Rebel News Podcast - January 10, 2026


Why Silver’s Next Move Could Redefine Money, Markets, and National Security ｜ SPONSOR


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00:00:00.000 Welcome to The Real Money Show, the 2026 first edition of the show. My name is Jeremy Wiseman.
00:00:12.620 I am joined by Jerry Karaya. How are you doing, Jerry?
00:00:14.600 Very good, Jeremy. How are you? Happy New Year, everyone.
00:00:16.680 I'm doing great. Last year, let's just jump right into it, okay? Last year,
00:00:20.520 silver was up over 160%. Gold was up 66%. You may not want to sell just yet. You may
00:00:29.980 want to keep holding on to those metals. We'll tell you why. Basically, right now, Jerry,
00:00:36.280 we're seeing two things happening at once, a convergence of two major things in the market,
00:00:40.580 specifically related to the silver market, which is, one is you have a new manufacturing superpower
00:00:46.920 coming online in the United States, and they have signaled their intention. They are building
00:00:53.320 factories, and you're going to need stuff. So you no longer have just Asia, specifically China,
00:00:59.800 building everything and absorbing all that silver, but you now have another powerhouse doing that. So
00:01:05.780 you have tremendous demand for this product, this commodity that is already in deficit. We have a
00:01:13.540 five-year deficit in silver coming out of the ground versus the demand. Demand, obviously,
00:01:19.100 is going to continue. On the other end, we'll get more into detail on that. On the other side,
00:01:23.180 converging with that demand industrially is a de-financialization of the silver market and other
00:01:31.120 markets in general, meaning the paper market can no longer control the physical market. As
00:01:38.860 the whistleblower Andrew McGuire used to say, the tail can't wag the dog anymore because you have
00:01:46.020 sovereign wealth funds and nations going in and saying, I'll take delivery. And so the paper
00:01:51.860 trades who have had no product behind their paper have to scramble to somehow find it.
00:01:58.840 Buffett's price versus value.
00:02:00.860 Price versus value. So now this isn't just new in the silver market. This is happening
00:02:06.120 on a much grander scale as well. We'll get into the yen carry trade as an example of this sort of
00:02:12.140 unwinding of financialization that's affected these markets for decades. And in the silver market,
00:02:18.420 we have had five decades of basically price suppression. Same thing with the price of gold.
00:02:27.700 When you lift the gold standard, why are you doing that? Because in my opinion, it's because you want
00:02:33.180 to rob people through inflation. So the first thing you got to do is you got to take away their gold.
00:02:38.020 You got to tell them it's a relic. It doesn't pay a dividend. It's volatile. You're crazy. Are you
00:02:45.380 a gold bug? You know, the worst case, like you can't when all this fails, can't eat it. Yeah. When
00:02:50.260 all this fails, start insulting them. But once you've gotten, once nobody has it, then you get
00:02:56.580 inflation going, you call it 2% when it's probably more like six and you're robbing people without them
00:03:02.320 really knowing. So people don't know the value of the dollar. And after 50 years, they don't even know
00:03:06.900 the value of silver. So here we are today, we're getting price discovery in the silver market. And
00:03:12.020 we're going to go into details about all this, but you're getting price discovery in silver and people
00:03:16.100 aren't sure what that actually looks like. We are definitely witnessing. This is the most
00:03:21.500 exciting story. I think it is a new price discovery and the process involving this discovery. We're going
00:03:27.020 to see some volatility, ups and downs. You're going to see a lot of that happening, especially when you
00:03:31.860 do have that yen carry trade unwinding. But we're seeing a moving away, talking about the price
00:03:37.160 discovery, it's moving away from London's old mirage. And they were the factory of financialization
00:03:45.020 because they understood that gold and silver are money. You know, what is money? It's portable,
00:03:51.980 divisible, durable, scarce and recognizable. Once you have the gold, you make the rules.
