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When the Iran conflict hit, why didn't Bank of America or the top commodity experts cut their silver projections?

Because the fundamentals never changed. Low supply, high demand, and the biggest money on earth moving into real assets. I believe this short-term pullback is just noise from the conflict, not a real shift. Take a look at this clip.

Jamie Dimon, the most powerful banker in America, is scared of stablecoins. Why?

Once money lives outside the bank, demand for deposits thins out and the cracks in their system get harder to hide. The days of central banking as we know it may be numbered. Take a look at this clip. And We Know

Central banks are buying gold by the thousands of tons, and not for sentiment.

They see it as collateral, the same way the Founding Fathers did. Real money should have tangible backing, which is exactly why Basel III classifies gold as a tier one asset. Flyover Conservatives

Why ride a bubble down if you don't have to?

Investor Michael Burry called 2008 and now he's flagging this one. Nobody can time a market perfectly, but being thoughtful about where you are before a correction tends to beat scrambling after one. I broke this down with Flyover Conservatives.

If people aren't spending more, and companies aren't earning more, why are stocks at all-time highs?

Because central banks are printing money like there's no tomorrow and that money makes it's way into the market to keep it propped up. How long can a system like that really last?

I break it down with And We Know in this video.

Over time, the dollar has continued to lose its value while tangible assets have grown.

Billionaires and central banks around the world are starting to recognize the importance of having tangible assets as part of your portfolio. Trump's decision to put silver on the critical minerals list proves even governments see their strategic importance. With rising interest rates on the horizon and economic uncertainty ahead, you need to protect what you've worked to build, and tangible assets are the perfect way to do this.

As the dollar faces ongoing economic pressures, we are seeing a trend of central banks worldwide diversifying their reserves into gold.

Our current monetary policies raise important questions about the long-term sustainability of our financial system and what could be next. I recently discussed this shift with And We Know

Germany did it. The U.S. did it. Now France is doing it.

Nations are pulling their gold home and nobody's asking why. In France's case, I believe they are trying to shore up their finances to avoid getting kicked out of the EU, and that means massive tax hikes could be coming. When paradigm-shifting moments like this happen, gold and silver tend to do amazingly well.

I broke this all down with Flyover Conservatives

If your cash isn't earning more than the rate of inflation, you are losing purchasing power.

Gold and silver have historically grown in value by about 10% a year, generally beating the rate of inflation. This is why in the early 1900s you could get a new suit with a $20 bill or a 1 oz bar of gold. Today, that same bar of gold could get you 2-3 new suits, and the $20 bill? Maybe the socks.

I spoke on this with And We Know

Putin recently limited Russia's gold exports.

Why? Because he's anticipating massive volatility. When markets get volatile, hard assets get drained from the system. We're already watching this happen with LBMA and COMEX inventories. As trust in fiat currency drops globally, gold is on track to be completely repriced as a true monetary asset.