00:02:41And you can try to mess with the paper price, but eventually would you rather have this or would you rather have a paper promise? And that's what we're here to discuss today. That's what this is. Physical gold and silver are real money. They are not promises of anything.
00:02:57And in a world where last week we talked about Paraguay's bank going under, what was it, four or six million people not having any access.
00:03:06And just this morning we were talking about, isn't it odd that Bill Gates is going around having interviews about computers going on?
00:03:16And lo and behold, as we're recording the show, Microsoft has been down for hours.
00:03:21The timing of it all just is exactly what is expected. When Jeremy highlighted a big concern, a big problem, the moral hazard of fractionalizing money. When you fractionalize collateral over and over again, and we recommend going to the usdebtclock.org and look at the ratios at the bottom right.
00:03:44There's a silver to paper ratio and a gold to paper ratio, and those have been hovering around for silver to paper, around 400 paper ounces sloshing around, which would be ETFs, futures, options on futures, certificates, because it's just too hard to buy the stuff.
00:04:05Why pay the little extra to get the physical?
00:04:08You could just buy the paper and have it in the act and just be hacked and held.
00:04:30You're now denominating this portion, which should be the wealth insurance of the portfolio. It must be decoupled from the currency systems. So you're converting out of paper into something tangible, physical, in your hands, no one else's liability but yours.
00:04:51This is yours, unencumbered, with serial numbers, and this is what we do here at Guildhall.
00:04:56Since 2002, we've been providing real solutions, real vehicles for Canadians and now Americans, even global citizens around the world, to be able to own physical precious metals to take home.
00:05:10If you have too much at home or you're not comfortable having it at home, you can have it in a non-registered private account, outside of the digital swift banking system.
00:05:20own ounces outside but you have access to it you can visit audit check those serial numbers
00:05:26don't take our word for it that it's there right when when eventually when the credibility of
00:05:31the systems which is rearing its ugly head with how many hacks and digital issues we're seeing
00:05:40and it's accelerating people are again more concerned about the return of their money
00:05:46than the return on the money and what are the real returns like today?
00:05:51You know what else is happening besides these hacks and outages that we're experiencing seemingly at a rapid rate this past week
00:06:00from when we just recorded last week is the growth in the gold market itself.
00:06:07Central banks continue to accumulate gold.
00:06:10I think they've accumulated about 6% more this year than they did last year.
00:06:16in the third quarter. And it's a tremendous amount. I've got the information here, actually.
00:06:21I'll fill it up in a moment. Yeah, it's right here.
00:12:47And that's a huge topic that we talked about a little bit with the Chevron Act and the Chevron Accord, just keeping that ability for countries for some reason to not do the obvious, use common sense, use the riches that you have and the resources that you have.
00:13:05But we had the Chevron Accord that held the U.S. back since 1984, which was recently struck down in 2024 by the Supreme Court.
00:13:12This gives the U.S. talking about George Gammon.
00:13:16And it's also not a secret anymore because Jim Rickards is discussing this, where gold is going to be going.
00:13:22And it's really going back to how the original dollar was supposed to be backed.
00:13:27We're talking about a discipline having a peg, not endless fractions of financials, 400 to 1 silver paper ounces to 1 ounce or 100 gold paper ounces to 1 ounce.
00:13:43You eliminate that. Prior to the creation of the petrodollar in 1971, you had the gold peg. And how that worked is in 1945, America had to maintain at least 25% of their debts in gold. So that was a ratio that was used.
00:16:30And they're saying, in the event of a banking collapse, just know you're not going to lose your deposits, even though we've had 43 banking failures.
00:16:41What do you need the Canadian Deposit Insurance Corporation to tell you that the digital money that you have in your bank that's losing, what, 8% a year to inflation, that you're not going to lose it if there's a bank issue?
00:16:58Yeah. The fact is, is that if you have your wealth in currencies, those currencies are nothing more than a unit of exchange. They don't hold their value. We know that. So you're forced to take risk, right? If you don't take risk, you're probably in something that is not keeping up with the real pace of inflation.
