Rebel News Podcast - October 10, 2026


Where did $11 billion in Canadian gold go? | Presented by Guildhall Wealth

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00:00:00.000 If you cannot hold it, you don't own it. Central banks have been buying gold like crazy.
00:00:08.000 Value your wealth in ounces versus depreciating currencies.
00:00:16.000 Welcome to The Real Money Show. So good to have you with us. My name is Jeremy Wiseman. I'm joined
00:00:20.080 by Jerry Correa. And for the next half hour, we're going to put on our gold lens to view the world
00:00:26.240 through the eyes of precious metals, gold, silver, collateral that we're going to need for the next
00:00:34.080 financial system, I believe. That's probably the biggest story we've been following for the last
00:00:40.280 year at least, but specifically the last couple of days. What was that post you sent me on X?
00:00:48.360 Captain Kirk.
00:00:52.360 Captain Kirk.
00:00:53.360 Captain Cam?
00:00:54.360 Patriot.
00:00:55.360 Yeah.
00:00:56.360 I'm going to put it up.
00:00:57.360 That was incredible.
00:00:58.360 Great summary.
00:00:59.360 What this gentleman was talking about was the bond market and that with the Genius Act,
00:01:10.360 stable coins are going to be regulated to buy short term treasuries.
00:01:16.360 Right.
00:01:17.360 And then on the other side, you have, we talked about last week, Judy Shelton talking about a gold convertible bond.
00:01:24.940 And so that would take care of the long end.
00:01:27.160 His name is Captain Kyle, by the way.
00:01:28.480 Captain Kyle.
00:01:29.120 I'm up here.
00:01:29.640 He was fantastic video, fantastic video.
00:01:33.180 I think we'll repost it on our X.
00:01:35.840 Very relevant.
00:01:36.420 But the idea of handling the bond market from both ends, of getting stable coins to take care of the short end, gold convertibility on the other end, and it just kind of showed why Besant was buying the long term to get the short term because he's going to be giving it to the stable coin.
00:01:57.780 And the biggest thing that that Captain Kyle was saying is that not Kurt was that that end of the that stable coins could grow to be worth four trillion.
00:02:12.560 And so the big takeaway was kind of as well, he did another post about Trump accounts and just talking about the growth in Trump accounts and like what that means for kids today when they're 18 that could have several hundred thousand dollars in those accounts is that it seems like they're really dead set on growing themselves out of the debt and kind of recontextualizing the debt.
00:02:40.500 And so it doesn't, what's $40 trillion against this much growth and this much collateral?
00:02:45.600 And I take that even one step further, and then we'll get into the gold side of things, because it is important.
00:02:50.640 It is gold.
00:02:51.080 But it's all about collateral.
00:02:52.280 For sure.
00:02:52.820 Is this idea that, you know, in the States, they had opened up that new factory for submarines in Baltimore.
00:03:02.180 And there's billions invested, part of it from the government, but they're giving the citizens a stake.
00:03:09.100 They're saying for 40% stake in the profits of it, which is massive.
00:03:16.380 And so I looked into, well, what did we do with submarines?
00:03:20.140 What happened to our submarine project?
00:03:22.060 We actually still haven't signed any ink.
00:03:24.640 Oh.
00:03:25.680 Nothing has been signed yet that we still may buy them from, buy, not manufacture, buy from South Korea,
00:03:34.420 or we still may buy from Germany,
00:03:37.080 but we're not going to manufacture anything.
00:03:39.340 So no jobs or kickbacks for us.
00:03:41.420 No jobs, no kickbacks.
00:03:43.120 It's just more debt, more spending,
00:03:45.500 more loaning out the money,
00:03:47.720 more borrowing of the money.
00:03:49.340 And that leads to this.
00:03:52.820 Our dollar has no integrity.
00:03:56.020 At all.
00:03:56.500 The Canadian dollar has no integrity,
00:03:58.380 which means you're earning Canadian dollars
00:04:00.540 and the amount that the government's borrowing
00:04:03.060 and spending all at the same time, they're overspending, right? They're overspending,
00:04:09.100 but then they're also loaning out money too. Could you imagine spending $65,000 more than
00:04:16.580 you earn, but then also somehow lending out another $65,000? No, I've lent it out. It's
00:04:22.720 coming back to me. Sure it is. And this is based on the collateral that we put in their bank
00:04:27.880 Without our vote, when they use our collateral for their means for nefarious lending and giving, on this episode where we are recording the Rebel News episode of The Real Money Show on this Thanksgiving weekend, we still want to be thankful for an opportunity that we have still in this country despite the OSAP funding and where did the slush fund really go?
