The John-Henry Westen Show - ALERT： United Arab Emirates buying Russian gold!

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00:00:43.620 but something just happened. The United Arab Emirates made a record purchase of gold. I think

00:00:50.740 it was like 75 tons from Russia. And so we're just going to find out what that's all about,

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00:02:44.840 Drew Mason, it's so good to be with you again. Thank you for having me, John Henry. Praise be

00:02:52.020 Jesus. Let's begin as we always do with the sign of the cross. In the name of the Father,

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00:03:59.480 the link below this video and that you can see on the screen here. So, Drew, tell us about this.

00:04:06.180 What happened with United Arab Emirates and with this record purchase of gold? What's going on?

00:04:13.040 I think there are a couple of things investors want to really think about what this is saying. First of

00:04:18.000 all, we see the UAE, and you were right, 75 tons of gold making this massive purchase as a vote with

00:04:26.020 their wallets to decrease exposure to the dollar and currencies and to increase their exposure to

00:04:33.180 physical gold. So as these planners, very powerful, obviously in the Mideast, look at the world, how it's

00:04:40.540 unfolding. They are consciously deciding that even though they had a significant allocation to go already,

00:04:46.220 they want to increase it further based on risk reward and what they see. The other notable

00:04:52.220 point of this is they chose not to buy the gold from a country that was aligned with the United

00:04:59.000 States. They rejected the United States and deliberately went to a country that the White

00:05:04.180 House is sanctioning, and they're buying it from Russia, making a clear statement as to where

00:05:09.760 they're seeing their alliances move in the future, as we're seeing repeated again and again throughout the

00:05:19.240 world of nations voting to go with the BRIC nations and are rejecting the U.S. dollar and America's

00:05:29.360 alliance.

00:05:30.200 Tell us, what will that do? And there's been a lot of talk about that already. You've discussed

00:05:36.780 it here before, but what would happen if the reserve currency of the world moved away from

00:05:44.800 the U.S. dollar, or even started to, as it seems to be right now? What then happens to the dollar,

00:05:49.880 and how does that affect gold?

00:05:52.160 So we do have precedent for this in history, going back to the Portuguese escudo,

00:05:57.340 and the most recent case was Great Britain in the 1800s. And so we know it's a finite amount of

00:06:04.520 time throughout history when a currency unbacked as the dollar is ultimately loses its value and loses

00:06:11.700 its place on the central stage. And that will be a game-changing moment for Americans. What we see

00:06:18.940 again and again in history, whoever is benefiting the most from the paradigm is usually the last

00:06:23.640 to see the change coming. I think Americans are part and parcel for that today. We have

00:06:28.460 so benefited by the unique role the dollar has had that we are really oblivious to these changes and

00:06:36.540 what it means. And we will no longer be able to just print money to buy assets from overseas. We'll

00:06:41.200 have to earn that. And so what we see these central banks doing, diversifying away from

00:06:48.940 dollars to gold, is exactly the strategy we suggest families need to consider with urgency. Because

00:06:55.580 we now have the majority of the central bankers in the world polled, are stating as well that gold

00:07:02.780 will become a more important reserve asset moving forward, and dollars will become a less important

00:07:09.100 asset. So for all the investors watching, if you have, just think about the exposure you have to the

00:07:15.180 dollar. And our recommendation is you want to diversify, have some metal. Gold again thrives.

00:07:21.580 It has this beautiful uncorrelated nature to stocks, bonds, and real estate. And that bodes well.

00:07:28.860 There's been some other major news that I think investors would want to be aware of John Henry since

00:07:34.380 we last spoke. And what we saw was one of the world's largest mining companies, Newmont mining,

00:07:40.940 announced that they were shuttering their silver mine in Mexico over the disagreements with the

00:07:47.420 government where Newmont no longer feels the government is honoring their agreements as they had

00:07:52.940 originally put in writing. And so we have in 2023 this situation where we were already going to see a

00:08:02.300 record deficit in terms of silver production relative to demand as silver demand is exploding

00:08:09.340 industrially. And now we have the second largest mine in the world and the largest silver mining

00:08:15.260 jurisdiction taken out. So we continue to see the recurring theme where supply is pressured. Those

00:08:23.020 are stories that are echoed by other large miners while demand is strong. And we had another major data

00:08:30.780 point just last week. Just to be clear before we go on from there, when supply is short and shorthand,

00:08:38.140 that drives the price up of the precious metal, correct? Amen. Yes, absolutely.

