will come home to roost.
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And this one, I want to give credit to our friend Andy
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Schechtman. Where is it?
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Here it is, Andy. Andy likes to say it's like
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this. Like this game right here.
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Jenga, have you ever played this right?
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You build this wooden tower and then you pull out piece by piece
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by piece. The tower gets wobbly, and then
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all of a sudden it falls over. OK, I'm not saying we're right
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at this point yet, but we're certainly maybe getting close to
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this point right here where we pulled out piece after piece and
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the and everything still looks good at the tower, still strong
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tower still standing up. But each piece that comes out
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makes it closer and closer to a time when we could have a
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crisis, right? And that's what we're talking
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about a monetary crisis. Maybe I'm wrong.
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Don't make any financial decisions based on anything I'm
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saying, but but eventually it certainly could happen.
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The other analogy that I thought of with with this, with this
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kind of impending feeling that a lot of us have about what could
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happen in the economy, what could happen possibly in the
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monetary system. It'd be like if you had a little
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house with a great big tree next to it, and that great big tree
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had a great big limb that went over your house.
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And that great big limb had died about four years ago.
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So you've got this massive dead tree limb hanging over your
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house. Eventually, you know it's
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extremely likely that it's going to break, right?
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But you don't know exactly when. Maybe it takes a storm.
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Maybe just one day out of the blue it breaks and it falls.
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OK, let's go. OK, now do you want some
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examples? You want some proof that these
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Fiat currencies really do fail? This is interesting.
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There's a link to that in the description of this video.
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Here's a chart of 152 paper currencies that have all
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collapsed. I'm going to click on this and
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hopefully there we go. No, there we are.
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OK, well hold on here guys, see if I can make this a little
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bigger for us. There we are.
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This is working. OK Chart of 152 paper currencies
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that have all collapsed. You want me to read everyone?
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Let's just pick out and and then the blue line is the number of
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years, the lifespan, OK, The average lifespan of these
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currencies, 25 years, the median life lifespan, seven years, OK
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1985 Peru, their soul went down. 1911 Portugal. 1962 Bolivia.
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2002 Portuguese. Portuguese equato. 1947 the
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Romanian silver Lew OK. 2002 Afghanistan. 1952 Bulgaria. 1970
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Argentina. Paper peso.
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We're going to look we're going to look at an update on the art
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on on the silver price in Argentine pesos in just one
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second. 1822 Brazil, Germany. Mongol, Iceland, Argentina.
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That's a recurring name. Finland. 1962 Brazil, Poland,
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let's see here. Mongol brother Mongols had some
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problems. Silver gourd and the Bolivian
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pay. I mean, look at this list, guys.
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It just goes on and on and on and on and on and we know, Oh my
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gosh, look at these. Some of these didn't last long
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at all. Four years.
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Angola the Russian ruble in 1990 two 1995 Georgia look at this
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list. Some of these were hardly around
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Hungary 19461993 the Yugoslav The point here is that every
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Fiat paper currency and I know you know people have have just
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piles and piles of currency. Lynette Zhang has like just the
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piles of all these paper currencies that have that have
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that have not survive. Will the dollar meet the same
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fate? I'm not saying the dollar is
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going to collapse. The dollar is going to go away.
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The dollar will absolutely, though maybe not collapse.
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But what about crisis? I think that's what we really
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need to hone in on. Will the dollar have a crisis?
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And let's look no further than our friends in Argentina to see
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what happens to something like the silver price.
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You've seen this chart from me many times, but I have an update
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for it. This is a 10 year.
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If you look at the top silver price in Argentine pesos 2014 to
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end of 2013, it was about 1/22 OK.
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By 10 years later it was at 8700, a 7000% increase.
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OK, so in 10 years it went from one it'd be like silver and and
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going from 120 two US dollars to 8700 U.S. dollars.
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But wait, it gets even crazier when we look at this updated
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chart, OK, the 10 year price, 10 year silver price history in
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Argentine pesos per oz OK. And so we see that yeah, sure,
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it was there, but it even took off more just in the last six
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months gone as high as 28,800, almost 29,000.
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Remember, guys, that would be like 11 years ago, it was at 100
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basically and it would then went to 29,000.
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Think about that in terms of another Fiat currency, the US
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dollar. Again, that'd be like silver
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going from $100 to $29,000. So does this happen?
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Has it happened? Absolutely.
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Isn't that proof positive that it's happening and people call
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into question like, oh, why do you think we could get the
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$600.00 silver, the $435 silver example that we just talked
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about? Let's go back to that quickly on
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the US debt clock, OK? That's like that's like a rate,
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a ratio, OK? That doesn't mean that that that
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we think Oh yeah, gold, a silver should be $436 per oz right now.
