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**THIS is CRITICAL!** 🦍🦍 SILVER Just had a MASSIVE Change... (COMEX Shock!) Gold - Precious Metals · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Together, as silver and gold investors, we are living through
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unprecedented times, opportunities like never before.
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We're going to learn a lot. Today we're actually going to
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talk about not $600.00 silver, but as high as $1000 per oz
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silver in the next 5 years. But we've also got breaking
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information from the smartest minds in the precious metal
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sector, in the general financial analysis sector that can make us
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super excited. We got a lot to learn and we're
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going to do it together. Please subscribe to the channel,
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give the video thumbs up, leave a comment in the comments
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section and super chats. They're always much appreciated.
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Never, ever expected. Let's go right into $1000 per oz
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silver and get ready for the big open tonight.
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Don't forget, let me talk about this the the markets are going
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to open here very shortly. Remember, we can have a lot of
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short term noise. What we're looking at are
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months, quarters and years into the future.
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OK, a lot of short term noise, but the future looks bright for
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the metals. Let's get started by checking
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out this $1000. You got it right there from
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Jeffrey Christians Wig $1000 per oz silver.
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But why? And when we dig into this guys,
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it makes total sense. He says this is fact based
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silver forecast for the 2026 two 1031 super cycle in academic
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analysis of the 1970s bull market adjusted for today's
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structural realities. This is a multi page report I'm
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going to share with you just the highlights which I have
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highlighted for you in blue in a prolonged acute oil shock
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stemming from the Strait of Hormuz disruptions combined with
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persistent in red you US fiscal dominance.
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I'll explain to you what that means in one second And eroding
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confidence in sovereign debt. Silver is positioned for a multi
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year super cycle leg that could drive prices to 600 to $1000 per
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oz by the 2029 to 2031 time frame.
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Let me remind you, 2029 is less than three years away.
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This is where the meat of it is right right now, and I'll come
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back to that fiscal dominance because that's important for us
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to learn what that means and what the definition of it, but
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more importantly, what it means for silver and gold.
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He says this forecast is not speculative hype, but a
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disciplined hypothetical derived from the 1970s stagflation path,
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which we've talked about ad nauseam, rigorously adjusted for
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2026. Unique fundamentals, All right,
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The unique situation that we are in right now, historically low
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exchange inventories, the COMEX, the LBMA, the Shanghai Gold
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Exchange, in the Shanghai Futures Exchange, declining ore
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grades, yes, all the easy silver is gone guys.
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Not to mention hardly anybody was exploring for silver over
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the last number of years because of the artificial suppression of
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the price was so low, it didn't make sense. 7 to 15 year plus
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year mine life development life cycle.
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You can't just turn a switch to the silver mine and have it make
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more silver. It takes 7 to 15 years.
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Oh and by the way, a little added bonus feature, 70 to 80%
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of the silver that is mined is mined by accident.
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It's a by product of copper, lead, zinc mining.
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OK and powerful new price and sensitive demand from AI, data
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centers, robotics, EVs and solar.
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These factors silver supply response far more inelastic
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meaning it can't, it can't, it can't adjust than what we had in
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the 1970s, while secular demand and debt dynamics amplify the
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upside. Woof, OK, is it making sense to
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you? The recent March 2026 pull back
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to the 70 to 80 range is viewed as a classic interim liquidity
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driven volatility. We talked about that yesterday.
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The liquidity smash is over, OK, within a longer bull market, not
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a trend reversal. Don't worry, I'm going to come
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back to that fiscal dominance regime trend.
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It's very look at this thing. OK, Look, I you don't want to
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sit here and listen to me read for hours, but let's just look
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at one more paragraph. The conclusion silver set up in
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2026 combines the monetary safe haven roll.
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Don't forget, silver is the original monetary medal.
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We don't talk about that enough. We did a whole live stream on it
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yesterday. Silver is not, is not gaining
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monetary status. It is reclaiming it, just like
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gold has done more recently. It's going to happen for silver
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as well, OK. Silver set up, it combines
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monetary safe haven roll of the 1970s with modern physical and
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industrial tailwinds, right? Silver has been monetary metal
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for thousands of years now it's this industrial, it's got this
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new component to it, which is also exploding as well.
