Rebel News Podcast - August 15, 2026


Silver's 40-Year coma is about to end — here's why

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central bank gold reserves silver developments silver price forecasts Silver About to Go Berserk silver mispricing and correction potential
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Jerry Coria
Mentioned
Michael Oliver Tether Ron Paul Scott Besson Vince Lancey JD Vance Elon Musk Fort Knox
EZRA LEVANT ｜ Carney minister Marc Miller denies UK censorship talks despite ATIP paper trail REBEL ROUNDUP ｜ First Nations' data centre, Ostrich farm still fighting, CBC's pro-Liberal agenda

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00:00:00 If you cannot hold it, you don't own it. Central banks have been buying gold like crazy. Value
00:00:08 your wealth in ounces versus depreciating currencies. Welcome to The Real Money Show.
00:00:17 My name is Jeremy Wiseman. I'm joined by Jerry Coria. And we're going to be talking about all
00:00:22 things physical gold and silver and the happenings in the market. There's been a lot of activity,
00:00:28 a lot of information. I think we should start with gold overtaking treasuries and also gold
00:00:34 has taken over something else in China. Jerry, take it away. I think this is a big one that we
00:00:39 have to really focus and really digest, Jeremy. This is huge. When we think of asset allocation
00:00:44 and especially smart money, we think of central banks and how they diversify
00:00:49 their reserves and asset reserves is the topic of conversation here. Gold has actually overtaken
00:00:56 treasuries to become the number one held reserve asset across the global central banks. This is
00:01:02 coming from the European Central Bank report. This is massive, Jeremy. This is revolutionary.
00:01:08 So this is adjusting that stock bond portfolio mix. Is part of that along the lines of the
00:01:16 weaponization of the dollar? Is that part of that trend of de-dollarization? Or is it more
00:01:23 that they're seeing a path with gold and its future as a reserve asset.
00:01:29 Yeah, one of the biggest highlights, I think, the big takeaway,
00:01:32 and this was from Vince Lancey's Gold Fix,
00:01:35 from that ECB report, they did cite the weaponization of the U.S. dollar,
00:01:41 the freezing of bank accounts, the sanctioning via the SWIFT system.
00:01:45 So you have to create an alternative
00:01:47 because you never know when you'll be the next public enemy number one
00:01:51 get sanctioned, right, Jeremy? Yeah, I don't want to derail the other part about China, 0.53
00:01:57 but just to stick on this idea of the central banks, why are they doing it? It's just interesting
00:02:02 that we believe that we're heading back to a gold standard. You don't buy all this gold in central
00:02:08 banks looking for revaluation. And there's other things we're going to talk about today that show
00:02:14 more clues as to where this is headed. And every week, there's another example of the world
00:02:24 getting primed for this going back to a gold standard. But it's just interesting that you had
00:02:33 a good thing going with that fiat currency, and then you just had to go ahead and weaponize it,
00:02:38 and you sowed the seeds of your own destruction or is it that they knew that that was the case
00:02:44 and they had to, right? You know what I mean? It's just there's an irony there somewhere.
00:02:48 100%. When the dollar, when the currency or the fiat currency loses credibility, you lose trust
00:02:53 and the walls start caving in and that's exactly what's been going on and thus the transition
00:02:58 away from fiat currency being held as a central bank reserve asset, the world is moving back
00:03:07 towards an asset-based economy, not backing the dollar with petro any longer. This is a huge
00:03:15 theme that we're also following. Back to the central bank reserves holding gold. It's replaced
00:03:20 US treasuries. They're now holding 20% of holdings in gold. And this is physical. We're not talking
00:03:27 about the ETFs or certificates. They own these reserves for primarily two reasons. For liquidity,
00:03:34 when you need out, when you need to decouple your wealth from the craziness of currencies,
00:03:39 you have that escape hatch. Gold provides that. And secondly, you're decoupling your wealth
00:03:45 from the conventional banking system, which we're transitioning from, and the guardrails and the
00:03:51 payment rails are all set up. All the signs and all the nuggets that we're going to be talking
00:03:56 about are all in play. So before we get to, again, some of the signals and clues that we're headed
00:04:03 back to a gold standard. And this is not going to be an event. It's an ongoing process, it seems.
00:04:10 But before we get to that, let's talk about what happened in China with gold overtaking again.
