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🚨Silver and Gold NEWS🚨 Turkey's Price Giving You a WARNING! · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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How does $161 silver sound to you?
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We're going to tell you how that could easily happen.
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It may take five years, but hey, if we could be guaranteed that
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we would get $161 silver in five years, I think we would all sign
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up. And that could be nothing
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compared to where the price could go.
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Gold has done something absolutely crazy over the last
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10 to 12 weeks. We're going to take a step back
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basement dwellers, and take a look at that as well.
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Hey, before I forget, we've got this to open as well.
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Yes, from a basement dweller. There's something in here that
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will be added to the Valentine's.
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Day Giveaway, The 23 now probably 25 oz Silver giveaway
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that we're doing on Valentine's Day.
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We're going to, we're going to talk some some humor.
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OK. I've got a couple funny stories
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and of course they have to do with GDP and something that one
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of you, yes, one of you basement dweller said that I thought was
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very funny, very interesting. We're going to go through that.
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What about CBD CS? We haven't talked about that for
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about 9 1/2 days. We're going to talk about, have
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you heard of Brit Coin? That's the British CBDC,
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remember the CBD CS, right? They're going to take all of our
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silver and gold. They're going to make us use
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electronic currencies. They're going to monitor
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everything. We're going to talk about that.
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We got, we got, We got, Oh, yeah, we got.
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So. Much.
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Let's just get started and let's get into it right now.
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When it comes to the price of silver getting to $161, How?
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OK, let's talk about the country of Turkey.
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OK. Because on Thursday, Turkey's
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central bank hiked the interest rate.
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OK. In the United States we have 5%
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interest rate. In Turkey, they hiked the
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interest rates to 45%. Yes, you heard that correct.
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What does that have to do with the price of silver it has?
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Everything to do with the price of silver because I want to show
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you this chart. Thank you for that.
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Super Chad Zachary. Wow.
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Zachary, ask a question. OK, he says.
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Do your twins play soccer like you Ron?
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By the way, Valentine's is my favorite.
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Hopefully you'll win the giveaway.
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I hope you do too. Everybody has an equal chance.
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It's a random drawing and I have a computer program.
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You can audit it. The whole 9 yards Anyway.
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No, my daughters, they do play soccer for fun, but they play
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basketball and I've never pushed them into one sport or another.
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But I will say they play on an indoor soccer team and it's
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weird because they both have one really great natural abilities
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at soccer. They just haven't focused on it.
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Let's talk about $161 silver, OK?
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That's a chart of silver in Turkey over the last five years.
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As you can see, it's below 100 Turkish Lira in 2019.
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As you can further see, over the last five years, the price of
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silver in Turkey has risen above 700 lira and I think it's
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sitting right around 700 lira right now, a sevenfold increase
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in five. Years in the price of silver.
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In Turkey in Turkish lira. Can that happen in the United
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States and United States dollars?
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Is the United States subject to the same laws of mathematics as
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Turkey? Let me read this to.
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You OK the hike in the benchmark rate?
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OK, the reason? No.
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Let's back up. The reason why Silver went up
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seven times in value is because inflation went out of control
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and this will make your eyes roll.
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This can happen here in the United States as well.
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It says the hike in the benchmark Bah Bah Bah Reaper
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isn't what they expected. It comes amid an ongoing battle.
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Let me move this over here. I feel like I need to talk to
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you more directly. It comes amid an ongoing battle
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against double digit inflation. For Turkey's monetary policy
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makers, inflation in Turkey sit down increased to 65% year on
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year in December, up from 62% in November.
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And the country's currency, the lira hit an all all time record
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low against the US dollar, breaking through 30 lira per
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dollar here. This is this.
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This is. Guys, this can happen in the
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United States. We are not immune from the laws
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of mathematics. Mathematics show no forgiveness
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on the altar of truth, right? You, Not even God.
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I heard somebody else say this. I'm not questioning God.
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This is not a religious show. But does this make sense to you?
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Not even God can change the fact that 2 + 2 = 4, right?
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We are subject to the same laws of mathematics, and in Turkey
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the last several years of high inflation are in a large part
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the result of stubbornly loose monetary policy by the Ankara
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government. Does that sound familiar?
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Did we go through a long period of stubbornly loose monetary
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yes, we did, 0%. For decades it seemed like we
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are in the same boat as the Turks.
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The lira is down 38% against the dollar year to date and has lost
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more than 80% of its value against the dollar over the last
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five years. OK, so as a result of bad
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monetary policy decision, as a result of financial
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mismanagement, right by government irresponsible
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management, we have seen a sevenfold increase in the price
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of silver in Turkey. If you multiply the current
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silver price, whatever it was last night when I did the math,
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$22.84 whatever times 7, you come to $261.00.
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And I think the argument could be made that in the US we've
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mismanaged our finances even worse than Turkey.
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And on top of that, we're facing this prospect of the BRICS
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countries, right? Aligning against US, Brazil,
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Russia, India, China, South Africa.
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Right. Iran, Huh.
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Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Ethiopia and the United Arab Emirates and
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30 more countries than aligning against US de dollarization, on
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top of the fact that happened to Turkey under what a lot of
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people would say was a stable world geopolitical financial
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scenario. Now we're going into this in a
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scenario that is very unstable. Heck, I think silver could go up
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14. Times in value.
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All right. It can happen, right?
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Well, we all think in the United States.
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Oh, we're different. We're the world power, blah,
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blah. Things are changing like never
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before in the world right now. Could we see a currency crisis
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in the United States? Look, all some of the the
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doomsayers, right? Maybe you consider me a
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doomsayer tinfoil hat, Whatever, right.
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No, look, I get paid to assess risk.
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I'm not a doomsayer, OK? When I look at the risk, when I
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look at the math behind 34 trillion in debt, When I look at
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the math between behind the fact that was supposed a great GDP
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numbers that came out for the fourth quarter, right, but it
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took $2.55 in debt creation to create.
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Each $1.00 of GDP growth, I see a spiral.
