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⚡SILVER Stackers!⚡ THIS Needs Your Attention! (Debt Spiral, Fiscal Dominance, Iran, Federal Reserve) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  Let's look at a chart that shows us $300 silver.
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  It's just not a dream. You know what?
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  Let's look at 2 charts because there's a lot of different ways
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  that we can get to this three to $500 per oz silver mark.
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  Remember, there will be short term noise.
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  We're experiencing some today. Just my opinion.
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  I'm not a financial advisor, but I believe 3, four, $500 silver
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  is on the near term horizon. But we're also going to look at
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  some crazy facts. The number one dominant force.
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  Be prepared. It may scare you a little bit.
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  That will propel the price of silver and gold much higher.
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  But let's go out and look at these charts.
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  We'll start here. This one came from our friend
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  Digger. We love you Digger.
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  This is a whole new way to look at $300 silver.
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  And he says it's coming. This is a yearly log scale
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  chart. Let me get the crayons out.
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  OK, The log scale chart going all the way back to the 1970s,
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  of course, right. We've got this, the cup and
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  handle that we've looked at ad nauseam, but that's not what
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  he's pointing out. That is so interesting.
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  What he's showing is right here. You can barely see it, but I'll
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  read it to you. It says we're going to have a
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  copy of the 2003 through 2011 silver bowl.
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  That would be this blue section right here.
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  OK, I'm going to erase that box so you can see it.
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  But as you can see, right, we had this big move up.
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  What he's saying is that we are set up for the exact same thing,
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  very similar, OK, based on his yellow lines and all crazy
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  technical analysis to have that same box that happened from 2003
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  through 2011 as we move into the coming years.
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  Now excuse me, look guys, the target is actually $303.18.
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  Sorry I cheated you out of $0.18, but it's going to take a
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  little while to get there. As you can see, here's 2030 down
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  below. Now it gets even more
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  interesting when we go to this chart that was shared by Mr.
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  Azogar 777. Let's read what he says because
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  this is interesting, he said. In my humblest opinion, silver
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  will go beyond $300 in this bull market and retain support
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  throughout throughout annual candles body not Wicks the blue
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  curve. Hence it will exceed this price
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  way before the green line meets the blue curve.
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  This is the model I used to make the call.
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  OK. And again, these are Candlestick
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  candlesticks, probably annual candlesticks going all the way
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  back to what the 1960s, Oh my gosh, 1860s, eighteen 60s.
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  And you can see, right, this total blue trend line in the
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  silver price. So he's predicting that the
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  silver price go even higher now again, right?
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  We're out years, years in the future, 2044 right here.
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  But remember, OK, couple things don't do you remember?
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  I remember following some mining stocks that like 3 years ago,
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  we're talking about, oh, in 2020, five, 2026, this is where
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  we'll be this. And I thought it seems like
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  forever, right? It was like 2000, 23 at the
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  time. These time periods go by quickly
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  and we could be at that higher silver price much sooner than we
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  are anticipating. So there's a lot of different
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  ways. Those are two different ways.
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  We know what Michael Oliver saying.
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  We know what David Hunter was out over the weekend talking
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  about his long term prediction for silver at $1000.
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  David Hunter has been right about everything for the last 10
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  years. He's saying silver's going to go
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  up, pull back down, and then we're going to have a rocket
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  ship up like to $1000 per oz. It's going to get crazy.
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  But let's run out to China. Let's get our update, our daily
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  update on the Shanghai Gold Exchange because something very
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  interesting happened there. Silver trade pointed this out.
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  China begins stockpiling silver. The Shanghai Futures Exchange
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  inventory spiked by 50%. He says with the global physical
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  silver shortage finally abating due to the Iran war, China is
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  it's taking the opportunity to load up on silver as quickly as
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  it can. So while we're out here, we'll
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  get this from the Oriental Ghost, our friend.
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  OK, look, silver on the Shanghai Gold Exchange, their physical
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  silver market closed at $83.68. What he's talking about, this is
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  the inventory change. This is the Shanghai Futures
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  Exchange inventory vaults up by 36,000 kilograms now all the way
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  up to 400 and 57,000 kilograms, which I believe equates to about
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  15,000,000 oz. Still not.
