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[music] the the higher the price of silver goes, the more interesting silver becomes as a reserve asset for central banks. [laughter] I remember uh back in the beginning of this century when I started buying some silver, silver was like5 $6. it wasn't worth for central banks to keep uh uh bulky silver as a reserve. But at 120 where we are now approximately or even 200 or 500, it's a different story. Silver's falling gold um and gold broke out really in beginning of 2024 through that 2,2100 level and it's been taken off since then. There's been some corrections along the way, but silver had been still even below 30 up until recently and then finally went through there last year and then tested 50. And uh 50 of course has been like a a ceiling since 1980. uh historically as well uh since the 70s uh silver has always come to catch up with gold and outperform gold uh towards the um let's say the second half of uh a bull market. So I expect silver to continue to do well a and to outperform uh gold going forward. I mean historically the gold silver ratio in the last few hundred years or even thousands of years has been more in the teens than you know 100. We got above 100 the gold silver ratio. Now it's around 50. Uh it's a lot lower than we were in the last few years but it's still uh right in the middle of a range I would say of the historical norm. That's right. I mean, just think of of it your in your own situation. For example, if you bought gold 20 years ago at $400 and now it's at 5,000, you're going to value it at the market price and and you might want to sell some to pay off some debt or to invest in something. So, it's the same thing for governments. Um the US they've had uh the price of gold the US Treasury uh set at $4222 since 1973. It's called the statutory price and uh they issued um gold certificates for the Federal Reserve. They hold that and it's worth 11 billion. Um yeah, and there's been a lot of speculation since uh last year about them maybe revaluing it. It would mean uh a windfall for them without adding debt uh to the system. Yeah. And I think the reason they haven't done it before is because by doing that uh revaluing it they admit that um gold is really supreme a money not the the fiat dollar. So they'll try to hold off doing that as much as possible. But now with all the debt and the this affordability crisis, which I think is more just currency debasement, right? Uh President Trump is desperate to please the bottom 50% who haven't really benefited from all the all the uh inflation and the uh inflation of financial assets before the election. So, I think it's a very strong possibility that they will revalue it and have a windfall. Even if they revalued it to four, just above 4,000, they'd have an extra trillion dollars to play with. Uh if they revised it to five, a little more, and so on. And they could always do layered uh they could uh revalue it this year and then in two years and keep doing that. Um, so yeah, it's possible and uh I spoke about it recently and I've been we've been covering it on the channel for a while and uh even uh a guy called Colin I think uh Weiss or Barry I think it's Colin uh from the Fed he wrote something about that uh for the Federal Reserve Board back in August last year about revaluation. So it is something they're they're thinking about. Are you curious about investing in gold and silver, but feel held back by fear or confusion? This ebook is designed especially for new investors who want clarity, not complexity. It breaks down gold and silver trading strategies in a simple, practical way. No jargon, no hype. Why wait? Hurry up. Please visit this link to get your copy today and use code WZCA Q9V for a huge discount. More than 1,000 people took the first step with this ebook and today they're living proof that smart investing changes lives. Start investing fearlessly, wisely, and with a clear strategy. Mario and claims the US Treasury is secretly accumulating silver through Tether USA, which could explain the mysterious ComX buyer and the persistent $10 price gap with Shanghai. According to him, this strategy is about cornering silver ahead of a major gold revaluation. He suggests gold could surge from current levels to over $5,000, creating a multi-trillion dollar windfall capable of offsetting massive debt. At the same time, silver has been running a structural deficit for years while the paper comx market continues to weaken. Eno argues that if silver reaches $120, it could begin to function as a central bank reserve asset. With bricks pushing toward a gold back system, he believes the dollar's dominance will erode. Silver will outperform gold and it could ultimately reemerge as real money. >> Middle to beginning of of last year 2025, there was a lot of speculation of gold flows, gold flows flowing into United States. there was a mystery buyer on the commodity exchange that only seemed to be willing to buy at the ComX, no other exchange. Do you have any speculation as to what might have happened there? Um, and and on the gold flow side, what are we seeing currently? Are is there anything to glean or learn from gold flows currently? Yeah. I mean, one big thing that's happening is with uh uh Tether, the stable coin. Uh they've been buying a lot of gold uh and uh they've been buying also uh shares and gold royalty companies. And uh if you look at Tether, there's two companies. There's Tether, the I'm not sure where it's based. Could be the Bahamas, but it's an offshore company. But there's a Tether USA. And uh I spoke to Andy Sheekton Sheckchman on my channel of Miles Franklin last year and he thinks that Tether USA might be a front for the US Treasury. So that the US Treasury might be buying the physical gold. As for last year, a lot of the physical gold that was going to the US via Comx, it could have been the Treasury. uh if they revalue the gold um you know there's been speculation over the decades that uh a lot of that Fort Knox gold h has been leased out and it's not there anymore. So if you're going to revalue gold, you need to show the public and the market that the gold is there. You can't just uh you know say, "Oh, trust us. We got the gold." You need to do an audit. So when you lease out the gold, the gold flows out and if you want to get [clears throat] the gold back, you have to buy it back. Yeah, I guess um we are in the uh fiat uh regime, right? Prior to 1971, it's difficult to find any parallels. So if you look from 1971 till till now um the bull market in 1971 uh went from 35 to almost 200 by the end of 74 and then uh gold corrected back down to just above 100 I think in 75 767 and from there it went from uh let's say just over 100 to 88750 that was the high in 1980. So it went up eightfold in that uh that uh that lag. And then when you look uh back at 2001 uh we bottomed uh 99201 some people uh have a different they say it's 99 some people say 01 but it bottom around 250 and and if you do eight times uh you get like uh around 1900 right that was the high in 2011. Hit subscribe and stay one step ahead.