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But I think the best buy is silver and

you know it's like turning back the

clock. It is a gift. Uh so load up on on

u on silver and uh you know do that as

soon as you can. You will not regret it.

I think there's very little downside

again $30 but the upside is

enormous. And that's why I think the

bond market did not recover along with

the stock market. That's why yields on a

10-year Treasury are still close to four

and a half and on a 30-year close to

five. And the market looks like it's

going to break down. And even if the Fed

comes in with some rate cuts later in

the year, that's not going to bring down

long-term rates. If anything, that will

push them even higher because you're get

you have a movement out of US dollars.

uh and out of US treasuries. And I think

that by calling

attention to the problems uh with our

trade imbalances and threatening the

world uh with these high tariffs, I

think this is a bigger uh you know

wakeup

call to foreign holders of dollars to

our trading partners that have large

surpluses with the United States and who

have been investing those surpluses in

US treasuries and mortgage back

securities and other US dollar

denominated assets that they are at risk

because the United States doesn't like

this. We somehow view this as being uh

the world ripping us off, taking

advantage of us. Uh and Trump is

determined to do something about these

massive imbalances which in and of

themselves are not the problem. They are

the consequence of the problem.

And the only way to solve or get rid of

the consequences is to actually solve

the problem. But what Trump was looking

at doing was covering up the symptoms

and blaming our trading partners for a

problem that we created. But I think

this is the type of wakeup call that

Biden sent when he put the sanctions on

Russia. He let foreign central banks

know and for foreign governments know

that it's dangerous to hold a lot of US

dollar reserves uh because we could

sanction you if we don't like what

you're doing. Well, now we've told them

again that it's dangerous because we

don't like you accumulating dollars uh

because we're going to retaliate with

tariffs or who knows, we may even uh

selectively default uh on debt held by

uh foreigners uh because you've you know

you've accumulated this debt unfairly.

You've taken advantage of the United

States. You've ripped off the United

States. And so I think the

ddollarization trend that began under uh

Biden is going to accelerate under

Trump. And in fact, if we're not going

to have very high tariffs, if we're just

going to have low tariffs, that will

fill the government coffers with some

extra tariff revenue, not nearly enough

to offset the enormity of the tax cuts

in the big beautiful bill. Uh, and also

not enough to bring any manufacturing

back to the United States because

Americans will just pay the tariffs. Uh,

and uh, they may consume a bit less

because of the higher prices.

Um, but I I think that the only way that

we're going to have a significant

reduction in our trade deficit is

through a significant depreciation of

the dollar because that will act like a

tariff except without the uh benefit of

the government getting any tax revenue.

