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🚨 $22.50 SILVER 🚨 Federal Reserve Report Says TO PREPARE · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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What do you think would happen to the silver price and gold
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price if just if we went into a full blown depression?
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Yeah, we'll skip right over recession and go right to
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depression. What do you think would happen
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to the value of the silver that you hold, the gold that you
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hold? We're going to talk about that
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and the likelihood that we could go into a full blown depression
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in this video. Also there's all this
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controversy going on. There's a new video out about
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how silver is not in a shortage but actually in a surplus.
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We're going to dive into that one as well because there's a
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lot of controversy surrounding this and and people saying that
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there's pumpers. You know what a pumper is?
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Someone who is always talking about how silver is going to go
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to 85 dollars or $100 and spreading FOMO and all that.
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We're going to dig into that as well because I have some
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thoughts on that matter and maybe we'll taste take that
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gentleman to task a little bit as well.
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But let's dive right into this idea of a recession.
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Did you say recession? No depression.
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Have you ever noticed in life that a lot of times what happens
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is what you don't expect is going to happen?
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Life is full of unexpected circumstances, things we can't
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predict for, for everything, predict, prepare, prepare for
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everything nonetheless, right? What we're hearing from the Fed
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right now is that we're having a soft landing.
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But then there's other people talking about, no, no, no, we're
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in a recession or we're going to have a recession.
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What about a depression? Nobody's talking about a full
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blown depression, I think. I don't know how you feel about
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this, but I think the odds of a full blown depression are much
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higher right now than any time in what, the last 100 years
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since our last depression? As a matter of fact, I'm going
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to ask you if you think that there's a, let's say, more than
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20% chance that we could actually have a depression Type
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4 in the comments. I'm just curious, am I alone?
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And if you think no, there's no way we'll ever ever have another
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depression again type 6. I'm just curious how you guys
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feel about this because we got a new report from the Fed.
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OK that shows that we're much likely in a recession.
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Guys lending has, has has has ground to a halt in this country
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lending standards that the banks use the the hey thank you guys 4
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by 4 old dirty bastard garage. That's a good one.
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The threshold to get a loan now from a bank, whether it's a car
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loan, a home loan, a mortgage, whatever you're talking about.
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I guess home loans and mortgage loans are the same thing.
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But nonetheless, you know what I'm saying?
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A business loan, a small business loan, the standards
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have been ratcheted up, up, up. Banks are making it very hard to
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get loans because they don't have the money to loan, OK?
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But at the same time, it's very interesting.
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There's also much weaker demand for credit.
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Why? Because people don't want to
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borrow money now because the rates are so high.
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Are you seeing where this is going?
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And on top of that, with this unbelievable crazy inflation
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we've had, people can't afford to even the rates are higher and
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they have less money to spend on monthly payments.
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Everything is grinding to a halt and these new Fed reports are
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telling us just that. OK, people can't afford more
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debt. And and the kicker here, the
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kicker here is everything's grinding to a halt.
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And when it comes to the economy you ever, you ever make
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lemonade, you squeeze a lemon or you squeeze an orange to make
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orange juice. They've squeezed everything they
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can out of the US consumer. They have squeezed and squeezed
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and squeezed. And now with this current high
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interest rate environment, with this current situation where
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people, businesses are, are having, their sales are going
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down, people are individual people like you.
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Do you feel it? Do you feel it?
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I got to tell you about the $10 ice cream cone or or later we're
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going to talk about that. You'll feel it when I tell you
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this story. But nonetheless, people just
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don't have the money to to even borrow.
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OK, I shared a story. I was kind of just casually
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looking at a new Kia Carnival minivan and I'm looking at the
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price of the minivan and I'm looking at if I were to take a
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loan out. Yeah, we we probably could pull
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off paying for it with cash, but it's a lot of money.
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I thought, well, I'll just look, I'm thinking these rates are so
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high, I don't want to pay that much.
