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 The biggest economic event of our lifetimes is right around the corner and gold is probably going to go up by multiples from here. Shortly after recording the following video, President Trump tweeted out this giant breadcrumb for us to follow. So, put this remember this and put it in with all the rest of the evidence that I supply at the end of this video. The golden rule of negotiating and success. He who has the gold makes the rules. Enjoy the video. For decades now, people have been asking me for a price target on gold. What is

the price ultimately going to be? And I usually will, you know, I've given a few price predictions. Uh except I will usually say it doesn't matter what the price is. It matters what the value is. How much can you buy with your gold and silver? But today, I'm going to give you a price target and I am going to give you a rough idea of the dates that this should happen and based on a series of breadcrumbs, a trail of breadcrumbs. And you need to connect the dots and see where you think this is going because I

think that this is huge. Now, I'm going to present all of the evidence later in this video, but first I've got to read to you from my book, The Great Gold and Silver Rush of the 21st Century, in which I predicted this. And it's all based on evidence and history. So, just connect these dots as we go and see what you think. This section is fun. It's short. It's called the monetary merrygoround. Back in 2002 through 2007, while I was doing research for my first book, I accidentally

discovered that roughly every 30 to 50 years, the world has a new monetary system. I tried to do further research on it, but to the best of my knowledge, to that date, nobody had written on the topic. There have been four different global monetary systems over the past 150 years. The one we are currently on, the global dollar standard, is the most poorly designed and unstable of them all. And the world is way overdue for the next transition. I've been making videos and giving presentations on it since 2009.

And now everybody's writing and talking about it. I called it the death of the global dollar standard. They call it the great reset. It's the same thing. Basically, we went from a system based on something super stable and rock solid gold to partial gold to very little gold to no gold. There was the classical gold standard before World War I, the gold exchange standard between the World Wars, the Bretton Woods system from World War II to 1971 and the Global Dollar Standard from 1971 until today.

These transitions had a huge effect on countries, big banks, and international businesses. But the average person didn't even know they were happening and never felt them. This is because each transition was a small baby step slowly weaning the public from something tangible, real money, gold, to nothing but a belief system based on a shell game that is purposely so complex that it conceals our own enslavement from us. And we never saw it coming. The song remains the same. 1870 through 1922,

stability of the classical gold standard, followed by an economic boom, World War I, suspension of the gold standard in Europe, massive currency creation to fund the war, the chaos of deflation and hyperinflation, and an emergency economic conference to create a new world monetary system, the Genoa Economic Conference of 1922. 1922 to 1944, the stability of a partial gold standard followed by an economic boom, the chaos of deflation and hyperinflation, suspension of the gold standard, World War II, massive currency

creation to fund the war, and an emergency economic conference to create a new world monetary system, the Breton Woods conference of 1944. 1944 through 1971, the stability of a pseudo gold standard followed by an economic boom, massive currency creation to fund the Korean War, Vietnam and social programs, a bankr run by the international central banks on the US gold supply, suspension of central bank gold redemption rights, and an emergency economic conference to create a new world monetary system, the

Smithsonian Agreement of 1971, which by the way fell apart immed immediately and we just went on on these floating exchange rates. 1971 until today, the instability of a fiat currency system, immediate roaring double-digit inflation and stagflation, massive currency creation to fund an endless stream of wars and social programs, an endless series of bubbles, busts, crashes and bailouts, income inequality, wealth disparity, and social unrest. and an emergency economic conference to Oops. Sorry, that part

hasn't happened yet. Now, I'm going to take a detour and show you the breadcrumbs and then I'll finish this last paragraph. Just after President Trump was elected, massive gold inflows started coming into the United States. And then two months ago, he started talking about auditing Fort Knox, that we've got to go to Fort Knox and make sure the gold is really there. And so I want to show you the the I use the Swiss gold exports because this is the major uh portion of where the but there's