But if the dollar goes down

dramatically, not just, you know, a

small decline, but if we have a big

decline in the dollar, then all of our

imports are going to be much more

expensive, just as if there had been a

tariff. And if our imports become a lot

more expensive, well, Americans aren't

going to buy as many imports. Uh but

what that means is that the dollars that

we used to send abroad to pay for those

imports are going to stay in the United

States bidding up consumer good prices

because now if we're not going to send

our dollars to China or some other

place, they're staying here. And what

are Americans going to do? We're going

to spend them. Well, you know, so

whatever we spend them on, the price is

going to go up. You know, we've

benefited for the last several decades

of exporting our inflation, but Trump

has made it clear that that's no longer

acceptable because that's foreigners

taking advantage of us. So, if we're

going to have to keep our inflation, uh

then we're going to see much bigger

price increases than what we've been

accustomed to over the years where we

were exporting our inflation. But the

other uh benefit that we're going to

lose is those dollars are not going to

be recycled back into the US economy

through the financial markets. So the

dollars that Americans were using to buy

foreign goods were coming back but into

our bond market, into our stock market,

into our real estate market. So pushing

up asset prices. So that's one way that

the inflation that the Federal Reserve

was creating uh was being routed into

financial assets. And so it was the

price of stocks, bonds, and real estate

that went up. And that made Americans

feel richer as they continue to consume

lowcost goods uh produced by our trading

partners. Well, now Americans are going

to have to spend their dollars here

bidding up consumer prices. And now

foreigners are not going to be investing

the dollars they earn bidding up our

financial asset prices. In fact, I think

foreigners are going to be pulling money

out of US stocks and bonds uh and

investing in their own markets,

especially if the dollar continues to

weaken and we effectively have a weak

dollar policy. Uh we're telling the

world that if you hold US assets, you're

going to lose because you're going to

lose on the foreign exchange. One of the

reasons that US assets have been so

attractive over the past several years

was the strength of the dollar. And so

the foreign currency gains augmented the

gains on US stocks and and bonds. But

now with that reversing, the headwind of

a weak dollar is going to subtract from

the returns that foreigners might have

on US assets. And in fact, if US assets

start to fall, if the US stock market

goes into a bare market and stock prices

go down and at the same time the dollar

is going down, then that augments the

losses that international investors are

suffering when they're measuring their

returns in their own currency. So, I

think you're going to see a lot of

selling of US financial assets and

central banks are going to continue to

sell dollars and US treasuries and

they're going to put more and more money

into gold. And that's why this trend is

not only going to continue, it's going

to accelerate and eventually spill over

into silver as individual investors join

central banks in looking for

alternatives to the US dollar. And the

best alternative, the most viable

alternative is gold and silver. Central

banks have already come to that

conclusion and they're buying gold

because they have to buy a lot and and

silver doesn't really suit their purpose

the way gold does. But individual

investors, the customers of of shift

gold, a lot of our customers, they can

put money into silver. They don't they

don't have millions and millions of

dollars or billions of dollars that they

need to get rid of and convert to real

money. If you're just talking about tens

of thousands of dollars, well, you could

easily take advantage of the low price

in silver and convert your fiat currency

into real money in the form of silver.

Now, I wouldn't exclusively buy silver.

I would also buy some gold, but don't

forget about silver and don't think,

hey, silver hasn't gone up, so you know,

it's never going to go up. I it's

eventually going to make a huge move and

catch up to the price of gold. So, in

the meantime, I would take advantage,

you know, the the team is still there at

Shift Gold uh to take your orders uh

over the weekend. You can go online and

you can fill up a shopping cart uh with

gold and silver. I think you want to

take advantage of the pullback that we

had uh this week uh because I think it

is a gift. I think we're near the lows.

I don't expect gold to go back below

3,000 just like I didn't expect it to go

below 2,000. Uh but I think anything

below 3,200 is a great buy. But even if

you have to pay a little bit more than

that, you know, in the scheme of things,

it's still good. But I think the best

buy is silver. And you know, it's like

turning back the clock. It is a gift. I

mean, if somebody would have told me

um you know, a year ago that we would be

at $3,200 gold and that silver would

only be $32 an ounce, I wouldn't have

believed it, right? Uh but it happened.

And I think it's a gift horse and they

say not to look those in the mouth. Just

take advantage of the gift and be

thankful that you have it. Uh so load up

on on uh on silver and uh you know do

that as soon as you can. You will not

regret it. I think there's very little

downside. Again, $30, but the upside is

enormous. Not just 50, which is the

double top going back to 1980. I mean,

it's hard to find a commodity that you

could buy cheaper than it was in 1980,

but that was also the high in 2011. But

I think one day $50 is going to be the

floor. uh and we're going to head much

higher. So $100 uh to me is a very

realistic target for the price of

silver. And that's a triple where it is

right now for gold to triple. You're

almost at, you know, $10,000 goal. Not

that gold's not going to get to 10,000.

Uh but to me, uh it seems that silver

will hit 100 before gold hits 10,000.

And so that's why I think that you

definitely want to be buying silver.

Gold and silver have once again captured

the spotlight as America teeters on the

edge of unprecedented financial and

political instability with Donald

Trump's recent surge in polling numbers

despite multiple legal challenges and

the US economy walking a tight rope of

inflation, rate uncertainty and

record-breaking debt levels, it has

become abundantly clear that the fiat

system rooted in endless money printing

and blind trust is broken.