00:04:18 So yes, gold has not only just overtaken the US treasuries, but in China, the people
00:04:25 via the demand for gold created or they, I guess,
00:04:33 the participation in the largest Chinese ETF
00:04:37 overtook the largest index in China.
00:04:41 That's like the equivalent of the North American S&P index.
00:04:45 So the gold market has overtaken the paper market.
00:04:49 This is a seismic shift.
00:04:50 But it's ETF, so that's paper gold.
00:04:51 This is an ETF.
00:04:52 Let's be clear.
00:04:53 However, last week, it was China that decided to ban paper gold trading.
00:05:00 So they're changing the gold market.
00:05:02 We understand that gold, the number one market for gold in the world is China. 0.82
00:05:07 So we are following the two things at play with the BRIC nations and what's happening here in North America.
00:05:13 It's very interesting to see how they are moving, but we see a coalescing.
00:05:18 It looks like competition at some times, but at the same time, they're working together.
00:05:22 moving away from fiat currency. You make a good point that an ETF in China might be very different
00:05:29 than an ETF in America. We haven't looked through their prospectus, but it might just be that, yes,
00:05:35 it's got to be physical. Yes, it's got to be... I haven't looked into it myself, but yeah,
00:05:40 you're probably right because they did ban paper. And before we jump back stateside, as they would
00:05:46 say. The other thing about China, we've discussed before on the show, it bears repeating that
00:05:53 they've launched another platform for trading. It's not an exchange per se, but it's a method for
00:05:58 industry traders to get together and set pricing and make those trades. It feels like an exchange,
00:06:05 it's a little bit different, but that kind of gold infrastructure is not something you do
00:06:12 when you don't see a future in the metal.
00:06:15 It's not something you do
00:06:17 if you think the price is going way down.
00:06:18 You just don't make those investments.
00:06:20 And I think the fact that they're investing in the industry,
00:06:24 they're investing in the infrastructure,
00:06:27 it's telling you this has a lot of room to run.
00:06:31 And I think what we're battling right now
00:06:34 is a perception of gold made a great run recently.
00:06:37 This year, last year, it's up 30% year over year.
00:06:40 We'll get to silver later.
00:06:42 It's made a great run, but it feels, oh, it got to over 5,000, it's pulled back, so it's probably over.
00:06:52 Just that kind of knee-jerk, let's look at the chart.
00:06:55 But when you look under the surface, just look a little bit deeper past the fact headline that it's down this much from a high versus it's up this much year over year, it starts to look a lot different.
00:07:09 And I think the other takeaway from that, besides building up in industries and supporting it in the central banks, of course, is just looking at gold and asking, is it undervalued, fair value, or overvalued?
00:07:23 And this is where you get into that situation of price is what you pay, but value is what you get, and understanding the legs that this market has based on, well, what does gold buy you?
00:07:34 What should it buy you?
00:07:35 This is something we can go into detail another time.
00:07:38 No, we'll definitely get in there. We'll touch upon a few points as far as the protection and
00:07:42 the performance and what gold has done. But talk to us. Let's go stateside,
00:07:47 as I said. Let's talk about Rand Paul at Fort Knox.
00:07:52 Big news, big news. And us in the gold community, we've been doing this since 2002,
00:07:57 helping individuals own physical precious metals. And that's always been the case,
00:08:01 is the gold standard was removed. The US doesn't even have the gold. Let's audit Fort Knox. They
00:08:07 They keep telling us they have 8,000 tons and they hold it entirely outside of the banking system in Fort Knox and West Point.
00:08:14 But then we were surprised with a post on X by Rand Paul this week that he was on the lawn at Fort Knox surprising everybody saying, we're here, we're going to go down into the vault and we're going to have a look.
00:08:32 And a few hours later, just took a few hours.
00:08:35 Well, obviously, the gold industry went absolutely nuts. They just went crazy. The only thing that they seemed interested in was saying, well, there's no gold there in Fort Knox. The fact is, well, we haven't had an audit yet. We had discussion of an audit last year, which is where did that come from out of nowhere?
00:09:00 but you is it there is it not there i think to me it was completely beside the point the fact
00:09:07 is is you had a senator standing on the lawn of fort knox saying we're going to go look at the
00:09:12 gold more importantly i want to take a moment to tell you that our dollar has lost this much value
00:09:18 98 such since we went off the standard that's where is that coming from you know according to
00:09:26 This is a senator all of a sudden talking about the gold standard.