00:04:51.300 60 percent went here this is on the backs of taxpayers but canadians as long as you keep
00:04:57.500 your money and was jeremy mentioned a currency that is has lost credibility lust lost all
00:05:04.220 trustworthiness purchasing power down the drain we have a mechanism by way we can by which we can
00:05:11.340 decouple and convert simply convert as you were to convert your canadian dollars into euros or
00:05:17.980 You can convert out of the fiat, their fiat, debt-based collateral system, you, the chattel, into assets and about the stable coin.
00:05:31.040 Wait, before we get there.
00:05:31.820 Yeah, yeah.
00:05:32.220 Before we get there.
00:05:33.000 Yes, you can convert.
00:05:34.880 Yeah, absolutely.
00:05:36.320 Happy Thanksgiving.
00:05:37.580 And we are.
00:05:38.260 We're thankful for the opportunity because you can convert out of this currency that has no integrity into something that has had integrity for thousands of years.
00:05:47.900 will continue to be worthwhile. Other central banks around the world continue to buy it.
00:05:53.420 There was a post on King World News just before we jumped on. It was saying,
00:05:57.420 why is the price going down if everyone's buying gold in the ETFs right now? There's a surge of
00:06:02.780 buying. But the problem is, Jerry, is that most people are going to say, yeah, but the price is
00:06:06.400 down. Why? So why am I converting out of currency and jumping into an asset while the price of that
00:06:16.400 asset is falling. Two questions. Yeah, two different answers. You have the prices differing
00:06:24.160 from North America or the West and the East. The big shift is underway with the LBMA under pressure
00:06:32.760 in two fronts. We had two articles this week from Vince Lancey from VBL, Gold Fix, former
00:06:39.600 commodities derivatives trader Vince Lancey. A must follow. He follows us, by the way, so you
00:06:45.680 want to see these two articles. London dominated the gold and silver prices. It could be rendered
00:06:51.780 insolvent. They have a lawsuit for a mine catastrophe that happened. They have a million
00:06:57.300 dollars in assets. The fine is $3 million. At a time where the silver squeeze nearly wiped them
00:07:02.580 out, they were running dry on silver. Now they have no money. They're pretty much insolvent.
00:07:07.940 The second article Vince Lancey talked about was that China is now setting the global gold price.
00:07:15.680 At a time where we're seeing who's dominating, China's importing en masse, just continually peddled to the metal, 750 tons in the first half, importing most of which comes from our number one export gold.
00:07:34.480 Canada says gold is no good for you, Canadians.
00:07:38.560 We don't own it.
00:07:39.960 We're the fourth in gold reserves, Canada.
00:07:43.720 yet that's our number one export and we export it to china and the canadian customs data well
00:07:51.980 thank god for good news like rebel news for honest news and for honest data so we the canada customs
00:07:58.520 data says we we only exported one kilogram of gold which is about that big we got to bring
00:08:04.660 Which is $100,000, give or take, in dollars.
00:08:11.380 China's custom data shows that we've exported 85 tons, Jeremy, in 2025.
00:08:17.340 That's $11 billion worth of gold.
00:08:19.360 And now talking about Asia and why-
00:08:20.680 So we didn't export a kilo.
00:08:23.560 No.
00:08:23.860 We exported-
00:08:25.400 Tons.
00:08:26.320 Billions.
00:08:26.960 Billions.
00:08:27.460 We still have to get to the price thing, by the way.
00:08:29.360 You're right.
00:08:29.880 I'm going to turn that into a rhetorical question if you don't answer it.
00:08:32.600 This is what happens when credibility is lost, just like the currency.
00:08:36.080 So in a place where in Asia, they're not exporting it here.
00:08:40.340 They are banning exports.
00:08:41.880 They tax exports.
00:08:43.280 They're hoarding their metal at a time where we're trying to get rid of it.
00:08:46.880 We're trying to seeming like...
00:08:48.860 No, no.
00:08:49.840 I'm going to spitball here for a second.
00:08:53.760 What we're doing is we are part of the financial system, the current regime, the current ideology that we've had for 50 years, and that we're trying to change that, or they're trying to change it in the States, but we're still part of that paradigm.