Gold and silver are not just alternative

investments anymore. They are lifeboats

in a storm of economic and institutional

collapse. Every fiat currency in history

has eventually failed. The US dollar,

once backed by gold, now floats on the

whims of policy makers and central

bankers. The Federal Reserve claims to

fight inflation, yet it created the very

problem with years of near zero interest

rates and trillions in stimulus. And now

with CPI inflation numbers still sticky

and consumer sentiment in freefall,

they've cornered themselves into a

lose-lose situation. Raise rates and

tank the economy or ease and ignite

another inflation

wave. Either way, fiat suffers, but

physical gold and silver, finite, real,

and time-tested

thrive. In the last few weeks, silver

has quietly outperformed many other

assets, pushing past key resistance

levels while being largely ignored by

the mainstream

media. Gold, too, is testing all-time

highs amid global central bank

accumulation. Why are nations like

China, Russia, and even Poland buying

tons of gold while telling their

citizens to hold

cash? Because they know what's coming.

They know the dollar is losing its

dominance and that the next financial

system won't be built on paper IUS. It

will be anchored to something

real. Trump's return to the headlines

isn't just about politics. It's about

economic sentiment. His recent

statements slamming the Federal Reserve

and calling for a return to sound money

are echoing louder than

ever. Trump understands that Americans

are losing faith in the institutions

that manage their money.

Confidence in the Fed is near all-time

lows. The Treasury is issuing debt at a

break neck

pace. Social Security is on track to go

bankrupt. Meanwhile, the stock market

continues to float on speculation.

Artificially supported by Fed job boning

and tech hype. But beneath the surface,

cracks are forming. Young investors are

waking up. They're beginning to see the

trap. Save in dollars and you're

guaranteed to lose purchasing power.

Trust in stocks and crypto, and you're

subject to manipulation and regulatory

whims. The only assets with a 5,000-year

track record of preserving wealth

through every war, recession, and regime

change are gold and silver. And right

now, silver is arguably the most

undervalued strategic asset on Earth.

Not only is it a monetary metal, but

it's also essential in solar panels,

electric vehicles, and industrial

applications.

The supply is shrinking while demand is

surging. This is not a speculative

narrative. It's a supply chain reality.

Meanwhile, America is sleepwalking into

another debt crisis. With over $34

trillion in national debt and interest

payments now rivaling military spending,

the writing is on the wall. The

government has no plan to pay it off.

The only tool they have left is

inflation. Silent theft through currency

debasement. If you're holding dollars,

you're the victim. Every printed dollar

makes your savings weaker. Every

stimulus check, every bailout, every new

government program funded by the

printing press, it's a transfer of your

wealth to the state. Look at the banks.

Regional banking stress has returned and

big names are warning of a new wave of

collapses. If even one major institution

falls, a domino effect could ensue. And

with FDIC reserves under pressure and

trust and banks declining, people are

beginning to ask serious questions. What

happens to my savings if the system

locks up? If you can't hold it, you

don't own it. And that's why physical

metals are making a comeback. Gold and

silver require no counterparty. They

cannot be hacked, frozen, or inflated

away. They don't rely on government

promises or Wall Street gymnastics.

In times of war, regime change, or

collapse like the world is inching

toward now, they are the final fall

back. Just this week, Trump warned that

America is closer than ever to losing

the dollar as the world reserve

currency. That's not alarmism, it's

fact. The BRICS nations are actively

developing a goldbacked trading

currency, and the world is watching. The

petrod dollar era is ending and with it

the dollar's dominance. Gold and silver

will outlive fiat. They have outlived

every empire that thought it could print

its way to prosperity and they will

outlive this one

too. While Wall Street distracts you

with AI stocks and debtfueled bubbles,

the smart money is quietly accumulating

hard assets.

If the monetary system resets, and

history shows it always does, those

holding metals will have purchasing

power while everyone else scramles for

crumbs.