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No, but what that shows and as it is growing, it shows us that
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money printing is expanding and going higher and higher.
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The other factor in this ratio would be that the that the
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amount of silver being produced is going down.
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But that's not playing as much of a factor in this, OK, Because
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silver, while it's, while silver production is indeed decreasing,
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it's the increase in money supply, the increase in money
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printing creation that is having more of an impact on that, that
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we're having for each one ounce of silver being mined, 436
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dollars of, of, of gold. OK, OK.
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Yesterday, yesterday, my dad came over, he's 84 years old.
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And I turned on Fox News. We were eating lunch, watched
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Fox News for about 15 minutes. Guys, these gold scams that are
26:23
out there or gold bad deals, they are astounding.
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During 15 minutes, I saw three separate commercials from these
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gold IRA companies with celebrity endorsers #1 They're
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paying a lot of money to advertise on Fox News #2 They're
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paying these endorsers a lot of money to represent their company
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#3 Two of the three of these companies that want to send you
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these big fancy glossy reports also had big things up on the
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screen saying that you could also get not 10,000.
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They've upped the ante 15,000 up to $15,000 in free gold, quote
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UN quote, free gold and silver. I mean, it's just absolutely
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crazy. I implore you if just one of
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you, if this, if this helps just one of you, it's worth me taking
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this time to tell you, please be very careful when converting an
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IRA into precious metals. OK?
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I won't give you the spiel again, but I will give you the
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spiel at minimum, at least talk to somebody like the guys at
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Pmbek's, you know, talk to talk to another trusted source.
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There's other trusted companies out there.
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It's not all the companies, but the ones that spend all the
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money. I'm telling you, there's no such
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thing as $15,000 in free gold or silver.
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That's just the way it is, OK. And you know what, as we, as we
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look at what's going on right now, as we look at the fact that
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there's no way for the United States to avoid a currency, a
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dollar crisis, they're, they're really just mathematically is no
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way. And as we face that, right, as
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we're in that situation right now, we're facing right what,
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what are we going to do if there's a financial crisis?
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What are we going to do if there's an escalation in
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geopolitical turmoil, right, in the Middle East, in Asia, in in
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Europe, in with, with Ukraine, What are we going to do?
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How is the government under the best of circumstances, going to
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continue to spend, right? All this like 2 trillion,
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basically more they're spending than they're bringing in.
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It doesn't add up. At the end of the day, nature,
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the free market forces will take over.
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Are we seeing that right now when we look at gold and silver?
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Are free market forces taking over?
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Is the world naturally right, Moving back towards more, back
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towards the gold standard and the silver standard?
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I firmly believe that we never went off really truly went off
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the gold standard. We never truly went off the
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silver standard. It never completely went away.
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It got kind of pushed off into the corner and there was a lot
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of effort put into diminishing is the United States was was the
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world power, the world hegemony during that period.
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There's a lot of effort put into kind of diminishing the
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importance of silver and gold, but is that power wearing then
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now? Is the world right through what
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the BRICS countries are doing? What do you think's going to
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happen in October of 2022 at the BRICS meeting?
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We know what's going to happen. We know what they've talked
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about. We know that the prospect of
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this, of this new trade settlement currency called the
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unit which which is being proposed to be backed 40% by
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gold. We know what the world central
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banks are doing with gold. What is it all telling us?
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Look, I, I, I, I, I will argue with anyone that the world never
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really went off the gold standard, never really went off
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the silver standard. I think we have some bright days
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ahead for us. Let's run out and check the the
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silver price and gold price. Let's see how it's doing.
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Look, we never know. This is not updated.
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Who knows where this could go? OK, so gold's about even.
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Silver's still up $0.60. Don't forget, guys, silver as of
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late as a little love affair with copper.
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You know, where's my chart? Darn it, I had a chart that I I
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used to share with you guys. It's been a while.
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Here it is right here. Oh, this is this explains silver
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and one easy chart. Let me pull this up for you.
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I think I have it somewhere, but I made that all about six weeks
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ago. There's silver in the middle,
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right? It's kind of it had it has 1/2
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brother called gold and 1/2 brother called copper.
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OK, Gold is silver shares that monetary relationship with it.
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OK, copper, it shares the industrial relationship lately,
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especially lately the, the, the industrial relationship with
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copper has been more dominant in terms of setting the price for
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silver. The silver price has been much
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related or Co related. It's the fancy way to say that
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to the copper price. So we're going to keep an eye on
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what's going on, the fundamentals, right And copper's
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it did done very well. This was maybe 8 weeks ago.
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Remember, copper had gone to I think what $5 a pound it was
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gold's at an all time high and we know what's happening with
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copper and where they're projecting copper to go.
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