00:09:30 What gives, right?
00:09:31 Right.
00:09:32 But you had Scott Bessent saying, he had an interview.
00:09:37 He said, well, why can't we go back to Brooklyn Woods?
00:09:40 You have central banks buying it.
00:09:42 You had the president and Elon Musk saying we should go audit Fort Knox.
00:09:47 But the story doesn't end there.
00:09:50 Absolutely not.
00:09:51 So the focus, yes, was on the dollar losing its purchasing power about by 85%.
00:09:55 And as the U.S. is almost on the warpath of finding the fraud, these NGOs that are all being exposed, all of the taxpayers' money here in Canada and in the U.S., all of the spending that was done carte blanche, the Federal Reserve is now on the hot seat after Fort Knox was audited and checked and saying we have to go back to securing our dollar.
00:10:25 Rand Paul's on it again. Audit the Federal Reserve. He's highlighting, he's just going post
00:10:31 after post, highlighting that the Fed had to pay $186 or $87 billion in interest to banks who may
00:10:39 or may not have given it to people and families and businesses, to banks. So we're uncovering a
00:10:46 lot of where the spending went because ultimately it comes back to the money printing press,
00:10:51 the currency printing press. What is money? Money is supposed to be scarce, not printed out of thin
00:10:59 air. Fiat currency is on the hot seat, and it all leads back to gold and bringing gold back into
00:11:05 the system as neutral currency, as neutral money to back things up, to provide the stability,
00:11:13 not just for the US dollar, but we're seeing trends across the world, especially with Tether,
00:11:18 You know, the stablecoin, these guardrails have been set up to highlight the de-dollarization, the weaponization of the US dollar via the SWIFT system. So things have to change. And are they changing rapidly? Because last year, in 2025, Tether became the first privately owned company to surpass all countries in gold acquisitions.
00:11:41 This is massive news, and they're continuing their purchases to amass physical gold ounces as collateral to back up that stable coin.
00:11:50 And I think the speculation out there is that Tether is being used as a proxy for the United States to acquire additional gold, right?
00:12:04 Because you'd say, oh, how come all these countries are buying gold, but the United States hasn't, but Tether has, right?
00:12:10 So is there legitimacy to that speculation at all?
00:12:14 I would say so.
00:12:16 So they bought 27 tons of gold this first half, largest purchaser last year.
00:12:23 They're the largest holder physical outside the central banks.
00:12:27 They hold it privately in Switzerland.
00:12:29 And they're also closing down Alloy, their gold-backed lending products.
00:12:33 So they're getting rid of fractional reserve financialization of more and more paper based off the collateral.
00:12:41 They're an American company, though, right?
00:12:42 They are an American company.
00:12:43 Why do you think they chose to store in Switzerland as opposed to in the United States?
00:12:48 That's a good question.
00:12:49 Do you think that that's an infrastructure thing?
00:12:54 Where are you going to store it?
00:12:55 Are you going to store it with JP Morgan?
00:12:58 Presumably, there would be private vaults you could store.
00:13:01 Well, yes.
00:13:01 You know what?
00:13:01 Where did they get the gold from initially?
00:13:03 Could it have been European gold?
00:13:05 Could it have been the Vatican gold?
00:13:06 Who knows?
00:13:07 This is all speculation.
00:13:08 Okay.
00:13:08 But I mean, this is the over-financialization of the paper market.
00:13:13 So this is definitely bullish, high-quality liquid assets and bearish anything financialization
00:13:20 or paper.
00:13:21 So we're following the tether.
00:13:23 We're following the gold standard talk, and we're advocates of that for sure here at Guildhall.
00:13:28 And so if you want to be your own central bank, if you want to be like Tether and compete with
00:13:33 central banks and own your own physical gold, that's where Guildhall can help. We help clients
00:13:39 to own actual physical gold and silver. You can store it in a, you can self-store it, take delivery,
00:13:45 store it yourself, safety deposit box, backyard, just don't tell us. Or you could put it in a
00:13:51 vault facility. We utilize Brinks and Loomis. We've got other vaults around the world we can assist
00:13:56 with. And effectively, what we help clients to do is own it physically allocated, segregated. You
00:14:02 have access to your accounts at any time, access to take control of the product at any time, meaning
00:14:07 take delivery of it at any time. So it's completely unencumbered. No one else has a claim. There's no
00:14:13 counterparty risk. And we take that vehicle and we take it even further to go to registered accounts.