00:08:43.260 Sorry to make it so super simple. For me, that needs to be. So, you know, silver investments,

00:08:49.980 which you also do through our partnership at St. Joseph's Partners, obviously people can buy silver

00:08:55.580 there as well, not only gold. And so silver has this great potential right now because of this. Is that

00:09:01.100 correct? Absolutely. We think they're both very undervalued, whether you look at the price of the metals

00:09:07.980 relative to debt, the price of the metals relative to the US's official backing. You look at the past

00:09:15.740 trough to peak moves that the metals have had. You look at current allocations, Western investors still

00:09:23.260 have less than 1% of their assets in the metals, despite how late we are in the cycle, despite valuations.

00:09:29.820 So, yes, we think while the number one reason to buy metal, gold and silver, is defense. I mean,

00:09:39.420 we suggest people you buy it for wealth preservation because the valuations of stocks and real estate,

00:09:46.060 they're at such extraordinarily high levels already. History tells us when you invest at such a high

00:09:54.300 valuation, the future returns are usually uninspiring at best, often really negative.

00:10:00.220 In contrast, interest in gold is low. And we think that's going to be changing among Western

00:10:06.540 investors as we see more and more of these data points coming out. But we think, ironically,

00:10:13.980 it's so ironic that what history shows in that gold has been such a defensive asset to protect your wealth.

00:10:22.140 Ironically, we think we're moving into a period where it also has very attractive upside.

00:10:27.980 Obviously, we can't guarantee anything, but we have all this data that suggests that's what's

00:10:33.100 happening. And we had a really extraordinary event happen again this week that may resonate with a lot

00:10:39.100 of the viewers. We had mentioned before that we have been seeing the most sophisticated Wall Street

00:10:45.180 firms, Blackstone, BlackRock, giving back. Now it's in the billions of dollars of commercial real estate

00:10:53.740 because they couldn't make it work. They have debts, and as they roll over their debt at these rates,

00:10:58.940 they're underwater. And they don't see a way to make it economically feasible. And we just got another

00:11:05.020 very public data point about that. Last week, the largest hotel in San Francisco, the Hilton Union Square,

00:11:12.940 over 1900 rooms, officially on the books, had $1.2 billion with over 50% equity on the books, meaning

00:11:23.420 officially the owners had over a half billion dollars of equity in that, of wealth. And they let it go.

00:11:32.380 They let it go for nothing. They walked away and handed the keys to the hotel back because beneath

00:11:39.180 the superficial writings from their attorneys and their accountants and their, you know, whoever,

00:11:45.260 their auditors, beneath all that superficial language was the reality that real estate has been

00:11:54.220 artificially elevated by government purchases of bonds. And as that is starting to unwind,

00:12:01.820 there's no reason to be there. You can't make these numbers work. So just see how that plays out. Because

00:12:07.100 we see over a trillion dollars in commercial real estate that is going to need to be refinanced

00:12:13.980 in the coming years. And it's going to be challenged. Because again, it's deals like the

00:12:19.660 Union Square. These are not, you know, one off little projects. These are some of the most intensely

00:12:27.020 scrutinized assets. You just can't make them work. And so people who have hidden in real estate,

00:12:33.980 because it's a real asset, it's tangible. And this isn't obviously all real estate, right? We're

00:12:38.940 talking in this case, particularly commercial. But there are similar concerns about the valuations

00:12:45.740 of residential real estate. But people who have hidden in that haven't really thought through

00:12:51.180 that because bonds were artificially rich with $10 trillion of stimulus from the government,

00:12:56.540 that stocks and real estate have been artificially propped up. And so they don't have histories

00:13:02.700 telling us with the data and the valuations, they don't have the protection to their wealth,

00:13:06.540 and their retirements. Like they may think, conversely, the fact that those assets are

00:13:11.980 trading at artificially rich levels means we believe gold and silver, which are inversely correlated,

00:13:19.740 are actually very attractively valued right here. So those are the data points that we have seen that

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00:14:14.540 of your silver and gold needs in this perilous time. May God bless you. What have you seen over time

00:14:23.660 about gold and where we are today? Gold and silver, all precious metals, and where we are today? What

00:14:30.300 indicators for you suggest that now is really high time for people to start paying attention to