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Nobody. I mean everybody is is grinding
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to a halt. Let's get back to this Fed
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report though. I got off track a little bit
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there. The data shows from the Fed
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when, when, when, when, when borrowing, when lending
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contracts the way it has. There's like a 95% chance when
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we're at the level we're at that we're going to have a recession,
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remember. I think we're going to have a
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full blown depression and what is that going to do to the
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silver and gold prize? OK, U.S. banks, this is a
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report. the US banks are worried about uncertainty, OK?
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They're worried about the value of the collateral they have on
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commercial real estate. The collateral means they loaned
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out $10 million on what they thought was a $10 million office
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building. And now they're realizing that
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that office building is no longer worth $10 million.
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It's only worth 6 or $7,000,000, OK.
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They're worried about collateral and all types of things.
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Used car loans, OK, there's, there's so much going on.
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They're worried about obviously the value of their U.S.
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Treasury holdings, right. Those have dropped.
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The 20 year TLTETF as an example has dropped by 50%.
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These banks are in big, big trouble and they know that the
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consumer and corporate entities are under financial duress.
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It's really getting scary right now.
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OK, then the value of collateral is diving, OK?
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We're seeing credit card defaults going up, way up.
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Car loan defaults are going way up, way up.
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And we know next year we haven't even felt guys, we've not even
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begun to feel the full effects of this commercial real estate
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bomb that is heading at the United States.
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Banks don't have the money to lend a small business.
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Remember, small businesses are the backbone of the United
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States economy, and the banks don't have the money, right.
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Everybody's pulling their money out of the banks because they
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can get paid higher interest. Other elsewhere, the banks don't
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have money. Small businesses are getting
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suffocated, and many of them can't even afford to renew their
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new loans because they're zombies.
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And we've covered that, OK. We've covered that at ad
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nauseam, OK, Banks see extreme uncertainty.
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That's another take away from this latest Fed report.
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So what we're going to see are more bankruptcies, right, and
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less activity. Restricted credit equals
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recession and we've not even here.
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This is a key, a key point of what we're talking about here.
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What we're talking about, how difficult the current
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environment is. We've not even felt the full
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effect of all the Fed interest rate hikes yet.
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It has not bled through because of the delay effect or the.
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There's another word, there's another word that's mitten of I
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can't get it. You know how that goes.
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I'm struggling. You're watching me struggle The
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the delay effect, we're going to call it that, although that's
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not the right word. It takes 6 to 9 months for the
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effect of an interest rate hike to go all the way through the
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economy. Hey, thank you. 200 people,
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basement dwellers here on Ron in Ron's basement.
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So we're going to have more bankruptcies, less activity,
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recession. And we have got to realize
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that's probably the case right now.
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But if the Fed continues with this hawkish stance, I don't
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know. Do you feel it?
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Am I the only one that thinks that we could actually have a
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full blown depression? Nobody's talking about thank you
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shadow work for the Super chat. I'm on a super expensive
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vacation. I'm going to tell you about the
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$10 ice cream cone here in a minute.
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OK? And how screwy our economy is.
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But why is nobody talking about a depression?
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And isn't it always like, we know that it's there, but nobody
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wants to talk about it? Isn't it always?
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Haven't you experienced that in your life?
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Like, it's the things that you don't think will happen that
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you're not preparing for that actually do happen.
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And I want to tell you, I think, I'm not saying for sure we're
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going to have a depression. I don't want to be known as the
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doom and gloom whatever, but I think the chances of you and me
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living through a depression are much higher than any of our
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contemporaries want to recognize or realize what will happen to
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the value of your silver and gold?
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I'll tell you what will happen. They will save you, OK, No
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matter how you slice it or dice it, no matter what kind of math
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or calculus or geometry you want to apply to it.
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OK. The value of silver and gold,
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whether it's a horrible deflationary environment or
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hyperinflation, which is much more likely in that scenario,
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gold and silver will maintain their value.
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OK, no doubt about it. Do we want this to happen?
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Do you want. I mean, you know, no, I don't
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want it to happen. I don't want the wars that are
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going on to happen. I think think about it.
