Gold prices have experienced a parabolic rise, with a 752% increase over 20 years, 142% in 3 years, and 55% in the last year, signaling a potential massive event in the precious metals market.
The current bull market in precious metals is comparable to the 1970s and 2000s, but is unique due to the potential end of the fiat currency experiment and unsustainable debt levels in major economies.
Central banks, crypto whales, and industrial users are driving unprecedented upward momentum in precious metals, causing backwardation and tightening supplies.
Silver backwardation, with spot price ($4929) higher than futures price ($48.89), indicates tight supplies and potential for panic buying and price spikes.
The war aspect is significantly driving silver demand, with militaries stockpiling for missile production and industrial users for future production.
Silver prices have historically spiked before major wars, such as the Israel-Iran conflict, suggesting countries are arming up for potential future conflicts.
Despite being overbought, the precious metals market continues to move up with little correction, as indicated by the Forecaster app and market mood meter showing greedy territory.
Traditional seasonality patterns in precious metals have been disrupted by central bank and crypto whale buying, making historical charts less reliable for trading decisions.
Vitamin K2 (MK-7), discovered in the 1940s, aids in calcium placement in bones and has potential benefits for bone health, arterial calcification, and neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer’s.
Emerging research links Vitamin K2 to cardiovascular health and brain cell health, suggesting broader implications beyond its known effects on bone structure.
Technocracy often prioritizes cutting-edge research over diverse perspectives and long-term experience, leading to unresponsive, unaccountable, and slow-to-adapt systems.
Technocrats and politicians frequently overestimate the reliability of technical knowledge and underestimate its limitations, potentially resulting in politicization and corruption.
Many K2-rich foods (beef, eggs, butter, chicken liver, European cheeses, salami) are officially discouraged, while approved sources (natto, kefir, sauerkraut) remain niche, highlighting a disconnect between nutritional research and dietary recommendations.
Trump’s government shutdown allows him to make changes without congressional approval, raising concerns about increasing authoritarian tendencies and potential impacts on US democracy.
Western civilization is perceived as “coming unglued” with the center unable to hold, as immigration plans are seen as part of a UN agenda to dilute national identity and lead to a one-world government.
A March 2024 poll showed a 30% increase in people agreeing that political violence might be necessary, jumping from 20% to 30% in one year.
The US military currently has 44 four-star generals, a quarter of the number during World War II when there were 12 million men under arms, indicating a top-heavy and potentially inefficient structure.
The US government’s green light to Ukraine to use long-range missiles for strikes deep inside Russia is part of a larger trend of “war drums beating in Western Europe,” with countries like Estonia and Sweden joining NATO.
The rapid growth of data centers may require new nuclear power plants, but is viewed by some as a “bubble” and a “mistake” by giant corporations.
Advancements in robotics and AI are discussed in the context of future geopolitical conflicts and their potential impact on society and warfare.
The US is described as financially bankrupt, with the stock market being the primary factor “holding everything up” despite most people living paycheck to paycheck.
The immigration plan requires massive financing and logistics, including providing debit cards and cell phones to millions who entered the US illegally, mirroring similar situations in Europe.
Concerns are raised about the government clamping down on protests and domestic terrorism, potentially targeting libertarians and leading to a crackdown on free speech.
The implementation of digital IDs and increased technological tracking is discussed as a means of government control over citizens.
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