other sources of gold. It's just that they're very opaque. Uh the Swiss gold uh exports they do very accurate reporting and so it's very transparent. So this is January of 2024. And what you're interested here uh you know you can see China here is a big bar at 78.5 tons. And all the way over on the right is the United States with only 1.6 tons. And then we've got February at uh 1.6 tons. March at half a ton. April at half a ton. May at 0.7 tons. Uh June at 1.4 tons. July at 7.9 tons. Uh August at 0.6

tons. uh September at 6.2, uh October at 9.2, November at 5.9, and now you get to December. What happened to China? What happened to India? There the rest of the world is being shut off from uh being able to buy gold from the Swiss refineries. 64.5 tons going to the United States. uh January of 2025 193.4 tons and the rest of the world has been turned off. China 0.2 tons. Uh and then February and this is the last uh date of re March numbers aren't out yet but 146.8 tons and still the rest of the world is shut off. Now

this is not retail investors. Uh this is Wales that are buying the retail investors. This is US mint gold coin sales down over the past two years. US mint silver coin sales down. Uh the Perth Mint gold coin and bar sales down. Uh Perth Mint silver coin and bar sales down severely. And this um this this is very disappointing to me. The mission of golds.com is to save the middle class one investor at a time. And this is not the middle class that's in this. These are some super whales that are buying

and then people in the no in government that are frontr running and the US government giving the Federal Reserve time to restock Fort Knox, the Denver Mint and the West Point Mint uh with all of the bars of gold. And we will know if this has happened if we get an a true audit that has bar purities on it. If you get the bar weights and the bar purities, uh, Fort Knox was mostly full of coin melt bars from the gold nationalization of 1933. They melted down all of those coins and so they're only 92%. They're not 999 fine. So, uh,

these are the net gold imports and exports. So uh the US is always a gold exporter. Remember that. Uh uh but there are uh only two years since 1992. Well there is that one year in the early 2000s where at 21 metric tons coming into the United States but that's almost nothing. And then uh 19 2016 with 7 tons, but 697 tons coming in in 2020 when everybody thought the world was going to end due to CO. And then this year with 577 tons for January and February. This doesn't include March yet. And so when the March numbers hit,

this is going to be the biggest uh gold inflows probably since World War II. Now, I want you to follow this trail of breadcrumbs and connect the dots and see what you think that this adds up to. This is Scott Bent, the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States of America. I think we're also at a at a unique moment geopolitically, and I I could see in the next few years that we are going to have to have some kind of a grand e global economic reordering. It was something on on the equivalent of a new Breton Woods

or if you want to go back like a a treat something back to the steel agreements or the treaty of Versailles, you know, there's a very good chance that we are going to have to have that over the next four years. Okay. So, Secretary of the Treasury of the United States of America saying we need a new economic ordering that means a new world monetary system. And then here just a week or two later he starts talking about gold. Gold does not have gold can't have a fiscal problem. Gold cannot have a gigantic budget deficit.

gold cannot have the a um a war. So just the fact that it is this isolated thing makes it very interesting. And the fact that the entire global trading system until Richard Nixon took us off was tied to gold. So you're not anti- gold. Oh no, no, no, no. I the when when I had my fund I think people might have called me a gold bug. Okay. So the secretary of the treasury of the United States of America is a gold bug and he likes gold and he he says that the world needs a new uh monetary system and uh he he says

that the world monetary system was once tied to gold. Uh this is all adding up to something big. Now, if we do go back on some sort of gold standard, uh the US does have the most gold of any country on the planet. So, we put these graphs together for uh my book. So, this data goes back to 2022. So, it's not exactly accurate, but it's very very close. The amount of gold at in the central banks doesn't change that rapidly with the exception of China. Uh but you can see which countries here. This is the top 20

countries. However, that doesn't say how rich a country will be uh if uh we go back onto a gold standard. If you have a country that has 10 people with 10 ounces of gold in that country and then you have a country that has a thousand people with a 100 ounces of gold in that country, that country has 10 times more uh gold in it. But the country with only 10 people is actually 10 times richer per person. And so when we were writing great gold and silver rush of the 21st century, uh Allen came up with this