00:14:18 So you can hold your own physical gold and silver in your RSP, in your TFSA, your lira, your lift,
00:14:25 your RIF, your RESP, which has been fantastic, by the way. We could talk about that.
00:14:31 Even the First Home Savings Account. First Home Savings Account.
00:14:34 And what does it do? Gold and silver protect against inflation. They help you retain your
00:14:39 purchasing power over time. And because they're finite, they're actually outpacing inflation over
00:14:44 time. So it's also helping you grow your wealth. And again, we help clients to own the actual
00:14:49 physical product in your registered account. Go to visit it. If you want to deregister it,
00:14:54 You could take delivery, the serial numbers you receive upon that delivery or the serial
00:15:00 numbers that were in your account.
00:15:01 So there is no question about who owns this product.
00:15:05 It's you.
00:15:06 That's right.
00:15:07 Jerry, we talked a lot about gold.
00:15:09 Let's move on to silver because there's been some great developments in silver.
00:15:13 I don't even know where to begin.
00:15:16 Where do you want to start?
00:15:17 Should we start about the price controls?
00:15:21 So yeah.
00:15:22 Or price floors, I should say.
00:15:24 So there was a critical minerals roundtable this week that happened at the U.S. State Department.
00:15:31 And what's very interesting about this is obviously last year, silver was added to the critical minerals list.
00:15:38 And as the ambition to grow out AI and all of these initiatives, you need a lot of these critical minerals, including silver.
00:15:48 The discussion was revealed to have the U.S. start and to continue to discuss the exploration of rolling out price floors for these critical minerals. Many were suggested it will be open for discussion.
00:16:07 silver will likely be on the table soon. As we progress, we know that silver is highly used. We
00:16:15 have reports that have come out this week by, it was the Weiss ratings reports that came out,
00:16:24 heavily bullish on silver. Obviously, these guys are the number one in ratings,
00:16:30 actually surpassing standards and pourers, Moody's, best of the best.
00:16:36 Are they giving a forecast?
00:16:38 They are giving us more information about the growth of AI versus the Silver Institute most recent report that talks about solar and the solar industry reducing its dependence on silver, which worried a lot of silver advocates and silver bulls like us because solar was just such a huge industry for demand for silver.
00:17:02 But this report came out, we're going to be sharing it in a newsletter, so get in touch, that the AI industry and the AI push is actually going to lead the way, lead the charge, more and more demand, five times the amount that is needed.
00:17:17 Right now, it's going to increase, putting further pressure on the silver, the deficits already. It's already six years, structural deficits. But everything from the very beginning to a data center that produces the AI, silver's at the very beginning and the very end of this production.
00:17:38 It's in the data center itself.
00:17:41 It's in the hardware.
00:17:42 It's in the power lines that get to it.
00:17:45 It's in the power supply that's being used to create it and everything like that.
00:17:51 Let's talk about the price floors because this is something that J.D. Vance kind of
00:17:57 mentioned, and then this past week, they actually put some floors into a critical mineral.
00:18:04 Okay, so the silver community was pretty excited about this.
00:18:07 they kind of had some discussions about it. So what it was is that basically they wanted to
00:18:13 protect, I had to write it down here, they wanted to protect domestic solar economics from
00:18:19 artificially cheap foreign competition. So what they did is they said, okay, we're going to put
00:18:25 a price floor on imports of certain solar products and solar cells, and the components are on the
00:18:32 critical minerals list. So they're not obviously putting a floor on the silver price yet, although
00:18:39 silver is on the critical mineral list. But here's what it does, is the argument against higher
00:18:47 prices in silver are that if the price got too high, you would lower production out of the mines.
00:18:56 You would either, even though it's price inelastic, you would try to find a different
00:19:01 component to use instead of silver or just not produce the product at all. And what this does
00:19:07 is it says, no, the US would continue to support higher prices. And then on the actual mining side,
00:19:15 because I understand there was also a mining meeting, is how do you support? Because they
00:19:19 put in a ban on letting critical products, used products with critical minerals in it to leave
00:19:26 the country. They're like, no, we're keeping everything and we will, is it grift? How do
00:19:31 you secure it? Taking it out of the product. They'll take it out. So that was pretty interesting
00:19:41 too. They want to keep everything. They have to. So you have, we're going to put price floors in
00:19:46 to stop the undercutting competition. We're going to support the miners is the discussion they had
00:19:54 to make sure that they can go out and make proper economic decisions and say, yes, we know that the
00:19:59 floor is going to be here. We can go out and dig. And then you have, well, they've already put some
00:20:06 price floors on one critical mineral. How far down the line before silver becomes critical as well?
