Lynette and Eric explore the impact of the U.S. losing world reserve currency status 🌍, touching on the complexities of inflation, hyperinflation, and global economic dynamics. 📈💼 Don’t miss the insights on gold, market trends, and the illusion of fiat currency! 🚀

Chapters:

0:00 If they create this digital illusion in which they can create as much of it as they want how did they stop hyperinflation?

4:50 If the fundamental value of gold is about $12,500 per ounce, then why do people say that gold is just a store of wealth? ie: the story of an ounce of gold still buys the same fine men’s suit that it did years and years ago

9:14 What would happen if the USA declared the dollar would now be backed and convertible with gold?

11:11 Japan never went bankrupt so America has at least 30 years plus to use the dollar right?

Video Transcript:

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Welcome to our Wednesday Q&A.

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I’m Eric Griffin, president of ITM Trading with me

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I have Lynette Zang, our chief market analyst.

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For those of you who don’t know or are tuning in for the first time,

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we take your questions that you submit to us

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via email, to questions at item trading dot com.

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Take them.

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We put them up here on the screen in front of us and we ask them live.

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So you get a real true spontaneous organic response.

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David B asks, Okay,

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my question is this If they create this digital illusion

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in which they can create as much money as they want,

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how how did they stop hyperinflation?

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So I guess it’s really just how do they stop hyperinflation?

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My question is,

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if they can create as much, if they can create

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as much money as they want, how do they stop hyperinflation?

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Yeah, that’s exactly the point.

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Because the easier it is to create money,

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the more they do it because it’s about spending,

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and then the less value the money out there has because it’s so easy.

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Right.

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There’s so they’re not going to stop the hyperinflation.

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And that’s why I said that if we do go to a cbdc

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system, don’t think that that’s the end.

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That now they’ve solved the problem for exactly that reason.

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David Good, good thoughts because that’s not that’s just a way

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to speed everything up but them also to get you into that corral, so to speak.

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The central bank digital currency corral, where you’re completely

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dependent upon them.

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So yeah, they won’t.

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That’s, that’s why until there is a component of gold

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verifiable all convertible, it’s not over.

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And it’s just that simple.

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It’s not over.

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One of the ways that they’ve done it in the past is

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through the use of the world reserve currency being the U.S.

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dollar. So it creates demand out in the world.

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So we’ve always been able to print money in kind of export the inflation

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around the world.

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So if, for example, we lose that world reserve currency status,

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there’s no way to stop that hyperinflation because all that money then comes

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back to the United States where there’s the only demand is in the United States,

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which then creates the rampant hyperinflation.

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So they’ve been kind of,

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you know, petrodollar

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world reserve currency only trading.

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It’s one of the ways that they’ve been able to at least print

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as much money as they have.

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I mean, we’ve seen it exponentially increase just in the last 20 years, right?

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Just in the last ten years, 15 years.

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Yeah.

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But I want you to keep in mind that that the difference

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between inflation and hyperinflation is the speed of the inflation.

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Once we went to a debt based system in 71,

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the speed of the loss of your purchasing power picked up

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still and all you know, it’s picked up even more

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since 2008 and again 2020.

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So, yes, we did create more demand for the dollars

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and we did retain that status thanks to Saudi Arabia,

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who on the first visit, the 1st of October or the 1st of November,

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do you remember, Randi, it’s one of the first it’s either

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October or November is officially a member of the BRICS nation.

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You know,

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So are we going to lose our status as the world’s reserve currency?

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Where have we already. Right.

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It was already the end of I think it was December 13th.

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I could be off on my date 2000 when the Federal Reserve

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had to buy Treasury debt.

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But they didn’t talk about it because that’s what Third World countries do.

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That didn’t become the thing to do and a good thing until the great

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financial crisis 2008 2009, and then it become magically a good thing.

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Like inflation was a dirty word, especially around

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71 in the sixties and seventies.

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A very dirty word. I remember it.

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I was there, but all of a sudden it became our savior.

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So, you know, it’s semantics.

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But the reality is, is it’s all an illusion.

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It’s all and this is not an illusion.

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This is not an illusion.

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This has use in every single sector of the global economy.

