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🚨 SOLD OUT! 🚨 What Is Behind THIS Frenzy to BUY GOLD... (Silver Price) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Costco, the big wholesale retailer, is selling out of
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gold. Who even knew that they were
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selling gold? But what is their Chief
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Financial officer telling us about demand for gold, which
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could spell higher prices as we head into the coming year?
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And what does that mean for silver?
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Thank you, Derek, for that super chat.
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Super appreciated. Also, what's Elon Musk saying
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about America? That should scare the pants off
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of all of us. What about oil reaching $150.00
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a barrel? What's that going to do to the
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economy? But we got more news about the
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economy pending, home sales plummeting and we're going to
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talk about employment. Because guys, that's the one
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thing the Fed has been holding on to as their basis, their
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foundation to kill the price of silver and gold, right.
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They all the employment pick. I have a keen insight, something
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that I don't think a lot of us have really considered, that
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will tell us what's really going on in the labor market and why,
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despite what they're saying about the labor market, we can't
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avoid some serious implications from an economic slowdown sooner
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as opposed to later. But first, I want to share with
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you guys. I was, I had a one hour, I just
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finished a one hour conversation with Jorge Genosa, He's the CEO
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of Fortuna Silver. They're a billion dollar market
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cap now. They're a little under a billion
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now because their stocks, like everyone else, been down a bit,
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but $850 million market cap, intermediate gold and silver
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producer. But we talked about the market
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and we talked about the sentiment and what's going on in
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the gold and silver market. I'm just going to leave you with
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this and and I'm going to publish this long interview that
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I did with them. But hold on.
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I know it's painful right now to be invested in gold, to be
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invested in silver. Frustrating.
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Painful. You aren't alone.
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OK, we're together. We get together here in the
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basement to talk about this, to share ideas, to share our
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thesis. But we're not alone.
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I got clobbered yesterday. And you know, heck, for the last
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two years with precious metal mining stocks, I mean big, big
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losses. And we got to remember there's a
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lot of other people. We aren't the only ones who own
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the stocks. We aren't the only ones who own
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the ounces of silver, gold or platinum for that matter.
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But Jorge, you know, he just, we talked about the fact that like
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right now basically sentiment couldn't be much worse, All
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right, It's as bad. And it's not just Jorge saying
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this, it's all the top executives that I'm talking to.
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I hear it from other analysts, I hear it from other YouTube
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content creators, things. You know, the overall attitude
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is just, but here's the good news.
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We got to think about the good news in that, guys, if you're
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OK, are you OK right now? I think I'm OK.
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We're OK right now. This does make me mad, but
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nonetheless, the sentiment being so bad.
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But you're still OK. We're OK that when it improves
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and it's going to be a lot easier for it to improve than it
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is for it to get worse. When the sentiment does get
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better, you've heard the story from me.
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Zillions of time. There's going to be so much
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money coming in to the sector. You know, nobody.
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There's money coming out from the ETF's.
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There's money. You know, people aren't buying
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metals right now. But when that changes, when
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individual investors start to buy silver and gold and platinum
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again, when institutional investors, you know, family
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offices and hedge funds and whatever, when they start to
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flow money back into the sector, things will get better.
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And we know right. What we always fall back on our
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foundation is the fact that silver and gold and platinum
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have been valuable for thousands of years.
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So we can wait patiently. Is it painful?
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Yes. Let me ask you, tell me in the
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comment, hello, Annie Oakley. Hello Coin shop Crestman, this
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is so awesome that you guys are here.
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It's a big deal. It's much appreciated.
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It really is my honor that you right over 250 of you from all
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over the world are joining me. Please Ooh, look at that thumb.
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Susie says I have an ugly thumb. Anyway, please give this a
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thumbs up. Even if my thumb is ugly.
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Can't be much worse than my hairdo today.
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Hey, things are going to improve, no doubt about it.
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What's going on with Costco and gold?
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When did Costco start selling gold?
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Let's dig into this and what this could mean for demand for
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precious metals. Because to me, this is nothing
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but optimistic news. And this comes from our friends
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at CNBC. OK, their headline says Costco
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is selling gold bars and they are selling out within a few
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hours. Let's read this.
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Let's do a little analysis. Let's put our thinking caps on
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Costco is a well is is well known as a place to get bargain
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prices on a variety of items from food to Ding dongs to
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luggage to appliances and gold bars.
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And then they say wait, gold bars?
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Really. Yes.
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The retail warehousing giant is your one stop shop for one ounce
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gold. PAMP Swiss, Lady, Fortuna,
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Veriscan bars, handsomely detailed and ready for purchase.
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They're available for the bargain price of well, you have
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to be a member to get them a little shy of $1900.
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When gold was trading for about 18 for about and when gold was
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trading sorry for $1900 they were selling them for 9/18/76
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regardless of the price. So now let's think about this.
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Costco's known for good value, and it looks like they had a
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pretty good deal going on these gold bars, a very low premium.
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But listen to this Regardless of the price, gold is selling like
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hotcakes, judging by comments Tuesday from their chief
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financial officer, Richard Galanti.
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What did Richard have to say? Well, Richard, now that you're
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not selling just diapers and meat and everything else,
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Richard said on the company's quarterly earnings call that the
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bars are in hot demand. OK, this is Costco guys selling
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gold bars, hot demand and don't last long when they're put into
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stock. Here's a quote he said.
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I've gotten a couple of calls that people have seen online
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that we've been selling one ounce gold bars.