00:20:12 The question is, okay, six years of deficits in silver, Jerry, when does the rubber hit the road?
00:20:19 I know a bank, one of the banks came out and forecasted $75 silver for the end of the year.
00:20:24 Most people would say Citibank, woohoo.
00:20:27 Are we really excited about that?
00:20:29 Or do you want to talk to Michael Oliver?
00:20:30 Yeah, 90 days, Citibank, who usually lowballs there because they're a bullion bank.
00:20:36 They love to lowball their calls.
00:20:37 So they're calling $75 in 90 days and then $90 by the end of the year.
00:20:43 Big whoopie doo.
00:20:44 These banks have to be on the right side of the trade.
00:20:47 so they are upping their forecast. Forecasts have not changed. 50% pullbacks do happen during these
00:20:54 super cycles. Gold and silver are in super cycles, the third, in fact. And we're going to segue into
00:21:01 Michael Oliver eventually. But by the way, it's still a 15% increase from here. Exactly. I mean,
00:21:08 it's still a very good thing. That's pretty good for six months. It does outpace inflation. It does
00:21:13 add that growth diversifier. But to talk about Silver some more, obviously, we talk a lot about
00:21:20 Michael Oliver. Michael Oliver, he came out with a new video. He was on hiatus for a little...
00:21:26 Jesse Day. What's that? It was Jesse Day, right?
00:21:28 Jesse Day or... I'm not too sure. But he came out with a video this week called Silver About to Go
00:21:34 Berserk. Now, Michael Oliver, he is the founder of Momentum Structural Analysis. He's well known
00:21:42 for his market calls. Wall Street Journal called him out saying it's not about just a lot of the
00:21:48 headlines. It's a lot about momentum and price. So his trends have been on point. He caught our
00:21:58 attention last when he called for the year to close off at 75, and the silver market closed
00:22:04 at 75. Yeah. Just remember, we were trading- Around 30. Low 30s at the time. So it was a
00:22:10 crazy number it was that's a crazy call we thought he was crazy so now he's really crazy no back in
00:22:16 april he projected three to five hundred us dollars per ounce citing these three cycles so i my personal
00:22:23 call is 350 uh silver by the end of the year but he's out this week check out that video silver
00:22:31 about to go berserk and he argues in his latest latest video that he could see $1,000 silver in
00:22:40 one year so this is crazy we want to know what his arguments were about basically he's saying
00:22:45 from all of the other commodities since 1980 that first super where that first super cycle ended
00:22:53 the commodities like lead steel zinc aluminum copper and gold are roughly four times
00:23:01 the peak of 1980 four times as high so where they're trading right now so their though their
00:23:08 peak numbers in 1980 four times on all four times roughly four and a half five times on all of those
00:23:15 commodities. Where's silver? Silver is sitting at $0.15 above its high. $0.15 above its 1980 peak
00:23:26 near $0.50 or $0.55. Is that inflation adjusted? The peak was like $52. We're trading at $0.64.
00:23:31 So he says 10 to 15 sinks above its 1980 high near $0.50. So plus or minus a few bucks.
00:23:40 Yeah. Meanwhile, he cites the deficits. Does it make sense? He says silver is mispriced. Silver is making a major pricing mistake, is what he calls it, because silver has to catch up.
00:23:56 we know silver and gold have a correlation. We use and share the information on the silver to
00:24:01 gold ratio. So the argument is this. If silver simply matched that four times peak, he calls it
00:24:10 normalization, silver will be anywhere from $200 to $300. Fair market. However, but when markets
00:24:17 are mispriced for too long, like silver has, he cites potentially manipulation. We know prices
00:24:24 are setting up across the world centers, not just in London and New York. Prices are coming from
00:24:30 every corner of every now states into internationally. Since it's been mispriced
00:24:38 for so long, corrections often happen with shocking speed and overshoot that fair value.
00:24:46 So it will overshoot according to the momentum structural analysis, and it will overshoot,
00:24:52 and we call that escape velocity. When something is pulled back like a coil for far too long,
00:24:59 and when something consolidates for a very long time, the higher that overshoot.
