1/10 SILVER MEGATHREAD - We seem to be going into a massive recession. On the surface, that isn't good for silver. However, its unique industrial properties make the case that it might avoid any slowdown and continue to push higher. At the same time, gold seems to be giving silver a tailwind from a monetary perspective. The punchline is silver may be a lifeline to those looking to escape the CBDC digital prison and/or the massive inflation that looms on the horizon. Stay tuned for my next mega-thread on the miners and how they might react in a post-Great Reset world.

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My previous threads are below in case you missed them:

Pt 2 - GOLD BACKED CBDC MEGATHREAD - The second thread of the series about rising gold prices (more like falling fiat purchasing power) leading to a gold-backed CBDC.
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Pt 1 - GOLD MEGA THREAD - The first thread of the series about dislocations in the physical gold market leading to a higher gold price.
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About the Author - This is not investment advice. None of my threads are. I don’t manage money. I don’t work for a dealer, miner, newsletter, or investment bank. Your author is a simple bookkeeper who stacks gold and silver and reads too many conspiracy theories in his spare time. My threads are nothing more than wild speculation (more like a sci-fi novel than a market analysis done by a professional) and should be treated as such. Maybe I can say these outlandish things because I don't have a dog in this fight. Let's begin... 2/10 Silver Price – Since 1975, there have been two significant cycles in silver. Again, as the saying goes, “the bigger the base… the higher in space!”

Base 1 – 1975 – 2003 (28 years) - $5
Space 1 – 2003-2010 (7 years) - $5--> $17
Base 2- 2010-2020 (10 years) - $17
Space 2- 2020-Present (5 years) - $17 --> $35

Since 1975, silver has appreciated 700%. That seems pretty good for 50 years. Gold, however, has gone from $161 to $3,000 or 1800% (over twice as much!). Silver has at least three spikes: the Hunt brothers spike of 1979, where they tried to corner the market, the debt ceiling spike of 2010, and the Wall Street Silver spike of 2020. Also, I’ve attached a chart of silver in nominal terms showing the metal staying essentially flat since the 30s (if you think that’s bad, you should look at oil).

1/11 GOLD BACKED CBDC MEGATHREAD - Yesterday, I posted a mega thread about the remonetization of gold and how the price is headed much higher. The punchline is gold bugs should be cautious because this remonetization is likely a Trojan Horse. Unlike the confiscation that occurred in 1933 under Executive Order 6102, this time, you'll be paid a great price for your gold - you just can't spend it! Stay tuned for my next megathread (silver) that might offer a way out.

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x.com/AutistCPA/stat… 2/11 - Gold Window - On August 15, 1971, Nixon unilaterally canceled the dollar's international convertibility to gold. Until then, countries could freely exchange their dollars for gold under Bretton Woods. This action by Nixon delinked the dollar to gold, and from that point forward, the government could print an unlimited amount of paper money. This is what is referred to as the closing of the gold window. Well, that window is about to be opened back up, and this thread will explain how and why, as well as what comes next.

1/15 GOLD MEGA THREAD—Recently, @KingKong9888 had a podcast with Tom Bodrovicks on @PalisadesRadio, which inspired this thread. The punchline is that the recent gold rally is just starting, and it will likely go much higher. Beyond the ongoing monetary and fiscal issues that have been plaguing nations around the world for decades, disruptions are manifesting themselves in the physical market. Stay tuned for my next mega thread on what comes next (spoiler: it’s a global gold-backed blockchain-based CBDC)! 2/15 Gold Price—The gold price started rising dramatically at the end of 2024 and early 2025. I don’t believe this recent move is an accident. After 12 years of flat prices, as the saying goes, “the bigger the base… the higher in space!”

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