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🌹SILVER Price NEWS🌹 YOU'LL Benefit From THIS!... (Gold PRICE Too) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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What does Mother's Day have to do with you being owed $375,000?
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What about a bold prediction I'll make right now, that next
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week we can definitely see $30 plus silver?
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I'll give it about a 64.7% chance, but that's pretty darn
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good. And I'm going to explain to you
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why in this video. But we also have a massive,
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probably the biggest doom economic story that came out on
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Friday that we're going to dig into as well, showing us what
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we're looking at in the coming five to six months for the US
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economy. And you know what that means for
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you as a gold and silver investor.
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It's not necessarily going to be fun, but you will be very happy
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that you've invested some or part of your money into precious
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metals. And that only leaves our friend
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Jerome Powell in the Federal Reserve with one thing to do.
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So happy Mother's Day. What does Mother's Day have to
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do with gold and silver? I'm going to show you something
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very interesting that could have resulted in you right now having
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over 375,000 US paper Unicorn fart dust dollars worth of
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precious metals. Let's dig into this right away.
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And you're going to be fascinated.
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I was shocked when I did this math.
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I called this the Mother's Day silver calculation.
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OK, silver. And we're going to talk about
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gold as well. But silver's been valuable for
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over 4000 years. Here's a fact.
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You have a string of mothers going back 4000 years.
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You've got a mommy, You've got a grandma.
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Think of your grandma. Maybe you knew your great
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grandma, but you didn't know all those great, great, great,
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great, great into Infinity. It seems like almost grandmas
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going back 4000 years. Here's an interesting fact on
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how they could have bestowed upon you over 375,000 U.S.
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dollars worth of gold. And we're gonna do the numbers
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for silver as well. If each one of those 4000 years
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worth of mothers had given number one given and passed down
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one ounce or one ounce of silver or gold to every baby that was
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born over all those generations, how much silver or gold would
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you have today? So every time each one of those
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mothers or grandmothers or whatever you know had a baby,
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they added one ounce of silver or one ounce of gold depending
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on the family into the Kitty that was passed down.
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Your mother would have given you because of 4000 years of of of
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lineage. Like if you're a big family tree
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and if you consider that a baby was born about once every 25
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years, you do the math on that. That's 160 mothers that have
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would have been passing down an ounce of silver or gold to you.
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In silver terms, that would be 160 times $28.13.
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You would have almost $4500 worth of silver.
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But it's crazy to think about over 4000 years, if your lineage
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of mothers had bestowed upon each new generation, one
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additional ounce of gold, 160 ounces of gold times the current
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Spot gold price would give you 377,000 dollars. 552 cents.
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That's your Mother's Day calculation.
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Hey, but think about what you're doing right now.
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You're stacking silver. You may be stacking gold, right?
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We're you're starting the process.
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Hopefully your children and grandchildren will pass that
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down as well. Happy Mother's Day to Susie.
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I put her up. Whoop, whoop, What?
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Wait a minute. There they are.
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Flowers right there for everyone.
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Happy Mother's Day. But let's talk about $30 silver.
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Let's go out and take a quick look at what went on this week
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in silver. This is a A5 year chart and
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we're gonna go to the five day chart.
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Guys, we had a great week in silver.
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People are saying why do you think do you think it's
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possible? I'll ask you the question that
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next week we could have $30 silver here in the United
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States. Now don't forget, what is so
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important about 303233 dollar silver is that guys above that
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level? Think about it.
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Hardly nobody bought silver at $3540 per oz.
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There's nobody that's gonna be looking to sell when silver
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takes off. Do you think all those people
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that are buying silver at Costco right now are gonna wanna sell
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when we get to 38? They're no.
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What's gonna happen is nobody will be selling as we move
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through the 30s and we will see a barrage, right?
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Like an army coming in. All right.
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We're going to become very popular people.
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People are going to be wanting silver like never before.
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That's why you most likely already have some in your
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possession. It could become a very, very hot
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commodity. But a great week in the silver
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price. Look at the strength and what's
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really interesting. And This is why I am convinced
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on top of all the other reasons why we could have this major
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breakout, let's go to right here, one year ago, this
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vertical line right here that's one year ago.
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Look at how the silver price for that entire year stayed
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basically between 22 and let's say $2425 per oz, right.
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It created a descending wedge and we broke out, went up, came
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back and we're on the way back up.
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I think we are odds on this week that we could see silver in the
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United States on the electronic exchanges.
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Breakthrough $30 per oz and I'm telling you if we can stay above
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30 for two, 3-4 weeks, we could be off to the races.