00:09:15.660 and those that are part of that paradigm get sick very quickly and need help very quickly
00:09:23.160 because when you don't have production and you don't have wealth and you don't have growth and
00:09:28.720 every canadian is starting to really get this over the last couple years you start to hear hey how
00:09:34.020 come but we have all these resources how come how come we're not rich shouldn't we have access to
00:09:39.420 all of this, and we're starting to wake up, right? But we're still under this globalist financial
00:09:45.940 regime, which says, no, no, no, no. The money goes to the rich people, the cantillion effect
00:09:51.960 of getting that money first, okay? You guys get nothing, okay? We're going to give you a little
00:09:57.380 bit here and there. Maybe we'll give you some money to buy your groceries, but the taxpayer
00:10:03.240 will pay for that. So inflation will go up because we're just using the backs of it, right?
00:10:08.780 A little bit of CERB here and there.
00:10:10.800 So what happens is you end up needing China.
00:10:15.420 Imports.
00:10:16.080 Because that's how it happened in Brazil, and it's happening in Canada. 0.68
00:10:21.180 Watch Brazil.
00:10:21.620 We need them. 1.00
00:10:22.360 So that's why we're just selling it to them for free.
00:10:25.240 However, in Laos, they're not allowed to export.
00:10:27.760 Actually, in China, they're not allowed to export gold.
00:10:29.920 In Laos, if they do export, they charge 15%.
00:10:34.200 So let's do the math together.
00:10:35.540 $11 billion in exports out of Canada to China.
00:10:41.960 If we put a tax on that, 11%, 15%, that's $1.6 billion in revenue from export taxes that could have come into our country for some potential kickbacks.
00:10:54.480 I don't think that could happen.
00:10:55.520 Then they're not going to send us their steal.
00:10:57.420 Come on, man.
00:10:58.300 Where is that going to come from?
00:10:59.020 Look, let's get back to the price.
00:11:02.500 the fact is, is that price is what you pay and value is what you get. What's happening right now
00:11:08.160 is pure mechanics of a market. It's oil's gone up, dollar's gone up, the threat of more interest
00:11:16.400 rates, which is going to destroy the financial system that they're trying so hard to keep.
00:11:20.800 The ironies just keep writing themselves there. But ultimately, it's not a reflection of the
00:11:28.660 value. We don't have, at this point in time, true market discovery, price discovery. So what you
00:11:38.300 have is an extremely undervalued metal in physical gold and physical silver, but hey, it's on sale.
00:11:46.000 We've got an opportunity to buy it really cheap. If you thought to yourself at $5,500 earlier this
00:11:53.080 year, darn, I wish I bought more, guess what? Here's your chance. This is a chance to make up 0.80
00:11:58.220 on that $1,500 before we go much, much higher. And there's so many analysts out there who are
00:12:04.240 calling for higher and higher prices. So when the market is just a mechanical function,
00:12:10.960 algorithms, people needing money, it's the biggest liquid market in the world. You have to sell
00:12:16.760 to get some cash. You don't care what the price is. Have you ever had a client who needed the
00:12:22.660 money? Did they worry about where the price was? Oh, not at all. This is almost life and death
00:12:26.700 for some people. The only time someone worries about the price is when they don't have to sell
00:12:29.860 it that day. They can wait a week or so. They call us and they say, where do you think the price is
00:12:34.640 going to be in like a month? Why? Oh, is that when you think you're going to, like, are you thinking
00:12:40.400 you're going to need to sell that? Got it. Like, I don't, we don't have that crystal ball. Yeah.
00:12:45.060 But what we do know is that over the last 20 years, it's up over 800%. That is true.
00:12:49.400 So it's not a one-to-one. And you take those discounts when they come to you. And if you can see the bigger picture, which is the world is moving to collateral. It's moving to production.
00:13:08.140 Mercantilism.
00:13:08.700 And you see the central banks are buying gold, and you see that fiat currencies are going to devalue. Look at the Canadian dollar as an example. And first to back their dollar with the commodity, you'll win. But it seems to me that they won't do it unless it's a crazy emergency. That seems like a nuclear option. What do you think?
00:13:29.360 I think it could be a nuclear, I think it would be the nuclear option that they will resort to.
00:13:36.220 And the interest rate hikes that are being threatened today was just another one where
00:13:41.760 we saw the U.S. yield spike up over 5.5%, 5.3% on what you mentioned, mechanics of an old system
00:13:49.300 based on algorithms. And when we look at the Bank of Canada Museum really quickly,
00:13:54.040 where we saw in the 80s- Is it a museum?
00:13:56.540 Yeah, the Bank of Canada has a museum, according to them.