00:17:21And if you think that, you know, look, our our feeling and belief is that the government's being disingenuous about inflation rates.
00:17:29The irony is as well is that these central banks come out or central bankers come out and say, we have to raise interest rates because of inflation.
00:17:37It's like, buddy, what are you what are you talking about? Right. There's no growth. Right. Right.
00:17:43You can let inflation go. There's no growth. But you know what happens? They come out, they say, oh, the economy is too hot.
00:17:51Forget the money we've printed. We have to raise interest rates so everybody's cost of doing business goes up all over the place and there's barely any economic growth anyway.
00:20:00If you can, if you have the means, you should definitely be getting involved at this point in time.
00:20:05Yes, exactly. Because as you're watching Rebel News, you're obviously aware of these things. I would say the majority of the viewers are in tune with these truths, with these trends that have just been accelerating. At a time, we've been actually anticipating this.
00:20:22you know from the you know when the a few years ago when alex mooney just you know put and tabled
00:20:28the gold standard restoration act that was alarming for me i knew we were heading in the
00:20:33right direction but they're also going to be the other side that wants to keep you on the swift
00:20:37system to tokenize and to keep you in digital format unbacked they want to continue to use
00:20:43your deposits in this fractional reserve system but there is a reason for doing what jeremy is
00:20:50mentioning is to prepare just in case for these types of scenarios. If you want to buy some silver
00:20:56maple coins for the Mad Max scenarios, you need those as well. There comes a point where you want
00:21:01to graduate and head into preserving and locking in the value of your wealth with gold bars like
00:21:07that, with even 10 ounce gold bars, or even kilo bars of gold. This is real world collateral that's
00:21:13being re-monetized. In many of our seminars before, we would often talk about the four
00:21:19fundamental drivers of precious metals since 2002 those haven't gone anywhere right jeremy
00:21:24you still have the devaluation effect because of inflating currencies you have you still have
00:21:29geopolitical shifts um you still have well let's apply in demand let's update political when we
00:21:36started it would be geo geopolitical issues and the number one geopolitical issue we used to talk
00:21:42about you know 18 years ago was well you know they could shut the straits of Hormuz oh well right
00:21:48We kind of evolved that over time to be, look, when debts are rising, countries stop trusting each other. And look what happened. As a result, you get de-dollarization. Countries all around the world are saying, give me my gold. I'm buying more gold. I'm not going to just count on the U.S. dollar fiat system.
00:22:08Of course, that's because they weaponized it against countries. And so everybody is using it for the geopolitical risks that we pointed out years ago. So you have inflation through money creation and you have geopolitical unrest and then you also have supply and demand.
00:22:28Now, with silver, we're in our sixth year of deficit in mining, which is why it's a critical mineral now through the United States, why they're building two major refineries.
00:22:52If you don't think that you're going to need it to grow.
00:22:54So the AI bubble could burst. Maybe it's happening right now. Who knows? But the dot-com bubble burst, and it didn't stop the internet. We all use it every day. So AI is here to stay. Whether or not there's a temporary bursting of the bubble, you're still going to need the energy to produce. You're still going to need the facilities and all of those things, the AI data centers, et cetera.
00:23:22And so the demand for the metal is not going to go away. And I would say this, that silver has always been this particular element that is in most new inventions. You think about the technological world, okay? Anything digital, anything electronic, there's silver in it.
00:23:43So, the most patents pending on new things are with silver in it, and that is only going to continue. It's only going to continue. If AI can invent a whole bunch of new things, guess what? They're going to invent a whole bunch of new technologies that have silver in it.
00:24:28It's a unique element on the periodic table of elements. Those fundamentals haven't moved, the legacy fundamentals, but we have been introduced with the advancements of technology, with the shifts in geopolitics and alliances and unions and in the shifts of credibility.