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But we've got to, we've got to be like making decisions, living
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in reality, not living in some Pollyanna world of of CNN or
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MSNBC or even Fox News, any of those.
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They're not telling us the real, the real stories, what's really
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going on out there. And that's why, you know, we
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choose to be prepared. And again, I'm a firm believer
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that silver and gold will be fine under any scenario that
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includes a depression. You know what'll happen.
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The federal react super quickly. They'll pump up the value, pump
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up the the, the, the amount of cash in the system, right.
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And and and the dollar will be diluted further and the value of
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silver and gold will maintain and do actually do very, very,
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very well. That's the only thing they can
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do. The system has become so
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sensitive, so delicate, right. We cover this ad nauseam all the
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time that no matter what happens things have escalated.
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Thank you, Ray. The lag effect.
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Look at that guy, Ray Foley. Boy, you're the subscriber of
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the day, Ray, you gave me a $10 super chat and you helped my 53
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year old mind. Remember that?
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The word I was searching for was the lag effect.
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And that's again so critical to understand guys, this crappy
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situation where the feds even kind of their data is showing
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that we're going into a recessionary environment.
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We've got, we've got more coming down the road, right.
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It's like looking at a weather forecast.
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Oh my gosh. This is a great way to think
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about it. You know, you pull up the radar
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on The Weather Channel app on your phone or whatever, and you,
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you know where you are. And you know that the weather
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travels from east to West. Imagine a giant thunderstorm,
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OK? And where you live, the
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thunderstorm is only like a third of the way through.
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We got 2/3 of the thunderstorm coming still, when it comes to
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the lag effect, it's the big lag effect on thunderstorm coming
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from the Fed. We're going to talk about the
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$10 ice cream cone, OK? Don't you worry.
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We're also going to talk about this silver shortage.
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Oh no, no, no, no, no. It's not a silver shortage.
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Apparently now there's a silver surplus #silversurplus.
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We're going to talk about that as well.
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I'm going to give you my thoughts on why I don't
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necessarily agree 100% with what that gentleman is saying.
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Oh, here, here. We're talking about all these
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troubles. Let's not forget we had a bank
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fail last week that nobody's talking about.
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Citizens Bank in Iowa failed. Why did they fail?
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Because of their exposure to the trucking industry.
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Essentially business loans going bad.
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So this can happen. OK, is that the Canary in the
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coal mine? We don't know, right?
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But But but nonetheless, absolutely this can happen.
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On top of it all, big story this morning.
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Huge story on Zero Hedge declaring that we've now crossed
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the point where the interest on the national debt is now over $1
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trillion per year. Think about everything we just
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talked about, OK with the economy with the potential for a
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depression. And then factor in that we've
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got this 33 trillion in debt. And now for the first time, the
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interest alone on the national debt is over $1 trillion per
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year. Hold on a second.
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I need to get my sweat rag. Don't you leave.
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Oh, we got 100 thumbs up too. Hey, hey, hey.
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There's 10 rings of the rail. Woof.
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OK, get to watch me sweat. I'm sweating.
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Sorry if that makes you uncomfortable, but let's let's
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not. Oh, well, let's go.
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Another great one here. Another headline news.
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Used vehicle prices record their largest maximum drawdown in
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history. OK.
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From its peak to where they are now, used car prices are down
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almost 20%. Is the economy slowing?
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Are banks no longer loaning money on cars?
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You got it, our consumer. So the banks don't have the
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money to loan, and they're and they're so they're making it
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much more difficult for you or me to get a car loan, OK.
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On top of that, the consumers don't have the money to make
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these crazy car payments. Guys, this is like a doom loop.
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Potentially that could again spell not just a recession.
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I'm going to go out and say it depression, all right.
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I'm not saying it's going to happen, but we got to be
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prepared. And I would highly recommend
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monetarily and emotionally that we are prepared for all of us.
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Hey, Jim. Yes, our goodfriend.com, Don.
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Thank you Jim for pointing that out.