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  I mean, yeah, it went up by 15%. Where is it?
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  Yeah, here it is right here. 14,700,000 oz.
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  That's the total amount of silver that they have in their
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  Shanghai Futures Exchange vaults to back up all the of futures
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  contracts. Let's go get a look.
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  Let's check on the silver price and check on backwardation.
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  We're going to go out to Kitco and get the the spot price on
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  silver right now, $74.22. Now let's go out and look at the
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  futures price $74.22. So earlier I'm not sharing that
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  with you. There we go.
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  That's the May contract and silver at the COMEX, the futures
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  price earlier today, we were in a slight state of backwardation
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  where the spot price was actually higher than the futures
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  price. Again, we're about we're we're
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  hovering around this equilibrium.
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  We're not in the normal state, which is contango where where
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  the futures price would be higher than the spot price.
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  And we're not in a back and we're not backwardated either
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  where the spot price is higher than the futures price.
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  We're in a state of backward tango, which is still unusual
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  and still raises some suspicion, some speculation that maybe
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  there's a little concern about the about the physical market
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  being able to actually deliver the metal.
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  But we got the big picture that we need to talk about right now.
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  Two things. Big picture number $172.50 is
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  the line in the sand for silver. OK, We are still above that.
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  Now we've got a little bit of a buffer, right?
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  If we get below 725072 into the 60s, then we can get a little
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  concerned. We aren't concerned long term
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  because guys, the reality is this, OK, in the long run, we're
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  I'm going to read this to you where we are.
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  If we are good, the good day for gold and silver will come.
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  OK, where gold and silver begin to ignore the short term noise
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  in the market. Yeah, we got some quote UN quote
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  escalation in the Middle East conflict that made the oil price
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  go up. I'm I'm sure the dollar went up
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  as well. We're not even going to look at
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  that, right? And that's, that's, that's
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  hitting the gold and silver price.
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  That will end the short term noise and and they will begin to
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  heed gold and silver will heed to the realities of the
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  financial system and that is fiscal dominance.
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  We need to remember that term fiscal dominance.
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  That will become a very common saying down here in the basement
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  and let's go out. This is what because when when
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  fiscal dominance takes over, that is when we are in a total
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  new world for the silver price and gold price and just for a
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  definition of fiscal dominance that occurs when a government's
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  debt and deficit spending are so high that the central bank is
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  forced to abandon inflation control to keep the government
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  solvent. In this scenario, monetary
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  policy, that's what the Federal Reserve is.
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  That's the monetary policy becomes a tool to support the
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  Treasury rather than to stabilize the economy.
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  That is when we go into the opposite of freefall.
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  What would we call that? Parabolic with the gold price
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  and the silver price. Now we're going to look at a
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  bunch of examples why fiscal dominance is taking over.
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  OK, just how screwed up things are We're going to run through
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  these. There's a lot to cover, but
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  alright, gold Telegraph brings this up over the weekend.
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  The president of the United States is open openly discussing
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  a reset. Trump put out a tweet talking
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  about a big reset, quote UN quote.
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  Conflicts are breaking out across the globe.
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  We know that OK, central banks are monitoring private credit.
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  That's a big deal and cyber threats.
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  We got examples of both of those.
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  We're going to look at this is the symptom of a broken system.
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  And then we go to Zero Hedge who puts out this groundbreaking
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  peace with six reasons. OK, six, the debt spiral ends in
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  dollar destruction. The six hard truths that America
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  can no longer ignore. They said let's take a look
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  back. Let's take a look a step back
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  and look at the big picture so we can assess the US
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  government's financial situation.
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  This is fiscal dominance, guys, when the money, when the math
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  takes over, all right. And again, that is super good
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  for silver, the gold, where it's likely headed and what the
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  trends could mean. There's six big points here.
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  Number one, it's politically impossible to cut spending.
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  Our, our, our politicians are not going to be responsible.