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Let's run over and take a look at gold, because gold is the
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godfather of the precious metals.
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This is one week, five days. Look at the strength that we had
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later in the week and the gold price as well, 2366 dollars.
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It's absolutely crazy right now what is going on in the precious
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metals markets. We knew it was coming.
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You were, you were prepared. You are prepared.
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I am prepared. As we look out into this coming
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week, it's going to be a fun, fun experience as we watch
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silver, I believe breakthrough $30 per oz.
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I could be dead wrong. Don't make any financial
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decisions based on anything I say.
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I'm just giving you my opinion. Let's go take a look though, at
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a place where for those of you that missed this on Friday, a
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place where where where we have a silver price already
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approaching very close to $32 per oz.
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This is our friend, the Shanghai Ghost.
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We love him. Bai Jangjun, we're going to have
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him on the show sometime. He says.
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This was on Friday. Silver vault at the Shanghai
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Futures Exchange dropped today to a new low.
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The vaults are being cleared out at the COMEX, at the LBMA, at
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the Shanghai Gold Exchange, People are wanting the physical
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metal. It's happening.
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I got a cool, crazy interesting point I want to share with you
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about what I'm observing here with the Ron's basement channel
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as well, which also shows us that the number of people, the
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interest level is starting to materially increase.
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OK, gold, silver and miners. This is a guy who's in China, OK
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is he's telling us. Gold, silver miners and jewelry
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stocks in the SGE and the SFE and the stock market all surged
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today just because it makes us happy to look at this was the
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Friday close. Over here is AG.
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That's the periodic table symbol or abbreviation for silver AG.
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The closing price in U.S. dollars on the Shanghai Gold
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Exchange was 3187. On the Shanghai Futures
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Exchange, 3194. Come on, guys, we only needed
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six more cents. I'll throw in the six cents.
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I bet you will too. $32 silver. What?
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In China? Wow.
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And again, because every time I show this, I wanted to remind
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you their market is more physical.
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It's not futures ish, paper, Unicorn fart dust, whatever you
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want to call it leveraged, right.
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They actually, when they write contracts they they make sure
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they they have more. It's it's a much more physical
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market, a much more clear representation of the physical
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price for the metal. Isn't it interesting that those
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prices. Think about this, Those prices.
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Almost $32 per oz. Don't they seem familiar?
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Isn't that roughly what what people are paying right now for
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a lot of the sovereign minted coins in the United States?
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Go to your local coin shop and say I want to buy an American
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Silver Eagle, right? You're probably going to pay
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around $32 per oz. Our friend Pat Holland from the
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Missouri Freedom Initiative, he always says that's the real
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price, that's the real price guys.
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And man, the premiums are actually quite low right now in
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the West in the United States because we've had such muted
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demand for the metals. Yes, you got that right.
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Now is a good time to buy precious metals because premiums
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are down. What do you think if if this
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continues and what I'm seeing right now with this channel,
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Ron's Basement is a market uptick in the number of people
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viewing the videos. Now I'd like to think that's
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because of my keen wit in boyish good looks.
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But the reality is it's because there's more people that are
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interested in the metals. But you know what?
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I got news for you. There's only one that I really
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care about and that's you, right?
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Number one, you individual with us right now here in the
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basement. So I'm going to tell you whether
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you're a mother, a father, whatever day it's your day.
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It's a big deal that you're here.
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So thank you for joining us. Please give this a thumbs up.
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You can subscribe to the channel that's free.
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I put out a new piece of content every day about silver, gold,
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precious metal, mining stocks. And we appreciate you and
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appreciate you when you join us here in the basement.
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But the number of people, I can tell you this, this is a little
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keen insight for you because I've been at this almost three
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years now, really focused on this channel gold and silver
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oriented. When the number of views start
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to really pick up like I'm starting to sense right now,
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that usually coincides with an uptick in the price.
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That's another part of the reason why I'm saying this week,
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don't tell everybody, OK, but this week I think we're going to
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get our $30 silver again. I could be dead wrong.
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Hey, if you want to get your hands on some silver, gold, or
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platinum before the price, before the premiums skyrocket,
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great selection and what I've always found.
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And you need to find it out for yourself, right?
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I'm just saying, throw them into the mix, right?
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Is it? When I work with Pimbex, I
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So we got an uptick in views. We've got a chart pattern that
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is undeniably showing us right now that silver could go higher.
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The path of least resistance is to the upside.
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And we got a lot more crazy information about solar from the
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Wall Street Journal of all places, and silver.
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Mind blowing information. Well, let's talk about doom.
