The Washington political establishment lacks a consistent economic philosophy, allowing them to flexibly attribute economic disasters like inflation and recessions to whatever explanation is most convenient at the time.
Artificial credit expansion by central banks is the primary cause of economic downturns, benefiting big banks, government officials, and politically connected businesses at the expense of the general public.
Major economic crises have been attributed to different factors: the Great Depression to Herbert Hoover’s budget balancing, the 2008 Great Recession to inadequate financial regulations, and the 2020 recession to Donald Trump’s pandemic response.
The official narrative will likely claim economic success under Biden, citing economic and job growth measures, despite the possibility that a recession may have already begun.
Massive credit expansion since the Great Recession under Obama, Trump, and Biden has distorted the structure of production, leading to unsustainable projects and an inevitable economic correction.
Gold flows from Europe to US indicate financial panic in Europe, the third largest global economy, with crashing economies despite lack of official reports.
Tariff wars, like the US-China trade war, historically precede hot wars and are damaging economies long-term, despite short-term gains.
Missing $21 trillion from US government, primarily Department of Defense and Housing and Urban Development, suggests potential total of $100 trillion unaccounted for.
BIS Basel III and IV regulations classify gold as a high-quality liquid asset, indicating a shift in global financial system away from dollar safety.
Auditor’s experience shows 99% of the time, worse problems are found below the surface; 50% of cases reveal significant issues when digging deeper.
Dodd-Frank contains provisions for bail-ins, allowing seizure of bank accounts and assets in exchange for worthless bank stock.
Trump may be trying to re-engineer the system and address problems 100-1000 times worse than publicly acknowledged.
Trump’s aggressive actions aim to position the US for economic recovery and rebuilding after a recession, making America the epicenter of recovery.
Trump aims to prevent Armageddon by working with Putin to stop Ukraine war and trade supplies for Rare Earth minerals.
Gold and silver classified as assets, not money; states pushing legislation for legal tender status and removal of capital gains/sales taxes.
Real estate not safe from government seizure; failing to pay property taxes can result in loss without compensation.
Debt-based banking system fragile; rising interest rates and inflation can collapse bank balance sheets, leading to bail-ins and bail-outs.
Gold’s breakout against S&P 500 and 60/40 portfolio marks a significant secular bull market indicator in precious metals, with only 3 instances in 100 years.
Precious metals historically diverge and rise when stock markets enter a secular bear market, as seen in 1973-74 and 2001-02.
The longer the base gold breaks out from, the longer the bull move, with gold breaking a 13-year Cup and Handle and 10-year base against 60/40 portfolio.
Big money in bull markets invests in larger projects with more economic value, driving higher sector valuations.
Stock picking is crucial for outperformance, as individual stocks can yield 7x, 10x, or 15x returns while the sector may only rise 5x or 7x.
Focus on companies with most economic value in their projects to outperform in a bull market.
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