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And that makes the supply demand imbalance more acute and
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persistent in a prolonged acute oil shock and fiscal dominance
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regime. The adjusted historical analogy
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points to a peak of 600 to $1000 by 20/29/31 as a probable, not
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hyperbolic outcome. Patient exposure via physical
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silver quality miners or leveraged vehicles remains A
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rational hedge against the erosion of sovereign paper
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claims. OK, I promised you I would tell
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you what that means. Fiscal dominance regime and the
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reason why that's so important, what that mean when you hear
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that term fiscal dominance regime, it sounds like, oh, the
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United States is dominant. Dominant.
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No, it doesn't mean that. What it means is that a country
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becomes dominated by their fiscal position.
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And fiscal's a fancy word. It just basically means
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financial position. It means that the United States
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is moving into a situation. And wait till you hear what this
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ex Goldman Sachs guru says later.
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I got a little video clip that we'll watch.
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But that a country moves into a position where they're dominated
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by their debt, by their deficits, by the interest rates
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that they can't control anymore. OK.
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And we're we'll talk more about it.
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So it's not a good thing, right? And what he's talking about is
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the historic monetary basis of silver coupled with that fiscal
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dominance, which is not a good thing for silver or I'm sorry
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for the government, but good for silver.
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Sorry, I misspoke. And, and on top of that, all the
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industrial demand, everything else going on, guys, it's
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looking good. Let's go to the COMEX.
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We got a great one here about what happened on Friday.
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OK, and we'll elaborate on this a little bit, but silver trade
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put this out on Friday. They said it's the day after the
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COMEX options expire and oh, gold spikes by $150.00 and
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silver jumped by $3 when they put this out.
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Didn't quite close that high out.
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OK, bullion banksters are nothing if not predictable and
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everybody was scrambling on Friday to figure out what
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happened. What made the price of gold
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remember on Friday big key event happened.
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Gold and silver decoupled from the general markets.
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The general markets went down. Gold and silver went up, oil
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went up, gold and silver went up, right?
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Interest rates, which are becoming a big issue, went up.
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Gold and silver went up. But everybody's like, what's
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happening, right? That was a huge event.
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But on top of that, some of the smartest people in the room who
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really dig into what goes on at the COMEX in the LBMA are
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speculating, maybe we could say accusing.
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But anyway, that what happened on Friday had to do with the
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fact that the options had expired and now the market was
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able to operate a little more freely.
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We won't say freely, right? Those guys at the COMEX in the
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at the COMEX in particular, right?
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We know JP Morgan, there's a whole big list of big financial
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institutions who were convicted basically of manipulating the
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price on the Comex. So next we're going to talk
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about the guy that is super smart there.
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Some people are calling him the next Eric Sprott, super smart
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guy and also a very nice guy and why he's optimistic about where
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we sit right now with gold. And by default, silver is well
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I like to say that I eat my own cooking.
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Let's go out and see what Michael Gentilly is saying about
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gold. And again, Michael Gentilly is a
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super respected name in the precious metal sector.
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He puts out a little newsletter on Saturday mornings and he's
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very optimistic about gold and by default silver as well.
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But the first chart that he shared, I took a screenshot is
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this one right here, guys, This says everything, OK?
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This compares real assets to financial assets.
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OK, There it is right there. Real assets versus financial
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relative price. Here we are.
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Here's 2025. We are way down here right right
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about .2. As you can see several times
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throughout history, including around 1980, we got all the way
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up to 1. Even right right around 2011 we
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got up to .4, almost 2 times where we are right now.
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No matter what, if this is measuring, measuring
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commodities, overall commodities, we are in for a
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commodities super cycle which will be good for silver, will be
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good for gold, and will be good for the precious metal mining
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stocks. The other chart that he pulled
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up that a lot of people are freaking out about and he put a
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very positive spin on this is the fact that the gold ETF had
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massive outflows. As you can see down here circle
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this largest monthly outflow since April of 2013.
