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 Trump did something completely unexpected. So all the people who were buying gold and silver because they expected easy money, right? Uh rate cuts, lots of money printing, inflation, you're all wrong because look who Trump picked to be the Fed chairman. He picked Kevin Walsh. He want they want to devalue the dollar to to be able to sell manufacturing to the world. You can't sell it at a high dollar. So you devalue the dollar. You shed the reserve status. You default on it quietly. Right? And by

continually anytime money moves, it's backed by treasuries which are non-transferable. The interest tether buys gold. Gold goes higher, higher, higher. Van funds, not not James Rickerts who says 24,000, not Mike Maloney who says 10,000, not me who says anything. Van funds said if the dollar loses its reserve stat, which I believe we will, gold will go as high as 180,000. Now, let's play that out. This is Van, right? A mutual fund company. [music] This is Van, a global mutual fund firm. In this segment, veteran market voices

Peter Schiff and Andy Shman outline a monetary shift that most investors are still unprepared for. What appears to be a typical precious metals rally is actually something far bigger. A structural reset driven by the deliberate weakening of the US dollar. For years, the dominant narrative suggested that gold and silver rise simply because of rate cuts and money printing. But that explanation is incomplete. A strong dollar no longer supports a debt-heavy economy or a large-scale manufacturing revival. A

weaker dollar does, and that reality quietly places the dollar's reserve currency status at risk. As this shift accelerates, gold is no longer behaving like a speculative trade. It is returning to its historical role as a monetary benchmark. Central banks are not guessing. They are accumulating. Institutions are not chasing momentum. They are repositioning for a fundamentally different financial system. That is where gold price projections become serious. $5,000 gold is not an end point. It is a way point

in a broader transition toward a new monetary framework. Analytical models increasingly justify targets of 10,000, 20,000, and even higher. Not because gold is changing, but because currencies are in this environment. Gold and silver do not merely rise in price. They reveal what fiat money is losing. Now, let's dive into the interview. 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 WZCAB 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. >> All the people who sold silver they don't have ultimately have to buy it back because they can't deliver it. So,

they got to buy back those contracts. And you know, we'll see what happens to prices when they do. Um, and you know, ultimately I think the biggest losers are not the people who were long gold and got flushed out, but I think the people who are going to be trapped short gold and silver because I think a lot of these short sellers, yeah, they may be celebrating now. Uh but I think it's premature uh victory dance because the real buyers I think and we'll see you know the Chinese market hasn't even

opened yet. But that's where the main buying has been coming from and I've been observing that the entire time right you you've got a lot of buying in Asia. You get selling when you come into the uh you know the European or the US time time zone. So the the west has been selling and the east has been buying. But clearly buying gold and silver have been the right thing to do because look at where the prices are. Even after those big drops and even if the selling continues for a bit um the prices aren't

going to go anywhere near uh where this this market started. Now, for those of you who are in, you know, in Bitcoin, you know, I would still, you know, Bitcoin is down, too, but it still makes a lot of sense to get rid of your Bitcoin and buy gold. Uh, you know, Bitcoin didn't go up when gold was going up, but Bitcoin did go down when gold went down. So, it's not going up with gold, but going down with gold. You know, it didn't go up with risk assets. Oh, and by the way, if um Worsh really

was this inflation fighting hawk that he's being presented to be when it comes to the outlook for precious metals and the dollar and the dollar did have a a rise because the dollar was way on the lows and it had, you know, a a a nice rise yesterday on the same story that was driving gold and silver. So, the dollar index, you know, got bump back up to 97. It was down, you know, 96. Uh but if it really was the case, the stock market would be crashing, too. I mean, the stock market is priced for rate rate

cuts and easy money. So, if Walsh really was this complete, you know, wild card, completely unexpected, uh, who was going to pursue a tight monetary policy, the stock market would be crashing, too. But obviously, you know, Trump's not trying to crash the stock market, which is why he's not going to appoint a hawk. He only wanted to crash the gold and silver market because that was the market that was worrying him. that was the alarm uh that was sounding uh that was going to be problematic for the dollar, for the

bonds, you know, for the whole US economy. So, we had to diffuse that bomb uh before it went off. But if you've got Bitcoin, you know, even though you're selling your Bitcoin at 77,000 and change, and you might think, well, you know, that's 40% below the peak. Well, silver is about 30% below the peak. Buy So, get out of your Bitcoin and get into silver. You could do that right now at shiftgold.com. You could, you know, we use Bit Pay and you could sell your Bitcoin and get silver. You could take

advantage of the drop in silver and get out of your Bitcoin before it drops a lot more. Gold was moving first and Bitcoin would follow. It didn't. And then they said, "Oh, now that gold is down and silver is down, the money's going to rotate into Bitcoin." It didn't. It's one broken promise after another. Yes, Bitcoin did very well for the people who owned it 10 or 15 years ago. It hasn't done well for the people who bought it one year ago, two years ago, three years ago. And you know what?

That's when most of the people bought it. That's when all the retail money came in. And they're disappointed. They haven't seen any gains. Meanwhile, they've seen other assets go way up, including the gold and silver that many people sold to buy the Bitcoin ETFs. So, you have a final opportunity. This is a gift to get into gold and silver and out of uh your crypto and to get rid of more fiat. Just take advantage. It doesn't matter. Again, doesn't matter if the market goes lower because you're never

going to time it correctly. And and so if you do get a chance to buy it cheaper, then buy it cheaper. You could always buy more. Gold is now back down there, the lows again. Okay, gold's down $183.50. So, we're back around 4700 and silver now is down $359. So, it's a little better now compared to where I started. This discussion cuts straight to the core of what is unfolding beneath the surface of the gold. And this discussion reveals what's really happening beneath the surface of

the gold and silver markets. Short-term price drops may have shaken out weak hands, but the real risk is building on the other side of the trade. Massive paper selling could eventually force short sellers to buy back metal they cannot physically deliver. And when that happens, price moves will be violent, not gradual. Selling pressure has mostly come from Western markets, while steady buying continues from Asia. Even after pullbacks, gold and silver remain far above their cycle lows, keeping the

long-term trend firmly intact. Gold's path toward $5,000 looks less like speculation and more like preparation for the next major move higher. Silver, still below its highs, offers asymmetric upside as industrial and monetary demand collide. When trust in paper assets fades, capital returns to real money. Volatility doesn't weaken this story, it proves it. If you found this insight valuable, make sure to like, share, and subscribe to the