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A trillion dollars a year is what our government's now
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spending on interest alone. A trillion is 1,000,000 *
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1,000,000. OK, our goodfriend.com Don had a
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song he wrote about that and I want to give him credit.
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I'll continue to do that. A trillion is 1,000,000 *
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1,000,000. Think about that.
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We're spending 1,000,000 * 1,000,000 dollars every year
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just on interest, on nothing. We're getting nothing back.
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Congratulations America. That's what your politicians
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have done for you. Not to mention gotten us into
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countless wars over the last 25 years that have resulted in a
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lot of nothing in terms of economic gain, but also most
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importantly, created a lot of pain and suffering for people
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all over the world. Anyway, I digress.
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OK, OK, here, used carpet. Let me listen to this.
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Charles Schwab, Chief Chief Investment Strategist, Liz Ann
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Saunders, I bet she's a nice person, was the first to point
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out on social media platform X that the Manheim Price Index has
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extended its maximum drawdown to -18%, which is the largest in
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the history. OK.
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We're making history in used car prices, the largest decline in
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the index's history all time. But everything's great out
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there. Everything's great.
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I'm going to tell you what's not great.
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Inflation. OK.
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I'm going to tell you that in the last three years, prices
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have gone up at least 83%. I don't care what they say.
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I go to Walmart, grocery store down here in Orange Beach every
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year. Used to cost 180 bucks.
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Now it costs. Thank you, Richard.
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Finally at home here in Toronto. Good to see you, that you are an
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awesome leader of the Rounds basement team.
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Oh wow. Enjoy your vacation.
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Thank you, man. Thank you for the Super chat.
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Never expected. Always appreciate it.
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But I'm telling you guys, think about this, think about this.
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What? What?
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What used to cost, let's say $100 at the Walmart grocery
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store now cost at least 150. A 160.
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OK, but on top of that, all the damn package sizes have shrunk.
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You know that shrink flation, right?
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So what you used to get for $100 now cost you nominally 160.
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But in terms of actual real value of what you're getting is
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maybe only 80%. It's we've had at least 83.6%
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inflation, and it's not working. It's not working for middle
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America. I'll tell you, I'm a family man.
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I support the family. OK?
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Susie raises the kids, takes care of our elderly mother.
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Right. I work my tail off and I'm
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telling you, if you're in this situation like I am with, I have
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twin 11 year old daughters. It's crazy how expensive
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everything has gotten. And then especially if you have
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kids, that's the other thing. They eat five times more than
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they used two, five years ago. But I'm happy about I'm glad
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they're but it's it's it's not a good situation.
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You want to hear about a $10 ice cream cone?
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And then I'll shut up. And then we're going to talk
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about the silver surplus. And we're going to, we're going
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to take that to task and we're going to dive into this idea of
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a silver surplus. OK.
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Because I think we might have. Hey, Robert, Thank you.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Not if, but when I happen to agree with that.
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OK. It's crazy the way what things
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have come to. We go to dinner last night.
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Wonderful. Nice little dinner.
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It's not a fancy place. Six of us, by the time we're
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done, it costs 150 bucks to go out to eat.
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My kids had kids meals. I mean, it's just insane.
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Then on the way home, Susie says I'm going to treat everybody to
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ice cream. She's like, there's that ice
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cream place right across the street from our condo.
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It's called Kayden KAYDENS. OK, I said OK fine.
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I'm thinking, I bet it's expensive.
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We go in OK One scoop of ice cream is like $6.
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And if you want it in a waffle cone.
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That's another $2.00 and then you got to leave a tip.
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They have $10 ice cream cones. My blood and I would love that.
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Susie wanted to buy everybody ice cream.
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That was great. I just walked outside and and my
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daughter came out and said, daddy, don't you want ice cream?
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I said yeah I want ice cream, but I'm not going to pay $10.00
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for a scoop of ice cream. I'm like, I want to get out of
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here as fast as I can you, you know, And and and she was
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wonderful. I'm not mad, was not mad at all,
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just doing a nice thing. But I'm like, what has the world
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come to when one scoop of ice cream is $10?
