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🚨 SILVER ALERT! - You Can EXPECT This! 🦍🦍 (Gold Price and Precious Metals NEWS Update) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  Today's a historic day in the world of gold and silver.
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  Most of us don't like how it feels, but we need to take a big
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  deep breath because I believe everything is just fine.
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  This is actually to be expected. We're going to talk about the
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  three reasons why we're having this really historic volatility
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  in the gold and silver price. And I'll share with you why I
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  believe we are still in for a continued historic rally when it
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  comes to the precious metals. So thank you for joining me
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  today. We'll be here in the good times.
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  We'll be here on the days where there's a little bit, or in
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  today's case, a lot of red on the screen.
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  We said this for years together, guys, we would navigate the
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  choppy waters of precious metals.
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  So please subscribe to the channel, give the video a thumbs
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  up. Super chats never expected,
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  always super appreciated. What really matters is that
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  you're here, that we believe in gold and silver and that we can
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  navigate this together. So there's three big reasons why
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  this occurred. Let's start with number one.
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  It was our good, not a political statement, but it was Donald
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  Trump's. I believe it was in the middle
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  of the night, excuse me here, announcement that we have a new
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  Federal Reserve or he is a nominee for the Federal Reserve.
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  Kevin Wash That was a a surprise to the market because he's
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  viewed as being someone a little more conservative when it comes
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  to monetary policy. And every we talked about this
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  yesterday. Trump is saying he wants 1%
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  rates. the Fed has been resisting on that.
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  Everyone thought that he would nominate someone who would be
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  very dovish. And this guy still may be
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  dovish. I'm sure they're having private
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  discussions amongst President Trump and and Mr. Wash himself.
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  But there's something very interesting.
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  We aren't, we don't pay as much attention to the Fed anymore
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  anyway. And that'll feed into something
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  we're going to talk about a little bit later about why we
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  can remain so optimistic about gold and silver.
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  Trust me, guys, just my opinion. I'm not a financial advisor.
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  Like I always say, these things are volatile.
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  Please be responsible. But I believe, and it's my
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  basement, it's our basement, I believe that we're going to be
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  just fine. But there's something very, very
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  interesting about this Wash guy that I'm not hearing anybody
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  else talk about, right? We like to analyze things a
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  little bit deeper down here in the basement.
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  If you dig into his history, he was at the Fed already, and he
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  was known as somebody who came in right after the great
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  financial crisis. And he was instrumental in
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  developing like, remember the TARP program that I forget what
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  it stood for, but it was one of the bailout programs that
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  occurred after the great financial crisis.
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  So if we put two and two together, if we connect some
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  dots, but why do you think President Trump is putting
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  somebody in the Fed who's recognized and has extensive
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  experience in dealing with crisis situations, right?
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  We know things are in a state right now like never ever
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  before. OK, the second reason why, gosh,
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  I hate take triple your blood pressure medicine this morning
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  with me because I hate to have to look at this, but we're going
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  to do it. Guys, close your eyes.
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  If you do not want to look at the at the precious metals
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  charts, let's go out here to silver or we'll go out to CNBC.
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  First, let's just look at the general markets and what we're
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  seeing is wow, the Dow is down 500 points, the S&P down 50,
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  NASDAQ. So everything is red today, but
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  let's go to silver and take a look at what's happening there.
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  Because it is not perty down $22.19.
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  I thought there were circuit Breakers.
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  They only put the circuit Breakers on when the price is
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  going up apparently. But down $22.00, down 19%.
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  No doubt. Absolutely painful.
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  But here's the other reason why this has happened.
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  We talk about it all the time when we look at a one year chart
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  of silver, right? It was a nice steady growth.
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  We started accelerating and then right about here, we really did
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  shoot up, right? We had a pretty rapid ascent in
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  the price and we talked about this many, many times, OK, So
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  this, I'd say this period up to about where we are right now,
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  right around the $92.00, there was some consolidation that went
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  on and then we really, really shot up.
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  Let's look at a shorter term chart.
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  I think it'll be a little more clear.