00:03:57.320 And a store of value. All of that to encompass Aristotle's store of value money. And when London
00:04:03.680 had it, they can create financials off of it. And when we create financials, you have about 100 to 1,
00:04:10.960 100 paper contracts for every one ounce of gold that is in existence. And for silver, a whopping 400
00:04:17.320 for every one ounce of physical gold available. Eventually, door comes knocking, people want to
00:04:23.680 take delivery because people want to build stuff. They need that demand because these are converging
00:04:29.540 assets. These are gold stepping into the industrial side of things. You have silver stepping back into
00:04:34.480 the monetary re-monetization, not just in industries. And look how quickly we're just advancing into this
00:04:41.280 AI and chat TBT. The advance for physical, it's very refreshing. We've moved away so quickly from
00:04:48.580 this move away into not owning anything. Own the NFT. You don't want to own the real thing.
00:04:54.900 Just own something that looks like it. No. Eventually, people look for the value. People
00:05:00.980 need collateral. And that is the whole point of the yen carry trade unwind.
00:05:05.400 Well, we'll get into the yen carry trade in just a moment. But let's start with some forecasts for this
00:05:11.020 year. And then we can back it up with what's happening in the world to why we think those forecasts are
00:05:16.560 pretty accurate. The first was probably a big surprise from Bank of America, Michael Winmer.
00:05:26.180 He says that silver could peak between $135 to $309 per ounce. And what was really interesting about
00:05:34.620 that is a couple of things. One, he's looking at the ratios, which is looking at value, not necessarily
00:05:43.560 the price. He's saying, look, if silver reverts to the mean historically of $16 to $1, then at $16 to $1,
00:05:52.560 you would see $300 an ounce silver. If it reverted to a little higher of a ratio, then you'd be looking
00:06:00.540 at $135. But here's what's interesting. Not only that he used that, because that's not looking at
00:06:05.760 charts. That's saying, how much should silver buy me? How many ounces of silver should it take to buy
00:06:12.080 an ounce of gold? How many ounces of gold should it take to buy a house, right? That's not price
00:06:16.280 related. That's ounces. So gold and silver become the measuring tool. But what I found interesting
00:06:21.520 about this is he's only basing this off of gold going to $5,000. That's what I thought.
00:06:26.280 Right? So I mean, you don't want to go too far ahead of yourself because you say, well, what if gold
00:06:30.960 went to $8,000? What does that number look like there? Well, that's what we do. We try to stay as
00:06:35.080 conservative as possible. If it breaks that, great. Yeah. A lot of this is, of course, digesting
00:06:40.840 those prices. Because it's not about the price specifically. It's about what that metal should
00:06:46.860 buy you, right? And then there's other things that come into play. So is the demand and supply
00:06:54.980 resolved? Right now, we're sitting at $75,000 as we record the show today on Thursday the 8th.
00:07:01.880 So retail has been decimated. There's no product out there.
00:07:09.000 Shortages abound. Shortages abound. And the price is $75 an ounce. There's still a deficit from the
00:07:17.100 mining side. So supply demand hasn't been resolved. And the expectation, as we said at the top of the
00:07:23.640 show here, is that the US is going to be building a lot of factories and making a lot of stuff. So
00:07:29.220 the demand is only set to go higher from here. So that has not been resolved. No. Inflation hasn't
00:07:36.080 been resolved. And the supply and demand only set up the silver being included in the critical
00:07:43.820 minerals list with the Department of the Interior in the US. Having that designation as a critical
00:07:50.160 mineral means that it is not just a national security issue, but they have to hoard it and
00:07:56.960 stockpile it regardless of price. And this is a necessity in order to scale out your military
00:08:04.400 advancements if you're thinking of expanding military, which I think we're moving in the
00:08:07.620 opposite direction. But AI, technology, we're seeing some leaps and bounds, moves in technology
00:08:15.620 that I could, you know, thinking back, I would have never thought we would have had this chat,
00:08:20.120 GPT. People are just talking to this machine. They're having a relationship. It's crazy. But
00:08:25.880 this is the importance. And it's directly related to US security, industrial supply chains and
00:08:31.280 advanced manufacturing.