00:14:37.340 precious metals? In my opinion, John Henry, I think we have a generational setup. And I use that word

00:14:45.340 by choice, meaning this is a once in a generation type setup, because all the factors that you consider,

00:14:52.780 I think, are lining up for the metals. So first of all, think back to what we discussed on our first

00:14:58.460 program. The most important economic indicator in valuing stocks, bonds, and real estate are interest

00:15:05.500 rates. Because when you discount those cash flows back, the higher interest rates or the higher inflation is,

00:15:11.580 the less value your stocks, bonds, and your real estate have because the cash flows in the future

00:15:16.940 won't be worth as much when you get them because of the higher inflation rate. So for most of our careers,

00:15:23.980 for most of our careers, interest rates and inflation have been on a one-way decline. It started in 1980,

00:15:32.220 and it didn't end until the COVID fiasco in March of 2021. So for literally a whole generation,

00:15:38.460 rates and inflation were coming down. That meant multiples should have expanded. Well, what actually

00:15:46.220 happened? In 1980, the S&P, the Standard & Poor's index in the stock market, was trading at eight times

00:15:53.580 earnings. By the time we hit 2021, that was, depending on when you're looking, 50 times. So that's exactly

00:16:01.500 what you would expect to happen. And although the market has receded, we're still at valuations,

00:16:07.740 but by many metrics are what were prior peak bubble valuations of the market. So they're still so rich.

00:16:16.620 So we see this turn in rates and inflation as not being transitory or a few months, but being really problematic.

00:16:25.740 Why? Because consider the money printing that's gone on and what you're seeing happening again and again with

00:16:33.740 countries like the UAE walking away from the dollar. As the purchasing power of the dollar decreases,

00:16:42.620 that is not going to be conducive to bringing inflation down. So we think we are in the early stages of

00:16:49.020 problematic inflation that is going to be very positive for gold and silver and will reward investors

00:16:57.900 for that. Then consider the choices, right? Because making it super simple, what is gold? Gold is money, period.

00:17:07.900 It's not this asset, this commodity that doesn't have any real practicality. Gold is money. And as

00:17:18.700 America's central bankers admitted, the head of the Fed, it is the world's premier currency bar none.

00:17:24.620 Nothing can compete against it, even the dollar. That's our former Fed Chairman Greenspan speaking.

00:17:30.620 That's what we're seeing happening with the UAE and those other quotes that we referenced before,

00:17:35.260 the central bankers moving towards that. So if gold is this money that is very constrained in supply,

00:17:45.740 and we have basically no allocations to it among Western investors, as the debts in these Western

00:17:53.340 currencies increase, people are going to reach for gold. So we have this tight supply, the underallocation,

00:18:02.060 we said rates are inflation is going to be sticky. And when you consider on a global basis that all the

00:18:11.180 major currencies in the world now are really tracking towards either bankruptcy or the inability to pay

00:18:17.580 their debts, whether you're talking about the US, Japan, Europe, Great Britain, China,

00:18:23.020 we can't pay these debts down without cheapening the currency. So we have this synchronized

00:18:31.500 move towards currency bankruptcies that is unprecedented in history, where we're going to have people from

00:18:39.500 all over the world looking for what currency will protect their value. So that is extraordinary.

00:18:47.420 And when you lastly consider how small gold is as a percentage of global wealth. So by virtually every

00:18:57.420 investment bank's best estimates, gold is less than 1% of global wealth. So let's say you want to put

00:19:06.860 3% of your portfolio into gold, we would say history is clear, that's too low. But let's just say conceptually,

00:19:12.940 Western investors wake up and they say, yeah, we want some gold as an uncorrelated wealth diversifier,

00:19:20.220 wealth protector. It's not that you just then see the price of gold go up by 3%. Because the math as

00:19:28.700 you play it through, these other assets they're getting out of are 99% of wealth versus gold 1%. It's a

00:19:34.700 much bigger shift into gold. And the move in the gold price to accommodate that

00:19:40.700 could be very, very interesting. So when you think about all the things, we think that this is an

00:19:47.820 extraordinary setup that bodes well for gold as an asset diversifier in the portfolio.

