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⚡SILVER & GOLD⚡ Hear MAJOR WARNING from BIS!... (Got Gold and Silver) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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We have a massive week coming up right now for silver and gold.
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It's going to be a big week for you, basement dweller.
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But we also have a big warning from the Bank for International
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Settlements. Now, who are they, you may ask?
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Well, they are the central Bank of the central banks.
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They are essentially who the United States Federal Reserve
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and our old friend Gomer Powell report to, and they're issuing a
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stark warning. We're also going to look at this
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project in Bridge. I'll share with you a few things
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that I learned about that and what that could mean for the
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value of your silver and gold. Big developments going on
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everywhere. But wait, there's even more.
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We're getting a big warning from the US bond market, and that
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relates directly to precious metals as well.
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But before we get to that, I want to say thank you for
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joining me bright and early. Here we are and guys, we have so
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much to talk about. It's such a big honor to me and
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Susie that you join us here in the basement.
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Thank you for your ongoing support.
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Please give this a thumbs up. You can subscribe to the
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channel. It's always free and super
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chats, any form of support are always greatly appreciated.
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I just wanted to say thank you. Hey, I've been catching a lot of
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heat. I said something yesterday, got
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got myself into a little bit of trouble.
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Apparently I made this statement that with 1.4 billion people in
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China, 1.4 billion, Need I remind you we have just over a
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little over 300 million in the United States.
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But with 1.4 billion people in China, if just 7 out of 10 of
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them or 70%, that would be almost 1 billion people,
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technically 980 million, nine, 980 million people.
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But if they were all to buy one ounce of silver, it would wipe
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out the entire year mine supply. Well, I got in some big, big
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trouble. Thank you, Daniel.
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Wow, lift my spirits here on a Monday morning.
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Thank you. I got I got some I got some
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heated response to that idea. People saying you're spreading
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misinformation. The people in China can hardly
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afford to eat and there's no way that they're going to that that
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that you can get seven out. And I wasn't saying that I
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thought it was going to happen this week, this month.
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I was just using that as an example.
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But I want to come back on that a little bit.
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Fight back, guys. Because seriously, I don't
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Number one, I don't think everybody in China is starving
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anymore. We know the Chinese people are
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buying gold hand over fist, right?
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We see pictures of 800,000 Chinese people lining up to buy
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gold after the after the lunar holiday.
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I don't think it's that big of a stretch to think that 7 out of
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10 of them could afford to buy one stinking ounce of silver and
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wipe out the entire mining supply for the year.
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But I also want to throw in there, if you add China and
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India's populations together, you come to $2.8 billion.
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I want to refer to my notes to make sure I have this accurate.
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2.8 billion people, I apologize. 2.8 billion people, All the
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Chinese, all the Indians, you know the story.
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They love silver and gold. If we had just 35%, OK, 35% of
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the people that live in China and India by 1 ounce of silver,
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that would be a billion people. Again, just three, three and a
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half, 35% of the Chinese and the Indian population with the what
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the point is, is that the silver and gold markets are so
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sensitive, so delicate, right? Especially silver.
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There's just not a lot of silver out there.
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And if you're talking about four out of 10, I'll be conservative
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Chinese and Indian people buying one ounce of silver.
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And then people say, well, people in India are poor.
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People in India are poor, People in the United States are poor.
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People everywhere are poor, right?
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But people in India, you can't tell me that 7 out of 10 Indian
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people couldn't afford to buy one ounce of silver because coin
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Shop Chris. Thanks again, Daniel, for that
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super chat, super appreciated. Coin Shop Chris and I, I'm going
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to pull something up quickly for you looked at this yesterday,
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OK, if you're going to tell me all right that that and this is
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from this is from India, this is from the the Times of India
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newspaper, OK, listen, the big study irrespective of of income,
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gold accounts for an average 18% of assets hold held by Indian
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households. They surveyed 43,000 Indian
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households. They came on average the average
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Indian household. Here I'll read this to you.
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The lure of gold is never diminished for Indians
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irrespective of their income level.
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In average Indian household has 18% of their total investment in
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gold, indicated a study carried out by the India Gold Policy
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Center. So if they can afford that much
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gold, and let's take a step back, we also know that Indian
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households, just their households, not their central
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banks, have 25,000 metric tons of gold, right?
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Like three times of what the United States supposedly has at
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Fort Knox. Thank you, all 200 of you
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basement dwellers, bright and early here on a Monday morning.
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How can Indian households have 25,000 metric tons, three times
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that of what we have supposedly hidden at Fort Knox?
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But you're gonna tell me that Indian households, Indian people
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couldn't afford to buy one ounce of silver per person on average
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and they have 18% of their of their wealth?
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I almost knocked my coffee over stored in gold.
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So I'm sorry to the guy or the several people that said I was
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crazy to say these things and I'm spreading misinformation.
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I don't agree, right? I think that in particular, if
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you combine India and China, 2.8 billion people and say, do you
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think 3 out of 10, four out of 10 people in those countries
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could afford to buy one ounce of silver?
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Yes, OK. And it's just an example.