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OK, economic doom. We had a huge story this week
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that shows us that the economy is slowing down.
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Do you feel it when you're out there?
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I was at an all day event yesterday talking to a lot of
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guys like middle class people like you and me, everybody.
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If you notice that everybody's talking about how difficult it
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is out there, how expensive everything is, and Joe Biden in
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the White House, like, we don't understand why the American
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people are so frustrated with the economy.
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Well, we got news for you, Joe. And this is not a political
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statement. Whoever the president is, I'd be
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saying this too. It's because prices are like 36%
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higher on everything that we go to buy gas, food, car,
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insurance, house insurance, you name it, OK, things are.
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But we got two, We got a, we got a, we got a piece of economic
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doom news last week and then we got like a 1-2 punch and we're
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going to cover them both right now.
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The first one. And that sent gold and silver
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screaming higher. And don't forget, guys, why are
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we talking about this? Why is this important?
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Because the Fed, and I'm going to get into that later as well,
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has only one tool in their toolbox.
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We've got a lot of tools in our toolbox.
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Yeah, we call them all these fancy names and blah, blah,
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blah. But you know what?
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The reality is the only tool they have is to print money.
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And that's what's going to happen.
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And that's when you are going to be happy scrappy hero pup.
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Happy scrappy hero pup. You haven't heard that one in a
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while now, have you? That you?
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Yes. You own silver, gold, and likely
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precious metal mining stocks as well.
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I've teased you long enough. The first bad piece of news that
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we got was a big increase in jobless claims.
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Oh, go wonder, right? They couldn't manipulate that
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number to make it look any better.
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That sent gold and silver going higher, higher, higher.
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What was that, Wednesday or Thursday?
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But then on Friday, this was the big bomb that went off world
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record. Are you ready for a world
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record? Well, you got a world doom
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record when it comes to the economy.
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Let me pull this one up for you right now.
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And here we go. Is that it?
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Stocks. Right.
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OK, here we go. Here we go.
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Stocks end the week. This is from Zero Hedge.
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Unmuted note, as stagflation fears mount, I'm gonna actually
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highlight this one for you. Here we go.
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OK, let's begin with the biggest macro news of the session.
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Oh, but we'll just say in the history of the universe, this
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morning's consumer confidence survey from the University of
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Michigan. This is a big one, guys, a big
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number that's follow pointed to an implosion of Bidenomics.
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The report was a total disaster. That alone, right?
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But wait, there's more. There's actually a lot big, big,
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big, bigger component of this that we need to talk about.
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The index, quote, UN quote, unexpectedly plunged from 77.2
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to 67.4, a 9.8 point drop. That's not the big news.
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The biggest since August of 2021.
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You might be thinking that's the big news.
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No, but we had the biggest drop in a long, long time.
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But wait until you hear this. This is absolutely shocking.
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OK, there's the change. There's a chart.
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Let's pull that up. OK, that's not good.
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That part right there, guys. That is not a good thing for a
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strong, supposed strong economy. Oh, it's not letting me get out
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of this. Hold on.
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See if I can do that. No.
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All right, well, hold on, guys. I'll just verbally tell you what
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the absolute crazy part of this is.
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I wish I could read it to you, but I can't.
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The computer froze up. The crazy part was it was the
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biggest, OK, it was a massive miss, but not only was it a
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massive miss, that shows that consumers are are in big
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trouble. And remember, we live in a
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country where the consumer is the backbone.
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Think about two things you've always been told about the
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United States economy. Number one, the consumer is the
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backbone of the US economy. OK, university, big, biggest,
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huge, massive drop. But it was the biggest.
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This is the big news. It was the biggest mess based
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miss. Meaning that what they were
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expecting the number to be and where it actually was, it was
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the biggest mess in the history of the index.
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That's what's going on right now with consumer sentiment in this
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country. In a country where the consumer
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is the backbone of the US economy.
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Think about that, number one, Think about #2.
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What's the other thing you hear? Right.
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Small business is the heartbeat of the US economy.
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Oh, really? OK, Well how come 43% or 60% of
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small businesses can't pay their rent?
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Why is Red Lobster the big RL? If you want to get some of
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Walt's favorite shrimp? Bah Bah Bah.
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I'm not a big fan of Red Lobster anymore, but nonetheless, if you
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want to get some Walt's favorite shrimp before it goes into
17:57
shrimp heaven, you might want to head over there 'cause I got
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news for you. The big RL Red Lobster.
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Bye bye. OK, bye bye.
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Or likely bye bye, is what they're saying.