00:24:47you have new driving fundamental forces that were moving just from safety and protection which is
00:24:54always always key having something just in case and hoping and praying you never have to use it
00:25:00but you also have new fundamentals supporting gold and silver moving forward which supports
00:25:07the forecasts that are in the thousands for for gold tens of thousands for gold into the hundreds
00:25:13again for silver. We're at a 50% pullback right on the launch pad where we were last year for silver
00:25:18in November. Regardless of all the noise that we're talking about, bottom line, 40 years of
00:25:25data shows gold and silver simply go up during the November and December where we took off last
00:25:32year. This time, the explosiveness, the pullback is the launch into an area where it will likely
00:25:41break through the resistance and head into an area of unexpected territory.
00:25:47Yeah, I think we all run into this, right? Where we think what is happening today is permanent,
00:25:53right? The price on the screen is permanent. Let's talk about that.
00:25:56We don't think where it could be in the future and why we're acquiring it today for those reasons.
00:26:02And that's why we're saying, look at the bigger picture of what's happening around the world
00:26:06with accumulation of the metals, with the demand for the metals, that it should be an easy decision
00:26:12to protect your wealth. And we're not the only ones. Billionaires like Ray Dalio tell you to do
00:26:18it, right? Gunlack tell you to do it. Even Scott Besson is considered a gold bug. There's lots of
00:26:26very wealthy people, much wealthier than us, who put their money where their mouth is. Sprott,
00:26:33you have David, what's his name? Bateman. David Bateman. Guys of a multimillionaire
00:26:40buying it. Jim Rogers from Hot Commodities. He loves silver, right? And he'll say, look,
00:26:47I've got enough. I'm not buying any more unless the price goes down. Well, listen,
00:26:50if you put probably multimillion dollars into precious metals years ago, you don't need to
00:26:56buy more, right? So it's kind of a silly question to ask a guy like that. But there's lots of people0.77
00:27:01who are excited about this market. And we just want to share that excitement with you. And then
00:27:06as well, most importantly is making sure that you do it the right way. There's two ways to go about
00:27:12it. There's ownership and there's non-ownership. One is a promise. One is actual hold in your hand,
00:27:20physical gold and silver. If you can't hold it, you don't own it. So with all the things going
00:27:25on in the world, it's nice to have a little bit of safety and know, hey, I've got something they
00:27:31can't take from me. Some people might talk about confiscation. Look, we're happy to have that
00:27:38conversation. Give us a call. We're not going to cover it in the next two minutes.
00:27:42Not at all. No, but what we can cover is that we have the new fundamental drivers. It's a
00:27:48remonetization of precious metals, a reevaluation approach. This is what you're going to wake up to
00:27:53in reevaluation. You wake up to a higher number in your portfolio. We're not fixated at price.
00:27:58We laugh at the price when the price drops, because right now the prices come from two places, London and New York, that probably don't have the metal. They do no mining. And we're so thrilled to know that the Silver Act, which is known for system integrity through license, vault expansion and resilience, an acronym for Silver Act, which is HR 8007, it's growing and gaining momentum in Congress.
00:28:24And what this does, it provides competition, more and more exchanges for price discovery, more infrastructure of physical to eventually render the paper pushers, these futures and options and futures pushers, fractional gold pushers, and price manipulators, what they really are, deemed redundant, and we will have a true price discovery.
00:28:50So this is around the corner. You have to support the mining companies because if you drop the market $3, they will not let go of the silver that is being used in military applications, in solar, in your AI.
00:29:03Yeah, they'll just say, sorry, we're not selling it.
00:29:06Your goal is to build out the data centers. You've gone all in trillions, and it's a potential bubble. You better get that silver. You better support the silver mining industry, which is why we're so excited about crawl, walk, run, do it the right way, buy the physical only. If this is wealth insurance, you need to get the physical, and we want you to give us a call so we can help you to do it the right way.
00:29:26Yeah. And look, we start off the show by saying eventually the rubber hits the road. And it's true. The price can only go down so far before wholesalers say, we didn't buy any at that price. We're not obligated to sell it at that price. And you know what happens? Premiums start to rise. It happened in 2008 when it pulled back. It happened in 2020 when it pulled back. And it can happen again. There is a limit to how far down it can go. And that means there's a prime area where you're going to get the best bargain for it and still pay lower premiums.