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I don't see a happy ending. OK, you know that that that
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saying like do you want a happy ending?
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I don't see a happy ending to this.
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Now, I could be wrong, but I know how to work a calculator.
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I think you do too, right? I know how to multiply and
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divide and subtract and add. And when the government is
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spending right now on pace to spend $2 trillion more per year
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than they're bringing in and they're barely able to, they're
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like they're squeezed the, you know, like when you're.
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You know, like when you're you ever, ever juice an orange or a
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lemon or anything like that and you're squeezing, it gets to the
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point you're at the end and it's like you keep squeezing a little
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bit. That's what's going on right
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now. We got 100 thumbs up.
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Thank you Coin Shop Chris for alerting me.
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This is the the funnest part of the show when we ring the bell
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for. You.
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Yes, you OK. They squeezed the lemon.
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Period. OK, The Big Easy Money party has
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come to an end. That's what happened in Turkey.
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They had a big Easy Money party. This guy in Cara, you know, Hey,
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everything's fine. Everything's wonderful, right?
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Easy Money. There's a hangover in the party.
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The whites maybe just got turned on.
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In the next few months, the lights really could come on and
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it could get very It could get scary guys, right?
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We don't want look. We don't want to walk around in
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a state of fear. We don't want to, we don't want
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to be doomsayers, right. We don't want to live in our
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basements wrapped in aluminum foil or anything like that.
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But we want to be aware as to what's going on out there.
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And when we look at what's going on out there, it is scary.
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We could see a situation unfold here very similar to Turkey.
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We, you know, we could see gold and silver prices that that make
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our heads spin. OK, maybe.
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Not. Maybe a year from now it
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absolutely. I could be sitting down here
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saying Can you believe they've kept the.
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I can guarantee one thing. If I'm sitting down here a year
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from now and we're at $22.00 silver and we're at $2000 gold,
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right? And we're talking about
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whatever, I'm all they did was find new creative ways to
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perpetuate a situation which is untenable.
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Untenable, meaning not sustainable.
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OK, so they could do it, but at some point, and you know, hey,
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there were people 8-9 years ago saying the same thing.
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And to be honest with you, I probably did to a certain degree
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as well, but not really, right? I didn't have the the fire to
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come on to YouTube and share my thoughts.
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I wasn't as concerned as I am now.
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Now I mean imagine if, let's, let's let's imagine if we you
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came over right now to the basement.
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We went on a little time machine and we went back ten years ago
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to what 2013, 2024 it is 2000, I'm sorry 2014.
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I got to remember what year it is now and subtract 10 that
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would be 2014. Anyhow, we go back to 2014 and I
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tell you everything that would have transpired.
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War in Europe. War in in in the Middle East.
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OK. The our our relationship with
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China, the prospect of war with Taiwan, between China and Taiwan
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and the West, North Korea, South Korea.
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What else? Right.
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Just everything did a national debt.
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What was the national debt 10 years ago, right?
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I don't know what 8 trillion, 10 trillion.
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So don't we just added another, you know, 24 trillion to the
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debt? I mean, we would not believe
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where we are right now. So are are we crazy?
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Are we doomsayers or are we risk assessors?
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I think we're risk assessors. If you think we're risk
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assessors, I'm going to ask you to participate in this live
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stream. This is your chance right now If
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you think we're risk assessors type capital R.
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I don't think you're a doomsayer.
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I don't think you're a negative. I'm not a negative.
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I don't want to be negative. It's hard not to be.
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Do you ever feel that way? It's hard not to be negative.
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When you look out there, the the, the political corruption
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that we have in the world right now, the the the way that the
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wealthy have manipulated the system so that the distribution
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of wealth is like. Insane.
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I don't know. Like these these statistics like
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the. The three richest people in
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America have as much wealth as the bottom 50%.
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Don't quote me on that, but there's some crazy statistics
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like that. OK?
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I mean, it's like worse than any other time in history.
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Thank you, Shadow work. That is awesome.
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Let's have a laugh. You guys want to have a laugh?
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All right, I'm gonna just. I'm.
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I'm RRR. Thank you for the RRRRS guys.
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Let's have a laugh. OK.
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This came from one of you, right?
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We know this fourth quarter GDP number was so great, we'd
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already talked about how it took $2.55 in debt to create each
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$1.00. That's not a good return on
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investment. Thank you, Tim.
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Wow. All right.
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I'll ring the bell for 20 bucks, buddy.
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You got it. Thank you.
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Very generous, super chats go a long way to help support the
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channel and are super appreciate it.
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Thank you, Tim. OK, another regular person in
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the basement, right? And I used to call him Metal
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Seer. I apologize.
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His username is actually Metals 33 R Why?
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I thought those two threes were backwards.
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EI don't know. But Metal 33 R, he, he made a
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comment on one of the videos and he, he talked about, oh, because
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the gross domestic product went up because recreational vehicle
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sales surged. OK, that's the truth.
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And then Zero Hedge said that's the truth, guys.
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A big portion of the reason why the fourth quarter GDP was up
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was because recreational vehicle sales supposedly went up.
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Some people say that's because these RV dealers are like are
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just liquidating everything before the end of the year.
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That there's been a crash in the value of RV's or recreational
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vehicles. I don't know.
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None the less, if you want to buy an RV, I do think it now's a
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good time. None The less than 0 hedge said
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something hilarious or like now that Americans.
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Yes that's us, right. Can't afford to live in houses
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anymore. They're buying recreational
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vehicles and living in their RV's, which I'm nothing against.
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Right. I'm kind of that's kind of
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anyway. But it's funny.
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Not funny. Sad and funny that.
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Yeah, there's you know if you're a 24 year old you can't afford a
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house. You can probably barely afford a
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an RV right. So a metal sear said had this
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great question. He said which is higher which
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this is a question for you. You can answer in the comments
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OK this is a question for you. I'm going to keep calling him
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metal metal sear, metals 33, R said.
