Vincent Oshana

So first of all, really interesting thing what Trump said there.

This is like high-level macro stuff.

The concept of devaluing your currency makes it basically more attractive for other countries to buy things from you because it's cheaper.

So he's trying to make our goods and services more attractive to other countries.

So like he said, he would get upset when China would do what we're doing right now.

So you know the fact that we're

lowering our interest rates as other countries are increasing their interest rates.

That's why the dollar is getting lower.

And when the dollar goes lower, pretty much all asset prices go up and definitely gold and silver in a much higher way.

But the interesting thing is that that's fascinating to me is that the banks are allowing it to happen because it's been a thing for a long time that all evidence, in my view, points to the fact that the banks were suppressing the price of gold and silver because it's been flat for a long time.

A long time.

And if you look at a chart of the M2 money supply from 1971 when we go off the gold standard versus the price of gold, there's a big difference in the rate of which the M2 money supply goes up versus the price of gold.

They should be proportionate to each other.

So I think if the price of gold was proportionate to the amount of money that was created after the gold standard, you could be talking $10,000, $20,000, $30,000 instead of $5,300.

I just think it's interesting that the banks are allowing it to happen because they are fully in control of keeping the price down.

With their short contracts, they used to hammer it down, especially I remember in 2020 when they tried to do the silver squeeze, they hammered the price down.

But the silver one is probably even more concerning to the government than the gold one because silver, it's an industrial mill, not just an investment mill.

Silver is an input in everything, from missiles to satellites to EVs, all electronics.

So

the thing about what that does to input price is when you're building, when you're manufacturing things.