00:25:04 So it may sound extreme to most people, especially for us in the gold and silver space who have been
00:25:10 in this industry for far too long. He sees $1,000 silver as potential within the next year.
00:25:20 Okay, so we've got a couple minutes left. So let's break it down, okay? I don't think we necessarily need to see escape velocity.
00:25:28 No, no, not at all.
00:25:29 But if we put together the idea of the demand through actual AI, we were talking about the difference between AI today versus like the dot-com bubble.
00:25:39 It didn't exist. You didn't need to build up massive data centers and infrastructure for it.
00:25:46 And it's not just the initial infrastructure. It's what can be created with AI, what medical
00:25:51 devices can be made, what new cars, what new flying cars, what's the things you haven't even
00:25:59 thought about, right? Science fiction things, right? So that's where who cares about solar
00:26:06 power. They can create free energy at some point. The AI stuff could be massive, and it starts with
00:26:13 building that infrastructure. And don't forget just bringing back manufacturing overall.
00:26:18 And business begets business. So if you have businesses begetting business and AI begetting
00:26:24 AI, you have a massive growth in front of you, and then you need more and more commodities to
00:26:31 fulfill. And all the riches that are being made, what are you buying when you're rich?
00:26:36 you're buying more gold. It's this good cycle, not a bad cycle like, let's raise interest rates
00:26:44 so that your mortgage rate goes up, and then that creates what we're calling inflation. This is
00:26:48 mispricing, by the way. Now, uh-oh, inflation's up. We better raise rates again. Come on,
00:26:54 that's a mistake. This is about ultimately providing and allowing the market to continue
00:27:02 to demand. But right now, it's a case of the market's been so low for so long, and the
00:27:07 infrastructure hasn't been there for growth, which we're starting to see. Different exchanges,
00:27:14 there are proposals for new exchanges across the world, create more liquidity, that I think that
00:27:19 this can be prolonged for several years, maybe five, 10 years out. Maybe 1,000 becomes a possibility
00:27:27 down the road, but definitely you're going to see higher and higher prices, but it's
00:27:32 just getting used to them. What was once expensive becomes expected. You thought gas prices were high
00:27:41 at 50 cents. Now you can't wait to buy it at 150 because it's cheaper than last week at 165.
00:27:47 It used to be expensive. Now it's accepted and expected. I think that's where we're headed with
00:27:53 the silver market, that you've got to overcome the deficits, you have incredible demand that's
00:27:59 only going to continue. Solar power, who cares? They're probably going to have other energy
00:28:04 sources that don't even need solar power. So it's great, lovely, but maybe not so useful for
00:28:12 the silver market overall. Does that ring true for you, what I just said? Absolutely. I think
00:28:18 it could be prolonged. I don't think it has to eventually happen in that manner if it's
00:28:24 overnight. I mean, anything can happen when you have the potential of the paper markets and the
00:28:29 derivatives markets and all of the false paper promises for every silver ounce. If there happens
00:28:35 to be some sort of a default event, whether you're blue sky or gray sky, you need these assets in
00:28:42 your portfolio. The World Gold Council just came out with their most clear report on how important
00:28:49 physical hard assets like gold and silver are for the portfolio. They historically outperform
00:28:56 broad commodities while experiencing less volatility and lower futures role costs,
00:29:02 provide stronger inflation protection, and more consistent diversification during equity market
00:29:08 declines. Canadians are so underinvested in these things. Either if we have an event like that,
00:29:15 where that can cause a ripple effect, or if we're blue sky, this growth that can bring down
00:29:21 the inflation, because with more supply, the cost of everything can go down. We're seeing
00:29:26 best of both worlds with precious metals. The fact is, the pullback in silver and gold is overdone.
00:29:34 It's been six months sideways. And over the past 40 years, gold and silver markets tend to go up during the fall season. So here we are. We're in August right now. We're heading into September. This is what the stock market analysts call the crash season.
00:29:49 and you want to be protected, whether it be that market shock event, you want to have something
00:29:54 liquid, you want to need something outside of these fiat currency banking systems, and denominate
00:30:00 your wealth away from fiat currencies that are losing 12% to 15% versus gold and silver. Equip
00:30:06 yourselves. Give us a call. We're here to help every step of the way, Jeremy. That does it for
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