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But again, I want to hammer home, it shows just how delicate
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the market is. And on top of that, think about
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how, how the solar and you know, the whole story, the solar
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electronics, the electric car industry is sucking in all this
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silver. Heck, we could probably have one
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out of 10 Indian people, one out of 10 Chinese people buy one
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ounce of silver and it would wipe out like all available
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above ground supplies. I mean, because there's the,
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the, because what industry? We don't even know what the
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military's using silver wise. We don't even know what they're
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using for aerospace satellites and all that good stuff.
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Hey, let's let's all have a quick sip of coffee, OK?
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This is the biggest week in the history of the world for silver
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and gold. Seriously, it's a big week.
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Tuesday and Wednesday. Don't forget this guy Jerome
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Powell. I'm going to leave him in his
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box this morning. He gets Monday off.
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Jerome Powell's going to be testifying in Washington.
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DCI don't know to the House of referee.
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He does it once every six months so we can get some big headlines
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that do move the silver and gold price.
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Again, noise, short term noise. But I want you to be aware that
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that's going on. And of course, Thursday will be
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the inflation number. We've talked about that
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exhaustively. I am predicting I'm going out on
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a limb, a tree limb, like the tree limbs I trimmed yesterday,
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man, after the live stream yesterday morning.
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I'm 54 years old. I don't know how old you are,
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but I went out and did about four hours of tree trimming and
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it just knocked me for a loop. And it was, it was hot, but not
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that hot. I tell you what, people that
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work with trees, tree trimming, that's got to be the hardest
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work. OK.
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And I was a steel worker during the summers when I was in
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college, made steel three piece can baby food, baby formula
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cans. I've done some hard work in some
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hot conditions, but tree work is the worst.
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But I'm going to go out on a limb and tell you that on
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Wednesday, here's what you can expect.
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This is how it all works, right? The current administration needs
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a low inflation number so they can brag to the world that, oh,
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inflation's down. We're doing a great job.
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Look, what do they call it? Disastronomics.
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No, not disastronomics. Voodoo.
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No, I think it's called Bidenomics.
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It's working. Anyway, They need a low
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inflation number. Guess who else needs a low
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inflation number? Yeah, our old friend.
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Let's get him out. What the heck?
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Here he is. He's so available.
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Everybody say hi. You'll be hearing a lot from me
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this week on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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But this guy also needs a low inflation number on Wednesday
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because the US economy is in in full break mode.
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I mean, have you noticed I'm over the weekend?
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It was like Saturday night. I mean, it was Friday night.
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I don't know, Saturday, Friday or Saturday night.
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I went to my little shop. I have a shopping center about a
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mile from my house with my daughters to buy some Bluebell
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ice cream because they love Bluebell or Bell.
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I don't know this new ice cream that came out.
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There's a Dierbergs grocery store.
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There's a big massive strip mall with like probably 100 different
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stores, Chinese restaurants, Mexican restaurants, bread
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company, we call it the bread company.
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Panera, I think is what you call it.
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It was the place was empty. It was like 8:00 granite, but
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I'm like it's empty. I'm getting reports from
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everybody. I, I heard a guy talking about
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he was bringing his daughter or his like 2 year old daughter to
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her swim lessons and he was like a year ago I couldn't find a
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place to park here right now. It's like a ghost town.
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I mean, guys, things are slow and I'm like think about things
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like eating out. Like I just talked about what I
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saw. Think about things like swim
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lessons for your two or three-year old.
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Irrespective the kid, people will do almost anything for
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their kids. I know you, you're one of those
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people, right? You'd do anything for your kids,
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your family. But swim lessons for a two or
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three-year old, if money gets tight, that might be one of
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those things that you say, you know what, we can put that off
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for a year or two. So things are slowing down. the
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Fed does need to see, they need a low inflation number, even
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though it'll all be concocted, all, it's all a bunch of BS,
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right? But I'm just telling you what to
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expect. I'm I'm out on a limb if I'm
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wrong on Thursday, I'll come here and say I'm wrong.
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But they need that low inflation number so that the Fed,
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everybody's clamoring for rate cuts.
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That's all you're going to hear about this week.
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Rate cuts, rate cuts, rate cuts. September, you know, are two,
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one or two rate cuts, two or three rate cuts, blah, blah,
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blah. OK.
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It will move the market. That's what you can expect, a
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lower inflation print. You heard it here first, OK.
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And then all this uproar in the in the mainstream financial
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media about how they're going to have to cut rates and it should
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be a supportive environment for silver and gold.
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Don't make any financial decisions based on that.
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Don't make any decisions based on that.
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But that's what I see happening. I think we could have smiles on
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our face potentially by the end of the week as we go into next
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weekend when we look at the silver and go, it's all
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manipulated guys. And I'll give you my best read.
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Look, you, you give me your opinion, leave a leave a a
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comment in the comment section. I want to run out and say thank
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you. Thank you.
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go market for gold or silver or platinum or thinking about
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converting an IRA into precious metals.
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I really do think you'll do yourself a favor by checking out
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Pembecks. Let's do an update.
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OK, Take your blood pressure medicine.
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I'm going to click it here and come on.
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Is that it? OK, hey, we're down $13 in gold.
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I'll take it. It was, it was worse earlier.
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Silver, $31.07. So guys, we're hanging strong.