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He said yes, but when we load them on the site, they're
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typically gone within a few hours and we limit it to two per
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person and they have to be Costco members.
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Costco is selling out gold as fast as they can put it on their
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website. Very interesting, Very
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interesting. I mean, what is that?
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Tell us about the American public's appetite for gold.
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Now think about this. I'll be honest, I'll be honest.
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I've never been in a Costco in my life.
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I'm a value person. I go to ALDI.
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We do have a Sam's membership. But I want to go to a Costco
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because I know the reputation and I know that they have great
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deals. Smart people go to stores like
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all the, well, frugal, resourceful people go to stores
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like ALDI, Sam's Club, and Costco.
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What is it telling us when those smart, resourceful people,
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Costco members, are snatching up all the gold that the company
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can put onto their website? Think about that for a second.
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Think about that. Because here's here's a couple
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of important points from that thought.
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The bars are indeed only available online, and if you're
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a Costco member, which cost about $100 a year, you got to be
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a member. The retailer also is limiting
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the purchase to two to a customer, meaning it would be
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pretty hard to build a OK, this guy's, of course, they're always
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putting down gold on CNBC. All right.
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At the very least though, it's an effective promotion and one
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that could appeal to a certain sector.
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Listen, they're putting us down again, one that could appeal to
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a certain sector of Costco shopping clientele.
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This is the guy from Genesis Gold Corp said this.
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He noted that the company seems to have accelerated its
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offering. And dried foods, food preppers,
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those people, you know, people who maybe are a little concerned
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that we might have food issues coming down the road.
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Yo, those people. Yeah, right.
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You know, people who might want to have a little precious metals
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stored up just in case things get a little dicey out there.
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Yeah, those people. And by the way, if you want to
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get some precious metals stored up, you don't have to go to
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Costco. You can go to pin backs.
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They're the sponsor of Ron's basement, the online bullion
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dealer. You can trust Pin backs do your
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own work, do your own research like I did.
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You'll find they have great service and the best prices.
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I think pin backs is best. I trust pin backs.
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I think you will too. But if you demand on going to
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Costco to get your goal, let's dig a little deeper into what
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they're saying. They say they've done some their
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market research. I think it's very clever way to
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get their name in the news and have some great publicity.
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No, Maybe people just want gold. If you thought about that
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Eisenhower, right? Maybe this isn't a publicity
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stunt. Maybe people really just want
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gold, huh? No.
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No. Why would people want gold?
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Why would Why would people want precious metals?
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Why would they want to have some silver or gold at their house?
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Why would they want to have a little extra food stored up?
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Why would I mean no, no, no, right, OK, He said.
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There's definitely a crossover. They're putting us down, guys of
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people living off the land, being self-sufficient, believing
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in your own currency, OK? That's the appeal to gold as a
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safe haven as people lose faith in the US dollar.
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So if you're one of those people who wants to be self-sufficient,
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right? Protect your money.
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You're the type of person who who would buy gold from Costco.
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Well, you know what? I think that that's an admirable
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quality. Do you?
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I have that quality high five out there, all 300 of you
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joining us today and I got to ring the 100.
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Thumbs up bell. Come on man, more thumbs up.
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But I got to ring the bell. Hold on, did you notice the new
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Weber? Well, where is he, the new Weber
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Bear? He's pretty cute, isn't he?
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Speaking about stocking up food, I love the Weber seasonings, OK?
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They're helping to support the channel as well.
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I've got a great friend and a great neighbor who works
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promoting Weber seasonings on a national basis.
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Speaking of Sam's Club, that's where I got these Weber
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seasonings. You might want to check them out
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now. Nonetheless, if you if you want
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to stack up some food or some gold, right, protect yourself,
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well, well, then you're the type of person.
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You're one of those people. You know what?
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That's OK. They can call us whatever they
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want, right? They can call us preppers.
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They can call us conspiracy theorists.
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They can call a person who doesn't believe in the future of
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paper money. HM, you want paper or do you
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want metal? They can say whatever they want
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about people who stack gold and silver.
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The numbers speak for themselves.
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Costco, one of the nation's biggest retailers, is running
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out of gold every time they put it on their website.
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I know, I don't know how much they're putting on there.
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We don't know any specifics. But you know what?
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What is it? Very minimum.
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What does that tell us about the appetite within the general
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American public for gold and silver?
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In the crazy part? This is the fun part.
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This is the good story, guys. The good story about that is, is
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it hasn't even started. Will you listen to me?
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It hasn't even started. It has been.
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Look, look, man, look. If you're a silver stacker or a
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gold stacker in the United States, if you're a person who
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invest in precious metal mining stocks, you are.
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We are at the bottom. Congratulations, you've reached
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bottom. And there's only one place to go
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when you reach bottom, and that's up.
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Because you know what? Just like Bidenomics, it's going
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to be working for us. We have been beat down.
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Think about think of Costco is selling out gold in an
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environment where in the United States, people have been
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brainwashed against the value of precious metals, right, for not
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just years, but decades, decades.
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And does that show us that people are maybe, just maybe
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starting to wake up a little bit to the value of the metals?
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I think it is. You know, when I was speaking to
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Jorge Ganoza, the CEO, and what a great guy.
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I tell you what, I love talking to Jorge because he is quality.
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He is delivered on everything that he's ever promised.
