Gold has been in a 10-year upside trend, rising 11-fold since July 2000, outperforming the S&P 500’s tripling, driven by the dollar’s declining real value and M2 money supply doubling every decade.
The silver market has shifted from lagging gold to leading it, with an explosive price rise from upper 20s to upper 30s in the last four months, potentially entering an acceleration phase with prices reaching $60 to $70 this year.
According to Michael Oliver, the stock market is forming a major top since January, with a broadening top pattern developing in the S&P, NASDAQ, and sectors like Nvidia, signaling a potential downturn.
A 3% drop below early year highs in the stock market could trigger investor concern, potentially leading to Fed rate cuts when the market slips below prior highs (2024 for NASDAQ, 2025 for S&P).
Gold miners are undervalued despite profitability, with potential to triple in relative value to gold over the next year or two, while the GDX (worth only 15% of Nvidia’s market cap) is poised to break out above the 54-55 level.
The silver miner ETF trading just below 50 is set for a breakout, with a close above 50 potentially triggering massive money flow as both momentum and price chart indicators align.
Central banks are expected to react aggressively to a stock market downturn, but the T-bond market is not responding to rate cuts, maintaining tight conditions for corporations and government debt.
Gold has outperformed other assets in the last 3 years and is anticipating future economic challenges, moving upward despite the absence of negative data points or Fed rate cuts.
China’s rising influence and strategic momentum, combined with the United States’ internal divisions, flawed systems, and vulnerability to foreign influence, threaten America’s global dominance and may lead to significant global conflict and social unrest.
China is the #1 strategic threat to the US, with its rise in geopolitical weight, technological advancement, and global influence causing secondary effects like division, economic pressure, and reduced foreign investment.
China is planning a mass depopulation event in the near future, potentially through an invasion of Taiwan, global war, healthcare model transformation, or allowing aging peasants to expire without support.
The US is in a period of adolescence, with 15 years to determine if it will remain the dominant superpower for another 50-150 years or succumb to its own problems.
America’s momentum is declining in multiple areas, including the power of the US dollar, geopolitical influence, and wealth, while China’s momentum is increasing faster.
The US is a permissive environment for foreign espionage, with low risk of discovery due to its wealth, power, and freedoms, making it easy for even North Korea to operate crime syndicates.
The US is willing to play dirty in foreign policy, as demonstrated by Trump’s immigration policies, waffling in Ukraine, and bombing of Iran, leading to China pulling assets from US banks.
Increasing populism and division characterize the US’s adolescence phase, with deepening divides every election cycle, making it challenging to overcome this stage.
The US has a culture against counterintelligence, with low funding and no prestige for these units, creating a Swiss cheese effect in detecting and preventing espionage efforts.
The wealth gap in the US will continue to grow, leading to more crime, civil unrest, and instability in the future, as wealthy people have fewer children focused on building resources.
The American government prioritizes ensuring its own future by creating a scalable, reliable, and resilient tax base to fund the world’s most powerful military and innovative engine.
Teaching children how to turn ideas into money is crucial for those worth $1 million or more, as it guarantees their freedom for life and carries on the family legacy.
The 7% of successful people are those who take action, not just learn, which is why Everyday Spy aims to touch as many lives as possible to grow this population.
The American free market system encourages a consumer mentality by taxing consumption, leading the government to favor non-fungible products that can scale infinitely and cost no natural resources.
Spy education and mental fortitude tools are designed to help people step outside of the framework, become observers rather than technology addicts, and orchestrate their own reality.
The Fool embodies the paradox of life and death, representing both air and earth, and challenges conventional norms by seeing through societal illusions.
The Fool’s joy in life dares to challenge Death’s dominion, laughing at the absurdity of existence while recognizing the shallow and hollow nature of human pursuits.
The union of opposites in the Fool’s dance with Death represents a characteristic of the Self, leading to bliss and transcendent experience when paradoxes are recognized.
The Fool’s journey is one of self-discovery, where social masks shatter, revealing one’s true self or exposing the void within.
Various manifestations of the Fool archetype include the wise fool, natural fool, holy fool, trickster, clown, and joker, each embodying unique paradoxes and societal roles.
The court jester, existing outside fixed social roles, can disrupt the natural order and challenge the king, representing the tension between chaos and order.
The Fool lives in lila (divine play), accepting the present moment and focusing on being with existence rather than constantly striving for progress.
The premeditation of death is the premeditation of liberty; learning to die means unlearning to serve and fully entrusting oneself to life.
The Fool’s purpose is tied to the psychological well-being of a culture, helping to restore one-sidedness and move towards psychic wholeness by exposing what society represses.
The paradox of opposites is the vital water of life, necessary for growth and transformation, moving from opposition to unity.
The fall of the fool serves as a necessary compensation for his one-sidedness, grounding him in reality and expressing a compensation for ego inflation.
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