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Things are a big, big mess. And again, the important part
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for us to remember as we look at this is is thank you, Susie is
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the isn't happy Mother's Day. Susie is the fact that the only
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thing the Fed's gonna be able to do is print money.
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Which will send the value. It'll send the price, don't
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worry. But it'll also send the value of
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your precious metals going up, up, up through the roof.
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But that's not more that. That's not all.
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There's more, right? There's a lot more.
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Hold on one second here with me, guys.
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I'm gonna have a drink of coffee.
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It's Sunday morning. Why don't you have a little sip
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of coffee too? And we'll get right back
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together here in one second. OK?
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We're back Because we know. Yes, we know, right?
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The economy, tanking, the Fed, printing money.
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It's all they can do. We're gonna talk more about that
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later and why That's a great thing for using it.
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But what's the other major? The one that we don't talk about
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enough, The big, big, big kahuna factor that supports higher
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precious metals prizes has for thousands of years all those
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4000 years worth of of value and silver and gold.
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All those grandmothers and great grandmothers that passed all
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that gold and silver down to you.
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What did silver and gold do over all those generations?
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It protected people during times of the big term we can use to
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describe this is geopolitical turmoil.
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Gold and silver have seen every type of political system.
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Gold and silver have seen every type of economic system.
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Gold and silver has seen every type of war, right.
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And what are we experiencing right now?
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But most importantly right, we got to put the clues together.
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What do we need to look at with what's going on geopolitically
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in the world? Are we moving towards a more
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peaceful coexistence? Right where people say, yeah, I
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don't really need much silver and gold.
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Or are we moving towards a a position where there's more and
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more strife and turmoil in this country?
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What do you think? I'll ask you the question.
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Well, let's go look at a couple of recent news items and see if
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if it gives us a good clue as to what's going on.
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We aren't gonna go into these in detail, but the from Zero Hedge
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Gaza truce talks, quote, UN quote.
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Back to square one, things are not getting better in the Middle
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East. We do never though.
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Let's let's we haven't said this for a couple weeks guys.
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We would never want the price of silver and gold to do well on
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the back of any type of human suffering.
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We are, I believe, peace loving people none the less.
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We need to look at what's actually going on in the world
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and we aren't making these decisions.
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But they do impact us, right? We don't.
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We don't. We don't get, we're not doom and
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gloomers, we get paid to assess risk, OK?
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The Palestinian militant group Hamas said on Friday.
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Efforts to agree to a ceasefire for the Gaza Strip were back to
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square one after Israel effectively rejected a proposal
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by international mediators. OK so we know that's going on in
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the Middle East guys just take a take a take a deep breath for a
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second and we're going to go back in time five years I've
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been sitting here in the basement talking to you talking
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about silver and gold and I would have gladly done that.
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I used to make a few videos back then whatever.
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But if I if we we were talking five years 2019 pre pandemic
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right. OK.
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And we're talking. And I would say that, hey, five
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years in two, in May of 2024, the West and the United States
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are going to be sending F16 fighter jets into Europe to
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fight in a war against the Russians.
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You'd have been like, Ron, what are you smoking?
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Right. It's like when I say, oh, I made
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this prediction that gold would go to 2600 an ounce by May.
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Ron, you're crazy. I say that silver's going to go
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to $30.00 an ounce next week. Ron, you're crazy.
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I say that silver could go to $2000.00 an ounce, right?
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I I think that could happen in the next 10 years.
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Heck, it could go to 20,000 an ounce.
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Ron, you're crazy, right? Guys, this is real.
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Imagine we're kind of getting numb to this stuff, right?
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But this is happening. The first F sixteens to arrive
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in Ukraine quote within weeks from the West.
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But will it matter again, We're not going to dive into that
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deeply. We're just looking at this
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through the perspective, through the lens of what's going on
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right now in the world, how crazy things are becoming.
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And that's why you want to hold silver, that's why you want to
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hold hold gold, right? People that held silver and gold
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during World War Two, people that hold held silver and gold
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during during the Roman Empire. They did.
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OK, that's what we want, $30 silver next week.
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OK. The big war on silver.
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We're talking about war in the world.
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But the big war on silver is coming to an end.
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And it's the the signs are everywhere.
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What's going on at the COMEX? What about these huge short
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positions, Naked short positions in silver?
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Do you know what a naked short position is?
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A short is when you sell something hoping to buy it back
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later at a lower price so that you profit.
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A naked short, which in many circumstances is actually
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illegal, is when you sell something.
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And when on the Comex that say they sell silver but they don't
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actually own the silver to sell. OK, excuse me guys, that's
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that's happening. I'm hearing a a a word that
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there's big short positions that have been built up on the COMEX,
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on the LBMA. The war is coming to an end.