00:08:33.480 Well, and to extrapolate on that, you now have the Department of Defense in conjunction with JP
00:08:41.500 Morgan, who have sold all their paper, they are buying physical, they're no longer shorting the
00:08:47.680 market. They're so far not shorting the market, Jerry, that they are involved in helping create
00:08:53.200 a smelting facility in the United States to process silver that comes in. Less than 24 hours after the
00:09:00.860 US military escalation in Venezuela, they secured a strategic silver smelter deal designed to process
00:09:09.600 up to $1 trillion in Latin American metals, including Venezuelan supply. I've always thought,
00:09:17.040 okay, there will be an argument for the reason why they went in was for oil. I thought the US is
00:09:21.760 self-sufficient in oil with Louisiana and the whole basin in Houston. But the silver, knowing that a few
00:09:29.580 days before the invasion or going into Venezuela, China strategically halted exports of their silver.
00:09:36.980 And that was a straight US national security attack. And they needed to secure the silver. It was a
00:09:45.420 tit for tat. As soon as they got into Venezuela, they inked this deal, financed jointly backed by
00:09:51.340 captured JP Morgan, go get this deal done. And it's backed 40% backed by the Department of Defense,
00:09:59.040 the Department of War. So silver, I think, right now is on the is on the lead, I think the charge for in my
00:10:05.860 opinion, how important and how critical it is, not just to the US, but it's important for us, you want
00:10:12.240 to get something that is going to be relevant, not just for yourself, but your portfolio, it's all about
00:10:17.060 keeping yourself relevant. I mean, your job could be in a way eventually by AI, you may have to evolve
00:10:23.040 and learn how to work with AI. But when you have the stuff that is required to make AI, like silver,
00:10:29.140 tens of thousands of kilos, I don't know if you can imagine that, but that's filling a Amazon size
00:10:34.800 warehouse full of mainframe computers and all that tech stuff filled with silver, you need to have the
00:10:41.740 silver first to build out the AI. But you know, you're talking about AI, and then you're saying,
00:10:46.740 well, there's the extraction side of it as well. And you know, one of the things that we've talked a lot
00:10:51.580 about is mercantilism, and as opposed to financial, financialization of the world,
00:10:59.060 which is more about extraction. And I think that's where as well, some narratives get lost.
00:11:03.700 And there's a lot of people who will want to put narratives on top of what we're seeing here.
00:11:09.080 But mercantilism is basically about saying, if you're Venezuela, for instance, that you should get
00:11:15.140 to partake in the extractions of your commodities, and partake in the value chain of those
00:11:21.260 commodities reaching other nations. You know, if you ever, I don't know if you ever read the book,
00:11:26.440 Confessions of an Economic Hitman. But these are the things that they talked about in that book that
00:11:31.040 he was confessing to that they would basically go in, you know, lumber these nations with debt,
00:11:37.200 and then you would extract their resources, and they wouldn't get to have any of the money,
00:11:41.280 right? And if all else fails, you know, you bring out the jackals, and you get rid of their
00:11:45.460 leader, and you install someone else, right? This was like, what neocons would say, like,
00:11:51.420 we're bringing democracy to the world. Yes, yeah, exactly. This is not that. This is what we're
00:11:56.740 seeing around the world is the idea of mercantilism, which is we're going to, we're going to make the
00:12:01.860 money off of it. Like in Canada, we don't have a smelting. We don't refine silver or gold, we just we
00:12:07.420 take it out of the ground, and we ship it somewhere else. Well, shouldn't you control that? What about
00:12:11.580 lumber? Shouldn't you be able to create things out of your lumber, not just ship the raw material,
00:12:17.100 these sorts of things. And that's really what we believe is happening around the world is a return
00:12:21.780 to mercantilism, which brings value and wealth back to people. So, you know, look, there are people as
00:12:27.240 well, I just want to say one other thing on that. There are pundits out there talking about precious
00:12:32.280 metals, and they'll say, well, it's because there's a collapse of the financial system. We're not exactly
00:12:36.700 negative in that way. We're looking at a more at more positive changes in the world. And when you
00:12:42.900 do think about growth in industrial for silver technology, etc, the demand on it, the repricing
00:12:53.740 of it, right, revaluing it, these are very positive things to happen. And that's a really great reason
00:13:00.520 to be owning something versus negative reasons. Yeah, there's gonna be a lash out because there's
00:13:04.940 what's happening. It's a replacement of what didn't work. We are being this is a new system, which has
00:13:11.260 been kind of catapulted to the world with the BRICS formation, the Brazil, Russia, India, China, South
00:13:16.260 Africa, Union. Now you're, you're bringing in hundreds of other countries. And they've created this
00:13:22.740 corridor across Africa, all the way to East Asia, that is built on not just technology, we're talking
00:13:29.120 to blockchain, gold, fairness and mercantilism, countries that were once subservient to IMF loans
00:13:36.980 in Africa. You would never be able to pay off these debts. Now, with this initiative, the BRICS
00:13:44.500 corridor, you can now use the resources that you were blessed with, and put them into the vault, and
00:13:52.540 get a loan off of your own resources, get a loan off of gold that is collateral. Why not silver as
00:13:57.700 collateral? Like India is introduced. It's being reintroduced as the best collateral once again,
00:14:03.380 because that's the big problem. We're seeing this happen with the yen carry trade right now.