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Let's talk about these big warnings coming at us.
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Some big warnings. You know the Bank for
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International Settlements, You need to you need to know who
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this is. I'll tell you what, This guy has
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a boss. Yeah, well, besides the fact
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that he works for a bunch of wealthy bankers, he also has an
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organization above him called the Bank for International
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Settlements. And they put out a big, big
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warning. OK.
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And now we've got the situation going on in France that we're
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going to talk about. That could exacerbate the
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situation. And we also have another big
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warning we're going to get to from the US bond market.
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We got warnings going off everywhere.
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Hopefully I put red sirens in the in the description for this
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video here. This is from the Guardian, which
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I think is a a a newspaper based in the United Kingdom where the
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LBMI is the London million Market Association.
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Anyhow, this says soaring government debt could roil
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global financial guys. OK, it's just a headline, right?
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Soaring government debt could royal global financial markets,
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warns the Bank for International Settlements head.
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There's three big things in here, OK, soaring government
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debt, OK, the Roy roiling of global financial markets, which
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would mean like financial crisis.
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By the way, remember we talked about that a white swan, not a
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Black Swan because we see it coming.
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So to us it's a white swan. But the head of the BIS, the
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head of the Bank for International Settlements,
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that's the the the central bank for the central banks.
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And this guy is Augustine Karsten said world economy on
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course for a smooth landing after inflation, but political
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turmoil risks. OK, let's just read this two
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paragraphs 'cause this is a big warning.
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Rising government debt levels could disturb global financial
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markets, the head of the body that advises central banks said
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on Sunday before France's high stake parliament elections.
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Wait till you hear about what happened in France guys.
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The the dial has been turned up OK?
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Augustine Karstens, the general manager of the Bank for
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International Settlements, said the world economy was on course
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for a smooth landing from from the inflation crisis, But he
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warned that policy makers, especially politicians, needed
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to be careful. He basically, and I dug into
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this deeply and a couple of other articles said that that
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that these things pop up out of nowhere and that we're kind of
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on the verge, right? We're in a very precarious
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situation. So they didn't get into that.
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And this they, they conveniently left that out in this article.
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But he did say like, we are in a very precarious situation and
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these things happen, right? Like in an instant.
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Again, it's not a Black Swan to you, right?
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It's a white swan because you likely know, right?
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You listen to, to, to, to people like me.
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You listen to all kinds of different people that are
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analyzing what's going on. Please just don't listen to me.
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Trust me, that's not a good idea.
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Listen to a lot of different people form your own opinions.
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But what he's saying is that this can happen quickly.
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He said they meaning the government's must cut short the
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rise in public debt and accept that interest rates may not
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return to pre pandemic ultra low levels.
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We need a solid foundation to build upon.
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Then he said this. He didn't say this quote.
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They can surprise you without much notice talking about
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turbulence in Britain. They had a big, they had a
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little miniature financial crisis in Britain with the, with
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the collapse of their, their bond market with that happened.
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And they came in and of course printed money and saved the day,
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you know? OK, now, now let's talk about
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France, right? Look, we're not an international
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politics channel. We're not a politics channel at
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all. But there's big warnings going
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on. France could be a catalyst.
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You know, we could be blaming France for a financial crisis
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six or seven weeks from now. You heard it here first.
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I'm not predicting that, but I'm saying we could because there is
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all kinds of political turmoil in France and what happened
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yesterday when it comes to a financial markets perspective
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was the worst case scenario, said the left wing.
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New Popular Front Alliance, now pulling second, says its first
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moves would would include a 10% civil servant pay hike,
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providing free school lunches, supplies and transport while
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rising, raising household subsidies by 10%.
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This turmoil has sent the cost of French government of
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servicing its debt on the international markets rocketing
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with the risk premium or spread demanded by holders of French
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debt over Germany's, Germany's rising over Germany's rising to
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its highest level since 2012. So the, the, the, the, the debt
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of France is collapsing in value because people are scared and
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and what they warned about happening here guys did happen
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yesterday. Again, I'm not making a
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political statement, but let's go take a look quickly.
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It's something very interesting. So this ultra left coalition, I
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guess won. And here was what Daniel Lacal
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had to say here on X. He said France was going to
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choose between debt, more debt and way more debt, way more
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debt. It is fascinating.
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So the party that won, right, the the political force that
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will be taking over in France is, is, is going to be blowing
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out their debt levels. And that was what the BIS guy
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was warning about before these elections occurred, deficit and
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debt projections via Bloomberg. So we need to keep an eye on
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that. Now at the same time, what about
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project in Bridge, right? I'm going to touch on that for a
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second because all of this ties into this project in Bridge,
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which is a affiliated with the Bank for International
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Settlements. Some people are speculating,
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right? This is a CBDCBDC related
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payment system between some of the BRICS countries.
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We're going to dig into it here in a second, but some people are
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speculating that soon potentially it could potentially
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be back to a certain degree with gold, right, the return to a
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gold standard type operation. So, and let's remember, let's
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remember one thing right? When we're talking about the
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Bank for International Settlements, that's the central
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Bank of the central banks. You can think that Jerome Powell
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reports to them, OK. But the other little secret
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thing? Right.
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That we all kind of forgot about.