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It's been rigged since 1971 when President the midnight 1971
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Nixon took us off the gold standard.
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They started the the COMEX and the LBMA sometime in the mid
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1970s. They've been rigging it ever
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since. It's coming to an end and it's
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going to happen. It's going to happen.
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I heard Andrew McGuire about a month ago talking about the fact
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like that we aren't talking years in the future, we're
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talking and he doesn't have a crystal ball, but he has more
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insight into what's going on in those markets than anyone.
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He's saying that it could be in months, right when the true
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physical, we looked at it earlier, the Shanghai, I mean it
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it it the the signs are everywhere.
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And think about this, think about this, we're all ready in a
25:26
situation where silver has a lot of catching up to do.
25:31
The gold to silver ratio is still at historically sky high
25:37
levels. OK.
25:39
The amount of silver 80 plus ounces of silver to get one
25:43
ounce of gold that is historically sky high.
25:48
The silver price has a slingshot move potential ahead of it, all
25:53
right. And on top of that, and we're
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going to look at the Wall Street Journal here in just one second.
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The fundamental underlying demand situation for the
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precious metals is absolutely crazy.
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OK, let's go take a look. We have a new record, another
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new record, another breaking news record this morning.
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Guys, Let's take a look at the US debt clock.
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Right usdebtclock.org. And we know.
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We know over here. U.S.
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National debt. It just keeps going up.
26:27
We were looking at it every day a few weeks ago.
26:29
We were excited when it got the 30-4 trillion, 500 billion.
26:35
Now we're already at 30-4 trillion 700.
26:38
But what's interesting, where did it go?
26:41
Hold on here, hold on. Oh, here it is.
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Sorry. See my little cursor.
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Look down here. Watch this.
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It's up at the top. US total debt, $100 trillion.
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We did it. I wonder if they had a big party
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in Washington. That's US total debt.
27:05
What is that made-up of, $100 trillion.
27:09
Let's put this in perspective. Do you realize right that a
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trillion is 1,000,001 trillion is 1 million * 1,000,000.
27:19
OK, and we have 100? I mean, it doesn't.
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You can't even imagine what these numbers look like.
27:26
US total debt includes household, business, state and
27:30
local governments, financial institutions, and the federal
27:35
government. This is why this is big big big
27:39
big major news for gold and silver investors.
27:42
There is no way that all that debt can ever be paid off #1 #2.
27:50
This is why interest rates can't go much higher, right?
27:54
The banks cannot absorb higher interest rates.
27:57
Corporations cannot absorb higher interest rates.
28:01
Consumers cannot absorb higher interest rates.
28:06
The government cannot absorb higher interest rates.
28:09
You know, all these crazy numbers, they're paying a
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trillion a year in interest and blah blah.
28:13
And all that interest gets added it back in get it's like a
28:17
snowball going on right now. There's only one way out of this
28:22
guys, and you know it's not it. I I, I think it might be a
28:27
misstatement to say it's good news, it's good news for Silver
28:30
and Gold investors from the perspective that you are
28:34
protecting yourself against this.
28:36
But it could still be very, very difficult times for us and for a
28:41
lot of our cohorts. Sorry guys, I've got like a
28:49
little tickle in my throat that won't go away, but right.
28:53
So there's no way that the only way, the only way out.
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I'm gonna tell you the only way out of this.
29:00
And and again, it'll make perfect sense for you as a
29:03
silver and gold investor. But let's go over here first
29:07
just to get an update on what's going on in the silver and gold
29:12
market. The paper to silver ratio still
29:16
is having a hard time breaking through 400, but there's 400
29:19
paper ounces. Hold on, let's go up here.
29:24
Hold on. Make sure we got this right
29:27
paper to silver ratio, there we go.
29:30
The year over year increase in the M2 that's the the increase
29:33
in the M2 money supply to that's the dollar to silver ratio that
29:38
everybody was all excited about. Sorry that popped up with this
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one. But I wanted to point out is
29:45
this, if you average though over the last five years they they
29:50
updated this, the dollar to silver ratio is 0 because the
29:54
amount of dollars is going down, down, down.
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But if you do a five year average of the number of dollars
30:01
that were created to the amount of silver that was produced in
30:05
the world, you come to $1559 per oz.
30:12
If we go down here and I'm, I'm not going to be able to read
30:16
this, the paper to silver ratio, yeah, it just doesn't.
30:20
Let let me. But that's a basically a
30:22
measurement of of of the leverage that's in the system.
30:29
OK, let's talk quickly about the mining stocks.