00:14:08.000 Collateral stress is increasing. And the US has to stabilize their treasury. Ultimately, we're seeing
00:14:16.740 a de-dollarization because you don't trust paper. And the very collateral that backed the treasury
00:14:21.840 was paper. And therefore, evolving away just fiat from fiat notes, backed solely by promises and fiat
00:14:31.660 back towards tier one capital. What tier one capital is, zero risk, the best collateral. It used to be
00:14:39.120 treasuries or gold. Well, the treasuries are bunk because the treasuries are being dumped around the
00:14:44.520 world. So it's gold. The best collateral always remains gold, which points towards a revaluation as
00:14:51.040 well. So once you back up the treasury, and this is the issue with the yen carry trade,
00:14:57.300 collateral, what's backing all of this? Yeah. So I wanted to get into the yen carry trade. So
00:15:02.180 we discussed this quickly before we jumped on air, talking about what the unwinding of the carry trade
00:15:10.540 is really signaling to the market. So I want to kind of connect the dots between unwinding of the paper
00:15:19.640 markets in the silver markets in the LBMA and the demand for the real metal, right? So now you have
00:15:25.960 less financialization in the silver market, which means you get to find out what things are really
00:15:31.120 worth. Right. And I think that that's sort of happening in the yen carry trade, right? So talk to
00:15:36.840 us about how unwinding that is helping to definancialize the world in that respect as well.
00:15:43.660 So the yen carry trade, so my background being in currencies, the biggest currency pair
00:15:48.580 would be the dollar yen. The yen for decades have had their interest rates subpar, so into negative
00:15:57.860 territory. And imagine that. You get paid to borrow their money. Imagine that. You could borrow the yen,
00:16:04.940 whether it be the US, Britain, Korea, you could borrow and go invest it elsewhere. Imagine all of the
00:16:11.440 bubbles that were created, real estate bubbles, stock bubbles. You could junk bonds. You could buy
00:16:18.040 whatever you wanted to. It financed literally. If you could think of a bubble, that's what the yen
00:16:22.440 carry trade allowed. Could you borrow the yen to just borrow it and end up using it to pay off people
00:16:29.140 who wanted to buy their silver? You know what? It just opens the door to that. You're starting to get
00:16:35.300 into areas of corruption, funding things that are nefarious. So we're really getting into the
00:16:41.440 grounds of corruption. So this really cleans that up. You know, a good client of mine came in this week,
00:16:48.840 Alex, and he's an accountant and financial planner, and he likened it to just restitution
00:16:54.280 after World War II. Japan was forced to do this. Listen, you're going to be this Godzilla bank.
00:16:59.520 But now, after a significant meeting with Donald Trump, Japan said, you know what? We're going to
00:17:05.920 raise rates. Whoever borrowed, well, we're going to shore up that yen. The yen has to fly back into
00:17:10.880 Japan. So what happened overnight? We're recording on Thursday. What happened overnight was the Japanese
00:17:18.840 30-year bond skyrocketed to all-time highs. We had global margin calls. So the stock market ravaged.
00:17:27.000 Gold and silver fell off as well. So you're going to see some volatility as this aligns. Because if you
00:17:32.460 think about it, we're talking about derivatives. This is a derivative play. This financed all of
00:17:38.180 the derivatives. And what Warren Buffett says, derivatives are the financial weapons of mass
00:17:46.200 destruction. So this has to be cleaned up. But you're going to go through some pains. This is a
00:17:50.780 replacement of the old and reinstituting a sound monetary policy. I think we're going to go through
00:17:57.760 some black swan type of event. But it will reveal the solution. Where is a good collateral?