00:13:59.360 The prices, we're talking about their yield and this, you know, gold being almost trapped by this algorithm because if the yields go up, the algorithm is programmed.
00:14:12.940 This mighty Wizard of Oz algorithm says sell gold.
00:14:17.260 Gold is non-yielding.
00:14:18.540 okay, let's talk about your yield of 5.5% or whatever yield you get at home investors
00:14:23.520 at a time where gold has replaced treasuries on the balance sheets for Goldman Sachs. Read
00:14:30.120 those reports. And even the central banks, they prefer to hold gold over yielding treasuries or
00:14:36.700 notes. So take note of that. But according to our data, in the entire decade in the 70s,
00:14:44.560 the average rate of inflation was 8.4%. So yield adjusted for real rates, if your
00:14:53.560 growth is 5%, but real rate of inflation is 8%, your purchasing power is down 3% at the end of
00:15:03.420 that term. But what happens in 2026? If you go back to the rate it was calculated in, 1970s,
00:15:10.600 We're around 13 to 15% real world inflation in Canada. So we really need to stop watching, you know, these nominal yields and ask what will this yield return to me when I get my money back? What is my purchasing power? And understanding that first and foremost, you're saving time and you're saving money.
00:15:33.480 not only that, you're positioning yourself for the shift away from this mechanical and algorithm
00:15:38.900 trading system. The financialization is screaming desperation now because they wheel out guys to go
00:15:47.180 on a microphone where the speech says, Fed Waller came out today from the FOMC and said,
00:15:53.480 more hikes are needed. Boom, the yields went up. Headwinds on precious metals. Meanwhile,
00:15:58.740 Well, okay, if your yields are up, do you feel any richer?
00:16:02.120 Do you have more money coming out of your bank account?
00:16:05.920 No, it's more and more expenses because of this issue.
00:16:09.680 You talked about something you said earlier.
00:16:15.020 I thought I remembered Michael Oliver, this idea that it came out of a box.
00:16:18.920 The prices were controlled for so long from that financialization.
00:16:24.060 And it's been 50 years.
00:16:25.100 And over time, that starts to just decay.
00:16:27.680 and they're having a harder time holding it all together.
00:16:30.820 Because you kind of have to think about
00:16:32.060 who's arguing against a new system?
00:16:34.660 Who's arguing against balance and production
00:16:37.820 and collateral?
00:16:39.920 I mean, you have the resistance to change.
00:16:41.420 Who wants a dollar that doesn't have integrity?
00:16:45.940 Who's yelling for that?
00:16:48.080 And that's when I think about the RSPs
00:16:50.680 and my approach to it.
00:16:53.180 I'm not an advisor,
00:16:54.240 but this is just the way I look at it.
00:16:55.820 Okay, I defer my income. What I need to do is I need that when I take that money back, I want it to buy me the same amount of goods. So I need my purchasing power to be the same or better.
00:17:15.240 And I also want to overcome the taxation because the reason I put it in there was not to, let's be honest, we didn't defer the tax.
00:17:25.200 We're trying to make money, avoid the tax, which you can't do.
00:17:29.000 I'm trying to overcome it.
00:17:31.260 So if I'm looking at 10% a year on average inflation and say a 35 to 40% taxation at the end, I'm looking at 140% over a decade.
00:17:43.580 right? And then over two decades, it's 240%, right? Now, you could say, well, the interest
00:17:51.140 rate's lower or higher. You could even say higher. But the fact is, is that gold has done that. I
00:17:57.060 mean, again, it's up over 800%. I'm not trying to cherry pick the number, but where's gold going
00:18:03.280 from here? Gold's not just going to go up $1,000. Banks will only give you a year out,
00:18:12.880 and they're calling $55,000, $6,000 a year.
00:18:15.600 Which they are.
00:18:16.480 So you're already ahead of the game.
00:18:18.660 So if you can beat 140% over a decade or 250% over two decades,
00:18:26.160 what you end up with is neutral.
00:18:28.520 Yeah, right.
00:18:29.200 And if you beat that, then don't worry about the taxes.
00:18:32.800 You can complain about the taxes.
00:18:34.300 Which we will do.
00:18:35.100 We will.
00:18:35.520 I will, but I've overcome it.
00:18:38.140 Yeah.
00:18:38.560 Right?
00:18:39.640 And then you have a way out if you have to get it.
00:18:41.800 most people don't have a measuring stick. And the beautiful thing about gold is there's a
00:18:46.860 measuring stick. How many ounces of gold to buy a house? How many ounces of gold to buy the Dow?