30:35
What's going on with the mining stocks because here's here's the
30:38
gold price. This is interesting.
30:40
Here's the gold price right $2350 per oz.
30:44
Crazy high gold price. We know the silver price has a
30:47
lot of catching up to do. There's an opportunity gap there
30:51
for silver to catch up. But it's even crazier when you
30:55
look at the opportunity gap. The fact that the precious metal
30:58
mining stocks have not kept up with what has been record prices
31:04
in gold. I'm gonna pull up one chart for
31:07
you quickly here. This is the Hui Index.
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You're like, oh, what's the Hui Index?
31:13
The Hui index is the Gold Bugs Index.
31:17
It's widely followed. It's like a an index is a
31:21
conglomeration of a number of stocks.
31:24
It's like the 12 or 16 biggest gold miners that don't have
31:27
their production hedge it compared.
31:30
This chart compares that index, OK, to the price of gold as you
31:36
can see on the right hand side. And I think it's ticked up a
31:38
little bit from when this chart was created, but it is darn near
31:44
historic low levels. OK Oh, darn it.
31:48
And this is not showing us. There we go.
31:52
Hold on, here we are. And comments, OK, now we can see
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the dates on the bottom. This goes all the way back 20
32:03
years to 2005. The price of the gold stocks.
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OK down here got to got got down to that .1 level, right.
32:15
We've done three times that's called the triple bottom.
32:19
What we're looking for now is for this to get back to more
32:23
reasonable levels, right back go, let's say in that range .2.
32:27
The gold and gold mining stocks, I'm sorry, the gold mining and
32:31
silver mining stocks are truly, truly at unbelievable value
32:38
levels right now. Look, I'm not giving financial
32:40
advice. Gold, silver mining stocks are
32:43
risky, no doubt about it. But when you look at the value
32:47
proposition in my opinion, and yes, I own a lot of gold and
32:52
silver mining stocks, I do, OK, the value proposition, what do
32:56
you get for each dollar that you put into them has not been
33:00
matched at all, has never been a better value proposition than
33:05
what you get right now. And you can see that when you
33:07
look at the Huey to gold ratio. OK.
33:11
Now I also want to say thank you to two stocks that I do own, two
33:15
companies that sponsor my channel.
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I only work with companies in which I own stock, the first of
33:20
which is first mining gold. You can learn more about them at
33:24
firstmininggold.com. I did a video interview with
33:27
Paul Morris, excuse me, their Director of Investor Relations
33:31
that came out on Friday. You can listen to him.
33:33
Actually his e-mail address is in the description of this
33:36
video. Also our friends at Fortuna
33:39
Silver who who who are producing unbelievable amounts of gold and
33:45
silver through a 20 almost 20 year growth plan, they just put
33:49
out their earnings last week. The stock has been doing very,
33:52
very well. But you can learn more about
33:54
Fortuna at fortunasilver.com. OK guys, so that's the Huey de
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Gold. Oh solar, let's talk about let's
34:03
talk about silver. This is interesting.
34:05
The Wall Street Journal talking about silver.
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What? I couldn't believe my eyes and I
34:12
don't see any. I haven't seen any of the other
34:14
Youtubers yet talking about this.
34:16
So maybe this is kind of a Wall Street Journal Ron's basement
34:19
exclusive strap in, boys and girls.
34:22
We're going to go for an interesting ride and see what
34:26
the Wall Street Journal has to say about silver.
34:33
All right, here we go. The global solar power boom is
34:40
driving a surge in silver demand.
34:43
OK, again from thewallstreetjournal.com miners
34:47
are expanding their operations at I don't agree with You, Wall
34:51
Street Journal. And ramping up production is
34:54
prices for the precious metal climb to decades high highs.
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Oh, look at that. A solar farm, A booming solar
35:07
power power industry is driving a surge in the demand for
35:10
silver, which is needed in large quantities to make photovoltaic
35:15
panels. Yes, we agree with that, right?
35:18
Silver is integral to the production of of of solar panels
35:22
because of its high electrical conductivity, thermal
35:26
efficiency, and optical reflectivity.
35:29
Woo. I've never heard it stated that
35:31
way. So we know nothing transmits
35:34
electricity like silver. Silver is the base from which
35:38
any other form of electrical transmission is measured.
35:43
Silver is 100, right? I think copper is either 94 or
35:47
86, right? Copper only conducts much less
35:52
electricity than silver. And it's an interesting point
35:55
that I learned from our friend Pat Holland from the Missouri
35:57
Freedom Initiative that that the amount of the electricity like
36:01
in copper that isn't transmitted is what it does, is it creates
36:06
heat. Which is why with most of our
36:08
electrical appliances and electrical things that we have
36:11
extension cords, whatever, if you feel them, they'll feel
36:14
warm. Aluminum transmits even less.