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The rest of that garbage

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is an illusion.

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All right.

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So I don’t know how to say this name,

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but 66 Kruger to Kruger.

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Okay.

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Gold is tanking right now. Don’t buy.

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At least Wait.

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You’ll get more value for your money that way.

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But sure, that’s that was a comment I think from the last from Lester.

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Right.

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Well, you can speak to this actually better than I can,

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but I know that when I’m looking at pcgs

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that the physical coins are going

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up, whereas they can create as much gold as they want.

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So is that true Digital gold that they can create?

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Yes, as much digital gold as they want.

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And it doesn’t ever have to exist so they can manipulate it.

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But I mean, as as bullion going down.

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Well the spot market is well that’s not what I it Right.

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And that’s what that’s what, that’s what you stuck out is talking about.

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Yeah.

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The spot market is Well that’s an easy market and cheap to manipulate.

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Well and it’s who who’s good at timing the market.

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Right.

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I mean nobody’s good at timing the market.

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I mean we could have seen when it hit 1800 ish like in the late 1800s,

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that could have been the lowest it’s going to be. But I don’t know.

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You don’t know? We don’t know.

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Nobody knows what I mean.

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That’s what we use gold and silver for, right?

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We use gold and silver for as an insurance policy. Right. And we buy it.

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Do you ever look at the spot price

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and use that as a determining factor whether or not you should buy or not? No.

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And the only reason why ever look at the spot price

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is because I have to talk about it on here.

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Other than that, I know it’s a lie.

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Why would I believe lie?

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Why would anybody believe a lie?

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You know, my favorite question

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How many times can you be lied to when you do not know the truth?

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The whole system is a big fat lie.

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Now, as far as gold tanking right now, that’s a contract.

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That’s not gold tanking.

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That’s spot gold tanking.

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Right.

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But they’ve gotten everybody used to say, well, it’s gold, it’s tanking.

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No, that’s the spot market that is tanking.

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You have to be smarter than them because take a look at

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what the central banks are doing for themselves,

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where they bought more gold than they ever had the first half of this

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this year than they ever have historically.

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Why would they do that?

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And why is gold tanking if they’re buying so much?

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Ever stop to ask yourself that question?

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They’re not buying ETFs.

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They’re buying the physical metal, and they’re holding it

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because they want to stay in control

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when this thing implodes and they don’t know when it’s going to implode either.

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But I can tell you it’s extraordinary, the whole system,

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especially with what I see in the Treasury market,

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which is the foundation of the global market, financial markets,

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and that’s been losing liquidity since 2000

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started talking about in 2015.

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Right.

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We are very near the end, Dick Ruga.

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You can do it ever you want.

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That’s what everybody should do, whatever it is they’re comfortable with.

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And if you’re comfortable believing the lies, rock and roll go.

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But I’m not certain that that will serve you well.

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All right.

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So, Harvey and asks

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if the fundamental value of gold is about 1200

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sorry, 12,500 per ounce,

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then why do people say that gold is just a store of wealth? I.e.

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the story of an ounce of gold still buys the same fine men’s suit

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that it did years and years ago?

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You’re going to be able to again speak to that a little bit better

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because I believe the fundamental value, because what I know 100%

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is that all assets move at tangible assets

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move from undervaluation to fair valuation to overvaluation

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to fair valuation to under valuation in a constant

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loop and a constant loop.

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So if you don’t know what the fundamental value of any asset

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is, not just gold, but anything, then how in the world do you know

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if you should buy it?

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If you should hold it or you should liquidated?

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So understanding that is critical.

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But there is certainly a growth component in

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the fundamental value and an ounce of gold.

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And by the way, being able to buy collectible gold below fundamental value

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is kind of like a no brainer to me.

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But when gold moves toward its fundamental value, right now,

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you have all these other fiat money assets up here and even hard assets

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like real estate, income producing assets severely overvalued.

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You have gold and silver undervalued.

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That’s going to flip flop.

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So I do get because we all talk about it

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as a store of wealth in it, holding your purchasing power.

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And the spot market certainly has done that.

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You can still get a fine mint man suit for 18 1900 bucks.