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  Oh no, a longer term chart. Let's go all the way out to five
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  years. Yeah, see on the five year
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  chart. Man, this this last.
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  Let me let me get the the crayons out.
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  This last little period right here really was a spike up
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  right? Like a bit of a mania.
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  OK, let's be real about things and what like we said every time
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  a spike in the price, like we showed right there, that's what
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  happened back in 1980, That's what happened back in 2011.
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  That's what when it happens in anything, any a stock, a
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  commodity, real estate, when there's a sudden spike up, you
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  know, it's very hard to time it right.
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  Like I'm sure, yeah, we wish we all gotten rid of silver up at
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  that point or mining stocks. But whenever there's a spike up
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  like that, you get rid of that, there's always a spike down, OK?
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  So that's what's happening. Look, the reality is this
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  volatility, especially with silver is part of the game,
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  right? They call it the widow maker in
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  the past. And we talked and we also talked
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  about this many, many times, right, that if we could
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  consolidate, we were hoping we would consolidate above 100.
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  We talked about the odds of that maybe being 15 or 20% if we
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  consolidate with the silver price, OK.
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  And I'm going to tell you something very powerful here in
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  a second. But if we can consolidate now in
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  the 90 range, in the 80 range, and don't get mad at me, but
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  even in the $70 per oz range, we build a base of strong of, of,
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  of strong handed holders of silver.
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  And we got to look at the big picture, OK, from 2
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  perspectives, 2 perspectives #1 we're going to go back to this
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  chart, guys. And look, I know today is no
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  fun. However, this that's a five year
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  chart. I'm going to pull up a one year
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  chart of silver. If we go back, oh here I'm going
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  to get that off so we can see what the price was.
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  We'll go back one year ago today, on January 30th of 2025,
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  we had a silver price of $32 per oz, $32.
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  We are almost three times higher today, OK, So we have to keep
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  that in perspective. You know in one year ago if I
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  told you that we would have taken the blind, we got to talk
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  about Smitty, the silver Bear, if one.
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  Let me look you in the eye. If one year ago today, January
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  30th, 2025, we sat down here in the basement with $32 silver and
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  I had a crystal ball which back then I told you I didn't.
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  I mean, and I told you that we today, one year later today
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  right now is we're together would have $90.00 silver.
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  We would be jumping for joy, OK. And the opportunity that we
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  would be talking about consolidating possibly around
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  $90.00 or $80. Even if I told us, look, if we
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  told each other a year ago today that in 2026 that we could be in
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  a situation where silver could consolidate above $50, we'd be
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  jumping for joy, OK? We would be it, it, it would
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  have been, we would have called into the the January 30th
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  holiday, darn it. OK.
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  But there's another big reason I'm going to share that with you
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  next. But I do want to point out right
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  there, Smitty, you guys know him, right?
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  The blindfolded silver bear, he's getting nervous.
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  We got to help him out, right? His blindfold came off at $85
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  silver. He doesn't want that thing to go
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  back on and we don't want to put it back on.
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  So let's go for that consolidation.
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  But the other big, big factor, nothing has changed.
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  Nothing about silver or gold. We're not.
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  I'm not talking about gold enough today.
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  But nothing has changed, right? The world hasn't suddenly
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  decided to trust each other. Today, nobody announced that
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  they discovered, you know, 6 billion ounces of silver in a
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  giant box buried in the middle of Wyoming or, or some other,
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  you know, Warsaw, Poland, whatever.
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  You know what I'm saying? Nothing has changed.
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  The world did not stop consuming more silver today, right then
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  it's producing. We got this huge silver deficit.
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  The silver mining sector suddenly didn't start producing
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  more silver. We know that's going to take.
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  Phil Phillips Baker from Hecla Mining just told us the earliest
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  that we could see an increase in silver production from miners
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  and it's not going to be huge, would be 20-30, right?
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  the United States. Let's go check.
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  Oh my gosh. Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait.
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  Maybe our government paid off our national debt.
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  Maybe that's what happened. Let's go take a look and see
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  what what's going on there. Real quickly.