36:19
But it's, from what I understand, still sometimes used
36:22
in like those long, long range electrical.
36:25
You know the big electrical towers where they where they
36:27
send electricity long distances because it's so much cheaper
36:31
than copper. Nonetheless, you didn't come
36:34
here for an education on silver thermal efficiency.
36:38
Yes, silver transmits temperature faster than
36:42
anything. Take a silver bar outside on a
36:44
hot sunny day, put a ice cube on it.
36:48
OK, you'll be shocked at how fast it melts because the silver
36:52
absorbs the heat in the environment and transmits it to
36:56
that ice cube. That's called thermal
36:58
conductivity, as far as I know. They call it thermal efficiency.
37:02
But who am I to question the Wall Street Journal?
37:05
And Optical reflectivity? Yes, nothing reflects light
37:11
quite as well as silver. You look at these numbers.
37:15
Global investment in solar manufacturing more than doubled
37:20
last year to around 18 billion, accounting for around 40% of
37:24
global investment in clean technology manufacturing.
37:28
Now let's bring up the point. OK, let's bring up the point
37:32
that the Silver Institute came out with their big big silver
37:38
report, their silver survey, whatever they call it, right.
37:42
And everyone, John Little from Pickaxe Fix, we're people are
37:46
saying BS right in the silver. The the the report that the
37:50
Silver Institute put out was good news for us alone.
37:52
It pointed to a massive deficit in the silver market right now.
37:57
But what a lot of people are saying is that they vastly
38:01
underestimated the amount of silver that was used and will be
38:06
used for solar as we head into these coming years.
38:10
There's some people that are calling into question the
38:13
motives of this Silver Institute.
38:16
I almost said Silver Academy, Silver Institute.
38:19
I'm not going to go down that path because I don't know enough
38:21
about it. But but there's great suspicion.
38:25
And again, the numbers they put out were great for silver
38:28
investors, right? Massive deficits as we go into
38:32
the coming years, massive deficits.
38:35
In the last three years, I think there's been like 1/2 billion
38:39
ounces of silver that have been needed to be withdrawn from
38:43
above ground inventories. I mean, what is that telling us?
38:46
If nothing else, guys, If nothing else, take a step back.
38:50
When you're looking at silver in the fundamental supply demand
38:53
picture, there's all types of argument, big fights that goes
38:57
on about how much silver is there above ground, how much
39:00
silver was used by solar. I think we can all agree on one
39:04
thing, and that is that there has been a deficit in the last
39:07
three years that undeniably there's been more silver used
39:12
than was produced. So we know one thing for sure,
39:16
no matter what that above ground number is, there has been a
39:19
significant withdraw from that account.
39:23
Right. And that does not last forever
39:26
because guess what? Huh.
39:27
Yeah, we didn't talk about this for a couple days.
39:31
There's only so much silver on the planet.
39:34
There's only so much silver above ground.
39:37
OK. It's finite.
39:38
It won't last forever. So for whatever amount they took
39:41
out, we know that the above ground resource, the above
39:46
ground reserve fund, right, the rainy day, the silver rainy day
39:51
fund that it's being depleted, right.
39:55
And it's not going to last forever.
39:57
Look, here's the I want to read something to you that I wrote
40:00
last night that I feel very strongly about.
40:03
OK. And then?
40:05
I'm gonna do a little Mother's Day special.
40:07
OK, but but, but one big key secret factor.
40:12
Iran's basement secret. Don't tell anybody, right?
40:14
We're always ahead of the curve down here.
40:17
We were talking about stagflation a year ago.
40:21
Here's the big secret, OK. We know that the Fed has a major
40:26
impact on the silver price and the gold price temporarily.
40:31
Noise, right? It's not us.
40:33
But everybody else out there believes what the Fed the Fed's
40:36
powerful, the Fed blah, blah, you know, Fiat, whatever.
40:40
But if you think about this, the Fed only has three options right
40:44
now. They can try to raise rates.
40:46
Boom. We looked at the US debt clock.
40:49
That doesn't work. Mathematically, that doesn't
40:51
work. They can leave rates where they
40:53
are, right? Oh, but we've got an economy
40:56
that's crashing or they can lower rates.
41:02
And you know, I've been saying I don't think they're going to
41:04
lower rates, cause that'll explode.