00:18:06.020 We can't back up the debt with more debt. We can't back up the treasury with more paper.
00:18:10.340 What's the best collateral? Do we have a solution? Do we have a bill in Congress? Yes. It's called the
00:18:15.260 Gold Standard Restoration Act. It's sitting there. We get that back in. It's immediate. You revalue the
00:18:20.660 price. And if you don't take it from me about gold revaluations, I want you to go to the Federal
00:18:25.700 Reserve website. Go to federalreserve.gov. And you go to official reserve revaluations. And there you
00:18:32.100 will see countries that in the past, about five countries in the past, didn't have to sell their
00:18:36.860 gold resources. They revalued that price. The treasury has an account called the gold revaluation
00:18:41.980 account. Same with Netherlands. And you could simply do that. We're talking about measuring up
00:18:47.040 your assets to the $38.5 trillion in debt. And this kind of, you know, as you're saying this,
00:18:53.100 you kind of start to see how it's coming together. You go, you've repressed the price of gold and silver.
00:18:59.380 You've financialized everything so people don't really understand how big these bubbles are,
00:19:05.000 how big these weapons of mass destruction are. But when you're trying to unwind it, one of the ways
00:19:09.660 you unwind it is you help bring the collateral price way, way higher, right? And it helps level
00:19:16.220 out some of that volatility in actual fact, even though the price might go up and down. But
00:19:20.280 you know, you think about it like you could try to fight to pay down the debt, right? Or the equity
00:19:30.000 goes up, right? And if the collateral is rising significantly, you don't have to worry as much
00:19:35.840 about paying off the debt. Yeah, you're managing it. You're more than managing. You're ahead of the
00:19:39.040 game. You can let those debts sit there. And you can you have the best collateral in the world. You
00:19:43.660 have nothing to worry about. And just a quick reminder about the gold and silver. When you see
00:19:48.260 a sell off, it's not what you think. It's not the physical that's being sold off, ladies and gentlemen.
00:19:53.680 They're the ETFs. They're the futures contracts. It's all paper, paper, paper that are sitting.
00:19:59.880 Yes, it's still liquid for now. This is what they've been using for decades to, you know, bail
00:20:06.200 themselves out. Imagine that I can. Let's say I'm in I have debt and I have a lot of debt trouble
00:20:11.120 and financial issues and CRA is coming after me. Imagine I can pay off that with with Canadian
00:20:16.660 tire money. No offense to Canadian tire. I'm a big fan of Canadian tire. But imagine being able to sell
00:20:21.160 to cover a margin call with paper gold. Right. Right. This is what we're talking about here. Right. So
00:20:27.880 the the the the financial, no more spinning of plates, no more juggling. They kick the can down
00:20:33.540 the road. The road came to an end. It's time to fix all these things. And our buddy, buddy,
00:20:38.640 David Bateman on the yen carry trade real quick. OK, he goes, what would happen if the value of goods
00:20:43.240 and oil deflated at the same time the currency inflated? So Japanese yen is going up. Oil is going
00:20:49.440 down. We're seeing a little bit of both inflation and deflation at the same time. Everything might seem
00:20:53.700 normal for now, he says. If bricks decrease their usage of the dollar at the same time,
00:20:59.020 which is what's happening. OK. You could probably unwind the carry trade without a liquidity collapse.
00:21:04.700 The mirage could last for a while, but the tell would be a spike in precious metals,
00:21:10.060 followed by a spike in the prices in broader commodities complex. Very quickly,
00:21:14.460 who's David Bateman for the audience that doesn't know? Oh, he's a tech genius,
00:21:18.820 tech wizard. He founded Entrada, which is one of the world's largest property management softwares.
00:21:26.300 He's also heavily involved in natural foods and anti-pharma. So we were a big fan, especially
00:21:34.080 because he's into physical precious metals. He's moving away from all the paper and he's waking
00:21:38.560 people up and not only highlighting the benefits. He bought like half a billion dollars worth.