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  We're going to go out to the US debt clock and make sure we got
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  you on the right screen, which we don't now You are on the
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  right screen. Oh, no, here we are. the US debt
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  clock. OK, the US national debt is
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  still 38 trillion, 673 billion. We go over here, right?
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  That's making us. I'm going to draw an arrow here
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  with blue or turquoise, whatever color that is down to our
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  interest on our national debt of almost $1 trillion.
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  Oh, and by the way, we're still running a deficit.
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  Hold on, hold on of $1.7 trillion, OK, right.
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  Cuz that's what the interest feeds into.
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  And that deficit will continue to make our national debt get
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  bigger. Get ready for the spiral because
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  all that feeds into each other and creates this debt spiral.
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  So when we're having days like today, absolute insanity.
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  I just got a couple more things I want to share with you, right.
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  We're going to look at this is unbelievable what is happening
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  in the gold and silver market right now, literally
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  unprecedented in the history of the world.
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  We're going to talk about that next.
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  VIPRB. By the way, thank you for being
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  here in the basement on what really is right.
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  A challenging day for all of us in the precious metals sector.
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  But this is normal. This is is par for the course.
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  Remember, extreme moves are accompanied by extreme
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  volatility and this is historic. Let's go take a look look at
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  some data that really is just at and this is as of yesterday.
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  This is insane from Kobesi, right?
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  Highly respected financial news outlet Gold just posted its
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  largest daily swing in market cap in history, $5.5 trillion
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  with But wait, there's more. OK guys between 9:30 AM and
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  10:10 AM yesterday gold lost 3 trillion in market cap, about
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  almost 60 billion per minute. And then between 10:25 and 4:00
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  PM it it added back 2.3 trillion.
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  That alone is over three times. Oh shoot, I'm frozen.
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  I am frozen. I wonder if they can if let me
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  know if people can see me and OK, am I unfrozen?
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  Hold on a minute, guys. Hold on one second.
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  We're on some tech issues. They're trying to shut us down.
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  Susie, ask in the chat if. Oh, there I am.
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  I'm back. OK, I'm back.
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  I'm OK. I don't know if you guys could
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  hear me or not, but basically gold yesterday was historic.
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  The amount of gold that traded like from a dollar perspective,
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  it was three times the total market cap of Bitcoin and that
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  was before what's happened here in the last about 16 hours.
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  These are historic times. Historic big moves in anything
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  are are accompanied by historic volatility.
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  OK. I remain optimistic about what's
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  going on. This is interesting.
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  And again, this was as of yesterday.
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  Talk about do you think maybe the price is being manipulated?
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  I don't know. Let's go take a look at this
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  little bit of data that came out from TF Metals report and
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  they're telling us. You might be sure to note that
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  nearly all of the selling this week in silver, and again, this
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  was as of yesterday, has occurred during U.S. market
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  hours. Oh, think about that.
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  Isn't that coincidental? All the selling that occurred
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  this week? I wonder about today.
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  I don't even want, I don't even want to want to know what the
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  what the what the CME, how much paper silver.
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  I bet they've traded. I bet they're going to have
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  traded 4 times the, the, the, the annual output of silver in
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  one day in the paper market on the COMEX.
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  I bet they're, I bet they're going to have three, maybe five
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  times, right, Possibly as high as 4 billion paper oz.
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  I digress. What TF Metals is telling us and
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  showing us in this chart is that all the selling this week, and
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  this was before what we're experiencing right now has
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  occurred during U.S. market hours.
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  Sure. I'm sure it's just coincidental,
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  right? The US sells, dumps, digital
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  derivatives, OK, a fantasy island, silver, whatever you
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  want to call it, and paper promises, while the rest of the
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  world buys accumulated physical metal.
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  And there's the chart in full screen.
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  The blue circles show the US market hours.
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  And as we can see here pretty darn clearly, right down, down,
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  down, down. And that's before today, which
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  is like down off the damn screen.
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  And yeah, that's OK to be mad about it, you know?