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It was a big deal 3-4 years ago and it still is a huge deal and
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it could play into this new monetary system, potentially
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even this Enbridge system. Is that the Bank for
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International Settlements, when they put out their Basel 3
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regulations, they totally moved up how gold is valued on the
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balance sheets of central banks. They made it into a tier one
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asset and a lot of people in the silver and gold community made a
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huge deal about that when it was going on.
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And it still is a huge deal. So we've got the Bank for
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International Settlements warning of a debt crisis,
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essentially saying that it could happen quickly, warning against
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situations unfolding like we're seeing in France.
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And again, I'm all for the people.
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I'm not, I'm not speaking against France, but warning
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against what's happening in France.
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We have France is going into a potential debt crisis of sorts,
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right? And at the same time, we have
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this project in bridge going on. Let's go quickly just to do a, a
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quick brief bit of of, of education here.
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The in bridge system multiple CCBDC bridges a multiple a multi
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CBDC platform developed to support real time peer-to-peer
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cross-border payments and foreign exchange transactions
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using CBD CS based on a blockchain called in bridge
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Ledger. The platform is is designed to
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ensure compliance with jurisdiction, specific policy
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and legal requirements, regulations and government
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needs. This is where it gets
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interesting though. We're just going to read this
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paragraph because this gives us some insight into what's going
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on. There we go in blue.
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Oh, did I press the button? I did Hold on.
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Here we go, guys in blue. Currently, 5 entities are
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jointly developing in bridge. They include the Hong Kong
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Monetary Authority, the Bank of Thailand, the Central Bank of
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the United Arab Emirates, the Digital Currency Research
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Institute of the People's Bank of China, and the Bank for
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International Settlements Innovation Hub Hong Kong Center.
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Saudi Arabia's central bank joined in June of 2024.
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That would have been last month. Guys, this is huge, OK?
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This is huge. Hong Kong, Thailand, Hong Kong
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Central Bank, Thailand Central Bank, UAE Central Bank, the, the
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Chinese central bank, right? And the, the, the Bank for
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International Settlements themselves the great granddaddy
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of central banking and now Saudi Arabia.
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So we need to keep a close eye on what is going on in the world
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'cause they're kind of setting the stage, right?
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They're kind of setting the stage.
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They aren't going to Telegraph to us what's going on.
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We do have to play 3D chess. We do have to dive into the deep
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end. And it sure feels like something
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is brewing. You know, I, I watched a great
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video. This guy that was at was talking
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about the, the, the, the like potential for a financial
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crisis, the fact that the economy in the United States is
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crashing right now. And he brought up a great point.
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He's like, they're never going to tell us that it's going on.
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And this was the guy who was at his, his kids swimming lesson
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parking lot saying there's nobody here.
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Nobody's doing swimming lessons. People aren't paying that.
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The, the people told like they don't have money, right?
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He brought up a great point. He said, they aren't going to
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tell us that that's going on. We aren't going to get that
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message from from Janet Yellen or anything like that.
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Think about what happened with President Biden, right?
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They didn't tell anybody that that was going on.
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You probably knew. I knew because I dive in the
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deep end. We dive into the deep end.
24:09
We, we look at alternative news sources.
24:11
We had seen reports over the years that the mental capacity
24:17
of Joe Biden was being questioned.
24:19
OK, not a political show here, not at all.
24:22
But I'm just talking facts. I saw many, many clips, many
24:26
articles that questioned what was going on with President Joe
24:29
Biden. 99% of Americans apparently didn't know that that
24:33
was going on, right? They were surprised last
24:36
Thursday at the debate situation.
24:39
The same thing can be going on right now with the economy.
24:42
They're not gonna tell they no. They weren't telling us.
24:45
It wasn't me. It wasn't on CNN, the Children's
24:47
News network. It wasn't on MSNBS or any of
24:50
those stations that we have. Big issue.
24:52
No, just like right now, they're not going to tell you, whoa, the
24:56
economy's in bad shape. They're they're going to wait
24:59
until they just absolutely, absolutely have to.
25:03
So just bear that in mind as we navigate through what's going
25:06
on. OK?
25:10
OK. What about the United States?
25:11
Let me just throw this in there. We talked about the Bank for
25:14
International Settlements warning with what's going on in
25:17
France, warning about the potential for like something to
25:20
happen quickly financial crisis wise.
25:23
We know that the situation in France now is escalating.
25:26
What's going on? But what about the United
25:28
States, right? You know, what, what if, what if
25:33
we have a contested election? What if we have political
25:36
turmoil here? There's so many things sitting
25:39
right there that could be the catalyst, right?
25:42
That could easily be a catalyst for some very, very difficult
25:45
times in the world economy. That could be a catalyst for
25:49
some form some level of a financial crisis.
25:53
I don't want to be the sky is falling, right?
25:56
We could be wrong. I mean, let's be real, the first
25:59
six months of this year were pretty non eventful.
26:02
But again, these things happen. All of a sudden it's like Andy
26:06
Scheckman says, it's like playing Jenga, right?
26:08
You take a piece out, you take a piece out, you have recency
26:11
bias. You think, oh, everything's
26:13
great, everything's wonderful. I'm hearing a lot more people
26:16
talk about this idea of recency bias.