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Because, you know, we're right next to the Walmart grocery
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store. And I'm thinking I can go in
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there and buy a whole big tub of that.
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What is it? Blue Bluebell or?
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Sorry, it's an airplane. We're right by the Navy base.
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Some kind of airplane flew by. Sorry about that.
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I'm like, I can go buy an entire big thing.
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I think it's called blue something.
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You can only get it in the South.
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That ice cream, Bluebell. And we bought a big thing if
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it's the best ice cream ever for $8.
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So, you know, what is it? It's just insane.
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All right, let's move in. Oh, I want to say thank you.
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Do me a favor, guys. Type 5, high five.
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Let's do a high 5 for are all the moderators that are here.
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I bet Jim M is here. OK.
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These moderators do a lot for this channel.
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OK. A lot, lot for the channel.
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Look at all those fives. You guys are high 5.
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Thank you. Moderators.
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OK, so there's this, there's this new video out.
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I think the guy's from Vermilion something.
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He's a coin dealer down here in Florida.
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Oh, I'm in Alabama, but Florida. And he says there's a silver
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surplus, that there's that right now.
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There's way, you know, he says, you know we've got all these
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guys on and I'm not putting the guy.
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Wonderful video. Wonderful.
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I've I've watched his other stuff or there's I like him and
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I'm not arguing with him because he's.
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I believe he's honest and he's talking about what's going on.
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But I want to point out some other things.
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He says that like there's more silver being sold back now than
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people are buying. People are selling their silver,
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OK And I talked to coin shop Chris and I've talked to other
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people say, yeah, people are selling silver back mostly to
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pay bills because they can't afford to pay their car payment
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or their grocery bill or their electric bill.
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But. But.
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So we're not seeing like massive wholesale people liquidating
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massive amounts of silver. But he's talking about how, you
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know, premiums have dropped. So if you're looking to buy
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silver, I think now maybe a good time to look because premiums
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have dropped significantly. And there's a real balance
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between silver that people are bringing into the coin shops to
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sell, excuse me, and silver that people are showing up at the
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coin shops to buy. And I can't argue with that.
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He works in the business and I really trust this guy.
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He's a good guy. I I really feel like he's being
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honest. But they started this
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#silversurplus, and it's getting a lot of attention, OK.
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But I want to point out just a couple things.
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OK, again, people are strapped. But also we got to remember this
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is just the local coin shop retail perspective of what's
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going on in silver, OK? That's a tiny sliver of the
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silver market that's people buying coins, rounds, bars.
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That's not that. I mean it's significant and it
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matters, but it really is just a sliver of the entire silver
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market, OK. And and and we've talked about
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this guy so many times, right, the silver market is small.
24:27
It is small. I mean on an annual basis, the
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mines and recycling only, there's only about a billion
24:34
ounces of silver that's produced every year.
24:36
It's like 25 billion worth of silver.
24:38
It's small and sensitive okay, but the retail side of it is
24:45
even smaller. The retail silver market is even
24:48
smaller and even more sensitive. So what that means is yes, yeah,
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we can have silver shortages, right.
24:57
Remember what happened back in March and April, Remember what
25:00
happened during the Silver Squeeze?
25:02
Remember what happened during Co C 19.
25:05
Sorry, right. Those are three examples, C19,
25:09
Silver Squeeze and even just the little banking crisis that we
25:14
had that it hasn't gone away. But I won't go down that path,
25:18
how sensitive the silver market can be.
25:21
It can go to shortage like that, OK.
25:24
But part of that, the other flip side of that sensitivity is it
25:28
can go to surplus. If you're just looking at that
25:31
little retail segment, it can also go to surplus right when
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the economy starts to crash, like it maybe is right now.
25:40
And people need money to pay their electric bill.