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OK, we had this in the last month, right As you can see a
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big collapse now in terms of outflow of money from the ETS.
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Why is that a good thing? Because when because it, it
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flushed out a lot of the short timers and it was also this
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liquidity driven correction that we saw because of all these
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events going on in the world right now.
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Nothing goes up in a straight line.
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So when things get flushed out, that typically allows us to
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generate and build a new base of holders, whether we're talking
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about the GLDETF physical silver price, anything, even the mining
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stocks. OK, it, it, it.
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And let's next we're going to go to the mining stock insanity
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that's going on right now. And the reason why we keep an
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eye on the mining stocks is because, well, I love gold, I
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love silver, and I love the mining stocks.
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And whether or not you own any of the mining stocks, it's part
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of the entire gold and silver ecosystem.
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And this is just insane. What is going on with the gold
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and silver mining stocks? And I'll tell you why.
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Let's, but first, let's go check this out.
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This comes from the Kobesi Letter and they share with us
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Gold stocks are in a. This is crazy and a historically
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oversold territory. 95% of stocks in the Gold Miners ETF
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are now trading in a bear market, the highest since at
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least April of 2023. This has surged by 850% over the
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last four weeks as gold miners have dropped 25% over this
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period. Yes, right.
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I've owned gold mining stocks for decades.
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They dropped a lot of them, dropped 50% over since the start
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of the the war in the Middle East entry.
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But there's a reason why it is makes no sense, defies logic.
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I'm going to share that with you.
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Entering a bear market for the first time since 2023.
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By comparison, 90% of stocks in the ETF were in a bear market in
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October. From that point until March 1st
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of 2026, the gold miners rallied by over 340%, experiencing 1 of
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the biggest bull markets in history.
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Gold miners have rarely ever been this oversold.
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OK. And that shows it down there.
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The reason why this is insane, what's going on with the gold
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miners and the silver miners. We are going to wrap up the
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first quarter of 2026 on what Tuesday is, is, is March 31st?
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Yes, should be today's Sunday. Yeah, I, I can figure that one
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out in my head, guys. The sales price that what, what
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these miners, the gold and silver miners have been able to
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sell their gold and silver for in the first quarter that we're
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two days away from wrapping up is historic all time highs.
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OK, Do you realize that? OK, The the, the, the a silver
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miner has sold silver over the last three months for a higher
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price than they ever have a gold miner.
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The same thing. I'm going to show you proof
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right now on the charts. Let's go out to first, we will
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go to the silver chart. This is the Comex Silver's
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futures chart and this is a six month chart as you can see right
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there. So in here is the start of the
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year. I'll draw a line.
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OK, right there. OK this so this was the fourth
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quarter of last year. This is the first quarter of
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this year. Let me draw a line across here.
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Here we'll go from about right here.
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We'll go from right where the silver price is right now.
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All right. As you can clearly see, OK.
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As you can clearly see, in the fourth quarter of last year, we
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were down here. What was the average price?
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I think it was, I don't know, $55 per oz.
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Here we are all right. From January 1st through March
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29th, pretty much the first quarter, the silver price has
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been well above the entire time. And the exact same thing is true
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when we look at the gold price. I won't go through the whole the
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whole process, but guys, here's 2026.
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OK, so this is fourth quarter of last year, first quarter of this
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year. Here's the current gold price,
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OK, which is about where we are, as you can see.
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I will do it. We were down here the entire
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time and during this quarter up here. 2 reasons why that's
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important. It makes no sense.
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Hold on, Get back to you. Hold on.
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I'm back. Little tech issue.
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It makes no sense that these gold mining and silver mining
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stocks have been decimated. Look, I don't have a crystal
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ball, but to me, they're vastly undervalued.
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But the other big thing for us to remember, whether you own
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gold and silver mining stocks or not, it's the entire, I like to
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call it precious metals ecosystem.