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And we were talking about like the fact that all the precious
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metal mining stocks combined right now are smaller than the
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size of Home Depot, Home Despot, Home Depot, whatever you want to
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call it, that giant orange hardware store that I personally
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don't look forward to going to because I feel like it's
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overwhelming. But nonetheless, all the mining
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stocks and think about this, I just, I just, I want to, I want
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to drive this point home because I think it's critical when we're
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talking about sentiment in the gold and silver sector.
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When it turns and we talked about this, it's going to be a
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flood of money coming in. No doubt about it.
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Absolutely. Thank you for the thumbs up.
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Thank you for the Super chat. OK.
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But it's going to be a flood of money, an absolute flood of
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money. And guess what?
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It's not like suddenly you can start.
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There's only so many mining companies, right.
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And there's a huge Moat. You've if you heard that.
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What is that? What is that saying mean to you?
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Build your Moat. Build a Moat around yourself.
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Build a Moat. A Moat means it's hard to
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penetrate. They used to build moats around
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castles because they didn't want people getting in.
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The mining business has big Moat around it.
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It's got high barrier to entry. You can't just jump in too.
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And we're going to talk about the physical metal and what that
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means to the physical metal as well.
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But you can't just jump in when people do decide to get into the
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precious metal mining site. It's not like more gold miners
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can just be created overnight, right?
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Is there going to be a Moat around physical gold and
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physical silver? Costco sold out.
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I think there'll be a Moat because we know what happened
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during the C19 crisis. We know what happened during the
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banking crisis. You there was a big Moat around
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getting yourself some physical silver.
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Do you remember going to your local coin shop, huh?
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Back Just in April of this year? You walked in with high
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expectations. You're going to get yourself,
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you're going to get yourself some silver.
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You're happy. You know you got your, you got,
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you're not going to buy it. You listen up, buttercup.
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You listen up, Boys and girls, men than women, basement
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dwellers. You're not going to buy it.
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You're converting. There's a big difference, right?
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We're converting paper into real metal.
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Which blows my mind that you can do that, right?
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That's like, you know, trading air for gold and silver might as
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well be air because that's all this.
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But you walk in and you're going to get yourself some silver.
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You're going to get yourself some gold.
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You're all excited. Guess what?
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There's none around. And they're telling you it's
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going to be 3 or 4 weeks. You can pay us now and maybe
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we'll get some for you in three or four weeks and they'll show
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you go home and you go on some of the big online bullion
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dealers and you look and you're like, wow, they raise their
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minimum price to $500 and they're telling me they're not
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going to ship this stuff to me until until four weeks or three
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weeks from now. That's nothing.
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There's going to be a massive Moat around your ability,
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anyone's not. And and hopefully you're already
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inside the Moat. That would be my question for
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you. Are you already inside the Moat?
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Have you already acquired some physical metal?
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I'm not giving financial advice. I'm not telling you what to do.
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I'm just saying that you think it's a good idea to have some
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metal. You might want to be inside the
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Moat. I feel like I'm inside the Moat
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and and when and when the and when the when the situation
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arises. That makes it difficult darn
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near impossible to find the physical metal, right?
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We know. We already know.
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It's all being drained over to the east.
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Do you think? What do you think the Chinese
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are feeling right now with this recent drop in the gold price?
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They're like, woohoo. Bring it on, baby.
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Ship it over here. We're ready.
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OK, ship it on over. Right.
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Yeah. Hello, Abraham.
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Abram, my friend who's who's allowed me to give away some
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gold backs over the last couple of months and I will continue to
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do that once I get some more gold backs, we will.
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But Abram from gold back, thank you for being here.
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But what do you think? What do you think the Chinese
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are saying right now? We know that on the Shanghai
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Gold Exchange, the price of gold is much higher.
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Silver. Oh, it's even higher than gold.
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What do you think they're they're saying?
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Yeah, put loaded on some boats. We'll take it.
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We'll take it at that price. Thank you very much.
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Back to Costco. Let's see if there's anything
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else we have to talk about. Uh, oh, here we go.
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Oh, there's a little more. It gets even better.
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This guy says precious metals have been on a run.
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Over the past several years, gold has risen more than 15%
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over the past year. Sure doesn't feel like that,
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does it guys, but it has, according to CNBC.
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And we know they are always honest and upfront about
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everything and more than 55% over the past five years.
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But it's a bad investment. Precious metals.
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Bad investment. Only up 55% / 5 years with
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inflation still elevated. Banks are under the gun from a
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regulatory standpoint and looming issues in the commercial
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real estate market. Really.
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Thank you CNBC. The safe haven aspect of gold
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and silver should be strong. Here's a final quote.
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Are you ready for your final quote?
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Grab your coffee. I'm going to have a sip and then
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we're going to read the final quote.
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This is oh wow, I can't believe. I can't believe CNBC printed
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this. It says quote.
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We know what the road map looks like.
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Do you guys want to know what the road map looks like?
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Take out your flashlight. Shine.
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We're shining it. We're all together.
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We're basement dwellers. We're navigating these choppy
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waters. You got a flashlight?
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Believe it or not, I got a flashlight.
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My flashlight's not any better than yours.
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We're going down a dark path. We're navigating.
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We're shining our flashlights together.
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We're helping each other. We're basement dwellers.
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We like each other. Okay.
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We're here to help each other. Be nice.
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Let's shine our flashlight because we know what the road
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map looks like. Bank failures.
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Commercial loans. Defaulting at an alarming rate.
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They don't seem to have a handle on inflation and that's why they
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keep raising interest rates. This is this guy Rose saying
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this. He says, quote, the outlook for
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stability in the market is not good and people want a tangible
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asset that's going to be a safe haven.