25:43
People need money, right, to pay their grocery bill and they come
25:49
in and sell 10 oz or 20 ounces of silver and that starts
25:53
happening all over the country. It can go quickly, right from
25:56
shortage to surplus very, very quickly.
25:59
So to say now that that that this is what I want to say about
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that, that's short term noise. The long term picture for
26:09
silver, the long term picture for silver is shortage, in my
26:15
opinion. OK.
26:16
And I It's not just me. It's a lot of people.
26:19
Now I'll get accused of being a silver pumper.
26:21
Am I? Do you think I'm a silver
26:22
pumper? If you think I'm a silver pumper
26:25
type P for pump in the comments or if you think it's legit that
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we are in a situation where we're going to see shortages of
26:36
silver type L, OK, you guys don't have to agree with me.
26:40
You do not have to agree with me.
26:42
I think it's legit. All right, let's let's get this
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is getting more and more noticed.
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We already know the big picture supply, demand picture for
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silver. Let's just talk about supply.
26:56
The amount of silver coming from the silver mines has gone down.
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It went down last year. There's nobody exploring for
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silver. There's no money in silver right
27:05
now. There's no very few companies
27:07
with drills drilling into the earth looking for silver,
27:11
because there's no money in the mining sector and there's
27:14
especially no money in the silver sector.
27:18
So the pipeline of future silver is constricted at this point and
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will continue to become more constricted over the next 10
27:26
years because it takes 10 years between the time you drill to
27:30
the time you can start mining and producing silver out of the
27:34
ground. So we've established that.
27:36
But what about demand? This is, you know, the big
27:40
picture for demand for silver. But this new segment is getting
27:44
more and more there. There's already a beautiful
27:48
story for increased demand in silver, but there's something
27:52
new that people are talking about and getting more and more
27:57
attention when it comes to demand for silver.
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Artificial intelligence headline Artificial intelligence to fuel
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silver demand. It'll be a new source.
28:08
A new source. Remember, it used to be
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photography and that went away, but then it became electronics.
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Solar, right? Electric cars.
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Well, now AI is a new new source of demand for silver.
28:23
Listen to this. AI driven demand will likely
28:25
have the most significant impact on the silver market.
28:29
Silver possesses the lowest electrical resistance amongst
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all metals at standard temperatures and is a vital
28:37
component in many electronic applications.
28:40
Tech and industrial applications account for more than half of
28:44
global silver demand. The silver market already faces
28:49
the potential for significant supply constraints due to the
28:53
growing demand in the green energy sector.
28:55
Silver demand was at a record in 2022 and will likely run hot
29:00
over the next several decades. Stay with me.
29:03
According to a research paper by scientists at the University of
29:07
NSW, solar manufacturers will likely require over 20% of the
29:13
current annual silver supply by 2027.
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And by 2050, solar panel production will use
29:21
approximately 85 to 98% of current global silver reserves.
29:31
What does that tell us? Solar alone.
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OK, and that's only 20 years from now, could be using 100% of
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the world's silver. But more importantly, this AI
29:45
revolution, because of all the chips that are going to need to
29:48
be manufactured, could could produce a situation, OK, a
29:53
situation where we have an even more robust new demand source
30:00
for silver. Guys, it's getting very, very
30:03
interesting. You know, it dawned on me this
30:09
morning when I was thinking about the situation with the
30:11
economy and just how precarious of a situation we're in and
30:15
what's going on with the banks. And it's ugly in the banks.
30:19
Don't forget guys back in March and April when we had Silicon
30:23
Valley Bank and the other three, three of the largest banks in
30:26
the history of the country go bankrupt.
30:28
The 10 year bond rate was lower than if that happened when the
30:32
rate got to 4%. These banks are in big, big
30:35
trouble. The story from FedEx, really it
30:39
it came back into my, into my, my, my stream of thought this
30:42
morning because I don't think we're giving that enough
30:46
attention. When FedEx OK, tells their
30:49
freight pilots go look for other jobs because we can't keep you
30:54
busy. Go work for XYZ airline, flying
30:59
people down to Cancun because we don't need you to fly
31:03
manufacturing parts from, you know, from Seattle to Saint
31:07
Louis or from Miami to Cincinnati, Things are getting
31:12
very, very dicey, very interesting out there.