data. And so it's the number of gold ounces per person. And Switzerland will if if the United States does this and we go on a new global monetary system, Switzerland will be the richest country on the planet per person. And then the US will actually be number 12. However, we still have the biggest economy in the world. Now, what are the triggers that are going to cause this? This is right from the white white house. China now faces up to a 245% tariff on imports to the United States as a result of its retaliatory

actions. Now look three at the first one of these bullet points. More than 75 countries have already reached out to discuss new trade deals. And then another blurb from the White House. Uh on the financial side, the reserve function of the dollar has caused persistent currency distortions and contributed along with other countries unfair barriers to trade to unsustainable trade deficits. These trade deficits have decimated our manufacturing sector and many workingclass families and their communities. And so uh this is one of

the reasons that they want to shift monetary system because uh no matter what they do with uh trade barriers and so on as long as we have the reserve currency of the world uh it means that we have to run these trade deficits. Other countries need the currency and so we have to buy more stuff than we create. Uh and so uh you put these two things together and these are the triggers. Now uh if there are 70 more than 70 countries that want to strike a deal with us, do you really think that we're going to be taking all of these

countries one by one and making deals with them hoping that China is going to acquies and that we will strike a deal with them as well. Uh I think that what is going to happen is we will have the Mar Mara Lago accord or the Maraago agreement. Uh so there will be a another uh emergency economic conference to hash out a new world monetary system. So uh what does that mean as far as price targets? If you take the currency in circulation, you know, if you go to the Federal Reserve's website, the you get

all of the uh data, the currency in circulation is uh 2 trillion 365 billion that are currency. The gold standard never backed M2 currency supply. So, anybody that's giving you uh price predictions based on M2, M2 is mostly bank credit. It's about 92% bank credit and only 8% currency in circulation. The Federal Reserve creates the currency in circulation. The stuff that's in your bank account, if it's if it's digital and you're looking at it, that isn't Federal Reserve dollars. It's

redeemable in Federal Reserve dollars. The bank has promised you that they will pay you Federal Reserve dollars, but it is not Federal Reserve notes. It's it's uh bank credit. And so here you have uh two uh trillion365 billion and you've got to divide that into the uh gold reserves. By the way, this shows uh Federal Reserve. Uh so you take this number and you divide it by that number and you'll end up with the dollars per ounce. uh the 13 uh uh million ounces there at the Federal Reserve is part of that

261 million ounces that the US owns. Coincidentally, the gold inflows that we've had in December, uh January, and February equal 13 million ounces. I think that that's only a co coincidence. Uh but it's it's an interesting one nonetheless. So if you take that uh this shows this is from the Federal Reserves H.4.1 release and it's collateral held against Federal Reserve notes and right there in blue is the uh amount that is that's the billions of dollars uh at 42 and 29th dollars per ounce. And so they

can change this and cover all of the Federal Reserve notes and make them fully redeemable once again in gold by just doing an accounting trick and and changing that number on this sheet and then getting rid of the uh the uh the other forms of collateral here. They don't need the special drawing rights or the US treasuries and they can back the US dollar, the Federal Reserve notes with 100% gold once again. So what is if you do that math? What is the price prediction? Well, it's $9,044 per ounce today. However, the US

probably wants a little bit of runway here. We do deficit spending every single year and it's already baked into the cake for this year and next. And so if they just add a little bit to this, you come up with a nice round number. So when you make a price prediction and a time prediction, you are almost always going to be wrong. But I'm going out on a limb here and saying $10,000 per ounce and it's probably going to be sometime this year. I hope this makes you very happy if you're a gold bug, if

you're or a gold investor. And if you're not, perhaps you should consider becoming one. I want to thank you for watching and I hope this makes you sleep well at night. We'll see you next time.