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Which is higher on the socio economic ladder scale, living in
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your mom's basement or living in an RV?
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So what's higher? What's better off you live in
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your mom's basement or you live in an RV?
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And I commented back, I said, I said this isn't my mom's
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basement, this is Susie's basement.
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And he said no, I was just posing that question.
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And then I went back to him. I said, well, I think the
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ultimate this is, and by dynamics, the ultimate scenario.
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Is you live in an RV but you park it in your parents
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driveway, that's a good middle Rd.
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I mean, what is going on out there?
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OK. All right.
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So we have the S&P. Let's talk about the big, Let's
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talk about Intel. All right, The big Microchip
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maker, let's talk about 3 M and let's talk about Apple because
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we've got the markets at an all time high.
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It's all, have you heard that the S&P, if you've got your
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money in the S&P 500 ETF, congratulations, you've made a
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lot of money. I don't.
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I have my money in precious metal mining stocks.
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The S&P 500 is at an all time high.
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The precious metal mining stocks are priced for a depression even
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though the price of gold is within spitting distance of yes,
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you guessed at an all time high. Nothing makes sense, right?
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You have the Magnificent 7. Which is about to become the
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Magnificent 6 because they're going to kick Tesla out of it.
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But does any of this make sense? Because the markets at all time
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highs? 3M Minnesota mining and
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Manufacturing 3M makes everything OK Three M is a
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massive company. International conglomerate.
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Dave, their stock bombed last week.
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Why? Because of their outlook about
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2024? What about Intel Tech Company?
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Intel, right? Blah blah blah.
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Their stock crashed on Friday or Thursday 1215%.
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Why did Intel stock crash? Because of their outlook for
17:50
two. 1024 OK, what about Apple Computer?
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Apple is like the biggest company in the world, The most
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successful Apple. I got News for you.
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OK? If you have an Apple phone,
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that's great. My kids made me get them Apple
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phones for Christmas. That's.
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Great. Grandma and grandpa.
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You know, whatever. It was a gift from grandma and
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grandpa. I'm not an Apple guy.
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I've always thought Apple products were overpriced.
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From a value perspective, I think they're awesome products.
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They're cool, all that. But is Apple Apple's like the
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core. Pardon the pun, Apple's the core
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of. The US stock market of the US
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economy, right. Apple.
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Apple. Apple.
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Hello, Metals 33. I'm still going to call you
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metal sear, because they're already these are already.
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OK, so I can. Call you Metal sear.
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All right. Thank you.
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You can send me an e-mail and correct me on that.
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Thank you for the Super Chat. Apple is could be in big
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trouble. OK.
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Let's just let's. Apple's the, the base of the US
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stock market right now, one of the one of the founding pillars.
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Number one, their products are overpriced, OK?
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They're great products. I'm not putting them down any of
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that. But they've got a big issue
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right now, a patent issue with watches.
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They can't sell watches in the United States.
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Their sales in China are dropping.
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Look, you're not going to hear this anywhere else, all right?
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But I'm going to tell you the truth about China and Apple and
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Huawei. There's a company called.
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Huawei. HUAWEY that is making better
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quality products than apple in but they're not allowed in the
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United States right? And some people I'm not being a
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conspiracy theorist. Some people think they were
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banned because they were a competitor of apples.
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But in China now these new Huawei products are supposedly
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much better. This new mate 60 phone they have
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that apple so apple could be in big trouble.
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Apples behind an AI if apple goes down the market goes down.
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The S&P 5 hundreds at all time highs.
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The Is the market in a bubble? Absolutely.
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The valuations of these tech stocks is ridiculous.
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Absolutely insane. Like tech bubble level.
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OK, I'm not giving financial advice, but but but boy oh boy
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oh boy. The overall general markets, and
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especially these tech stocks are richly valued like.
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They're like Ponzis. They're they're it's funny I was
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talking I where I work at night there was a lady and she invest
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in Apple. She's smart, OK she's in her
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70s. She's got, she's in the stocks
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and she's a piano tuner and she was tuning some of the pianos
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and we were talking stocks and and she she even said she.
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Said it's like a PON. She's like, I know I own Apple,
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she said. All I'm relying on is that some
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other fool at some point in the future is going to be willing to
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pay me more money for my Apple stock.
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Right. And it's not just Apple.
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I'm not picking on Apple. It's all all these companies are
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overvalued in a crazy, crazy, crazy big way.
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Let's open this box. You guys want to open this box
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up? OK, All right.
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Supposedly there's a few things in here from me, but also a
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couple things that we're going to add.
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And this comes from our friend Kimberly, a fellow basement
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dweller who don't who's going to donate a couple things to the
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giveaway. Let's open this up, says.
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Surprise 2 for the giveaway and two to keep.
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Hey, thank you Tony. Thank you for that super chat. 1
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gold back dollar for you Ron. Great pod.
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Thank you. Thank you, Tony.
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So let's see what we got in here.
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Here, pull to open. And there's her.
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There's her note as proof. It's kind of a cool envelope.
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She sent this in. I wonder.
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What's in here? Wow.
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Oh oh man, I love these. Wait, wait.
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Wait till you see this. Guys, let's take a quick look
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because two of them are going to go into the giveaway.
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Oh yes, wow. Silver dollars.
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And I I am embarrassed. OK, this is live.
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I know the Morgan silver dollar and I own some of these.
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My brain is lost me. These are awesome.
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There's four of them. Four of these.
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What is my problem? I can't remember.
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Not the liberty. What's the other silver dollar?
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Somebody help me, please. Coin shop.
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Chris, send me a send me a a virtual Ding Dong.
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Wow. Here.
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Four of these. Thank you, Kimberly.
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And these are in really great shape, guys.
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Oh my gosh. And I am like, so peace dollars.
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I don't know what's wrong with me.
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Look at that. Wow.
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There's the front and there's four of them.
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OK. Two of them are going to be
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added peace dollars. Thank you, Chris.
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There we go. Oh man, look at that.