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That's what gold, excuse me, excuse me, and silver provide.
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So what's the take away from this guys?
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CNBC is telling us that we have some uncertainty coming.
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Thank you, CNBC. They're telling us we're going
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to have bank failures. You know, I look before I came
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on guys, it it is, it is absolutely crazy.
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Bear with me here, let me go. Let's look at the 10 year bond
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yield because it is out of control 4.65.
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Let me let me sit down for a second, take a deep breath.
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OK, I know we're not a real technical channel.
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I know you know all of us understand this to 1 degree or
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another. But we need to understand one
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thing about the 10 year bond yield being a 4.653 years ago,
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the 10 year bond yield was at .5.
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Yes, you heard that correctly, .5.
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Today it's over 4.5. Now we can do some simple math
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and realize that means the rate has gone up 9 times.
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But the think about this, think about this.
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If you're a company, OK, and you're barely making ends meet,
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this is critical for you to understand what we're facing
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right now in this country. All right.
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And we're going to do in a real simple terms, let's say you got
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a loan from the Fed. This is.
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I'm oversimplifying it, but this absolutely is a fact and you
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need to understand this. Let's say you bar you had a
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company and you borrowed $100 million because you needed that
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money to make payroll and run the business.
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Three years ago, your interest payment on at .5% would have
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been 500,000 a year. So you're paying 500 grand a
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year in interest. Everything's OK.
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Maybe you're making a little bit of profit or you're breaking
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even. Whatever.
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Today. Today, because your interest
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expense went up by 9 times, your annual interest expense would
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have increased from 500,000 to 4.5 million.
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Suddenly you're like, wait a minute, we used to make two or
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three million in profit a year, but now we got a 4.5 million
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expense. We're losing money and that's
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going to impede upon those these companies a bit.
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And that's happening that thousands and thousands of times
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throughout the country. And that applies to commercial
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real estate loans. That applies to credit card
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debt. That applies to car payments,
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That applies to mortgages. We are headed for a a, a poop
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storm here. I can't use bad words, but I can
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use pictures. We're headed for one of those
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storms. And this, my friends, is going
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to see that it's my air circulation is going to hit the
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fan. Now, I don't have a crystal
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ball. Well, actually, I do.
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You can see it right there. OK, I lied.
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I'm always lying. Do you guys see that?
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That's a crystal ball. OK, I do have a crystal ball.
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And yes, the poop is going to hit the fan.
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All right? I got to keep that fan on.
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Otherwise I get overheated because I care.
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All right, now that's just the situation as it's unfolding
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right now in front of us. What did Elon Musk say?
24:13
Do you know what Elon Musk said? He had some interesting things
24:15
to say it comparing the United States to the fall of the Roman
24:20
Empire. What?
24:23
What? Let's go to that right now.
24:28
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24:55
Hold on here, Rome. Elon Musk, this is from Fortune
24:59
magazine. What did Elon Musk say?
25:02
You may or may not like Elon Musk, right?
25:04
That's up to you. But the guy has done some
25:08
incredible things in his life, and I think at minimum we can
25:11
say he's intelligent. OK.
25:13
Elon Musk says that the shoplifting epidemic is giving
25:17
him late stage Roman Empire vibes.
25:22
America is going full Joker. All right, here, basically.
25:30
Basically, guys, I don't know if you've seen this.
25:32
If you've not, you need to check this out over the weekend.
25:36
I guess it was. There was just like rampant
25:38
rioting in Philadelphia and mobs of kids breaking into stores,
25:44
liquor stores, Apple stores, you name it.
25:47
All these stores just wiping it out.
25:50
Like they didn't care. They just why?
25:52
And and and Elon Musk is saying like this reminds me of the fall
25:57
of the Roman Empire. This reminds me of some movie
26:00
with the Joker, Gotham City riots going on.
26:03
I mean, what the heck is going on, right?
26:06
We talked about silver and gold. Do you think silver and gold
26:10
protect you during periods of instability, right?
26:15
Isn't that part of the appeal, part of the thesis behind owning
26:21
precious metals? They protect you during times of
26:25
instability. How do they do that right?
26:28
Well, because paper money or central bank money or Fiat money
26:33
or Unicorn fart desk money or whatever you want to call it.
26:37
Money right is dependent upon a certain rule of law.
26:41
Certain ability of some organization to to to convince
26:48
people that that those metal are I'm sorry that the paper and the
26:52
in the in the and the fake money is worth something.
26:56
Gold and silver are like they don't care.
26:58
They don't pay attention. Silver and gold have you thought
27:01
about if you ever considered this about.
27:04
And I got a I got a credit my friend buddy rumble because we
27:07
we came up with this during one of our conversation.
27:09
The Louisiana gold guru do I need to get back on the channel
27:13
soon right. He does predict the silver and
27:15
gold price but we were talking like you know gold and silver
27:20
they don't have a political party.
27:22
Gold and silver they don't have an economic system.
27:25
Gold and silver they don't care. Why the heck do you think?
27:30
Why do you think that anytime there's a war, and I know
27:34
Susie's on here, and I always say it wrong War, War.
27:37
We're wire. Wow.
27:38
Wow. Whatever.
27:40
Susie's at her mom's house, so she can't come down here and hit
27:42
me with a frying pan like I probably deserve half the time.
27:46
But nonetheless, we got a war. All right?