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And I'm telling you, I, I believe just me again, do your
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own research, make your own decisions.
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But I believe that we are going to see in the next year at some
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point a major, major blast off in the price of the precious
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metals mining stocks that will bring even more it like feeds on
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itself that will bring even more attention into the physical
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metals as well. Again, it makes absolutely no
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sense whatsoever. OK, Now more powerful forces,
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it's everywhere we look, right, that are providing tailwinds,
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wind in the sails for gold and silver.
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I get message after message telling me how happy you are,
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right. And there is nothing in the
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world like this holding a piece of silver in your hand.
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Look at that. That's the back of the Buffalo
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round. You can see at the top.
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I was. I just man, I hope you share
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that Look, I love my family, all that.
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I'm sure you do too. But when it comes to like stuff,
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there's nothing like holding a piece of silver in your hand.
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OK? Silver, the new powerful,
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powerful on many levels. Silver is the new oil.
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Let's go out and check this out and talk about here it is right
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here. Boom, Eric Yong King Kong 9888
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super high respected name in the world of precious metals shares
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this with us. Few understand and that's where
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the money is made right? When few people understand
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right, you get positioned that silver is the new oil.
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A tsunami of silver demand is coming from countries that need
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a backup plan for their energy needs.
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Trump just made this a new reality and look at that
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picture. Not a not a political show, but
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isn't that cool? That wave of silver coming in?
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Why is this true? OK, because as you know, oil was
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the energy commodity of the 20th century.
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Oil powered everything. We won't go down that path right
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now. We've got an oil crisis in this
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country are in the world. Even before the oil crisis,
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silver was becoming the new energy commodity of the 21st
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century. It's happening.
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It's real. One simple way to think about it
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is solar like the the future of energy generation in this
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country and in the world. I'm sorry, it is definitely
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solar which is expanding crazy. And of course every solar panel
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who knows uses a half to a full ounce of silver in the solar
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panel. OK, but on top of that, nuclear
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as well. Those are the those are the
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energy sources of the future, no doubt about it.
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And and nuclear uses a significant amount of silver as
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well. So, and, and just think about if
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people are having energy issues, solar produces the energy right
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where it is needed. Of course, I'm talking about
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residential uses. But as people in India and China
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continue to become wealthier and wealthier, there's a lot of
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people in India that don't have electricity.
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Okay, So if they're able to put 4 solar panels or 4 ounces of
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silver on their roof and generate electricity right
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there, right on the spot, doesn't it make sense?
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But the what we're talking about also is a big macro move.
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Like Eric Young talks about the fact that silver absolutely is
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becoming and probably already is on top of that, the energy
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commodity, the energy metal of the 21st century.
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And you know what that means for demand.
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You know what that means for the future of silver and gold.
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OK, I got to clear some stuff up with you guys.
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All right. There was some accusations that
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were made. I want to touch on that right
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now and then we're going to come back.
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We're going to talk about an article from Kitco about gold
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and silver, which is very positive.
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And I've got man a guy, a brand new person to our channel, one
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of a super smart guy, ex Goldman Sachs, very down to earth.
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He says something about what is happening right now in our
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world, in the economy that affects us everyday.
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That's going to make perfect sense and also make us feel he's
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very bullish on gold and silver. But before we do that, I want to
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run out here. This is a viewer comment to
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viewer comments. We got to clear this up, OK?
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He says. Ron, blink twice.
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If Susie is keeping you in the basement against your will until
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Silver reaches $90.00, hold on. Let me look at you guys.
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Hold on one second. Let me look at you.
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And by the way, thank you for being here.
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By no means am I being held hostage by upstairs Susie in the
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basement until Silver hits $90.00 per oz.
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All right, back to the second comment.
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The next guy says I don't think he has enough oxygen in the
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basement. So I've got to be honest with
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you, this is my real basement. It's not AI.
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This is Ron's basement. And I do sit right next to a big
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old furnace. And I joked around that maybe
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there's a carbon monoxide leak down here.
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But Susie, it got really cold over the winter.