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Wow. Thank you, Kimberly.
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Thank you. Thank you all you basement
23:01
dwellers. If you get a chance, please say
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I love silver doll. This is real money.
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Thank you STP trader. Wow.
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You guys are super generous today.
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I just let me this is real money.
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So I'm going to put these two. With this, don't forget this
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whole tray can be yours. And now we have 25 ounces of
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silver on Valentine's Day. There's some cool stuff in
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there. Thank you, guys.
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Man. Thank you.
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Thank you. Unbelievable.
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Thank you, Kimberly. Ha ha.
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Here, here, guy. Here's the chart.
23:48
Here's the proof, guys. That's how much GDP was built.
23:52
That was created in the fourth quarter.
23:55
That's the total debt that was created in the fourth quarter.
23:58
That's just the deficit, the government debt that was created
24:01
in the fourth quarter. We're we're taking on more and
24:04
more debt because we have to pay more and more interest, OK.
24:09
I mean it's not like unlike you, I'll be quick about this.
24:12
It's not unlike you being in a being in a situation in your
24:18
household where you have so much debt that you took on that your
24:24
interest payments become more than your income, OK.
24:28
I mean it's if it turns into a spiral right at that point, then
24:31
you're borrowing money to pay interest on money that you
24:34
previous. It's it's a it's not a good
24:37
situation. We are not in a happy situation
24:41
here in the United States. Worldwide, this Red Sea
24:45
situation is not getting better. OK?
24:48
And we have. We got the Fed coming up this
24:50
week. We're going to talk about that.
24:51
Don't worry. What to expect, what to expect
24:53
in the silver and gold price. But the big elephant in the room
24:58
that probably doesn't get enough attention, OK and it's scary, is
25:03
the situation in the Middle East.
25:06
Here's the latest news on that a British.
25:08
British oil tanker carrying Russian NAPFA, which is some oil
25:13
thing. Oh, I missed another super chat.
25:17
Bear with me. Bear with me.
25:18
Guys. I'm sorry.
25:19
I'm not supposed to say. Bear with me anymore.
25:22
Stay with me. Here we go.
25:23
Well, well, well, well, well. Metals.
25:25
Metals here. Good morning, Ron.
25:26
Thanks for the mention. I used three because they were
25:28
already taken. All right, hold on, hold on,
25:33
hold on. Pop out.
25:35
Maybe instead of saying bear with me, I'm not supposed to say
25:38
that anymore either. I'll say I'll sing the Jeopardy
25:41
song. All right.
25:45
Yeah. So a Russian.
25:47
I'm sorry. A British oil tanker is on fire
25:51
in the Red Sea after a Houthi missile strike.
25:55
OK. The British fuel tanker,
25:57
operated on behalf of trading giant Trafiagora, was on fire
26:01
after it was struck. By a missile as it transited the
26:04
Red Sea in the most significant attack yet by Yemen's Houthi
26:09
rebels on an oil carrying base. If it's not the Houthis, it's
26:13
ISIS, it's Al Qaeda, it's North Korea, it's China, It's, it's.
26:20
I mean, there's so many, it's hard to remember anymore, right?
26:25
I mean, it's crazy. I heard another analyst talking
26:28
about how last week, and again, this was just his analysis of
26:32
the situation. I don't want anybody to get
26:34
hurt. We don't want anybody.
26:36
And it's crazy. The world should get along and
26:38
if we're on the gold standard, we would get along.
26:40
But this analyst was saying that there were there like 3 US ships
26:45
that were trying to escort a mayor.
26:47
Is it Maersk, that world's biggest shipper through the Red
26:51
Sea? And they got attacked and they
26:53
like, turned around and retreated.
26:55
OK, the situation, they aren't backing down.
26:58
It's a scary, scary situation on a world geopolitical basis.
27:04
Next week we're going to hear from the Federal Reserve and our
27:06
friend, our good friend Jerome Powell.
27:11
We don't quite know what to expect.
27:13
OK. What I will tell you to expect
27:16
is probably a nothing burger, OK.
27:19
We, we, we we're very unlikely that we're going to get rates
27:22
are going to rise or go down either of those scenarios if
27:27
they were to occur. If we were to have a a rate
27:30
increase or a rate decrease which is very unlikely right,
27:34
would have big impacts on the market, they lowered rates.
27:38
The gold and silver price would skyrocket if they raised rates
27:41
which would be a big surprise. Silver and gold would plummet.
27:45
OK. The key here right now where we
27:48
sit with as you're a gold investor, you're probably a
27:51
silver investor. The big key where we sit right
27:55
now is that we've really stabilized 10 times, OK.
28:01
The people, some people are saying the last 10 weeks the
28:04
gold, the weekly close has been above $2000 per oz.
28:08
That's a big deal. The data I looked at showed like
28:12
12 out of the last 13 weeks. We closed above $2000 with gold.
28:17
Silver's been struggling, right? Silver's been struggling but but
28:21
hanging strong have you know so the the big key here what I
28:27
expect this is my prediction is that we will.
28:32
Have a Nothing burger out of the Fed and they're going to walk a
28:35
real careful fine line, right? But that we will maintain our,
28:41
our, our line in the sand with gold which is $2000 and continue
28:46
to build this base from which to take off from Look the reality
28:50
is next weekend right now we could be all be sitting here in
28:53
the basement saying Oh my God Can you believe that that silver
28:58
is is less than $20. Can you believe that gold is
29:03
dropped below 9. Anything can happen.
29:05
Guys do not make, you know, financial decisions based on
29:08
anything I say. I'm just giving you my opinions.
29:11
But I, you know, I really feel like things are so delicate and
29:17
so in need of of, of of of what's the word, soft hands.
29:25
You know that they're not going to do anything drastic, All
29:28
right. We already know back in
29:30
December, Jerome played his cards in terms of where we're
29:33
going, right. They pivoted.
29:35
Thank you, Tim. Man, strike that gold.
29:38
Gone. I'll strike the gold.
