00:04:59.300It means going into debt. It means uncertainty. It means a lack of investment. And these are all
00:05:06.080bad things for the dollar. And there's one thing, if you look at any chart on gold,
00:05:10.660it's that it is hedged against the decline of currencies. Typically, we just look at the idea
00:05:15.100of money printing. And money printing is going to lower the value. This is adding so much more
00:05:20.480than a wrinkle to that, that you really should be considering holding physical gold for the long
00:05:25.720term in a retirement account and a registered account. And we don't do investments. We do
00:05:31.840hard assets. You own the asset. Thank you for going there. It's not an ETF. It's not a paper
00:05:36.480certificate. It's not a paper promise. You are undigitizing your wealth. Do you like the
00:05:43.080government deciding the value of your dollar? The loonie has lost over 95% of its purchasing
00:05:50.080power since 1950. Ottawa decides, without our vote, where our taxpayer's dollar, where your
00:05:56.660savings are going. And as long as you keep your money parked in cash or GIC within their digital
00:06:04.920banking system, you're losing. They will always have control over your wallet. And this is the
00:06:11.640key here. We want to bring back your freedoms, your rights as a saver. We're all saving for
00:06:18.160something we should be at least but unfortunately the this rate of inflation of 2.6 it doesn't fly
00:06:25.220it's not in reality of what's what's going on and you know we've had how many there's a saying that
00:06:31.400goes that goes you know like like freedom money goes where it is valued we over the last you
00:06:37.820mentioned the lockdown the pandemic lockdown era that is not being televised right now in
00:06:44.240downtown Toronto, we saw countless of our customers deciding, hey, you know what? I have
00:06:50.680to leave this country. It doesn't feel free anymore. And now we're seeing businesses fleeing
00:06:58.100as a result of these fiscal policies. Yeah, businesses are leaving. But also,
00:07:03.000we've been in the gold and silver market for 20 years, and we've seen tremendous success over the
00:07:08.720years. And it's also been great to see that clients who've needed assets, who've needed
00:07:13.780liquidity, they have it. There's nothing better than having, if you need money, you need some
00:07:19.520liquidity and you're up 200%, it's a lot easier than if you're down 40% or you're just breaking
00:07:25.880even. You showed me a few weeks ago this idea that the TSX has matched almost dollar for dollar
00:07:34.360the money printing that's happening in Canada. So you're not getting ahead in that regard.
00:07:38.900But the thing about gold and silver ultimately is they're finite. They're finite assets. That's
00:07:44.120what makes them great places to store wealth. And they've kept up with the purchasing power. In fact,
00:07:49.460they've gone beyond it, especially with both metals. And I think that ultimately, I think
00:07:55.600what's concerning a lot of people is that there was a good run at the end of last year, pretty
00:08:03.100unexpected. And they think, okay, that's it. We've seen some great gains. What else can you do?
00:08:09.920And it's right back to seeing is believing. I'm not going to jump in until the market gets higher.
00:08:15.720Look, we said right at the outset of the show, we don't buy into the forecast per se of,
00:08:23.620well, we're going to buy gold because JP Morgan says it's going to go to 6,000.
00:08:27.460But that is a 35% increase from here. So if you're going to wait until the price is $5,500 and then ask us for a discount, just remember, we told you right now today that J.B. Morgan even sees it going to $6,000 and beyond that in 2027. So where do you want to go from here, Gary?
00:08:46.700These are huge trends. I think we have to start connecting these dots. These are trends that
00:08:51.780we're following, forecasts being raised because we're in an environment right now that the debts
00:08:57.140are rising. The purchasing power is getting lost as a result. Now the bond market's flashing
00:09:01.980warnings. This week, just yesterday, there was a long-dated bond purchase program that's been
00:09:09.540launched. The focus now is back on the bonds as opposed to liquidity. Besant said he wants to
00:09:15.840quell the fever in the bond market. And he's the market. So the focus is back on that.
00:09:22.460This is a tool that we feel that it's probably a signal of what he's doing. But we've seen this
00:09:27.740type of regime before when rising rates, bond yields coincided with enormous moves in gold
00:09:34.980and silver. So if you think and you've thrown in the towel, you think the bull market is over,
00:15:34.800And he's going through all the Epstein stuff.
00:15:38.500But in the middle of it, like part eight, I remember the Panama Papers, but there was
00:15:45.320something like seven others that came out in and around over the decade.
00:15:49.320And they kind of really started to understand where all the dark money was being used and how very wealthy people were avoiding taxation through the British Virgin Islands and all of these things.
00:16:03.320And they started to break down on them, start to get them.
00:24:07.860I just want to talk about that a little bit because I believe some people who are watching, we constantly say, if you can't hold it, you don't own it.
00:24:17.760When we were talking about the registered plan, specifically the RRSPs, the bullion has to be stored.
00:24:23.220And you do have to overcome 10% per year inflation to get over that, plus the withholding tax of 30% and any income tax that is added on top of that.
00:27:23.300In these uncertain times, Canadians need to take control, you know, take control of your wealth.
00:27:29.560If your financial planner truly believes that this inflation rate is 2.6 or 3%, that's the fall of your purchasing power.
00:27:37.220Meanwhile, costs of everything are just going through the roof and packaging is getting bigger and the product is getting smaller with shrinkflation.