Speaker 1: Imagine waking up one day, grabbing your morning coffee and
Speaker 1: checking your bank balance and realizing that everything you thought
Speaker 1: you knew about your money has changed and it's all
Speaker 1: suddenly crashing. Now, recent changes from the Federal Reserve in
Speaker 1: the US dollar monetary policy are shifting this and this
Speaker 1: future reality could be coming soon because the US dollar,
Speaker 1: the world's reserve currency, the backbone of global trade, and
Speaker 1: the very symbol of financial stability, is in trouble. But
Speaker 1: what if I told you the collapse isn't just a
Speaker 1: fear for the future, it's not coming, but in fact,
Speaker 1: it's happening right now, right under our noses. So in
Speaker 1: this video, we're going to take a look at the
Speaker 1: signs that show us the US dollar is already collapsing.
Speaker 1: How the collapse of the US dollar will impact the
Speaker 1: global economy and the financial systems, what you and I
Speaker 1: should be doing and caring about, and specific steps we
Speaker 1: should be taking to protect and grow our wealth during
Speaker 1: this collapse. Now, real quick. If you're new to the channel,
Speaker 1: my name is Mark Moss. I've been making these videos
Speaker 1: for I don't know more than five years to help
Speaker 1: you understand these changes monetary policy. So you don't make
Speaker 1: the same mistakes that I made early in my investing career.
Speaker 1: I've been investing through now five federal Reserve policy regime shifts,
Speaker 1: and I can tell you from experience, these can be
Speaker 1: and they have been for me, both painful and costly
Speaker 1: or huge opportunities. It depends on how you position yourself
Speaker 1: with the strategies that you use. All right, So let's
Speaker 1: jump right in. All right, So I want to jump
Speaker 1: right into this, but I do want to say that
Speaker 1: this video was inspired because I just got home from Dallas.
Speaker 1: I was speaking at a pretty big investor conference there,
Speaker 1: a couple thousand people, and I gave a keynote talking
Speaker 1: about investing in the new economy. But I was also
Speaker 1: part of a panel, and the part of the panel
Speaker 1: was one that I'm on all the time, which is
Speaker 1: talking about the end of the dollar. And we talked
Speaker 1: about inflation, we talked about the bricks and all of
Speaker 1: these things. And I have a very different opinion about
Speaker 1: the end of the dollar, and so I wanted to
Speaker 1: bring that to you today so we can change your perspective,
Speaker 1: just like I tried to help all those people thousands
Speaker 1: of people that we were talking to at that conference.
Speaker 1: Of course, you don't have to travel for an expensive ticket.
Speaker 1: So let's break this down. Okay, Now, right now we
Speaker 1: are witnessing the US Federal Reserve, the most important central
Speaker 1: bank in the world, have a what we call a
Speaker 1: policy regime, meaning they're going from a tightening policy back
Speaker 1: to an easing They're shifting their policy. Now we know this.
Speaker 1: I've already done videos on this, so I'm not going
Speaker 1: to go super deep, but basically they're going from tightening,
Speaker 1: which is raising rates at the fastest rate in history,
Speaker 1: as well as letting that roll off their books, to
Speaker 1: now going back into easing, which part of that is
Speaker 1: rate cuts. The rate cuts are coming really really fast.
Speaker 1: And I've talked about at the intro how I have
Speaker 1: personally been investing through now five of these and so
Speaker 1: we can see here in the two thousand dot com
Speaker 1: we change the regime from tightening right here to an easing.
Speaker 1: Then we tightened again, crash the markets, and then in
Speaker 1: two thousand and eight we dropped them to zero. Number
Speaker 1: two here we raised them again. Of course, we dropped
Speaker 1: them in twenty twenty, and now we raised them again,
Speaker 1: and we're dropping them again. Now I've learned some very
Speaker 1: important lessons, some very painful lessons to me you probably
Speaker 1: know my stories, but also some very very helpful policies.
Speaker 1: And what we're seeing is that rates are dropping, well,
Speaker 1: they're about to drop, Brobe, by the time you see
Speaker 1: this video, they'll be dropping. And we're seeing other rates
Speaker 1: starting to respond. So this right here is mortgage rates,
Speaker 1: and we can see the direction right here. Look how
Speaker 1: quickly those things are coming down. We would expect mortgage
Speaker 1: rates to continue to come down further and further and further.
Speaker 1: And what we're seeing is really the dollar as measured
Speaker 1: by the Dixie. The Dollar Index is sitting on about
Speaker 1: five year support. So we can see it was really
Speaker 1: strong right here, it's dropped all the way down and
Speaker 1: you can see this line sitting all the way back
Speaker 1: to where it was here on five year support. But
Speaker 1: all eyes are on the Dixie now, I want to
Speaker 1: point out, and we'll get into in the rest of
Speaker 1: this video. The Dixie the Dollar Index is the dollar
Speaker 1: measured against other currencies. So when you hear about like
Speaker 1: the dollar milkshake theory and is the dollar going to
Speaker 1: be strong the dollar gonna be weak, they're measuring against
Speaker 1: other currencies it's the very key piece for us we'll
Speaker 1: be coming back to. Okay, But we also have to
Speaker 1: understand that the balance of the dollar is very delicate,
Speaker 1: as we saw with Japan where their recent rate increase
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, it through the entire international markets
Speaker 1: into turmoil, including the United States, and so it's very delicate.
