Nora Bin Laden

We saw a rally in in hard assets, gold and silver, most notably Krishna.

Is that the way to go?

I mean, if you want to go risk off, is it going to be anywhere in equities or is it better a better risk off trade to be in metals?

I'd like to add actually to that speech that Mark Carney gave because it was incredibly, incredibly important.

And I really urge the posse to go listen to it in full.

I'll be watching it a second time myself because he said so many things.

critical things, especially when he talks about this rupture in the world order and the end of a pleasant fiction and the beginning of a harsh reality when he describes this inflection point where we find ourselves.

And I found that his speech was actually incredibly strong in tone.

And unlike the other people that are presenting there, you know, we discussed Larry Fink, Macron with his sunglasses, because who knows what happened to him underneath them.

But...

Carney's no joker.

No, absolutely not.

And to Mr. Patrick's point, you know, he was clearly given the green light to telegraph and to share this message with the audience and the world, essentially.

And when he says that the rules-based order is fading, it completely aligns with what Ursula von der Leyen was saying earlier today.

These people coordinate and they're very much in lockstep.

And we talked about...

the opening of China around the early 1970s, you know, with Kissinger, with Nixon, all the moves that were made at that time to transform China into the manufacturing superpower of the world and by that with the destruction of the U.S.

manufacturing base.

And I would say if we look at the big picture, it is clear that we are moving towards

a cashless society.