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And she what she recommended was that instead of venting the
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exhaust out through the chimney where it's supposed to go, that
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we modify it to the vent the exhaust down here in the
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basement so that I stayed warmer.
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It's nice warm air. OK, I'm just joking.
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But I love your comments. And then I love your nice
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comments. I want to say thank you.
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I read a couple this morning that really warmed my heart
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because you know what? Yeah, I love doing this.
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I love gold. And just like you do, I love the
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community that we've created. Don't forget to subscribe so you
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can come back, but it is hard work and I love the nice things
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that you guys say. So does upstairs Susie, she's
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out right now dealing with some IRL stuff, but she wanted me to
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say hello to all of you. Maybe in the comments.
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You can say hi to upstairs Susie.
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We're going to have the the gold and silver markets opening here
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real soon. Let's go out to Kitco and see
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what they're saying. We'll zip through this one.
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And then we got a little video to watch, which makes perfect
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sense of what's going on right now in the world of precious
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metals. Gold, big institutional buy in.
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But they say something scary about silver is still to come.
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Silver will follow gold's lead hire.
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That's from Sprott's McIntyre. Just this one paragraph.
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Sprott Mac and Sprott Sprott McIntyre who works for Sprott.
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Sorry, easy for me to say, says gold mate.
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Face near term headwinds from sky high treasury yields, but
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the underlying reasons why yields are rising will make gold
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only more attractive to individuals and institutions in
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the medium term, while silver might face more of an uphill
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battle blah blah blah. OK.
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Look, I agree with him 100%. And on Friday we may have seen
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the official decoupling. We're going to keep a close eye
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on that. Interest rates going up and up
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and up. It doesn't matter how high
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interest rates go, as long as inflation is higher, OK?
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That's called negative real interest rates, OK.
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You take the interest rate that the Fed has, the Treasury yields
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have whatever it is and you subtract from that the inflation
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rate, OK. And when the inflation rate,
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look interest rates, you could go to 6.5%, you and everybody be
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like, Oh my God, it's the end of the world, the Fed blah blah.
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No, not if inflation's at 10% or 12%.
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What matters is that gap, that gap between interest rates and
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inflation. Right now, supposedly we're
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about equal, OK, as inflation goes up, this gap, right where
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inflation is higher than interest rates, that's what
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matters. So even if interest rates go up
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here, if inflation goes up here and that gap's even bigger, who
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cares? Interest rates, and they might,
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they could go to 45% if inflation's hyperinflation at
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100%, right? People are going to be running
27:02
to gold and running to silver. Very, very interesting.
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Now, I don't want to scare you, but I will, OK?
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Because we don't keep our heads buried in the sand.
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We want to know what's really going on out there.
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This guy, I'm going to play you like a minute and a half of the
27:17
beginning of this video. I'd recommend you go check this
27:21
out for yourself. This is a video that was on the
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What is it? Hold on a minute here.
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Let's get it on full screen. There we go.
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Right. Medals and miners.
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A great, great channel. Bryant Hirschman from Hirschman
27:40
Capital. This guy runs like a hedge fund.
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He worked for Goldman Sachs. Yeah, I think he went to an Ivy
27:45
League college. Very down to earth guy.
27:47
Wait till you hear what that this wait till you hear what he
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has to say here about what's happening right now in our
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economy. But.
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Before we do, what's the big take away for those tuning in
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that you hope that they walk away with after listening to our
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conversation? Sure.
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I'd mentioned three quick things.
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The first is I continue to think this is the most dangerous time
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in U.S. financial history because it's the first time any
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major economy has had three bubbles all at the same time in
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US equities, US real estate and in US bonds.
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And all three of those bubbles should probably burst at the
28:24
same time, and that could be very soon.
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And the consensus view on Wall Street is that that's not a a
28:31
problem because the government will bail out the economy,
28:34
markets. But I think that couldn't be
28:36
more wrong. If the government could always
28:38
bail out the market, then it would have been discovered 2000
28:42
years ago, not just in recent years.