00:18:52.100 How many ounces of gold for this index or that? I like these ones. In the 70s, what you earned
00:19:03.900 could buy you this much gold. Today, here's how much gold you can buy. This kind of thing tells
00:19:08.360 you if you're rich or not. Have you ever seen the Oktoberfest one for the beer, the lager?
00:19:14.380 Oh, no. Yeah, you're going to follow that one for the month. Yeah, you're getting froth.
00:19:18.600 That's what we get these days. But I think it's very imperative that we start measuring wealth
00:19:22.800 in ounces. The Caracas Stock Exchange back in just 2000 and just before 2020 experienced one
00:19:30.780 of the most epic stock market rallies. However, it was not because of the stock going up. It was
00:19:36.600 the currency underlying. So the assets that we are measuring and we are investing in RSPs,
00:19:41.760 they must be decoupled from the depreciation of currencies, which is unavoidable. All central
00:19:47.540 banks are trying to drive the currencies down because this is the tool of the central bank
00:19:53.940 system. It's a fiat digital banking system that was created to use and pool money together for
00:20:01.600 for fractionalization. And eventually that runs dry. You're not just trying to keep up with
00:20:09.460 inflation. They're taxing you 40%. You're paying 13% in Ontario on everything afterwards. And then
00:20:18.460 you add inflation. So they've got you at 65%. I mean, what did the American Revolution start with?
00:20:25.500 What was the rise in tax on T? It was like a few percent, right?
00:20:29.820 enough. It's pretty wild. So you do have to overcome more than just inflation. You got to
00:20:37.580 really make up some time. And so you should really be looking for something that's very much
00:20:42.460 undervalued. And if you can see where things are going, you can say, okay, look, what is silver
00:20:50.320 used in? It's in computers, cars, cell phones, plasma screen TVs. I saw they put on X, I forget
00:20:59.440 which one it was. I think it was bullion trader, silver trader.
00:21:03.120 Silver trade.
00:21:04.960 How much silver goes into a data center? Did you see that one?
00:21:09.840 I think it was like tens of thousands of kilograms.
00:21:12.560 It was like a ton or something. I'll look it up. The amount of silver in everything digital,
00:21:20.000 electronic, technologies. Okay, and we're in a six-year deficit and the price is here.
00:21:26.960 Yeah, these are what we call fundamentals.
00:21:28.040 And we need it, and it's a critical mineral.
00:21:30.020 Yeah.
00:21:30.640 Right?
00:21:31.020 And they're building refineries, so the demand is only going to get worse.
00:21:35.480 And I think Vince Lancey put something out a couple weeks ago saying we have about five
00:21:40.520 or six years of supply left.
00:21:44.540 That's like an asymmetric trade, right?
00:21:47.020 This is what you look for.
00:21:48.160 You look for something that's really undervalued, you acquire it, and you wait.
00:21:52.800 That's what you got to do.
00:21:53.560 With gold, you know it's going to be revalued. You know it's going to be revalued. There is
00:22:00.600 so much showing that there is no reason why a central bank is willing to buy it into a price
00:22:06.440 increase. Not just price down, but into price increases because they know where the monetary
00:22:12.500 system's headed. They know there's a big change coming, so you buy it and you wait.
00:22:17.440 It's not trying to, as they say, not trying to time the market. It's time in the market.
00:22:22.260 You got to just get in and start small. We always recommend starting small. Buy a tube of maples, a 10-ounce bar, maybe a kilo bar, your first ounce of gold. Buy a five-gram bar for your kid.
00:22:37.540 Or a fractional gold maple. It's legal tender. It has a face value on it, which is key for ease of travel. We have these types of conversations. We are your hub. We've been your professionals in this precious metal space, pioneering the safest way to hold physical precious metals in an RSP to be held undigitized outside of this digital swift fiat banking system.