26:18
Well, nothing happened. Excuse me, nothing happened
26:21
yesterday. So nothing will happen today
26:23
until it all does happen. And what is the bond market
26:28
warning us and what does that have?
26:29
This is crazy, guys. This is I Lynette Zhang was the
26:33
first person that I saw bring this up.
26:37
But other top analysts are talking about what's going on
26:40
with gold and the bond market. And it really is, well, good
26:46
news for precious metals investors.
26:49
Let's all have a drink of coffee and be right back.
26:55
All right, we're back. I need to put up our banner so
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27:03
Hey, thank you again for that super chat.
27:05
That was super awesome, Daniel. I really appreciate it.
27:09
All right guys, now have you heard this is kind of, this is
27:14
about what we would consider breaking news for a silver and
27:17
gold investors. What's the safest investment you
27:20
can make? I want you to think about that,
27:23
right? What have you always been told?
27:25
What is the mainstream financial services industry?
27:28
What does the mainstream media tell you?
27:30
The safest, right? You want to be safe with your
27:33
money? Oh, U.S.
27:34
Treasury bonds, those are the safest investment, right?
27:38
That's good as good as gold. Well, maybe not, maybe not
27:44
right, but but the world has been brainwashed into believing
27:48
that that IO us from the US government, right?
27:51
That and we know the whole story on the debt and the deficits.
27:54
We won't go there, but these IO us, these promises are the
27:58
safest investment in the history of the world.
28:00
Well, guys, that has changed. We had a a major big change
28:04
occur. Let's read this.
28:07
I thought this was a good synopsis.
28:09
For the first time in 50 years, gold returns surpass that of
28:16
U.S. debt here for the for the most of the of the past half
28:20
century, excuse me, U.S. Treasury bonds have easily
28:24
outperformed gold as a type of investment bought and held.
28:28
OK, so bonds were remember, oh, we had this 50 year rally in the
28:32
bond markets. Yeah, no joke because it was all
28:34
based on money printing make believe funny money.
28:40
You know QE and and and and a bunch of BS not right. 50 years
28:44
roughly since Nixon took us off the gold standard.
28:47
Today, the status of U.S. Treasury bonds as the ultimate
28:52
safe haven is facing one of the greatest challenges ever before.
28:57
OK, that article says our, our paragraph says people
29:00
traditionally go traditionally buy bonds because they're the
29:05
safest thing ever. That's what their that's what
29:07
their parents told them and that's what their their stock
29:09
broker tells them. And anyway, the stock broker
29:12
doesn't tell them to buy gold or silver because the stock broker
29:16
doesn't make our financial planner doesn't make a hefty
29:19
Commission off that, but they do make a Commission off bonds
29:22
nonetheless. I digress.
29:24
Recently, this relationship between gold and bonds has been
29:29
changing. The recent trends are favorable
29:31
to gold. The benchmark Bloomberg U.S.
29:34
Treasury Total Return Index is on its way to its third annual
29:40
decline, extending the decline since peaking in 2020 to 11%.
29:47
In contrast, gold hit a new high this week and this and has
29:51
recorded a 15% return so far this year.
29:55
I read 16% in a different article earlier.
29:58
OK, here, the first choice for safe haven assets has become
30:02
gold rather than U.S. Treasury bonds.
30:05
This is Hooper who said that. Hooper.
30:08
Thank you. Hooper.
30:09
I wonder if you're an analyst. Anyway, the bigger subject is
30:13
concern about America's huge debt and unsustainable US fiscal
30:19
conditions. OK, guys, gold is beating bonds
30:23
on A50 year basis. This is huge on a couple levels
30:28
because bonds are going to continue to go down in value.
30:31
OK #2 The other big thing I want you to think about this is this
30:37
fact becomes as more people recognize this, that will be
30:40
more and more people saying, Oh my gosh, did you hear that gold
30:45
be treasury bonds? That will be more and more
30:48
people, more and more attention on gold and silver, which we
30:52
both know, right, has been, has been lacking over the last 50
30:56
years. Absolutely.
30:57
Gold is fighting back. Gold is in a war, a war against
31:01
good and evil. This divergent in performance
31:05
means that gold has surpassed U.S.
31:07
Government debt is a long term investment, $1.00 invested in
31:11
gold 51 years ago is now worth 2314.
31:16
Wait a minute, I don't think that makes sense.
31:19
Anyway, don't quote me on that one.
31:22
Which is $172 more than the return from the Bloomberg U.S.
31:27
Treasury Index which came out in 1973.
31:31
OK, they do point out this comparison does not take into
31:35
account the storage cost of holding gold.
31:37
But if you hold it at your house or you hold it wherever, you
31:40
don't have to worry about that. Guys, this is the war between
31:44
good and evil. Thank you again, Daniel, for
31:47
that super chat. Thank you guys for giving us a
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thumbs up. Do you want to do something nice
31:51
quickly? Doesn't it feel good to do nice
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things? Basement dwellers?
31:55
Yes. I know one thing about you, OK?
31:58
I know why I think about this every time I go to my mailbox.