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  All right, let's go out to China.
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  Let's go out to China and see what's happening there.
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  This was as of the close of the Chinese market this morning.
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  OK, OK, thank you. Upstairs, Susie says there's a
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  question. It says a lot of old gold and
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  silver miner stocks hit their daily limit down in China, so
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  they had a down day in their market.
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  News from major Chinese banks accumulated gold withdrawals and
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  available for sale. Gold bar vaults have been reset
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  to 0. No gold for you.
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  OK, a one month advance booking is now required and no, no
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  guarantee of a specific delivery time.
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  But look at these prices still that we had in China from our
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  friend, right? Hey, you know what, let's go to
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  China and check out the silver price because on uh oh, I don't
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  know what happened there. Hold on, let's go back and try
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  that again, OK, Because on the Shanghai Gold Exchange, again,
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  they do things a little different over there on the
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  Shanghai Gold Exchange, it's a physical market and there's AG,
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  the periodic element symbol for silver, and there's the SGE, the
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  physical silver market in China. Oh, and it closed at 123.
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  OK, almost almost $30 higher than where we closed in the US.
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  Let's go out and see this question.
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  Somebody in the audience has a question and let me check in
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  with upstairs Susie to see if she knows what the question is.
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  Susie, do you know what the question is?
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  Over. I mean, I can read it to you or
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  if you want to put it on your phone.
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  No, I can't see it, honey. I can't go through all the
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  comments and find it. You need to read it to me,
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  please. Oh, OK.
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  I'm sorry. OK.
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  Hold on, guys. I work.
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  Yeah. We, we, Susie and I, we text.
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  We use walkie talkies. We do it all.
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  She tells me there's a question. Hold on here.
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  That she texted to me. The suspense.
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  The suspense from from paradocracy.
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  At no time in history has a marked decline in the in the Dow
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  Jones industrial average to gold ratio reverse course without the
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  American economy first entering an official recession.
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  Any thoughts? At no time in history has the
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  marked decline in the Dow Jones to gold ratio reversed course.
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  Very interesting. OK, So what they're saying is
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  Mark decline and the Dow Jones to gold ratio.
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  Yeah, that's in it. That's a very thanks.
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  Paradocracy. Yeah, there's, that's a very
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  interesting point that because where we are right now with that
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  ratio is, is a, is, is showing us, right, basically what he's
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  saying that we could be heading into a recession.
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  Look, let's talk about that and thank you for that question.
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  And, and, and I'll do some more analysis on that.
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  But let's, let's talk about the prospects of a recession, right?
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  Of them actually admitting we have a recession.
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  If we go into a recession, that will prompt one thing and that
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  will be money printing. OK, Let's take again a look at
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  the big picture of what we have going on with the leadership of
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  our country right now. Donald Trump, not, I'm not
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  making a political statement, but he's all about racking up
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  debt, not just when he was U.S. President, but before that, when
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  he ran businesses. He's even claimed bankruptcy a
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  few times, OK, if we had. And he's talked about he wants
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  1% interest rates. OK, he's made that very clear.
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  What are we at now, 3 1/2%? If we head into a recession,
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  there will be no option but for the Federal Reserve, I don't
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  care if it's Jerome Powell or this new guy, Mr. Wishy, Wash,
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  wash, wash in in control. They are going to print money.
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  It's the only thing that they have.
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  It's the only tool that they have left in their toolbox.
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  Unfortunately, because of the US debt clock that we looked at
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  earlier, right, the tool is losing.
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  It worked great. And in 2008, it worked great
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  when the tech bubble. It worked great during COVID-19,
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  but it lost its potency little by little.
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  This is a very powerful cop. That's called kicking the can
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  down the road. And that's what the the Fed has
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  done. That's what our government is
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  done now for decades. First, right, You know, let's,
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  let's, I don't know, let's start with the 2000 tech bubble.
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  They, they, they kicked that can down the road.
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  They didn't really address the underlying issues.
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  Then with the great financial crisis, right?
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  The can went from being a little tin can to being like a coffee
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  can. They were able to kick that can
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  down the road. Then we had the C-19 crisis.