29:41
Gone. You know, $20 Super Chad.
29:45
I'll strike the gold. Gone.
29:47
I will. OK, great.
29:48
Great time to buy Discovery Silver stock.
29:51
Yeah, a couple. Of people have been talking to
29:53
me about Discovery Silver. Let me, let me I'm going to
29:55
strike the gong. Usually we only strike the gong
29:58
when we get to 300 thumbs up. We're almost to 200 thumbs up.
30:03
And that'll be the cowbell. But let's do the gong.
30:09
I can be bought. All right, I can be bought.
30:12
I'll strike the gong $20.00, but only one strike.
30:17
OK. Thank you, Tim, for the Super
30:20
chat. We're going to strike it again
30:21
when we get to 300. Thumbs up.
30:22
We're going to ring the Cowbell Discovery Silver.
30:25
I've had several people talking to me about that.
30:28
My biggest holding that I have right now.
30:32
Is Fortuna Silver. They're a silver and gold mining
30:36
company. They are a sponsor of Ron's
30:38
Basement. It's a stock that I own.
30:41
Their sponsorship helps me be able to make this video be able
30:45
to make this live stream OK. Fortuna has major operations and
30:50
growing operations in West Africa and I would recommend you
30:54
do some research on gold mining in West Africa because it's
30:58
fascinating what's going on there.
31:01
Now they also have a silver mine in Mexico, a gold mine in
31:04
Argentina and a silver mine in Peru.
31:07
And I want to go to Peru and see that silver mine.
31:10
They don't know that yet, but I would really love because I'm
31:13
fascinated by the silver mining history in Peru.
31:16
I'm fascinated by Fortuna Silver.
31:19
You can find out for yourself if it's the company that you like
31:22
at their website, fortunasilver.com.
31:24
Thank you, Fortuna, for sponsoring Ron's Basement.
31:28
And next week I'll be talking with Jorge Canoza, the CEO.
31:31
So be on our lookout for that that interview.
31:35
Jorge has been one time I heard him say he was born in a mining
31:40
camp. This guy's been around silver
31:43
for his whole life, right? He's like a fourth generation
31:47
silver miner. His brother works with him and
31:51
and just a great guy. You know, there's some great
31:53
people, including you, that I've met in this sector.
31:56
I mean, really top tier, top notch people.
32:00
All right, so next week, Fed. Probably nothing.
32:03
Burger, hold on. There we go.
32:05
Now I got the chat back up. They're going to say all kinds
32:09
of stuff. Remember, Remember, now?
32:12
Remember something about the Fed.
32:15
Just just let's do a quick review.
32:17
It's been 9 1/2 days, guys, since we remembered this, OK?
32:22
Three years ago, the feds said they weren't even going to start
32:25
raising interest rates until right now.
32:28
OK, they they're wrong all the time.
32:31
Either they're wrong or they lie, or some combination.
32:35
They're in. OK, Kimberly got a quench up.
32:38
Chris just told me you're here. Thank you for your donation.
32:41
Hopefully you were on when I unboxed it.
32:43
I did put two of the peace dollars into the into the Kitty
32:49
for the giveaway. So thank you very much.
32:51
Jerome Powell doesn't tell the truth.
32:54
Either that or he's wrong or whatever.
32:57
All right. Remember about inflation, right?
33:00
It was not a problem. They said 3-4 years ago, then it
33:04
became temporary and then it became transitory and now
33:09
supposedly it's under control. Guys with the table is set as we
33:15
move into the next two or three months and we're going to talk
33:18
about the the banks as well because it almost seems like
33:22
things are being set up at this point.
33:25
Maybe they want to. Maybe they want to shove a ACBDC
33:27
down our throats, losing my voice.
33:35
The table is set. I mean, 30-4 trillion in debt, 2
33:39
trillion deficit. The bricks.
33:42
The banks are in big trouble. Big trouble.
33:47
OK, this commercial real estate torpedo that is heading at the
33:52
banking sector. Just at a time when now for some
33:55
reason the Fed has become, excuse me, the Fed has become
34:03
very vocal about the fact that they're ending the bailout that
34:08
they put in place 11 months ago when we had that banking crisis
34:13
and we got more trouble heading ass than ever before.
34:15
And we have European banks. If you heard this, why do you
34:19
think that the European banking regulators are telling the big
34:24
banks over there to monitor social media regarding bank
34:30
runs? I mean, you know we had do we
34:33
kind of had bank runs here in the United States back a year
34:35
ago. Elon Musk, thank you.
34:39
Metal, metal sear. Elon Musk warns Chinese car
34:43
makers such as SAIC, Geely and BYD will wipe out the US car
34:48
makers if tariffs. Aren't imposed.
34:52
I'll touch on that in a second. But we've got this table set
34:57
right and the banks right. Why is the, why did the Fed, you
35:00
have to ask yourself that question.
35:01
The bank term funding program, right.
35:03
The bailout by any other term, it was a bailout that they put
35:08
in place to save the banking sector 11 months ago.
35:12
They're like abruptly ending it just at a time when this wave of
35:18
trouble is heading at the banks. I don't know.
35:20
It'll be interesting. I'm not trying to incite year.
35:24
I'm just telling you the facts. And it's not just me.
35:26
I'm hearing smart people, right. The the the smart guys in the
35:32
room, the Rafi Farber's, the people like that are talking
35:35
about how interesting it is that we've got this BTFD program and
35:39
they've been very vocal, very vocal about, oh we're ending it,
35:43
it's done, blah, blah, blah. So we'll see how that all plays
35:46
out. Yeah, the car.
35:47
Apparently guys, if you didn't know this, the Chinese can make
35:50
electric cars and sell them for like $10,000 or $15,000 and
35:57
they're good cars. OK, so look, that's we talked
36:01
about this earlier with Huawei. That's why, wow, they made-up a
36:05
story about, oh, Huawei's spying on Americans and blah blah,
36:09
blah. I think the real reason
36:11
potentially, OK, something we need to consider, We're not
36:15
talking about the world being flat or anything like that, but
36:18
I think we need to consider that Huawei was banned from the
36:20
United States because it posed too much competition to Apple,
36:26
because look at what's going on right now in China with Apple.