00:19:55.100 Okay. I'm going to probably butcher something, but you can clear it up for me. I had a friend who is

00:20:01.980 an investor talk about something that exemplifies the staying power of gold versus inflation and money

00:20:10.060 devaluation, talking about U.S. currency. He talked about, I think, the 1920s when to buy a gentleman's

00:20:16.700 suit was like $5. Today, that same gentleman's suit, fine suit is $1,200. But back in the 1920s,

00:20:27.900 it also cost one ounce of gold. Today, it still costs one ounce of gold. And it was just an example

00:20:38.780 of showing the staying power of gold versus the transitory power of the dollar. If you can clean

00:20:43.740 up that example, but tell me if that still resonates. Absolutely. That's exactly it.

00:20:48.620 That's exactly it, John Henry. And so someone who's buying a suit today may convert their gold

00:20:54.460 into the currency of the day, whether it's dollars in the U.S. or Canadian dollars in Canada or euros,

00:21:00.220 but you have the gold, you have this currency to convert into, and you can buy those goods. It has

00:21:05.820 protected your wealth. Whereas if you had kept those paper dollars instead of holding physical gold back

00:21:12.620 then, it had basically no purchasing power at all to speak of. And it's a great example. And what's

00:21:19.580 so interesting, John Henry, the more people dig into gold and the history behind it and how it has

00:21:25.260 simply worked, because finance is supposed to be about the data. No opinions, it just has worked.

00:21:30.540 You can literally go back to manuscripts from ancient Greece, and you can triangulate on what people

00:21:36.060 were paid in a day's wages and what they would pay for clothes. And you can see that the purchasing power

00:21:43.820 of gold literally goes back to other civilizations, and it has still remained intact. Whereas basically

00:21:51.340 any other financial asset you would have bought at that time would for all intents and purposes be

00:21:56.380 worthless today. Now, one of the interesting things about silver versus gold is that it's a lot more

00:22:04.540 affordable. An ounce of gold makes some people swallow and go, okay, how are we going to do that?

00:22:11.580 Yet silver is much more reasonable. Tell us about that. And you've mentioned already there's a great

00:22:17.740 potential for silver, particularly now with the closure of that mine in Mexico, the second largest one in

00:22:23.980 the world. Tell us about silver and its affordability. Yes. So if you think back,

00:22:33.260 the founders of the United States were so brilliant. When they set up the Constitution,

00:22:38.620 the United States, they did not put us on a gold standard because they appreciated,

00:22:43.260 while what's good for gold is good for silver, they had very different attributes. And they made a very

00:22:48.380 noble move to protect the working class. So that embedded in the Constitution is the direct statement,

00:22:55.500 the only legal currency in this country shall be gold and silver. So gold more for bigger ticket items

00:23:02.940 that is more easily transported, right? Silver, however, has to do with wages. So if you had someone

00:23:10.220 working in the fields or today working in the factory, if you paid them in silver, it was a currency for day-to-day

00:23:18.460 living, but it was a currency that would protect the worker. And because silver, again, protects value, it is

00:23:26.860 a money. And if you look at, again, the results, you know, look at the data, look at what happened when

00:23:33.340 workers were paid in silver and they could take their paycheck from the factory and they could convert it

00:23:40.140 into real silver. While that was in place, the American working class was the envy of the world

00:23:47.580 because they weren't financially sophisticated, right? But they would go to the factory, they come home,

00:23:52.300 they would be saving in silver and it would preserve value. And that was the case up until 1963,

00:23:58.700 when LBJ did a horrible thing and destroyed the silver backing of the Constitution. Up to that point,

00:24:05.340 anybody again could come in and exchange their paycheck for silver. And if you look at what's happened

00:24:10.220 to the middle class in 63, it has been decimated. It has been decimated because these, no one sent out

00:24:16.780 the working class this warning that the Constitution has now been broken, that you're no longer going to be

00:24:21.820 paid in a currency that is silver, that has protected wealth for centuries, and no one knew. And

00:24:27.900 none of the middle class knew that was a big thing that would happen. So we would suggest that

00:24:33.900 really investors want both. They want both. It depends on the investor's particular preferences.

00:24:38.700 We talk them through that and what is most important to them. But you do want both because

00:24:45.580 if you think back again to what history shows us, 100 years ago this year, John Henry, very interesting how

00:24:53.660 history rhymes. 100 years ago this year, Germany, Weimar, entered the year and the gold mark had lost,

00:25:03.500 I'm sorry, the mark, the German mark had lost value relative to what was called a gold mark. So basically,

00:25:10.460 you could take your paper mark, your paper currency in Germany, and exchange it for a gold mark,

00:25:16.300 a gold coin. A few years before 1923, that ratio was five to one, eight to one, 10 to one, very close.