27:50
What's the first thing that countries do when they take over
27:52
a country? They always, they always do one
27:56
thing first. They go in and they take all the
28:02
gold. I wonder why.
28:04
I don't know. But what a coincidence that
28:08
that's the first thing that they do.
28:11
And we got 200 thumbs up. Thank you guys.
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We got 400 people and only 200 thumbs up.
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We can do better than that. But I got to ring the bell for
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the 200. Thumbs up.
28:28
That's the cowbell that's gets rung at 200 thumbs up.
28:32
I don't know. Where was I?
28:35
Yeah, Elon Musk says the world's falling apart.
28:38
OK, that's the good news. What else is falling apart?
28:41
How about pending home sales? They crashed.
28:43
I think it said more than record on record.
28:45
Horrible pending home sales. I wonder why.
28:48
I wonder why home sales are crashing.
28:53
You know, maybe because the Fed pump the economy full of money
28:57
and now they're like crashing everything.
28:59
I wonder. I wonder why people, people
29:02
can't, you know, afford to buy a house.
29:05
That's why. You don't have to be a rocket
29:07
scientist. Excuse me.
29:13
But, but, and this is interesting, this is
29:17
interesting. And I'm sick of hearing it.
29:20
You probably are too. It's always good news about the
29:24
jobless numbers. We had good jobless numbers.
29:26
Jobless claims. Where am I, man?
29:28
Oh, the Fed will say, oh, look, the economy is great, the jobs
29:31
numbers are great. There's 10 million open jobs.
29:35
Everything's great. Yeah, let's think about that for
29:39
a second. OK, OK.
29:43
This is a this is a breakthrough concept that we need to
29:46
understand and why we can call monkey or BS or however you want
29:50
to say it about these supposed great jobs numbers.
29:56
People can't afford to quit their jobs.
30:00
It has become so difficult for people to survive.
30:03
Do you feel it, Do you think? Does that make sense?
30:07
Like, Oh yeah, sure, the job. Because people are desperate to
30:10
make any money that they can because their bills have gone
30:14
through the roof. So they'll use this mirage of of
30:18
good jobs numbers. Sorry I had to take a little
30:30
water break there, but but if that's the only thing they have
30:35
left, okay, it's a bunch of bunk and it's not going to hold up
30:41
the entire economy. We don't have to worry about it.
30:46
I'm sorry. It it just it won't and it
30:49
can't. I'm sorry, it's not going to
30:52
work. It's just not going to work.
30:56
But the S&P 5 hundred's doing so great, wrong.
30:59
The S&P 7 have you, if you heard this, like the top seven
31:04
companies in the S&P 500, they basically are the S&P 500 at
31:09
this point. And these are a bunch of, I'm
31:12
sorry, their value, underlying value is just not their NVIDIA
31:18
and Facebook and Amazon and what else, Microsoft and Apple.
31:25
Sure, they're tech companies, Sure, they make a ton of profit,
31:29
no doubt about it. But their valuations guys are
31:32
bubble levels. Even with the drawdowns that
31:36
we've seen here recently, Everything's a big mirage.
31:39
Everything is we're living in a period of monetary mirage.
31:43
Let me ask you that question and I want to see, do you think that
31:48
we are living in a monetary mirage?
31:51
Yes or no? I'm just curious.
31:53
I want to see well, how you guys feel about this.
31:55
Because to me, it's all rigged. It's all, it's all Wizard of Oz.
32:01
That's all it is. And when the reality hits, it's
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Man, I I got to take. I got to take a second and say
33:30
something to you guys. OK?
33:33
Basement dwellers, all of us together here.
33:36
I want to say thank you to the moderators that help make this
33:40
channel possible. That includes Susie, my wife,
33:44
who's not here today, so I can say whatever I want.
33:46
I love Susie dearly. Those of you who know Susie and
33:50
have interacted with her will understand what a kind, loving
33:54
person she is. We love you, Susie.
33:56
We also love Coin Shop. Chris OK and all the other
34:00
moderators that make this possible.
34:02
Neil from Neil, Hans Dynasty, Annie Oakley And there's a guy
34:06
in Texas that we love as well named Jake from Jake's custom
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parts. Guys, this is not easy what
34:13
we're dealing with. I'm sorry, it's just not right.
34:16
And if you if you've invested, we're dealing with a difficult
34:20
subject. You know, kind of like like, you
34:23
know, like think like there's certain medical things people
34:26
don't like to talk about. You know, like certain medical
34:30
conditions, few of which I've encountered in my life.
34:34
But we won't go there because this is not a medical show.
34:37
This is the show about silver, gold and platinum.
34:40
And we're talking about food, spices as well.
34:42
But nonetheless, nonetheless, we're not dealing with, we're
34:47
dealing with some. We're dealing with some
34:49
disturbing revelations. Sometimes we're not.
34:53
Just like walking around like Pollyanna.
34:55
Everybody else, everybody else. Let me tell you, this is a fact.
35:00
This is a fact. Then it makes it can be
35:02
frustrating and don't let it eat you up, but it can unless you're
35:08
careful. 99% of people, they don't want to talk about the
35:12
tough subjects. They don't want to talk about
35:14
the national debt. They don't want to talk about
35:16
the deficit. They don't want to talk about
35:18
the bricks. They don't want, they don't.
35:20
I don't know what they want to talk about because I don't ever
35:23
talk to them, OK? But we do.
