And all the metals, I'm very bullish long-term.
But again, I'm going to hold them, you know, as a physical tool.
The other thing about physical is, again, there's no company behind
There's nobody behind it. you.
They just simply a piece of hard.
It's a hard asset, like your home, like your car that you put your in
your safe and you have it.
So if you do need it, you got a place to get it.
If not, it will appreciate in value over time.
Anyways.
Well, I look, I think the US Will Survive it because we can mostly
afford it.
Okay, it'll be expensive.
Okay, and you'll see probably you know, a lot of people be the a
eating steak lead more pork.
And unfortunately, we chicken except that chicken poultry has risen
dramatically because of the bird flu, but I think in other parts of
the world you will see riots, you will see starvation because they
can't afford it or they can't get it.
You know, you have to remember Russia.
Creates 30 versus Russia and Ukraine created 30% of the world's wheat
crop.
That's how we make bread.
And if you remember Marie Antoinette, let them eat cake.
This is exactly what we're looking at right now.
And, and with the high cost.
I think there are some Farmers that are maybe deciding not to farm.
And then we talked about Mother Nature that goes into all of that.
And we have not had a good weather, better has been some very bad
seasons for a number of grain.
Producers, you know, on the opposite, end of the spectrum, are the
Brazil's and
Others that have had some troubles and growing and we're just starting
now, you are planting and now we're starting and weather is not been
ideal here either.
So not only are we going to have dramatically high prices and a very
high inputs for Farmers, but you're going to have probably not as much
produce think junk silver is perfect.
I think I'm a big believer in junk, silver.
You know, I, you look, you could have a gazillion dollars and buy one
big bar.
Go with, how you going to make change.
If you happy actually ever really need it, right?
So I think that you know, the silver and some and small and small
denominations because that's what you're going to need at some point.
You remember, we have to, you know, plan ahead and know that it's just
isn't buying the metal.
It's actually strategically buying it in case that emergency comes.
And the other thing is, why should you pay for the artwork?
That might be on that basis over?
I'm also sort of paper silver at the moment.
But that is again.
Those are both right on the cusp of being reversing out.
Out, you know, we trade at and I can do it.
We trades, we swing trade him and, you know, we're either long.
I'm your long or short on paper every single day of the year and we're
very close.
I think go over 26 would be a reversal anyways, and of course the but
overall one again and all the metals.
I'm very bullish long-term.
But again, I'm going to hold them, you know, as a physical tool.
Okay, I do love, you know, if you're looking just to play it for a
trade. I love 8G.
It's a silver Miner for
He marched.
Now. I think that's a great little play If you're looking for something.
But I mean, I think that the most important thing people can do is own
physical metals because I think, when you, I don't think there's
enough physical to cover the amount of paper that's been put out
there.
Okay, and I think that that could be a problem.
It's on point as well.
But there would, that means everybody boy, everybody's holding an ETF
or a company or whatever that there's more paper sold that represents.
So, yeah, I got a better way to spend.
I know. Okay, if you if you go back in history, they used to make silver
certificates.
Before they said Federal Reserve notes on dollar.
They said, silver certificates and you can take that $1 into the bank
and get a Morgan.
Silver dollar.
Okay.
Well, obviously that's changed with.
Can't do it anymore because now they go from silver certificates to
notes.
Okay.
I think there's been more notes put out there then there's actually
physical supply of the metal.
So, if everybody wanted to cash in and get physical all one time,
there is enough.
So Have a lot of worthless paper.
That would not help you.
You're really needed it.
The other thing about physical is again.
There's no company behind it.
There's nobody behind it.
It is simply a piece of hard.
It's a hard asset, like your home, like your car that you put in your
in your safe and you have it.
So if you do need it, you got a place to get it.
If not, it will appreciate in value over time.
Anyways, I can't, that's, that's a prediction.
I don't typically like, to make.
I could see it happening.
It wouldn't surprise me, but I don't see it happening any time.
Soon.
But I do see the values to continue to grow and appreciate as they had
my remember 1998.
I think gold was 200.
You know, now it sounds 2000.
So, you know, I think it'll appreciate I don't expect this year Ron,
you know, there's so much manipulation now with the Fiat currencies as
I'm that they'll do something if they start to snip problem and and I
think that it's not quite yet.
I don't look for those Panic type of runs that we remember from the
1920s.
Why it's hard to obviously, have to watch your budget and you have to
watch your spending.
I mean from an investing standpoint that you really have to be able to
stay invested and survive through these things.
I mean, we had ourselves, you know, so I'm always protected.
I'm always 90 to 95% invested in equities because again, I've got a
protection model that builds protection around it.
But if you're not, you just have to make sure that your budget
incorrectly and you're not get yourself in a trap of Leverage and then
watch your normal hair.
At home, but you because this is that's what that's why we're going to
see some.
Some prices will drop some will rise, you know, I think cattle will
probably suffer and is marketed because it's a high.
It's expensive protein.
And I think that's what of course, Hogs higher, but everything will
meet a price.
But, you know, there's no really way to protect.
I mean, you can talk about buying gold and silver as protection.
What are you going to spend them for food?
I don't think we're at that point yet, but certainly at some point we could.