32:00
I think about you because often times I see my mailman, OK, my
32:04
new mailman's name is Kevin. He's like a friend and I always
32:07
think about my basement was I'm like, they're the type of people
32:10
that are like me. They're friends with their
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mailman. They know who their trash man
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is, right? They're just good down to earth
32:16
people. So thank you for being here.
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I don't know why I said that, but I really feel that right?
32:21
Like you're good now I know why you're good, nice people.
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Please give this a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel if you
32:26
haven't already. And if you feel generous ever.
32:29
Yeah, super chats are super appreciated.
32:32
OK? Anything you send me, I'm always
32:34
very appreciative. But we are in a war between good
32:37
and evil. Really.
32:39
Really. Wait till you hear this.
32:41
Wait, wait. This one knocked my socks off.
32:44
OK. But I want to finish one last
32:47
thing on that last point. We were told that bonds were the
32:50
safest investment in the world. They're good as gold, right?
32:56
Well, that statement's coming back to bite them in the arse,
32:59
right, because they're not good as gold anymore.
33:02
Gold is, right? And again, guys, this is could
33:05
draw major attention to the precious metals.
33:09
It's all happening. Think about what the BIS guys
33:12
are saying, you know, think about what the BI Bank for
33:15
International Settlements did with the with the status of
33:17
gold, with the Basil 3 regulations, which made gold a
33:21
tier one asset, right? The world is changing and I
33:27
can't, and I'm not saying I'm not going to say gold and silver
33:29
are going to completely take over the world, but their status
33:33
by any measure is increasing, right?
33:37
Is increasing more and more people.
33:39
We know that this Bank of America study that came out
33:42
recently talked about how young people are increasingly moving
33:46
their money to alternative asset classes.
33:48
They don't believe in the stock market.
33:50
They don't believe in in the American dream anymore.
33:53
Unfortunately, a lot of them, right.
33:56
So what are they doing? Some of them are also moving
33:59
their money to silver and gold. It's it's we, we are in a very,
34:03
very interesting period of time right now.
34:06
But let's talk about the war on silver and gold.
34:09
I want to pull this up. I thought this was just classic,
34:14
classic. This came from a guy named David
34:17
W Smith. OK, and let me pull it up so I
34:22
can read it completely. OK, This said in a letter to
34:25
John Epps, and I believe John Epps was a physician, but he was
34:29
a very politically active person, very well respected.
34:33
So in a letter to John Epps written in 1813, Thomas
34:37
Jefferson declared Thomas Jefferson, guys, Jefferson, he's
34:42
on our he's on our fake money, right?
34:45
Poor guy. I bet he's rolling over in his
34:48
grave being on paper money anyway.
34:50
Thomas Jefferson declared gold and silver the best form of
34:54
money. George Washington.
34:58
I mean, these are the people that, that, that we were taught
35:01
as young children were the, the bedrock, the foundation of our
35:04
country, the smartest guys ever in the world, right?
35:07
George Washington wrote to Thomas Jefferson on August 1st,
35:13
1786, quote, paper money. Think about this, guys.
35:18
This is moving. This is I loved.
35:20
I just love the way these guys write.
35:22
Paper money has had the effect in your state that it will that
35:27
it will ever have. I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm choking up
35:32
here to ruin commerce, oppress the honest and open the door to
35:38
every species of fraud and injustice.
35:42
Can you? And I mean, in one short
35:44
sentence, think of anything that could have been written stronger
35:49
against paper money. Paper money has had the effect
35:51
in your state that it will, that it will ever have to ruin
35:54
commerce. Thomas Jefferson said this.
35:57
OK, it's working. Thomas Jefferson, my friend, it
36:01
is working. OK.
36:03
Ruin commerce, oppress the honest and open the door to
36:06
every species of fraud and injustice.
36:10
That, my friends, absolutely says it all.
36:13
The other big news. Hey, Brian, thank you.
36:15
Great job, Ron. Hold on here.
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OK, I appreciate the Super chat, my friend.
36:32
Absolutely, absolutely. The other big breaking news that
36:35
we had, and I don't know, let's go, let's go out, let's do our
36:39
check, right, 'cause we always say if the price keeps going up,
36:41
we'll keep going back to the pin backs website to see.
36:45
All right, let's take our blood pressure medicine.
36:47
Last time we checked, gold was down 1340 and we can say now
36:54
gold's only down 8 bucks. Thank you.
36:58
All right, maybe we'll come back again.
36:59
Silver $31.20. But the big news, right?
37:04
Oh my gosh, guys, gold, the last time this happened, I want you
37:07
to look, oh, do I have you guys up?
37:10
Yes, I do. I want you to look at that down
37:13
$8. I want you to put a zero after
37:16
that down $80.00 because the last time this happened and it
37:20
was only, I don't know, I guess 4 weeks, 5 weeks ago, a month
37:24
ago, that's what happened. They used it as an excuse to
37:28
murder the gold price. And that was this.
37:31
We're gonna go all the way to our friends.
37:35
And in London, the economic time midline, the central bank
37:40
refrains from gold purchases for second month.
37:43
So last month was the first time that they said that in May, the
37:48
Chinese central bank had not bought any gold and they crushed
37:50
the gold price. Remember that.