35:28
So we got to hang together. It's a big deal that you're
35:31
here. Please consider subscribing to
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the channel. That's my one subscribe bag of
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the whole day. And don't forget, huh, We need
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some thumbs up. All right, but but yeah, here's
35:47
here's what's interesting about what's going on.
35:51
It's only a matter of time until everybody else is forced to
35:58
realize, let's just talk, let's just pull one What do you think
36:02
the most critical thing will be? The most critical component,
36:08
right, As things disintegrate in this country, as the dollar
36:14
disintegrates. That's a big, that's a new, big
36:16
word. Disintegrates, degrades,
36:18
devalues, depreciates. What other words can we use to
36:23
describe disappears, disappears, the dollar disappears.
36:27
What's the biggest factor do you think that's going to be the,
36:31
the driving force behind that? I'm beginning to believe and I'm
36:36
hearing just the very, very beginnings, just they're just
36:41
starting to talk about it, right?
36:44
The national debt, OK. What do you think when all those
36:48
other people, the other people, the sheeple, we can call them,
36:54
right? I mean, I don't want, I'm not
36:55
making fun of anybody. But I'm sorry, I don't have any
36:58
sympathy for people who have willfully ignored what is a
37:03
massive elephant in the room, and that's the national debt.
37:07
What do you think when this, when they start to wake up, you
37:10
know the story. I'm not going to go down that
37:12
rabbit hole. We're one in 200 people.
37:14
When we get 5 and 200 people that are concerned about the
37:18
national debt alone, what do you and they start to freak and be
37:21
like, you know, it just dawned on me, we got all this debt here
37:27
in the United States and we can't pay it off.
37:31
Well, shoot, I wonder what that means for the value of the US
37:35
dollar going forward. Honey, what do you think?
37:39
Do you think that paper money that now we can't even pay off
37:43
the debt? Do you think it's gonna it It
37:45
might go down in value. What do you think we should buy?
37:49
Should we buy some scratch off lottery tickets?
37:52
Huh. No.
37:54
They're gonna wake up just like all those people at Costco and
37:58
they're gonna be like, you know what?
38:00
You know what, honey? Why don't we get us some gold?
38:04
Why don't we get, why don't we get us some silver And then and
38:08
then the honey. The honey.
38:10
Like my honey, Susie is going to say.
38:13
You know, honey, there is no silver available.
38:16
I went to our local coin shop behind your back yesterday to
38:19
buy some silver, and there's none there.
38:22
Oh, shoot, What are we going to do?
38:25
Oh, there's some silver available.
38:27
It's just got like a 60% premium above the spot prize.
38:32
Oh, shoot, we're in big trouble, honey.
38:37
That's how it can play out, right?
38:40
That's what we could potentially see coming down the road.
38:45
I don't know what about $150.00 oil?
38:48
That'll be good for the economy. That'll be great.
38:50
Can you imagine how are you going to feel when you go?
38:54
I live in Missouri and I drive about two miles a day round
38:58
trip. OK?
38:58
I'm a very efficient oriented person.
39:00
I have an 18 year old Acura TSX. The best car ever made on the
39:04
planet was made in Japan. I love it.
39:07
Anyway, it's good gas mileage and I drive about two miles
39:10
round trip every day. Occasionally I venture a little
39:14
further, but for the most part we drive very little.
39:17
I buy very little gasoline. My carbon footprint.
39:19
I'm probably one of the greenest guys you ever meet.
39:21
Nonetheless, when I do buy gas, it's like 380 a gallon in
39:25
Missouri and we've got like the cheapest gas prices.
39:28
What are you paying? I want to hear from you in the
39:31
chat. Thank you, Shadow work.
39:33
Wow. And I got another thank you guys
39:36
for the Super chats. Ricky's house like crap.
39:38
I want to hear from you. Yes, you.
39:40
Because we're all interested. That for your input in the chat
39:45
line, tell me what you're paying and I'm going to tell you then
39:48
what you can expect to pay six months from now for gas.
39:52
I'm going to say 389. See.
39:56
Does that show up on your screen?
39:58
Showed up on my screen. 389 What are you guys paying?
40:02
Three 17352 for gas in Florida 304424 Three 57485 in Nevada.
40:11
Wow, 350. Maybe it's cheaper in Missouri.
40:16
Last time I paid, that's what it seemed like, 333-390-6333, three
40:22
14635. You must be in California.
40:27
Oh, Dutch farmer, don't you throw that met the leader stuff
40:30
at me. $2.00, that's a currency conversion and he says 2.06
40:39
euros per liter. Dutch farmer, that's a currency
40:42
conversion and A and a metric conversion. $1.80 in Canada, 520
40:50
in Northern California. OK, take whatever number you put
40:55
on there and add 2 or $3 because that's likely per gallon what
41:02
we're going to be paying at some point within the six months
41:05
because they're calling for $150.00 crude oil prices in
41:12
this. There was a a startling
41:14
revelation in here. OK, startling.
41:19
Hold on. Oh man, he's stupid.
41:22
Sorry. Oop, I didn't say that.
41:24
OK, here we go. Oil prices could be headed to
41:27
$150.00 a barrel unless the US boost its exploration efforts.
41:32
Top shale executives said Papa, The guy from CEO Doug Waller of
41:38
Continental Resources, said there's no new sources coming
41:41
on. We're heading to $150.00 oil.
41:44
Here we go. That's going to send a shock
41:46
through the system. OK, You're going to see more
41:49
pressure on price. Hold on.