36:30
Huawei's kicking their booty. OK, electric cars.
36:35
I mean, look, we just have to accept reality here, the
36:38
Chinese. This isn't 20 years ago when you
36:41
would say, oh, Chinese stuff is a bunch of crud, right?
36:44
I started noticing like even little toys I would buy from
36:48
China for the kids or like little remote control cars and
36:51
stuff. China is has upped their game
36:56
and that includes the electric car market and what Metal Sear
37:01
says is true, right? They could destroy the US car
37:04
market, but you don't see any Chinese cars being sold in the
37:08
United States now. Do you?
37:10
Very, very interesting. Very, very interesting.
37:14
Some people say the real future of transportation right of a lot
37:20
of energy production in the world will be and this is this
37:24
has everything to do with silver.
37:27
OK and platinum and I'll explain why is hydrogen fuel cells.
37:33
We have Toyota, Stanford University, the slack lab.
37:37
We talked about that. We have Honda in General Motors
37:41
forming A partnership all around hydrogen fuel cells.
37:46
We have Toyota selling hydrogen fuel cell cars in California.
37:52
It's very clean. The only, the only, the only
37:55
byproduct of the process is water.
37:58
OK, but where it gets interesting for silver in
38:02
particular, right now they use platinum to make these hydrogen
38:06
fuel cells. It's the catalyst or what.
38:08
I don't, I don't really. I'm not going to say I'm an
38:10
expert. I don't understand the whole
38:11
process, but Toyota and Stanford put out a big news story just a
38:17
few months ago saying that they're working on and have
38:19
apparently discovered a way to substitute silver for platinum
38:24
in the hydrogen fuel cells. We'll see how that all plays
38:27
out. But I mean, does it?
38:30
Is it just me, or does it feel like every time we get a new
38:34
technology that comes out, that has to do, especially with the
38:39
environment? Silver's always in it, right?
38:41
The new solar panels use more solar silver.
38:45
The new the newest wave of potential hydrogen fuel cells
38:49
will use more silver. Everything electronic.
38:52
The AI revolution is gonna, you guessed it, use more silver.
38:58
It's like everywhere we. Look, we're using more silver
39:01
and it doesn't make no sense. Right, that we're using more
39:05
silver for, but the mining supply is going down and the
39:10
price is going down think. About it This is real.
39:15
Similar, did you, did you follow uranium right, that core metal
39:21
that's used in the nuclear power generation industry?
39:26
It was like 2 years ago and people were like this is does
39:29
not make sense where the uranium prices based on supply and
39:32
demand. Do you know what happened to
39:34
uranium? I just read the other day, I
39:36
didn't look at a chart, but we just heard the other day uranium
39:39
was up like 303 or 400 percent 4X, right.
39:46
So eventually these market imbalances get fixed.
39:50
What do we know about China with silver?
39:52
The interesting Shanghai Gold Exchange, right, right.
39:55
The growing metals exchange in China, did you know right, Their
40:01
inventory levels are way down. And what's interesting about the
40:05
Shanghai Gold Exchange, I don't want to keep telling you this
40:07
option, but it's worth repeating, right?
40:10
It's based the market is based more on actual physical metal,
40:13
not like the COMEX and the LBMA in in London and the United
40:18
States, which is all, you know, 400 to 1.
40:22
Leverage a lot of times 200 to 1 leverage fit what I don't care,
40:27
right. The Shanghai Gold Exchange is
40:28
based on and their inventory, their inventories are down.
40:32
We know that over the last three years, 400 million ounces of
40:37
silver left the Comex inventory and the SLV via the LBMA most
40:44
likely inventory 400. Million.
40:47
Ounces of silver, right, But the price is down.
40:52
What does that mean? I I'm talking myself into buying
40:55
more silver. Let me ask you a.
40:59
Question. Are you going to buy more
41:01
silver? If you are, I'm going to buy
41:04
more silver. I just.
41:05
I just decided what the heck type BUY, buy.
41:11
OK, all right. I'm buying more silver.
41:14
All right. Don't forget, if you want to buy
41:16
some silver, check out Pinbecs. I know we already talked about
41:19
them, so we won't go into detail, but I just, I can't see
41:24
anything. Let's talk about you guys want
41:26
to hear about Brit Coin. You want to hear about Brit
41:28
Coin? Trust me.
41:29
OK. And then we'll talk briefly
41:32
about about the situation with ex President Donald Trump, but
41:37
let's talk about Brit Coin real fast.
41:39
Let me read this to you. Do do do, do.
41:48
Do. I'm coming.
41:48
I'm going, Bear. And I I almost said it.
41:51
I'm not allowed to say bear with me, Papa.
41:55
Here we go. OK, this comes from Zero Hedge.
42:02
The Bank of England says, quote, no final decision has been made
42:07
on Brit coin. I guess they're calling their
42:09
CBDC Brit coin. And here's some interesting
42:13
quotes. OK.
42:17
It would they They want to protect the access to cash
42:20
should they move forward with a C?
42:22
BDC. Launch This is from the British
42:25
giving residents an additional payment choice.
42:29
They say. Quote if a digital pound were to
42:32
be implemented, primary legislation would be introduced
42:36
and this would guarantee users privacy and control.
42:41
That's according to the Bank of England also quote The bank and
42:45
government would not have access to any personal data, and users
42:52
would have freedom and how they spend their digital pounds.
42:56
Many UK residents have suggested that launching a digital pound
43:00
could lead to government surveillance of financial
43:04
transactions and a loss of privacy.
43:07
But they're not going to do that.
43:09
They're promise you they're not going to do that.