00:25:26.060 By the time we entered 1923, it was already over a thousand, call it maybe 2000 to one. Sound familiar?

00:25:35.100 By the end of 1923, you needed trillions of paper marks to exchange for the value of one gold mark. As the debts became

00:25:46.220 unpayable, the value of the paper compressed and the relative value of gold and silver exploded. When that process

00:25:55.340 matured, what the European leaders said they needed most to restart their economy was small form silver.

00:26:05.660 Why? Because that was a currency that day to day transactions could be done. So think about John

00:26:11.500 Henry, if we're in Germany 100 years ago, and you're selling steaks, and I come into you and I say,

00:26:19.900 hey, John Henry, I want to buy some steak. And that's why you're in business. And you have an inventory

00:26:26.460 that is perishable, right? But if I pull out 20,000 paper marks, you're thinking to yourself,

00:26:35.820 do I really want to take these paper marks that are on their way to worthlessness? What can I take?

00:26:41.580 I got to sell these steaks. What can I take? What the European leaders understood was they needed to get

00:26:47.260 small form silver into the hands of the people. So then I could come in to John Henry and I could

00:26:52.860 say, hey, here's some silver coins. And you would gladly take this silver for your steaks because

00:26:57.820 you knew you're getting paid something that's going to preserve value and you're doing business,

00:27:01.100 which is what you wanted to do. And so history suggests that silver is an ideal currency for wages

00:27:11.020 and for day-to-day transactions. If you look at it today too, John Henry, silver is the only asset that

00:27:17.900 we can find on the planet that is still trading below its 1980 peak. And that's significant because

00:27:27.660 we talked about this inflationary cycle and the declining interest rate cycle that lasted from 1980 to

00:27:35.100 2021. Every other asset, when you look at the 1980 level, is trading well above that price. Silver is

00:27:42.940 the only one we can find and it's trading right now at about half its 1980 price. Meanwhile, demand for

00:27:49.020 silver is exploding in that it is needed for cell phones, for laptops, for hybrid car batteries,

00:27:57.580 for electric vehicles, for basically anything that the world thinks of as next-gen energy needs silver.

00:28:04.780 And it's still trading so deep. So we suggest that as investors deepen their allocations,

00:28:13.580 and again, to understand more and more about metals, they want some of each.

00:28:18.380 Beautiful. Drew, any final thoughts for us?

00:28:24.060 You know, John Henry, we hear clients coming back now and telling us

00:28:28.940 that they're actually when they travel overseas, these are American clients finding increasing

00:28:37.420 resistance to being able to use their dollars if they're trying to use cash. People don't want them.

00:28:43.420 So these are all kinds that speak to an urgency. I'm not saying panic, but when all these data points are

00:28:52.380 lining up, I would submit to you, you don't want the remorse of saying to yourself, you know,

00:28:57.660 I really saw all this coming, but I didn't do anything. I didn't take any action. We think,

00:29:02.940 we just encourage you, take action. It's actually a very easy process. We're happy to step you through

00:29:08.860 every part of that journey. Make it as easy as we can, whether it's for a retirement account or however

00:29:15.180 you want to frame it, but be ready because we never know when that inflection point is going to happen.

00:29:22.460 And if you have an allocation of the metals and, you know, the feds and the other central banks are

00:29:29.660 able to bubblegum things together for a while longer, that's okay. This is your hedge, but you

00:29:35.980 don't want to be in a situation where you didn't have a hedge and all you had was car-related assets

00:29:40.300 with tons of dollar exposure that the world's walking away from and have remorse like people

00:29:45.500 did in Britain the last time there was a sole reserve currency who didn't diversify because

00:29:50.780 then it can take literally a generation to get back to where you were when it's so easy to protect

00:29:58.220 wealth and gold today. Drew Mason, so good to be with you. Folks, click the link below or the link

00:30:04.700 you see on the screen here. This is where to go to fulfill your needs and protect your families.

00:30:11.660 God bless you, Drew, and thank you so much. Thank you, John Henry.

00:30:17.180 And God bless all of you, and we'll see you next time.

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The John-Henry Westen Show - June 20, 2023

ALERT： United Arab Emirates buying Russian gold!

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