41:52
JP Morgan here. This is what JP Morgan said
41:55
about this. They warned last week that oil
41:58
prices could soar back into the triple digits if supplies put
42:01
under any more pressure. And that oil at $120.00 barrel
42:06
would have dire consequences, we estimate.
42:12
OK, dire consequences. JP Morgan Chase $120.00 oil.
42:19
I'm trying to compartmentalize this for you into one big
42:22
compartment. JPMorgan Chase $120.00 oil.
42:26
Dire consequences, quote. We estimate that if this were to
42:30
happen in the coming weeks and we're attributable entirely to
42:34
supply cuts, this is sit down for this.
42:37
The global economy would slow to a near stall next quarter.
42:45
Guess what, JP Morgan Chase Even without $120.00 oil, the economy
42:50
is going to hit a major stall next quarter with $120.00.
42:55
We could be looking at a depression.
42:57
Do you guys worry do you think, do you think it's possible?
43:02
I mean, like we don't even fathom anymore, right?
43:04
And that's those are the things that sometimes if you notice
43:07
that in your life, I'm a young 53 years old, darn it, I will
43:11
make a new video every day for you for the rest of my life.
43:14
If you enjoy visiting with me in the basement as much as I enjoy
43:19
visiting with you, subscribe to the channel okay.
43:23
But but but if you noticed in your young number of years
43:29
you've had that a lot of times the things that do happen are
43:33
things that we never would have thought of.
43:35
Who would have thought that 911 would have happened?
43:38
Nobody was predicting that? Who would have thought that C19
43:42
would have happened? Nobody was really predicting
43:45
that. Anybody who says they were is
43:46
full of where is it that right there, I need to clean this,
43:54
show up and hide the hot dog again?
43:56
Anyway, the things that happen are oftentimes the things that
44:01
we don't think are going to happen, that we aren't
44:03
predicting to happen. And nobody, nobody's talking
44:07
about a depression. They've talked about a
44:10
recession, They talk about stagflation, but what about an
44:14
all out depression? And I'm telling you right now,
44:19
oil going to 150 a barrel in the current trajectory of interest
44:25
rates. Let's say the Fed does raise
44:27
rates from this current 5% range to 7% range.
44:32
Don't forget Jamie Dimon at JPMorgan Chase said that that
44:36
that the five to seven range, if they raise them that much is
44:40
going to be much more painful than what we went through, let's
44:44
say from three to five. Could we be headed for a
44:48
depression? Are you mentally prepared?
44:53
Are you monetarily prepared? Do you have some, some, some
44:59
stores of value other than paper money or electronic money?
45:04
Do you have any real money? That's what you have to ask
45:07
yourself. Do you have a little extra food?
45:09
I got a little extra up there on that shelf, right, A little
45:14
couple boxes of pancake mix. I need to do better.
45:16
Okay, nobody's perfect. You don't have to be perfect.
45:20
But are you prepared and is it a possibility, do you think?
45:25
Here's my question and I want to hear from you in the comment,
45:28
I'm going to type my answer right now.
45:30
Do you think, do you think that it's even possible that we could
45:35
have a depression? Depression.
45:38
Not a recession. A depression.
45:40
I say yes, right. Some people, I don't think no.
45:45
And that's OK. Got Silver says yes.
45:48
Coda says yes. Coin shop.
45:50
Chris says yes. Crop duster.
45:51
Yes. OC Stacker.
45:52
Yes. Annie.
45:53
Oh man. You guys are the best.
45:54
I love all of you and all of you that are here right now.
45:57
This is a big, big deal. Dutch farmer says yes.
46:00
Casey Jones says yes. Original intent.
46:03
Depression and then hyperinflation.
46:05
Yes. What do you think's going to
46:07
happen to the silver and gold price in that environment,
46:10
1000%? Well, I'm, I got to be honest,
46:14
I'm surprised because when's the last time you heard anybody talk
46:19
about the prospect of a depression?
46:21
And does that mean that maybe it's more likely than most
46:26
people? I'm sure you know, if you go to
46:28
your church or your kids Little League game or your grandchilds,
46:32
whatever, you know, talk to your neighbors and start talking
46:35
about you guys have heard this story before.
46:40
But when I'm at the neighborhood swimming pool, if somebody
46:42
starts talking to me that I don't really feel like talking
46:45
to, I'll start talking about silver and gold.
46:47
It's like insect repellent. They go away immediately.
46:50
Nobody wants to talk about silver and gold.
46:52
If that doesn't work, I'll talk about bricks, because nobody
46:54
wants to talk about bricks. And if that doesn't work, I'll
46:56
talk about the Petro dollar. And I'm starting to think that
46:59
the fourth thing you could do is talk about a depression.
47:02
People are just asleep. Everybody's asleep, you know,
47:06
It's like we're walking around in zombie world.
47:10
Everybody's been zombified. It feels like around me in some
47:13
ways. Like, oh, well, CNN told me that
47:18
this, you know, people are more interested in and this BS
47:23
political drama in theater than they are.
47:26
And what's really going on? It's like they're distracted,
47:29
like they're medicated or something.
47:31
I don't know. Am I am or am I?
47:34
Maybe I'm the one that screwed up.
47:35
I could be OK trust me. I could give you a list of
47:39
references. Who would tell you that Ron's A
47:41
screwball? OK.
47:45
But it seems right to me. Does it seem right to you talk
47:48
about contrails? I don't know anything about that
47:51
contrail thing. I know there's, you know, I live
47:54
in Saint Louis. All I know is I have F15 and F18
47:57
fighter jets fly by my house every day and they shake the
48:00
house okay. So we talked about it.