43:11
We and we know if there's one thing we know that is we can
43:16
always trust a central banker. I mean the Federal Reserve for
43:21
instance here in the United. States has done nothing but
43:23
good. For this country and the average
43:26
citizen, so we can, we can put full faith and confidence that
43:30
those central bankers are always looking out for our best
43:33
interest. Yeah, yeah, How about?
43:38
How about? If you're like me, you may Maybe
43:41
you like to be your own central bank, right?
43:44
CBDC is not going to eliminate or prohibit you from continuing
43:52
to hold your own silver, your own gold.
43:55
When we get to the CBDC environment, I don't care what
43:58
they say, right? Because central banks have never
44:01
told us the truth, right? And I It's OK for us to say
44:05
that. You know why?
44:06
Because the founding fathers of this country said that.
44:10
Thomas Jefferson said that. Andrew Jackson said that.
44:15
OK, that's the reality of the world.
44:18
I I forgot to ring the cowbell. Thank you, Coin Chef Chris.
44:20
I'll rant one second. I'm on a rant right now.
44:23
It's OK for you to be your own central bank.
44:27
Abraham Lincoln. Well, maybe not Abraham Lincoln.
44:30
But anyway, Andrew Jackson and Thomas Jefferson are rooting for
44:34
you, right? The Founding Fathers put it in
44:37
the Constitution. Big banks.
44:40
Or the scourge of the earth, the the worms of the world.
44:45
OK, here's what UK president UK residents are saying.
44:52
We'd like to see much more detail from the government and
44:55
the Bank of England. You know, you can trust the Bank
44:58
of England on this important subject, including a clear plan
45:02
of action and timeline around the next steps for a digital
45:07
pound, said a spokesperson for the Self regulatory social
45:11
Crypto UK. That was a crypto guy.
45:14
So yeah, they're going to make all kinds of promises about
45:19
CBDC. Do we believe the promises that
45:23
are made? I think the key thing for us to
45:26
remember when it comes to CBD CS being shoved down our throat,
45:30
that's fine, shove them down our throat, right, But that we still
45:35
retain the right to be our own. You're your own central bank
45:39
likely right now if you hold silver or gold, right?
45:42
There's nothing that's going to prohibit us from continuing to
45:46
be our own central banks, even if they are successful in in
45:50
implementing their new central bank digital currency things.
45:55
And you know, yeah, we'll probably have to use it to some
45:57
degree to transact everything else.
45:59
But the core of our wealth, we probably want to hold in
46:06
something that's been around for a few thousand years longer than
46:09
CBD CS, let's just touch on. It's unbelievable.
46:15
I was trying to tie this together.
46:19
Ex President Donald Trump. Not a political show, right?
46:23
But ex President Donald Trump rages that the legal system is
46:28
out of control after he gets slapped with an 83,000,000
46:35
damage sentence, whatever, against him in this defamation
46:40
lawsuit. 7.3 million for compensatory damages, 11,000,000
46:46
for reputation repair, 65 million in punitive damages
46:54
under the context of political and social disorder in this
46:58
country. Whether you agree with this or
47:01
not, again, we aren't. We're in the silver and gold.
47:04
We aren't into politics. You might get an indication of
47:08
my thoughts by some comments that I make, but we're not.
47:11
We're not here to say yay or nay, but from the context of the
47:15
fact that we have political disorder in this country when we
47:19
have an ex president in this absolute craziness that's going
47:26
on right now and and and and what we're to see here and guys,
47:32
it's the next 10 months, right before this election in
47:35
November, it's going to get very, very, very interesting.
47:40
On top of that, you've got what's going on in the banking
47:43
sector. On top of that, you have what's
47:45
going on in the world with the bricks.
47:48
I mean, we don't want to be doom and gloomers, but everywhere we
47:52
look right now, it's scary. It's just absolutely scary
47:57
situation. You know I'm 53 years old.
48:00
I don't you know, I don't know you all are roughly in my for
48:03
the most part we're we're all kind of in the same age range.
48:07
We've seen nothing like this before.
48:10
I mean we have never in our lifetimes seen anything like
48:14
this before. We've seen some craziness,
48:16
right? The the, the, the, the, the New
48:20
York, you know, the Trade Center stuff that went on wars and
48:24
wars. But in terms of things happening
48:27
in concert right now is probably the crave, but probably the one
48:33
of the craziest times in the last 100 years.
48:34
I mean, Chinese President Xi said that to Vladimir Putin just
48:41
like 6 months ago when they met, right?
48:43
They they're having these meetings all the time.
48:45
They're buddies, and XI told Putin as they were leaving.
48:50
We are living through a period of change like none other in
48:54
history, and you and I are at the forefront of what is going
48:58
on. So it's going to get really
49:01
interesting. Now you've got the Saudi
49:03
Arabians, MBS, right? Align themselves with the
49:06
Russians and the Chinese. I mean, they're part of the
49:09
BRICS. You got Iran?
49:14
Is part of the BRICS. I mean really it's just it's
49:18
crazy what is transpiring in the world right and and we know
49:24
again we come back to silver and gold, we know all those
49:28
countries are are centric in terms of their in an alliance in
49:34
terms of their number one. Purchases of gold in particular.
49:38
Don't underestimate this, guys. What does this mean to us?
49:43
What does this mean to us that, like in the last three years,
49:46
the world central banks bought more gold than the previous 40
49:49
years combined? OK, it's it.
49:52
What is that telling us? These are the world's and these
49:55
are the world central banks, the most sophisticated financial
49:57
institutions, the insiders, the ones that control the monetary
50:02
system. OK.
50:04
And on top of that, this, this new gang that they've formed
50:09
over there, right to align themselves against what they
50:13
perceive as an enemy, which is me and you in the West.
50:18
In the United States they're they're kind of over there now
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looking like, hey guys, we got the gold, right.
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We trade. We we don't, you know, we we
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don't even need to trust each other's currencies because we
50:29
have gold, right. And the United States is over
50:32
here saying, hey guys, we got the paper dollar.
50:35
We got some paper dollars. Aren't they pretty?