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31:57
Hey, the price of gold and silver before I came on.
32:00
We're hanging in there today. We're we were right at $1950
32:07
gold. OK, I want to remind you of
32:09
something. Who can say it first, huh?
32:12
Here's a hint. Here's a hint.
32:19
Who can say it first, right? Let's not forget guys that is
32:24
still in play right now. The Cup and handle formation in
32:29
both gold and silver. And when gold breaks out to that
32:32
new all time high, I know it's been a rough week.
32:35
I warned earlier in the week, I said by the end of the week,
32:40
we're either going to be a above 2000, are we're going to be
32:44
fighting for 1900 to keep that 1900 level.
32:47
And it's so important to the silver price as well because
32:50
silver is going to follow gold, right?
32:54
Gold is like the Big Brother. Silver's like the the little
32:57
brother that's six years younger, that's following in the
33:00
footsteps of the Big Brother. We're not.
33:03
We're not. I'm not calling defeat just yet,
33:06
right? This is Wednesday morning.
33:08
We could still see some strong movement by the end of the
33:11
weekend. Gold.
33:12
I got this sneaking feeling that we're still going to see gold
33:15
over $2000 by the weekend. I'm probably wrong.
33:19
Don't make any financial decisions based upon.
33:22
But when I factor into the old supercomputer and by the way,
33:25
just to warn you, you're looking at the supercomputer and you've
33:29
got a supercomputer on your as well, right?
33:32
There's no computer no model they can predict.
33:34
But when I factor in everything going on in the world right now,
33:37
the economic trouble that we're heading into, OK.
33:41
The monetary trouble that we're heading into.
33:45
The fiscal trouble that we're heading into.
33:47
Did you watch the Republican debate last night?
33:50
Why aren't they talking more about the fact that they've
33:54
bankrupted the country? I was talking to my mom this
33:57
morning before I went live out here on the on the balcony.
33:59
I'm like and I was I didn't mean this to her but I'm like you
34:03
realize that like my kids are are what's the.
34:06
I want to use the S word in bad trouble financially.
34:11
Like you know your generation and even my generation.
34:14
I'm generation whatever it is. X or something.
34:16
Generation X. They renamed Twitter after my
34:20
generation. Your generation.
34:22
But you know like we've lived high on the hog.
34:25
We borrowed, like, went on a spending spree on credit cards,
34:29
and then we're handing this off to the our kids.
34:31
Why aren't they talking about that?
34:34
Why aren't they talking about they're talking about we need to
34:36
build more ships, we need to, you know, blah, blah, blah.
34:39
And that stuff's important, Yeah, but they're not talking
34:42
about the fundamental problem that we have going on right now
34:46
in this country. That's just my opinion.
34:48
Can we get the 200 thumbs up? I will sit out here in the
34:51
sweltering heat if you guys give this a thumbs up.
34:55
OK, I'll do something. I don't know what I'll do, but
35:00
it would be great if we could get to 200 thumbs up.
35:03
It's a real, real mess, the situation they've got us into.
35:07
And I'm going to tell you one more time because this is the
35:10
good. Well, let's get back to the gold
35:12
and silver. Then I got one more big thing to
35:14
talk about. The silver price 2250.
35:19
I'm telling you, man, the silver price.
35:21
Guys, let me see if I can do this.
35:23
If you look at a chart, is that the wrong way?
35:25
I don't know. This way the silver price is in
35:28
this narrow range. I think I looked the other day
35:31
and it was like silver for the last year has traded between 21
35:35
and $25 and I've been following silver for decades closely and
35:40
it keeps getting compressed, compressed, compressed.
35:43
And I'm not a chart guru. I'm not a, I'm not a one of
35:49
these technical analysts. But I do know that it's again,
35:52
it's like this, it's like the cup and handle, right?
