Category Archive: 6a) Gold and its Price
Does China’s Move Signal A Gold Reset?
China isn’t just buying gold anymore. It’s offering to hold the world’s reserves in Shanghai and Hong Kong, giving central banks an alternative to London and New York.
In this video, we dive into:
Why China is pitching itself as custodian of foreign central bank gold
The significance of new offshore vaults in Hong Kong
How this connects to the BRICS push for financial independence
Why Russia’s frozen reserves in 2022 changed the game
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Gold and Silver Keep Breaking Records… But Are We Still Early?
Gold is smashing through all-time highs and silver is surging to levels not seen in decades. But here’s the question: is the rally already over or are we just getting started?
In this video, we break down:
Why the Federal Reserve’s rate cuts are just the excuse, not the cause
Kenneth Rogoff’s warning on U.S. debt and inflation
Central banks buying record amounts of physical gold
Silver’s structural supply deficit and looming shortage
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Gold vs. Dollar: The Fight of the Century
What looks like a simple quarter-point cut by the Fed is part of something much larger: the slow erosion of dollar dominance and the rise of gold as the neutral reserve of choice.
In this video, filmed from the National Ploughing Championships in Ireland, we explore:
Why the Fed’s latest move signals more than “data dependence.”
How central banks are hedging away from the dollar.
Why gold keeps rising despite high real yields.
Why silver will...
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Gold At $3,700 – How High Can It Go?
This video is a compilation of past interviews and insights from David Hunter and Simon Hunt, bringing together their most urgent warnings and bold forecasts on the global economy, geopolitics, and financial markets.
They discuss the unsustainable debt cycle, the risk of major conflict, and the shift between a unipolar (U.S.-led) world and a multipolar order. Their insights brought together here in a single compilation show just how turbulent the...
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The BRICS Gold Currency Shift We Can’t Ignore
The headlines about a “BRICS currency” often exaggerate the drama. The reality is quieter but more significant. #BRICS nations aren’t rolling out a single note to topple the dollar overnight they’re building alternatives: new payment systems, regional vault networks, and local settlement corridors that slowly reduce the dollar’s dominance.
At the same time, the dollar faces its own cracks. Surging U.S. #debt issuance, political pressure on the...
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