50:37
Look at these you know it's gonna be it's gonna be
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absolutely crazy. And then on top of that with
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like silver, we know that silver, the silver price, it's
50:50
been proven. OK, It's been proven that
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silver's manipulated on short term basis.
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There are people that have spent their careers proving that
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silver and gold have both been manipulated.
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There were concerted, organized, coordinated efforts to induce
51:08
volatility for example, into the silver market and gold market so
51:12
that people won't buy it. But all that is changing now.
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Right. And maybe just a little bit of
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percolation. Oh, I keep forgetting to ring
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the I'm gonna ring that cowbell. I apologize, guys.
51:31
Jake all. Right on top of it, we know
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that's Jake from Jake's custom parts.
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Oh, before I forget. Guys, please.
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If you would type 8 in the comments for the moderators
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because the moderators are great 88888.
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Thank you. It's a nice thing to do.
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I didn't even beg you. How about some thumbs up?
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Baby, we got 400 people here. I'll ring the gong.
51:55
I'll ring the gong extra if you can get us to 300.
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Thumbs up. We got 5 minutes to get there.
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Can we do it? Basement dwellers.
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It looks like that. All you got to do is click it.
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OK. We know this everything
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happening in the world right now.
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The bricks, right? That's an easy way to say it.
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We know what's happening in the United States right now,
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politically, socially, of monetarily.
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OK, fiscally, all right. Monetary policy is what the Fed
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does, which is screwed up. Fiscal policy is what our
52:32
government does, which is way screwed up, right?
52:35
34 trillion in debt, 2 trillion in deficit.
52:38
So you got the world impact on the metals.
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You got the United States impact on the metals is it'll be valued
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in U.S. dollars. And then on top of that, there's
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a little cherry on top, right? There's a little cherry, there's
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two cherries on top. And if we just look at silver,
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right, we know the demand for silver is far outweighing the
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supply that the world is able to provide right now.
53:05
OK. Right.
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The whole supply demand thing, which is out of balance.
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Yeah. And on top of that, come on, we
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can get to 300 thumbs up. I want to ring that gong before
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I go. Basement dwellers, You don't
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want me to sing, do you? On top of all that, right?
53:23
On top of the just fundamental We know that silver has been
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manipulated down for years. And we know, we know because of
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all those aforementioned factors, especially what's
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changing in the world right now, that that stranglehold that the
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COMEX and the LBMA had on silver in particular, that they're
53:48
going to lose it. They're going to lose the
53:50
stranglehold because the big group over there eventually is
53:54
going to say you can say whatever you want over there,
53:57
boys and girls at COMEX and the LBMA, that's great.
54:01
So we'll buy all your silver for that artificially low price.
54:05
We're going to take it. And is that happening right now
54:09
because did you know this if you want to buy silver on the
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Shanghai, Shanghai I I really want to go to China, I want to
54:17
go to Peru 1st and then China, but in Shanghai?
54:20
If you go, you want to buy silver on the Shanghai Gold
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Exchange. Oh you say here, look, you pull
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up your app on your phone, you say.
54:28
Looky look, it says right here. Kitco Comex Spot silver $22.73
54:36
they say. Oh no, we have different price,
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right? Our price is almost $3 per oz
54:43
higher because sorry Mr. Westerner, we don't deal in
54:49
Unicorn fart dust silver we. Deal in real metal.
54:53
Imagine that. They actually deal in real
54:56
metal. Oh, what a concept, right.
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So this silver price, I don't know, $161, that's just you know
55:06
and that's based on Turkey and US we're we're, we're already on
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that path. I'm going to up the price
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$261.00 silver. We're headed there, my friends.
55:17
We are. We're also headed toward 300
55:19
thumbs up. I'm going to go get the gong so
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we can ring the gong. Oh, here's the gong right here.
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Check out these one more time. Thank you, Kimberly.
55:28
Thank you. Thank you, Man, you basement
55:31
dwellers are the best. OK, Don't forget guys.
55:35
There it is. See if I can get it to shine.
55:37
I like when the silver shines. The lights kind of.
55:40
Oh, yeah, look at that. Yeah, isn't that beautiful, huh?
55:44
Right. On Valentine's Day we got the
55:47
big giveaway. There's a link in the
55:49
description of this and all the videos.
55:51
Click on the link. It's easy.
55:53
There's no obligation. You're not going to get spammed
55:55
you. All it is, is a link to a video
55:58
about the giveaway where I go through everything in the video
56:01
on the giveaway and then you leave a comment that's called
56:05
the giveaway video. You just leave one comment say
56:07
thanks, pin backs. And then we have a computer
56:10
program live on Valentine's Day where it will randomly pick one
56:15
of the comments that includes the words thanks pin back.
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So make sure you put thanks pin backs in that comment.
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I got to ring the gong three times.
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It's for you, man. Thank you, guys.
56:25
All right. Yes, a lot of people work really
56:28
hard to make this possible. The moderators do it.
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OK, I'm going to ring that gong. Don't you worry.
56:34
Susie works hard. I work hard.
56:36
Coin shop. Chris works hard.
56:38
All the moderators work hard. It's not possible without you.
56:43
And you worked hard and pressed that thumbs up button.
56:46
So here comes three gongs. I'm like a dog.
56:52
I'm still. I'm fascinated.
56:55
But after you hit it, it's keeps ringing.
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All right. Last one.
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The hardest gone hit ever. Have a great day.
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I'll see you tomorrow. Be nice to yourself.
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You deserve it. I deserve it.
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Right? When we're nice to ourselves, we
57:16
have a much better chance of being nice to those around us.
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And you deserve it. OK.
57:22
You deserve to be nice to yourself.
57:23
There's there really is only one you.
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I haven't said told you this in a while, OK?
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You're the apple of your mommy's eye, and you're important to a
57:34
lot of people, OK? Not the least of which is the
57:38
group of people that are here in the basement.
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OK. Each and every day.
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Have a great one. Like I said, I'll see you guys
57:44
tomorrow. Thank you.