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  They haven't been for the last 50 years since Nixon took us off
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  the gold standard. That's not going to change.
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  OK point #2 ever increasing debt is the only way to finance the
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  deficits because the politicians won't cut spending.
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  The deficits will continue to grow and and the only way to to
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  fund that is through more debt. Point #3 observation #3 Over
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  half of the US Treasury debt matures by 2028.
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  Look, we're, we're going to be close to being halfway through
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  2026, right? We've got massive debt that
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  needs to be refinanced in this country.
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  Point #4 and ever and ever growing interest expense fuels
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  the debt spiral. Wow, look at that interest
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  expense. We're going to look at that
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  again in a second observation #5 surging interest expense forces
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  the forces the Fed to ease monetary policy.
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  The government can't afford high interest rates.
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  It becomes a situation where the Fed monetizes the debt.
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  And that quite simply means they print money.
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  OK, They print money to buy their own debt.
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  Number six, ever increasing current currency debasement is
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  inevitable because of what we just talked about.
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  They they get painted, it painted into a corner literally
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  and all they can do, the only thing they can do is then print
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  money to buy the debt for themselves.
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  That's like a company buying products from themselves.
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  It's like a, it's like a shell game.
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  It's like a almost like a Ponzi scheme, right?
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  It's almost like if your kid starts a company and, and, and
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  you're, you're the only customer for the company, it just doesn't
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  work out. Now let's look at the next
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  point, because it all leads to this.
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  After all those heady points, here's a graphic that describes
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  what's going on, not just in the US, but around the world.
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  And that is that the global money supply, the M2 money
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  supply, the broader measure of money supply in the world is
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  exploding. It was up over 12% as of
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  February 2026, year on year 100 and 101 trillion.
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  And let me remind you, a trillion is 1,000,000 *
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  1,000,000. But 101 trillion was printed by
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  the top five central banks. The Fiat scheme must go on.
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  And that's what's happening right there, right?
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  Shoveling more and more paper money into the system.
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  But let's go to the let's look, let's, let's hear what Jamie
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  Dimon, right, CEO of JP Morgan, the world's most prestigious
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  financial company. What does he have to say about
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  what's going on? Well, Jamie Dimon says this from
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  from Fortune. the United States had a national debt home run in
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  its grasp, says Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan Chase.
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  But the government did nothing and now it's best option is
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  crisis management. OK, that came from Fortune.
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  That's Jamie Dimon saying that the best situation that we can
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  deal with right now is crisis management.
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  And then we go out the money metals and miners.
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  We're going to look at this. This is astounding, but just the
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  headline alone, 9.6 trillion treasure Treasury maturity wall.
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  That's what's coming due in 2026.
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  How the 2026 debt Cliff, the 39 trillion U.S. debt crisis, and
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  the 1.2 trillion interest expense guarantees a massive
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  repricing of hard assets. We aren't going to go through
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  all the details on that because we covered them in the previous
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  Zero Hedge article. But guys, just look at this
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  chart. This is United States government
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  federal interest expense going all the way back to 1880, right?
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  I mean, flat, flat, flat. I mean, look at how it is just
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  exploding higher. The big key take away, the
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  reason why this is important is because that will add to our
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  national deficit and his interest rates go up is fewer
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  and few countries want to own U.S.
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  Treasuries, right? That makes the interest rates go
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  even higher and higher, which the government can't afford.
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  So to repeat the point that I made earlier, the only option is
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  to print money. OK?
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  So there's no no, there's no, there's no surprise.
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  And I'll show you something funny about Jerome Powell the
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  minute that he's going to be glad to be getting out of the
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  hot seat at the at the Federal Reserve.
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  One more thing going on, right? Because on top of everything
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  happening right now, we get this.
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  Jerome Powell and Scott Besent discussed Anthropics Mythos AI
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  cyber threat with major U.S. banks.
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  We've got major issues possibly with the banks in red.
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  Fed Chair Reserve Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Scott
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  Besent met with major U.S. bank CE OS this week that would have
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  been late last week to discuss the possible cyber risk raised
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  by Anthropics Mythos model, CNBC confirmed on Friday.