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Instead, I think this era of bailouts that we've had for the
28:48
last 40 years is over because 40 years of government deficit
28:53
spending has pushed the US government's finances to the
28:57
breaking point. So in the next recession,
29:00
instead of a bailout, we're likely to have a government debt
29:03
crisis with extremely high interest rates and very high
29:06
inflation because the US has this deadly combination of high
29:11
government debt to GDP and very high borrowing from foreigners.
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The second point I'd make is that even though is a investor's
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portfolio, allocations to gold are still far less than they
29:25
were at in 1980 at the P at the tail end of the last.
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OK, again, that's Brian Hirschman from Hirschman
29:33
Capital. Woo wee.
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We got a lot to unpack on that one.
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OK, for the first time in history, there's a bubble in
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stocks, in real estate and in bonds.
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And as he says, and it makes sense to us, they're all likely
29:51
to burst at the same time. But everybody says, oh, the
29:54
government can fix it. The government, the Fed can
29:56
print, blah, blah, blah. That worked during C-19, that
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worked during the GFC. It doesn't.
30:02
It's called they kicked the can down the road.
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OK, but the can went from being a tin can to a coffee can to be
30:10
in a 5 gallon bucket can, to be in one of those big metal fans
30:14
that you see at your local park, right?
30:17
Those big 55 gallon drums, if they put a plastic lid on and
30:21
use for a trash can, you can't kick those.
30:23
Maybe budget them, but you can't kick them.
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Very, very interesting. He talks about it's going to be
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a debt crisis. Remember what we talked about
30:31
earlier fiscal dominance that that like where where the where
30:35
the numbers look. Math shows no forgiveness on the
30:40
altar of truth, right? And you can only do a, a, a
30:44
Ponzi smokescreen, whatever you want to call it, scheme for so
30:48
long. And it feels like we're at the,
30:50
at the time right now when the hens come home to roost, a debt
30:55
crisis that he said, like we just talked about earlier,
30:59
defined by very high interest rates, but also very high
31:05
inflation. So if interest rates go to 8%,
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but inflation's at 20%, guys, that is the most conducive.
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It's it's stagflation, it's bubbles bursting, it's
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everything all wrapped into one. I don't like it.
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I'm still mad, and I'm sure you are too, at President Richard
31:26
Nixon for taking us off the gold standard in 1971.
31:30
But it is what it is. I love this country.
31:33
I hope we can get it figured out.
31:35
Maybe they want to consider going back to what the founding
31:38
fathers talked about. They weren't real fond of
31:41
central banks, and they we're very fond of gold and silver.
31:46
I don't care. No matter how you slice it or
31:48
dice it, you make your own decisions.
31:50
I'll make my own decisions. But I feel really good about
31:54
where gold, silver and precious metal mining stocks are
31:58
positioned right now. If you want a really cool, fun
32:02
way to protect your gold and silver, maybe you've got a
32:06
safety deposit box, maybe you've got a fireproof safe, whatever.
32:09
Do what you could. Consider doing what the pirates
32:12
did. This is a dirty man safe.
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There's a discount code Ron 10, like Ron's basement, but Ron 10,
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these get buried in the ground. You know who else buried their
32:25
treasure in the ground? The pirates are right.
32:29
And it's worked really, really well.
32:31
Because think about it, right? Don't tell me, don't tell
32:34
anybody. Tell maybe one person where you
32:36
bury your treasure. But on top of that, it's safe
32:41
from fires, floods, all natural disasters.
32:44
People are still running around trying to find the buried pirate
32:47
treasures. So apparently it has worked.
32:50
You can learn more about them at dirtymansafe.com.
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Don't forget Ron 10. OK, you'll get a discount and
32:58
they might include a couple more little fun things in there for
33:01
you as well. All right, guys, thanks for
33:02
being here. Subscribe, please.
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Thumbs up. Most important, take care of
33:07
yourself. I appreciate you.
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Upstairs, Susie says hello and we will look forward to seeing
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you. Yes, you, you next time.
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Bye. Bye.