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  At that point, the can became like a 5 gallon bucket.
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  They kicked that can down the road.
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  Now, the can that they're trying to kick, you know, when you go
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  to your local park and they've got those big steel 55 gallon
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  like oil drums they use for trash cans with plastic lids on
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  top, a big giant 55 gallon steel drum, that's what they're trying
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  to kick. You know that that that's what's
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  going to happen down the road. Guys, remember, remember, keep
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  things in perspective. Fundamentally, nothing has
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  changed for gold or silver. Central banks aren't selling
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  their gold right now. OK, the fundamentals, all those
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  we could talk for the next hour. Behind silver, the silver
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  deficit, the declining supply coming from the mining sector,
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  the exploding demand. I've got an article, a great
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  article about the solid-state batteries, right?
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  That really is happening. It's an article that's not from
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  a silver company. It's from a, a company that is
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  in into the EV sector and they're talking about how much
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  silver is critical to these new solid-state batteries.
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  Nothing has changed the, the, the, the supply chain.
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  That's what's going on with silver.
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  Sorry, I need to tell you that silver is so screwed up right
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  here in the United States with the wholesalers, the refiners,
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  the giant discrepancy between what silver is being priced at
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  in the West on the paper make believe markets versus the real
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  physical markets in Asia, right. We know what's happening in
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  Singapore think a bullion star. They put out another post this
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  morning, right that that like sales are through the roof,
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  right. I mean, it's, it's, there's
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  nothing fundamentally that has changed The gold market is, is,
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  and we, I won't go too deep into this, but just the basics of
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  what's going on in the gold market is like, because things
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  have gotten so out of control that the volume of people being
• 23:37
  able to even speculate in the gold market has gone down.
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  And that's leading to these crazy, crazy, crazy price
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  action. But let's also not lose sight.
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  So important like we looked at earlier, one year ago, silver
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  was at $32. Today we're around 90 right now,
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  almost three times higher, right?
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  What are you going to do? I mean, look, I'm not a
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  financial advisor, so I'm not, but what are you going to do
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  with your money? Are you going to put your money
• 24:05
  into the stock market and the real estate?
• 24:08
  Are you going to put your money into the bond market, right?
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  Or you are you going to put your money in the bank?
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  You have to ask yourself that question.
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  You know, when people are talking about, oh, you know, I
• 24:17
  mean, what are what are the available options that give us a
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  We will continue to navigate, but right now are some pretty
• 24:30
  choppy waters in the gold and silver world.
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  Will do it together. My personal opinion, my belief
• 24:37
  is not shaken at all about gold and silver.
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  Think about 10 years from now, all right?
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  We're talking about one year ago, but think about 10 years
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  from now. And when you think about that,
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  when you do your own analysis, listen to me, listen to other
• 24:53
  people, right? But personally, I feel really,
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  really good about where the precious metals are heading,
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  even copper is heading. I mean, guys, I think it's the
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  place to be. I'm glad you decided that the
• 25:06
  place to be was the basement with me today, right?
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  Basement dwellers, we're a tight knit community.
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  We know what's happening right now, right, is challenging and
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  volatile, but we're going to keep right.
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  We're going to look. We're not just going to look
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  around the corner, right? Look, I got a print out over
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  here from Google. You.
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  According to Google, the audience of Ron's basement are
• 25:29
  highly sophisticated. And it all joking aside, it's
• 25:34
  true. The people that watch this
• 25:36
  channel, advertisers pay big, big, big money to Google and
• 25:40
  YouTube to advertise to you because you're smart and they
• 25:44
  know that, OK, You don't just look around 1 corner, you look
• 25:47
  around two corners. And when we look around those
• 25:51
  two corners together and we think about precious metals, I
• 25:55
  think that we know that we're in the right place.
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  Again, thanks for being here. Thanks for joining me in the
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  basement. I really hope you choose to come
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  back. Your time is valuable.
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  You're important. Be good to yourself.
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  I'll see you. Yes, you next time.