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Having said that, though,

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there are some opportunities in here when you can hold your purchasing power

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intact through this trend cycle and convert some of that

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into those income product producing assets when they’re low.

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But I don’t think the government likes us to talk about gold as a potential

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growth vehicle.

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I think there’s there’s something about that.

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I don’t know. It’s been so long.

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Well, there’s definitely like an opportunity right in that first bump up

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right from the from the 2000 and ounce to the 12,500 in fundamental value.

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There’s definitely some growth opportunity. Yeah.

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Once we get beyond that, it’ll really show that

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the hyperinflation has kicked in and then it should do what it always does,

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which is hold its purchasing power with with inflation.

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Right.

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But I will say that the collectibles generally tend to outperform bullion

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over the long selling or the spot market, and therefore there

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might be even more growth opportunities in these, especially when demand heats up.

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Because as demand gets stronger from the the private market,

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meaning just people like, you know, you and I not not

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not like mutual funds and that kind of stuff

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from when when the people want gold and silver

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and they buy more of this, it heats up and it pushes the prices even higher.

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That’s why

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that’s why it truly outperforms bullion, because in those type of markets,

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the demand gets hot and it’s in a limited supply.

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Yeah, and I’m glad that you brought that up because maybe

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some of you had seen that Costco is selling gold bullion

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and that is goes out as fast as they get it in.

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Now they are limiting, etc..

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But what that tells me and somebody else was bringing this up yesterday

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in one of our meetings as well, that that tells me that the public

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is becoming more and more aware, more and more uncomfortable

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and looking for that true flight to safety.

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And I will be doing because I’ve had a request for this and

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and it’s been a long time

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since I’ve done the phases of a trend and how you recognize them.

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So I will be doing that shortly.

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I will be doing that shortly.

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And that should clarify some of what Harvey’s talking about.

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But generally helping you see the pattern

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of what all trend cycles look like,

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not not just gold, but all trend cycles,

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and that that should help.

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Okay, So

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let’s see, 80 dash over six and B asks

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what would happen if the USA declared the dollar

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would now be backed by backed and convertible with gold?

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What would happen if the U.S.

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declared the dollar would now be backed and convertible with gold to gold?

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Well, what would happen is

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we would definitely retain our position as the world’s reserve currency

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and everybody around the world would be flocking to dollars.

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Now, do I think that that’s likely to happen?

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No, I do not.

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Right, Because when that happens,

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that puts restrictions around the level of debt that can be grown.

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And with our debt levels just in the one area,

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we’re not even talking about the promises, Social Security, Medicare, all of that.

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But our public debt broaching and going above

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33 trillion and this is all non self liquidating debt.

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In other words, there isn’t anything in those numbers

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that would generate income to repay that 33 trillion plus debt.

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Right.

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So it’s just like kind of like a credit card.

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You went out and you just spent that money as anything.

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You spent it on going to generate money to help you pay that debt off.

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Probably not.

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Right.

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And that’s what our government is doing so

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that they backed and made it convertible.

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They would they would fix the debt where it’s not payable

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and the interest rate is compounding

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and they wouldn’t be able to borrow deficit spend all the time either.

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Exactly.

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So then the government wouldn’t have the money it needed to do all.

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We’d have to have austerity measures real quick.

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Right.

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But any country that would back their currency and make

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a convertible would become the currency to go to.

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They would get rid of all the crappy currencies

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that they could and go straight to the real hard money currency.

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All right.

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So Robert Bea says asks Japan never went bankrupt.

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So America has at least 30 years plus to use the dollar, right?

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Wrong.

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The reason why Japan didn’t seem to go bankrupt

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is because they were the second

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the second highest GDP country in the world.

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And the whole world agreed

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to allow them what they were going through.

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This time, everybody is going through the same thing.

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And we’re following Japan’s failed playbook.

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You know, as Japan really in better position

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now than they were in the nineties or the early 2000s with all their yield

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curve control and this and that and the other thing, the answer’s no.

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And their prices for food and other things that they need have indeed gone up,

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even though they make it look like not Japan’s in a world of hurt.

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So no, we don’t have 30 years because this time it’s

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the entire world that’s going through it.

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So who’s going to support everybody?

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So, yeah.

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All right.

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