37:52
It was a horrible day. I think I talked about this last
37:54
night, but they also on that same day destroyed the silver
37:58
price, which made no sense, right?
38:00
Made absolutely no sense. I think I got a couple things I
38:03
want to show you here. It says Quartered appears the
38:07
gold price remains a little too high for the People's Bank of
38:11
China and they're waiting for further pull back before
38:14
resuming their gold purchasing program, said Nitesh Shah,
38:18
commodity strategist with Wisdom Tree.
38:21
But there was something else in here.
38:23
Hold on, here we go. There's a little more meat on
38:26
the bone. Guys.
38:28
This this guy says our models indicate that we may get a 7%
38:32
pull back in the gold price this quarter.
38:35
That would be now right? July, August, September, setting
38:39
up a perfect opportunity for the People's Bank of China to
38:41
acquire more gold, said Shaw. But it will have to be quick as
38:46
the metal is likely to rally to all time highs once again
38:51
shortly thereafter. And Yep, that was it.
38:56
OK, So China Central Bank, Oh my gosh.
38:59
Well, maybe because the Chinese people are buying all the gold,
39:02
right? I mean, come on, let's be real
39:04
here. Maybe the Indian people are
39:08
buying all the gold. One of those countries that I
39:10
think they had like a 68% increase in gold mine year over
39:14
year. So we're not so concerned about
39:16
what the P Bock is doing. Yes, right.
39:19
It's a big deal. Central banks are buying gold
39:22
throughout the world. Period.
39:23
OK, let's talk about silver. You want more good news on
39:27
silver? I know I talk about it every
39:30
day, but we never get sick of it, do we?
39:33
Basement dwellers? Every time we turn around, we're
39:36
hearing about more silver being needed for solar farms.
39:40
And then we get this right. New breaking news right from our
39:44
friend Mark Big Mark S friend of the basement Yahoo news
39:48
developer of utility scale silver solar Remember when we
39:54
don't just say solar, we say solar.
39:56
Silver projects announces major agreement with meta, whose meta
40:02
Meta is the company that's Facebook that owns Facebook.
40:06
These projects for meta put us on the map.
40:08
So now we've got a. When Meta, the parent company of
40:14
Facebook, inked the deal Adapter renewables to buy 330 megawatts
40:18
of solar power power from three utility scale solar farms last
40:23
year, two in Illinois, one in Arkansas, it jump started.
40:26
OK, these projects for Meta put us on the map, says the guy that
40:30
runs the company. What is that?
40:32
Hold on. OK, I don't know.
40:35
There we go. That's how I get rid of that.
40:37
So basically, and it says down here, the deal with the Damsher
40:42
is part of Meta's strategy to reach net zero pollution across
40:46
its value chain, vice president of origination for the solar
40:52
company said. So these big tech companies are
40:55
using more and more and more electricity.
41:00
It's crazy guys, right? And they're also wanting to,
41:04
they, they build these, these data centers out in the middle
41:07
of nowhere, right? And how do you get electricity
41:10
to the middle of nowhere? Well, I got an idea, right?
41:12
You build a solar farm close by and it's easy to transmit the
41:16
electricity. That's what they're doing in
41:18
China. That's what they're doing it in
41:19
China and India. They're building solar farms
41:21
that are, that are bigger than the city of Paris, bigger than
41:24
the city of New York, NY City, right?
41:27
You've seen the pictures. They're not solar farms.
41:30
They're solar silver farms. Because you can look at each one
41:33
of those panels and, and envision that as being roughly
41:38
about a one ounce or a two third ounce bar of silver.
41:41
And it'll be more in the future because the new, the new, the
41:45
new technology in solar is using even more silver.
41:49
OK, now who would have guessed it?
41:53
Do you believe? I have a question for you,
41:55
basement dweller. Do you believe that there were
41:57
times in history when silver was actually more valuable than
42:02
gold? Do you believe that?
42:06
I mean we know right now the gold to silver ratio, it takes
42:09
about we're just going to say about 80 ish ounces of silver to
42:13
buy one ounce of gold. But we know that in recent
42:16
history that let that number's gotten down as low as what
42:19
15/20/25. I think if we look at the recent
42:23
let's say 5000 year average, it's averaged more around 50 or
42:27
60 ish silver. So undervalue.
42:30
But let's just quickly run out here.
42:33
I want to show you this came from LinkedIn, of all places.
42:38
OK? From a guy named Adam O'Neill,
42:40
Right? When was silver worth more than
42:43
gold? There were.
42:45
OK, you probably always thought gold is the king of monetary
42:48
metals and silver is the poor man's gold, right?
42:52
But what if I told you there was a time when silver outshined it?
42:55
Shocking. Yes, we're shocked.
42:57
Adam, give us some data. There were indeed times in
43:00
history when silver was worth more than gold.
43:02
We will explore this subject by covering the following points.
43:06
And we already have gone through so many of these guys.
43:08
We're just gonna cover this one. Silver worth more than gold.
43:11
A historical perspective. OK.
43:16
In ancient Rome, for instance. Ancient Rome, for instance,
43:20
experienced a brief period when silver was more valuable than
43:24
gold after acquiring large amounts of gold plunder in the
43:28
19th century. Japan.