00:21:44.280 One of the largest crazy amount of silver. And he did that at the beginning of last year. Right. So
00:21:49.160 he's done tremendously well. And so, you know, he can back up his statements because he's put his
00:21:55.260 money where his mouth is. Speaking of putting your money where your mouth is, I want to get to
00:21:59.780 Michael Oliver, because we were talking about at the top of the show, we mentioned a forecast
00:22:04.580 from Bank of America that was just looking at gold, $5,000 an ounce. What would happen if the
00:22:12.040 silver to gold ratio were to revert to a mean, which, by the way, we have been seeing? So the
00:22:18.100 trend is your friend in that respect. But Michael Oliver also has some forecasts. Now, just to remind
00:22:24.880 everyone, you'll give his background, of course, but he called for silver to get to $70 last year
00:22:30.420 in July when I think silver was trading around $30 an ounce. So everyone, including myself,
00:22:37.380 thought he was absolutely nuts. Turns out he wasn't crazy at all. So again, like you might not want to
00:22:43.800 sell your metal. And if you're thinking about getting into the market when you're seeing numbers
00:22:48.440 like two to $300 or where Michael Oliver sees it going, you may still be early.
00:22:54.800 Yeah, exactly. You haven't missed the boat at all. That's probably the number one question. Why should
00:23:00.560 I be buying here? Why should I be buying at all time highs? The major thing, what Michael Oliver
00:23:05.100 talks about or David Bateman talks about, you want to value your wealth right now in ounces because
00:23:09.400 those currencies are being destroyed. The rate of inflation that Jeremy mentioned is 6%. I liken it
00:23:15.460 more to 13% year over year. And that compounds. We're literally in a fight. So you have to get
00:23:21.080 position in an asset that is not only safe, it's tier one, and that's going to grow for you more
00:23:26.460 than the rate of inflation and even grow more than the withholding taxes or any income tax and just
00:23:32.060 maintain your wealth, your standard of living. But we incorporated, you know, Michael Oliver's
00:23:37.500 analysis. He has some tremendous stuff. His stuff has been reported on Wall Street Journal and some
00:23:44.880 other major mainstream outlets. But his stuff is focused primarily on momentum structural analysis.
00:23:51.080 And, you know, when he said 72 by the year end, I mean, we were still in the 30s. We didn't even
00:23:56.180 break out at all time highs, which was at $49. And now he's forecasting for, at this point,
00:24:03.640 he has a reasonable target, he says, of $144 an ounce within the next, he says within the next 55
00:24:11.460 months. I thought it was, he was looking for sooner than that. Yeah, basically he goes, I'm not crazy.
00:24:16.860 Michael says $150 to $200 is not a problem. And if the magnitude slips, it can go anywhere from $300
00:24:25.300 to $400. And he even mentioned $500. His logic is very simple. It's the magnitude of the move that
00:24:31.720 matters. Remember, he's talking about momentum and participation. And we're not talking about mom
00:24:36.760 and pop buying silver. This is countries buying silver companies, Samsung buying silver, a very
00:24:42.640 small little market. That's not getting enough silver out of the ground by from the mines.
00:24:48.060 So it doesn't have to stay here long is what he says. It has to go there for a minute. And this he
00:24:53.140 can happen within the next six months. So three to potentially $500. It's six months. Again,
00:25:00.600 we're going to say he's crazy. But you know what? Last year, we said he was crazy when he called 72
00:25:05.440 by year end. We stuck at 72 by year end. You know, Jerry, sometimes when you aim for the stars,
00:25:11.160 you might just hit the moon. So look, there's a lot of things happening in the markets today. We have
00:25:16.540 the critical mineral designation from the US, they're creating their own smelting capacity,
00:25:22.240 five year deficit in silver. Some of these forecasts sound crazy. Not when you start to put these numbers
00:25:28.460 together as well as looking at, well, what's been resolved? Right? Has the supply demand been
00:25:33.460 resolved? Do you feel like you have money in the bank? Do you feel like you can go out and spend
00:25:37.740 money? Right? Do you feel like your money's going further? Are you getting a raise? These sorts of
00:25:42.720 things like these are telltales as well, that give you a sense that yeah, these have been resolved. Do you
00:25:48.640 feel free to invest in the stock market? I mean, a lot of people that we speak to, they don't feel
00:25:53.040 confident investing in the stock market, perhaps when some of these factories are made,
00:25:57.460 and you can see the numbers, and there's proof in the pudding, maybe they'll decide,
00:26:01.480 yeah, I feel safe to do that, right? We've always believed that people will at some point sell
00:26:06.500 two thirds, three quarters of their metals and still always want to hold some physical.