00:23:03.900 all it is is a firewall for you to grow safely to the point where as jeremy mentioned it's about
00:23:10.260 playing this rsp game grow this 130 to at least get past the 10 years of inflation plus your 30
00:23:18.480 withholding tax how do you do this safely canadians were not into it by throwing the wealth uh throwing
00:23:25.280 the dice of our wealth we need to make sure that we're doing things properly and we cover your
00:23:29.880 bases we are private we keep things confidential but it's all about transparency that builds trust
00:23:36.720 and we understand that trust is something that we have to earn which is why we provide the bar
00:23:41.900 numbers for you if you do hold it or if you take it home you can always bring it back back but
00:23:46.660 we're not ones to follow the mantra that you need to hold gold in a bank the number one reason why
00:23:51.900 central banks and countries around the world hold gold in private reserves depositories because they
00:23:58.820 need their wealth, sovereign wealth, fully liquid and decoupled from currencies, even conventional
00:24:04.960 banking systems. So really, this is how you do it. You do it wisely. You buy the physical. If you
00:24:10.580 can't hold it, you don't own it. And you own it despite the price. And there was Wall Street's
00:24:16.340 despite the pullback in pipe price from January, about a 26% drawdown. Not to be too concerned
00:24:23.240 about that because it's all algorithm concern. But we had five names from Wall Street that I
00:24:28.720 just want to bring to the table because I think it's important when you are trying to piece this
00:24:33.440 market together and find some solace about where you're standing. If you're ready to jump off the
00:24:39.220 fence, you want to give us a call at number 1-877-8-SILVER and the website guildhallwealth.com.
00:24:44.700 But we have J.P. Morgan Chase's strategist, Jim Paulson, who says sticky inflation, monetary policy shifts, consistent central bank demand, keeps their argument for higher gold prices in the near term, and citing other banks as well, Bank of America still holding firm.
00:25:05.840 Jim Paulson also says these three forces at one can also, which are high oil, treasury yields, firm dollar, will ultimately cause a 50% pullback in stocks, which this drawdown in stocks can be designed for what gold is there for, to be outside and provides investors with insulation.
00:25:26.940 That's kind of like the Ibbots and Associates.
00:25:29.320 Ibbots and Associates, that's right.
00:25:30.980 their research that basically showed if you're holding physical gold and silver, it's a perfect
00:25:36.660 hedge. It was written before quantitative easing. So it was written before a lot of the distortions
00:25:44.600 that occurred, but their findings were that 10% to 15% worked. Of course, JP Morgan's suggesting
00:25:52.260 you should have more. Right, exactly. It does argue more considering that study that which
00:25:57.000 we have we can offer for those financial planners who are still resistant despite gold being
00:26:01.740 replaced by bonds if they're still resistant okay well we also have man group a london-based
00:26:06.900 asset manager published just a couple days ago that these high inflation loss of purchasing
00:26:11.940 power this was on bloomberg that it matters a lot uh far less than the rate of change rapid
00:26:18.620 acceleration in prices you want to insulate just like jp morgan says even the lbma even though
00:26:24.420 they're becoming less and less relevant these days as pricing shifts from london overseas there's
00:26:29.760 nothing like the like the um imminence of irrelevance to get you to say something good
00:26:36.600 right yeah i'll get the microphone now as i can only speak yeah we believe in the market
00:26:42.040 we've been bearish for 20 years but like now we believe the delegates at the lbma says their
00:26:48.660 projected gold to reach five thousand thirteen dollars shifting monetary policies i'm sure they
00:26:53.640 know the shifts of monetary policy shifts of monetary it's shifting in gold that's how monetary
00:26:58.140 policies and resets happen you first shift the gold the treasury shifting into gold through
00:27:02.800 tether tether is being added onto the the bonds and it's convertible giving us skin the people 0.91
00:27:08.860 an option do you want bonds or do you want some gold i love the scenario judy shelton is imminent
00:27:13.440 and livemen addressed the gap on october 6 as well conclusion the drawdown does not undercut
00:27:21.340 this is the drawdown in gold it does not undercut the case for gold and silver steady accumulation
00:27:28.060 central bank buying stabilizing etf flows geopolitical and fiscal shifts and risks and
00:27:35.880 even supply of silver is a concern you cannot grow ai data centers without silver silver powers
00:27:43.340 the ai movement and as canadians where we are being taxed overburdened given false information
00:27:51.840 china says we've imported them 85 tons of gold but we only said hey canadians we've only shipped
00:27:58.640 one kilogram of your sovereign gold don't worry the truth that's a rounding error that's a rounding
00:28:05.320 or maybe a currency error maybe it's priced in japanese maybe they'll find it maybe we'll find
00:28:10.940 it but um this is all fundamental data that we feel that is very key and we hope that this
00:28:17.660 information that we present is is we're sure that we haven't heard before and we're just honored to
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00:28:28.460 thanksgiving season may you guys have a blessed and a happy thanksgiving and a gratitude the
00:28:34.660 attitude of gratitude i think it it does pay dividends going forward uh but not first and
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00:28:59.180 and your portfolio so that does it for another edition of the real money show and we can't wait
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