43:31
I believe that would have been the 1800s guys.
43:34
Japan sought silver so eagerly that they exchanged gold for
43:39
silver at a rate of one to three.
43:43
OK. The Sudan Arabs preferred silver
43:46
to gold, suggesting a higher value for silver in their
43:49
society. The Old Kingdom Egyptians
43:52
considered silver to be rare and therefore more valuable than
43:55
gold. The point here is, guys, is that
43:59
here, listen to this. Sir William Ridgeway.
44:01
What do you say we highlight this together, Basement
44:04
dwellers? All right, let's do that, and
44:07
we'll do it in. What the heck?
44:11
I don't know what's going on there.
44:13
Hold on here. Welcome to the basement.
44:16
I'm so glad you're here right now.
44:18
OK, super simple highlighter. What do you say we do that in
44:21
Cayenne, which is another way to say light blue?
44:23
Sir William Ridgeway, in his book The Origin of Metallic
44:26
Currency and Weight Standards, pointed out that silver must
44:30
have been of higher value than gold at some point in all
44:33
countries. However, as silver production
44:36
increased, its value became equal to that of gold and
44:39
eventually must much less valuable.
44:41
I want you to think about that for a second.
44:44
Think about that for a second, because we know now, right?
44:47
So there's times in history when silver is more valuable than
44:51
gold. Check.
44:52
OK, I, I, I love gold. Don't get me wrong.
44:55
You know, I own a ton of gold mining stocks, absolutely love
44:59
gold. I'm a silver stacker.
45:01
I'm just, I'm, I'm a don't please don't don't unsubscribe,
45:06
Please subscribe. Please give this a thumbs up.
45:08
But I'll be honest with you, when it comes to pretty, you put
45:12
a gold coin and a silver coin in front of me.
45:14
I prefer the silver, right? And apparently other people in
45:18
history did as well, right? And the other, the other thing,
45:21
the other thing that we and I know, look, you put a gold coin
45:24
and a silver coin in front of me and say I can have either one.
45:27
Even though I may think the silver's prettier, I'm still
45:30
going to take your gold coin because it's worth right now
45:35
measured in Unicorn fart dust Fiat paper.
45:38
Here comes a piece. Oh, it's floating around.
45:40
I can't keep this stuff from flying around the basement.
45:43
It's just nothing, right? Right, because, because, and
45:46
when you measure it right now in in in Fiat dollar right, that
45:51
silver is what, 80 * 76 times whatever the gold and silver
45:55
ratio's more valuable. But I would think if I'm just
45:58
being honest engine with you, I would I would tell you that I
46:02
think the silver is more beautiful.
46:04
But the what's hidden in that article, right?
46:07
A lot of times it wasn't just the perception of beauty.
46:11
It was the supply and the demand of silver.
46:14
And go think about this guys that dictated these periods
46:18
where silver became more valuable than gold.
46:21
And aren't we, I, I know John Little last time, and if I'm
46:24
wrong, John, correct me, but I believe John Little, the last
46:28
time I talked to him, pointed the fact out that there's
46:30
actually more above ground gold right now in the world than
46:35
there is more above ground silver.
46:37
Now, all the gold is because most gold never gets consumed,
46:40
right. It gets stored either in jewelry
46:43
or bars or coins. Whereas silver, as we know, or
46:46
have you heard silver's being consumed?
46:49
Yeah, It's being put in all those solar panels.
46:51
I think we covered that already, didn't we?
46:53
Basement dwellers, I mean, so the above ground amount of gold
46:56
is more than that of silver. And right right now the mining
47:02
ratio, this is crazy. For each one ounce of gold
47:06
that's that's mined in the world, right, there's only 7
47:10
ounces of silver, right? So the really and then that
47:14
silver is being consumed. I mean really like as you, we
47:19
could say conservatively 7 to one.
47:22
What would that be? Hold on, let's pull out the
47:24
calculator here. I'm just just for fun, right?
47:29
And I'm not saying don't make any financial decisions.
47:32
Hold on here, guys, are you with me?
47:34
And you're not even with me here.
47:36
Now you're with me. Let's do a let's do an update.
47:39
Please be up. Please be up.
47:41
OK, Gold down 11, silver 3120, let's say, and let's figure out
47:47
it it's 7 to one what the silver price would be.
47:52
OK, 3120 divided 3100. I'm sorry, what am I saying
47:58
here? 2000, the gold price $2375.00 /
48:07
7. You're not going to believe it.
48:10
That would be a $340 silver price right now.
48:15
And that's just based on the ratio at which it's being mined
48:19
and coming out of the ground. We're not even going to factor
48:22
in that of that 7 oz for of silver for each one ounce of
48:26
gold. A lot of those 7 ounces are
48:30
being are being consumed, right? What half of it at least?
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So I don't know guys, to me, the the the and I love gold. yo-yo,
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go gold right, Let's root for gold.
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You know, hey, let's root for a Green Day in the medals today.
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No matter what happens, I want you to know that I'll always be
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here for you. I appreciate you joining us here
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in the basement home away from home right?
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You're part of the group. So thank you for being here.
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average bear. Thanks for being here.
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OK, And I'll see you soon. Thank you.
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Have a great day. Be nice.