00:26:11.720 So with that said, speaking of physical, with Guildhall, we do help clients to hold actual physical
00:26:17.420 gold and silver, you can buy it direct with us. We also offer storage, where you hold the product
00:26:24.020 physically in your own sub account at Brinks, the bar numbers are listed, you have get access to the
00:26:30.480 vault to go and personally audit your holdings, you can take delivery anytime. So there's no obligation
00:26:36.260 and there's no question of ownership, there's no counterparty risk, you maintain ownership of that
00:26:42.000 product the whole time. Of course, it's fully secured, insured, and you can buy and sell on a phone
00:26:47.540 call. And then of course, the number one vehicle that we offer is having physical gold and silver
00:26:53.260 in a registered account. This just still blows my mind that we can offer this to people. But
00:27:00.400 effectively, you're holding your own physical gold and silver in a vault facility outside the banking
00:27:05.980 system, but still within your RSP, your TFSA, your Lira, LIF, and RIF. And at this time of year,
00:27:12.140 we have a lot of clients who are taking delivery of their physical product as a withdraw. They're
00:27:16.480 taking in-kind withdraws. So they get to keep their metals as well as part of their 5%, 6%
00:27:22.600 withdraw that they're taking every year. It was a tremendous year last year, just seeing the amount
00:27:28.240 of wealth that was created by holding these assets that were undervalued, and still, in our estimation,
00:27:34.040 continue to be undervalued. So if you want to learn about holding physical gold and silver as part of
00:27:40.660 your registered account or in your TFSA, we'd be happy to show you how. Jerry, you'll walk them
00:27:45.860 through it as well. As we close up the show, any final thoughts? Yeah, just be encouraged. If you
00:27:51.240 haven't bought yet, get in touch. We love to just sit and chat. We're always welcome to the office.
00:27:56.220 Coffee's always on. We love meeting new people. We love meeting people that watch Rebel News. We
00:28:01.200 really support the channel, the team here. It's been a great run so far. We look forward to the growth.
00:28:07.180 You haven't missed the boat. The precious metals market is now getting fired up. We are at the
00:28:12.420 tail end of the third bull cycle. The growth fundamentals are here. It's not really just
00:28:17.900 about protecting your wealth and safeguarding it. Yes. However, we're positioning for a life-changing
00:28:24.900 experience, not just with your lifestyle, but with your portfolio, where you can safely pass on
00:28:32.900 your generational wealth. Pass it on to your kids. This is what it's about, not just living for
00:28:39.560 oneself. It's about your family. I hope you had a great holiday. We thank you for tuning in and
00:28:45.760 supporting us. Reach out and give us a call, 1-877-8-SILVER, and request your investor kit. We
00:28:51.600 have these, which we can email to you digitally. Check out the website, guildhallwealth.com,
00:28:57.740 guildhallpreciousmetals.com, to buy some 10-ounce bars as they are.
00:29:00.900 While they're still available? While they're still available. Set up alerts if you do want
00:29:04.680 to set some targets. Talk to me about some downside targets. 75 was one which we re-dipped
00:29:09.780 today. We're back up to 76. But we look forward to helping you out, and all the best for 2026.
00:29:15.960 And stay with us with The Real Money Show going forward, because we'll give you updates on what's
00:29:20.500 happening in the gold and silver market, so you can stay up to date and know exactly if it's time to
00:29:25.860 continue to hold, or maybe sell some at this point, maybe lighten the load. But we're very excited
00:29:31.920 about 2026. We've got some great forecasts. I'm sure more are going to be coming forward.
00:29:37.360 So stay with us with The Real Money Show, Jerry. Thank you, and I want to thank everyone for joining
00:29:41.500 us this week. We can't wait to speak to you next week here on The Real Money Show.