48:04
Recession. We talked about a depression.
48:08
A depression. What about what about that other
48:12
word? Do you guys want to talk about
48:14
that happy word, That S word? Yeah, I'm not talking about that
48:20
stuff. OK?
48:22
There's another S word and nobody likes to talk about it.
48:26
Nobody likes to talk about it. No, the Fed.
48:29
I mean, I bet. I bet if you went inside the
48:31
Federal Reserve, if Jerome let me in, I've invited him here to
48:35
the basement several times and he always has declined my
48:39
invitation. But if we went into the if you
48:42
and I walked into the Federal Reserve, right?
48:45
I bet that's a fun place to go anyway.
48:48
If we went in there and said stagflation, I bet.
48:52
I bet like, the walls would shake, right?
48:55
Oh my gosh, we got 300 thumbs up.
48:56
Hold on. It's a longstanding tradition,
49:00
and one that jeopardizes my relationships with the generous
49:04
sponsors who make Ron's basement possible.
49:06
But I've always rang the bell three times with my nose.
49:10
I've been called a clown. I've been called a genius.
49:13
But it is what it is. So I one more time since we got
49:17
the 300 thumbs up. You guys are awesome.
49:20
Do you really want me to ring the bell with my nose?
49:22
If you do, please put nose in the comment and then we're going
49:25
to get back to Stagflation, right?
49:28
Because the walls are shaking right?
49:31
I I just want to get a megaphone and go stand outside the Fed and
49:34
say stagflation to get no nose. Do it, Ron.
49:38
Noise. Nose.
49:40
Nose. All right, I'll do it.
49:42
If you don't want to see me, do the no, just put me on pause for
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one second. Oh, there you are.
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Are you ready? One of the viewers sent this to
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me. It's a sterling silver bell.
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And I'll tell you what, it's much easier on my snoz than the
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other one that I used to use. Now don't leave me just because
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I rang a bell with my nose. It's just something we've done.
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It shows solidarity and my great appreciation for all of you
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who've joined me here today. Stagflation is your friend.
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The S word, OK? The S word is your friend.
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It's real, real, real easy. The economy stagnating.
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Oh, new home sales just crashed, right?
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The only reason people have jobs is because they're desperate to
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be able to buy food to put in their on the table, right?
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We know trucking rates are down 10%.
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Train rates are down 5%. We know trade with China's down
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3%. Do I need to go on?
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We know the banks are on life support.
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We know the government is on life support, right?
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Right. I heard last night.
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Did you hear this? Did you hear this, that the only
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jobs that have been created, this was during the debate.
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I watched like 5 minutes of it. This was fascinating to me.
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That of all the jobs that have been created like in the last 10
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years, they're all, they're basically all like government
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jobs. That that's the net gain in
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jobs. It's all been government job.
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The government's on life support.
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You can't tell me. You can't tell me that the
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economy is strong when our government has to spend $1.4
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trillion more every year than they bring in, right?
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They need to go in debt $1.4 trillion just to eke out two
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2.4% economic growth. And that all these jobs that are
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so, you know, this great labor market, that all those have been
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government jobs, right? If government jobs are full of
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waste and inefficiency, no offense.
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Good for you. If you got a government job and,
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you know, not everybody that works for the government is
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wasteful and inefficient, no doubt about it.
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But overall, government jobs are wasteful and inefficient,
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period. OK, not everybody that works for
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the government got some awesome people that work for the
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government, no doubt about it. But nonetheless, and you're
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going to tell me that we have a strong economy.
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Really. Right.
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When the banks are only surviving because they got a A
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and what do you call that An Ivy with money getting pumped into
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them. Oh really?
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Really. And the consumers broke.
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Hello. Welcome to America.
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You have. Welcome to America.
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The land of opportunity. You have no savings.
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You have a boatload. I almost said the S word, but I
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didn't A boatload of of debt. Of credit card debt.
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What else do you have? No retirement savings.
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And here's the really fun part. You don't just get to have one
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job in America, but if you want to make ends meet, especially if
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you have a family with young children, you just don't get to
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get one job. You can get two or three jobs,
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and we call that Bidenomics because.
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And Susie hates when I do this, but I'm going to do it anyway
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because I like it. It's working, according to your
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president. That's America.
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Welcome to America right now. It is a great country in many
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regards, but it's a country where the middle class can only
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stand so much pressure and they have been pressurized and beat
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down. If you're a middle class in the
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United States and I don't just mean people working, you know,
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working, working minimum wage, I mean, I mean people that make up
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to 100K140K probably, I don't know, I don't make that much.
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So I can't talk to that. But no matter where you are,
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you're working your butt off just to make ends meet and
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you're going to tell us that. So I'm sorry I went off on went
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off on a tangent there. The economy.
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The net of this guys, is the economy is not so strong.
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Period. It's stagnant, at best stagnant.
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It's artificial. The the the 1.4 trillion.
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That's the only reason they can only squeak out.
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OKI won't say it again. OK, And we have inflation oils
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going through the roof. They aren't controlled.
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It's stagflation. I'll leave you with this nice
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pleasant thought. Stagflation is the most fertile
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soil for which from which the silver and gold price can grow.
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Thank you for joining me. Okay.
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You guys are awesome. I'll see you tomorrow.
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Take care. Be good to yourself, number one.
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Okay, and we'll go from there. Thanks guys.