A crack-up boom is highly probable in the next 3-5 years, potentially causing borderline hyperinflation as people convert to real assets like oil wells, cattle farms, gold, and silver.
Trump’s easy money agenda could trigger a bond market crisis and dollar crisis, leading to lower interest rates and financial chaos in the short term.
In a currency reset scenario, gold prices could reach $10,000-$15,000 per ounce, while silver might outperform, potentially hitting $200-$300 per ounce.
Silver mining stocks remain attractive, with many takeover candidates and potential for a significant final run that could surpass previous all-time highs.
A monetary reset with a new gold standard may become the least bad option following a currency crisis, as governments resist relinquishing control over money creation.
The Fed’s yield curve control policy of buying long-term bonds could be implemented to combat a deflationary bond market, but risks further spooking investors and causing market turmoil.
Silver is undervalued at 1.16% of gold’s price, historically averaging 2% or more over 50 years, suggesting potential to almost double relative to gold.
Silver miners have underperformed gold miners since mid-2020 but are now turning up, with expectations to triple in value relative to gold over the next 1-2 years.
Silver’s momentum chart shows a perfect parallel downtrend channel from May 2022 to June 2023, indicating a multi-wave corrective phase before breaking out in June 2023.
Michael Oliver predicts silver to surge to $60-$70 by year-end, potentially blowing out recent highs and outperforming gold’s upward movement.
Fed’s money printing and central bank actions will distort real money value, leading to a structural reset in monetary metals and potential return to gold/silver-backed currencies.
Stock market topping action since late 2024/early 2025 may trigger a global economic crisis, reinforcing gold and silver as primary alternatives in a monetary reset.
Money serves as a tool of control, functioning as the “original matrix” to convert people’s lives into energy for those in power.
In societal structures, most people choose to follow the “guy with the gun” over the “guy with gold” or Bitcoin, prioritizing comfort and security provided by established power structures.
The primary function of central banks is to provision for the state, finance it, and perpetuate it, rather than focus on employment and prices.
Governments’ primary goal is to perpetuate themselves, consistently expanding their power and influence over time.
The Financial Stability Act of 2009 paradoxically consolidated power in the hands of “too big to fail” institutions responsible for the financial crisis.
A true free market lacks government and laws, but this absence also removes protection from violence and exploitation.
The market price of assets like gold and Bitcoin is determined by collective belief rather than intrinsic value or utility.
The system of control uses money to create an illusion of choice, similar to a farm where livestock produce better when they believe they’re free.
The power to control money is intrinsically linked to the power to control people, often leading to exploitation and manipulation.
The official central bank mandate includes maintaining long-run growth, promoting maximum employment, and ensuring stable prices, but these are secondary to state provisioning.
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