35:56
Right. When you compress the price like
35:59
that, eventually it breaks and it's got hey, we got 200 thumbs
36:04
up man, what am I going to do for you guys?
36:08
I got to find something to ring. I'll ring the coffee cup, the
36:12
cup and handle. Here we Where is it
36:15
123456789101112 There, there you go 20 rings of the cup and
36:22
handle because when that silver price breaks out of that
36:25
compressed section that it's in and if I'm wrong tell me send me
36:29
an e-mail if one of uses a big technical analyst.
36:33
Am I wrong? Let me ask you, you're obviously
36:39
a silver lover, right? I'm a silver lover.
36:41
We love silver. Does it feel like to you that
36:43
the silver price has been in a range and it keeps getting
36:46
compressed? I'm compressing right and when
36:49
something gets compressed it eventually blows and I can't see
36:54
silver blowing to the downside. I just can't, not from $22.00
36:59
right now. If it was compressed at $38
37:02
right now, I could say guys, it might break down, but it just
37:06
feels like silver in particular is going to go straight up.
37:10
Especially, especially guys when we consider OK, oh, I keep
37:15
wanting to talk to the microphones on my shirt when
37:18
when we want to consider, you might want to consider one thing
37:23
that we are in a stagflation environment.
37:26
Yes, we might go into a depression, we might, but we're
37:30
also in a stagflation environment.
37:33
Do we have a stagnant economy? What did the Fed tell us?
37:36
We talked about that earlier, right?
37:38
Credit conditions are being horrifically constricted.
37:43
I don't think anybody's buying houses right now, right?
37:46
It's it's just feels dead. I'm down here in Orange Beach
37:49
and it feels dead, OK? Nobody's buying cars.
37:53
Feels dead. Used car prices have dropped 20
37:56
percent, 20%. OK.
37:59
And I think they're gonna drop further.
38:01
All right, we've got the slowing economy and and and again, we're
38:06
only a third of the way through the thunderstorm of the Fed
38:11
raising rates. OK.
38:13
Do we have inflation? It sure as heck feels like it.
38:16
I mean, I still, when I go to the grocery store, right,
38:21
everything's still up in price. We have stagflation.
38:26
It could be a really fun ride for silver and gold investors.
38:29
I could be wrong, right? We could be sitting here 2-3
38:32
years from now. I could be Some guy sent me a
38:34
message, said you're going to be sitting in your basement 20
38:37
years from now rooting for $25 silver.
38:41
Well, I don't think so. I think 10 years from now I'll
38:44
be sitting in my basement because I will put out a new
38:46
video every day for the rest of my life.
38:48
The least you could do for me, The least.
38:53
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And I'm telling you, when we get to 85 dollars silver, I know, I
39:45
know we're going to get to 85 dollars silver.
39:48
I know, do you get that feeling when you buy silver in
39:51
particular and maybe with gold too, but I'm going to talk about
39:54
silver when you buy silver and I've been buying, sorry,
39:59
converting Fiat to, to, to, to metal, that you're buying
40:04
something that's going to be valuable.
40:07
For years and decades to come. I don't know.
40:10
Like I said, don't make any financial decisions based upon
40:13
anything that I share with you. But.
40:16
But I think we're heading towards some good days.
40:19
I really appreciate you. Yes, you being here, you really
40:22
are the most important part. Be good to yourself.
40:24
Be as good nice to yourself today as you can.
40:27
And that will it works. Trust me.
40:30
I struggle. OK?
40:31
I'm. I'm a human.
40:33
I was actually crying out here this morning.
40:35
I have to be honest, I get up real super early and I'm at the
40:38
Ombe and I'm like a happy cry. But you know, like like always
40:42
try to do your best to be nice to yourself.
40:45
It's like the best place to start.
40:47
And actually the people that are around you benefit more when
40:52
you're at peace internally. And this is not a self help
40:55
show. So I'm going to shut up.
40:56
This is a silver and gold show. Have a great day.
40:59
OK. I'll see you guys soon.
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