41:05
I'm. I'm going to change my tune here
41:08
with you for a second and explain to you why this is a big
41:10
deal, all right? Because we keep getting deeper
41:16
and deeper into the debt spiral. And because this is the key.
41:20
There's only one tool left in the Fed's toolbox, one tool they
41:26
can use to perpetuate the system.
41:28
This guy, right? Gomer Pyle.
41:31
Surprise, surprise, surprise. Sergeant Carter.
41:35
I only got one tool. I only got 1 weapon left in my
41:39
in my arsenal. One.
41:42
That's all he's got. And that is to print money if
41:46
they want to perpetuate the system.
41:49
OK, hey, we almost have 200 thumbs up.
41:51
Susie just texted me. We get the 200 thumbs up.
41:54
We're going to ring that cowbell this morning.
41:57
But since he only has one tool, and that is to print money,
42:00
right, They're gonna be forced, right?
42:02
They're gonna be forced. And that will be that will
42:05
happen by monetization of the debt, printing money, lowering
42:09
interest rates. But the Fed, this is the secret
42:12
part, OK? the Fed secretly, behind closed
42:17
doors, they need inflation. The only chance they have to
42:22
perpetuate the system is to lower rates and to have
42:26
inflation. Now this is where you need to
42:28
be. Two things you need, you need to
42:30
protect yourself. Although I'm not giving
42:33
financial advice, it may behoove you to protect yourself with
42:37
precious metals, precious metals related investments.
42:40
OK, because because what they're going to do, this is the secret
42:46
part. He's going to do everything in
42:49
his power to act like they're fighting inflation, but secretly
42:54
they need inflation because it's the only way that the system
43:00
survives. It's the only way to inflate it.
43:03
Did you ever hear that term inflate away the debt?
43:07
Right. They could.
43:08
It's the only way that the system can be perpetuated.
43:12
But remember, at the same time, right, and people, what's going
43:15
to happen? What's going to happen?
43:18
You, you, we we kind of, we kind of have an idea that the Fed's
43:21
full of, you know what, right? More and more people are going
43:25
to start to realize, like, well, they keep saying this, but every
43:29
time I go to the grocery store, my, my, my, my check is $20
43:33
higher than the last time. It doesn't make sense.
43:36
They keep telling me that they're looking out for me.
43:38
They keep telling me that they're fighting inflation.
43:42
But every time I fill my car with gas, it costs $5 more.
43:46
We got the cowbell. I'm going to rain that in a
43:48
second, right? That's the other people you
43:51
already woke up to, that you already you're looking around
43:54
the corner, You've got your binoculars, your your binoculars
43:59
on right. You're looking out into the
44:02
future. But when those other people wake
44:04
up, that's when you're going to go to your local coin shop and
44:07
there's not going to be any silver on the shelf.
44:10
And they'll say, well, we can order it and it should be in in
44:13
like 17 weeks, right? That's when your neighbors are
44:19
going to see you and say, man, you were right about that silver
44:22
and gold stuff. That's what is going to happen.
44:24
But the whole time it's going to be a big facade by the Fed.
44:29
Hasn't it been a big facade? Remember, remember, this is the
44:33
Fed that three years ago, four years ago was telling us they
44:36
weren't going to raise rates till the end of 2023.
44:40
That was just six months ago. They were supposed to start
44:42
raising rates. That was the same Fed that was
44:44
telling you that that the that that that that inflation was not
44:49
a problem. And then it was transitory and
44:52
then it was temporary. And then suddenly they were
44:57
forced to recognize. Right.
44:59
And those numbers that they publish, everybody knows, are a
45:02
bunch of BS. Let's ring the bell.
45:08
And I want to say a special oh, oh, I'm not going to cry.
45:11
I might cry. I was crying special Mother's
45:13
Day. I'll show you a picture of my
45:15
mom. There she is.
45:18
Hi, mom. She's the best.
45:20
And how about Susie? You guys want to see a picture
45:24
of Susie's the best? Mom, I can't.
45:26
I can't. I wish I could talk more, but
45:27
I'll start to cry. Susie.
45:30
Well, my mom, there's Susie. I think she said she liked that
45:40
picture, so hopefully I'm not in trouble.
45:42
Susie is a wonderful mother. My mom's a wonderful mother.
45:48
I don't know why I cry whenever I show a picture of my family in
45:51
front of you guys. Anyway, wonderful mothers,
45:54
everybody. Have a great Mother's Day.
45:56
OK? Be nice to your mom.
45:58
Be nice to yourself first. That way you can be nice to your
46:00
mom. Thank you for being part of the
46:02
basement. OK?
46:05
And be good.