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  OK, I think this was reported by both Reuters and and.
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  Oh my God, I'm forgetting. It was Reuters and Bloomberg.
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  I'm sorry. OK, alright.
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  Here's who was in attendance, Brian.
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  Brian Moynihan from Bank of America.
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  Jane Fraser from Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon from Goldman
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  Sachs. I'm sorry.
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  Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser, Morgan Stanley's Ted Pick, Wells
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  Fargo Scott, Charlie Scharf, we're all in attendance,
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  Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the
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  meeting. Bloomberg and Financial Times
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  were the first to report the meeting with bank executives.
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  They are getting scared. They're also getting very, very
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  scared about what's happening with the private credit
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  situation and on top of that, right, just to show the
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  situation that we're in. Kidco reports and this is from
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  Reuters. Middle East war to cut growth,
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  deliver cascading and impact, the World Bank chief says.
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  But there's a there's, there's, there's a bonus.
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  We got 2 little paragraphs to read here, but then there's a
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  bonus. The war in the Middle East will
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  have a cascading impact on the global economy, even if OK,
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  remember this, the fragile ceasefire announced by the US
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  President Donald Trump takes hold, World Bank President AJ
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  Bonga told Reuters in an interview on Friday.
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  Basically said the world economy is in a world of hurt even if
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  even if the truce holds. And the damage will be far
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  deeper if if the ceasefire fails and the conflict escalates, he
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  said. So think about that, right?
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  We now know the ceasefire did fail and we're waiting to see if
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  the conflict escalates. Put all of this together with
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  what is happening right now, OK, out there, right, in terms of
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  fiscal dominance, what's going on in the Middle East, what's
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  going on with the financial situation in the United States?
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  And we're looking at the potential for the dollar to
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  become devalued even even even further.
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  So let's have a little fun and see how Jerome Powell feels
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  about the fact that he gets to leave the United States Federal
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  Reserve. Hold on.
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  We're going to pull him up here. This is our our Federal Reserve
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  chair, Jerome Powell. This is made by AI, it says down
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  here on the bottom. And let's see how how Jerome
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  Powell feels about the fact that he's leaving the Federal
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  Reserve. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom,
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  boom, boom, boom, boom. Yeah, I would say Jerome Powell
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  is probably happy that he is going to be out of the catbird
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  seat. See you later, Jerome.
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  We love him. OK.
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  It's an interesting scenario that we are in right now guys.
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  But it all adds together this idea of fiscal dominance.
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  When you hear that term fiscal Dom, like the United States
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  could be in a situation of fiscal dominance.
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  At first when I heard it, I was like, well that means we're
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  dominant where we control the world, we're the world reserve
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  currency about. No, it means complete opposite.
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  It means that because of the debt, because of the deficits,
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  because the monetary policy has to be adjusted to deal with a a
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  fiscal and monetary situation that has gotten out of control.
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  Look, when you have almost $40 trillion in debt and you're
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  paying, you know, these new, this new data saying over a
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  trillion in interest alone and you've got a deficit that's
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  running what, 2 trillion, 1.5 trillion, All of that feeds on
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  each other. And as the world moves away from
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  the dollar, I don't like it. I live here.
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  It's my country, I don't agree with what the politicians have
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  done. Like the previous articles
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  pointed out, right, The politicians have no strength, no
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  desire or fortitude to change things.
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  It's just going to get worse and worse and worse.
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  Fiscal dominance essentially means that the fiscal situation
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  dominates what a country is able to do.
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  It wouldn't be unlike you and your spouse if you're married or
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  whatever, being in a situation where you have so much debt,
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  right? A mortgage, car payments, credit
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  card payments, student loan payments, I don't know, layaway
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  at Walmart, anything, whatever you got right?
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  And you get to a point where you're like, Oh my God, all we
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  can do is like, try to pay all these interest.
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  You know, those, those TV commercials where you see people
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  like, oh, you know, what am I going to do?
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  It's the same thing, right? Mathematics shows 0 forgiveness
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