Speaker 1: The central banks all need to be working together. So
Speaker 1: Japan sort of tried to force the US's hand. China's
Speaker 1: been patiently waiting. But now that the Fed's pivoted, everyone
Speaker 1: is going to start pivoting together. Okay, So now that
Speaker 1: you understand that, let's just keep going. So the first
Speaker 1: thing is there are massive pressures against the dollar. This
Speaker 1: is why I was on this panel at this last
Speaker 1: conference this weekend. It's what you hear about all the time,
Speaker 1: the rise of the bricks, Right, everybody wants to deed
Speaker 1: all the rise. Russia is not going to use the dollar,
Speaker 1: China's not going to use the dollar, the rise of
Speaker 1: the bricks. They're going to create their own currency. We
Speaker 1: hear that over and over and over, their own currency.
Speaker 1: And as they do that, it's going to take away,
Speaker 1: it's going to bring the end of the dollar. What
Speaker 1: about China. China's trading in you on right, we see
Speaker 1: China trading with Saudi Arabian oil for your wand and
Speaker 1: all these different things. And so every time these news
Speaker 1: stories pop up, the rise of the bricks currency, China
Speaker 1: trading Wan, things like that, I get phone calls from friends.
Speaker 1: What's going to happen? Is the dollar going to crash?
Speaker 1: Am I going to wake up one day to see this?
Speaker 1: We'll come back to that. We see the treasury markets
Speaker 1: as more and more countries are moving out of the
Speaker 1: US dollar, Who's going to buy the US treasuries. We're
Speaker 1: starting to see a lot of dysfunction in the US
Speaker 1: treasury markets. And then we can ultimately see it here.
Speaker 1: So what we can see is that those are all true.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying those as something being rhetorical or trying
Speaker 1: to be funny. Here, this is actually happenings. What we
Speaker 1: can see here is thirty years of central bank gold demand.
Speaker 1: And what we're actually seeing is now central banks sold
Speaker 1: gold during the late nineties from ninety to two thousand
Speaker 1: and four. Since two thousand and eight, they have been
Speaker 1: buying a lot of gold. And as a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: when I say a lot of gold. I'm talking about
Speaker 1: a crazy amount of gold. And we're at the point
Speaker 1: now where central banks own more gold than any other
Speaker 1: assets except for the US dollar. So it's now the
Speaker 1: let's call it, maybe the second largest currency is the
Speaker 1: second largest reserve asset. This is a big deal. Okay.
Speaker 1: So we're seeing that these gold moves. Now in this article,
Speaker 1: it kind of breaks this down that this unprecedented shift
Speaker 1: in the global currency hierarchy, not that gold is really
Speaker 1: a currency, but it's a reserve currency. Gold has ascended
Speaker 1: to the position of the world's second most held reserve asset. Okay,
Speaker 1: So that's a pretty big deal, trailing only behind the
Speaker 1: ominip person US dollar of course. But here's the kicker.
Speaker 1: More than a decade of significant gold acquisition by central
Speaker 1: banks worldwide since two thousand and eight. So has been
Speaker 1: going on for a while, since the point where everything changed.
Speaker 1: I talk about this quite off in two thousand and eight,
Speaker 1: a remarkable one to eighth of all gold, mind has
Speaker 1: been purchased by these institutions. That's a massive trend shift,
Speaker 1: as you could see in that chart. Okay, Now now
Speaker 1: that we understand that, then what about this coming crash
Speaker 1: The dollar's going to crash. Lots of YouTube videos are
Speaker 1: about this. Like I said, I was just on this
Speaker 1: panel talking about it. But here's the point that I
Speaker 1: want to make. It's not that you're going to wake
Speaker 1: up one day and, as I said of the intro,
Speaker 1: get your cup of coffee and check your bincount and
Speaker 1: realize that your money buys you half as much. That's
Speaker 1: what most people think. When the dollar crashes, then what
Speaker 1: well it buys us half as months. Well, the thing is,
Speaker 1: is a fifty percent drop it buys you half as much.
Speaker 1: Is that going to happen over one day, one day
Speaker 1: you'll open it up? Or is it already happening? But
Speaker 1: over a course of a couple of years. Now, let's
Speaker 1: take a look at this. Now, as I showed you,
Speaker 1: the Dollar Index, the Dixie, measured in other currencies, is
Speaker 1: at a five year low. However, that's measured against other currencies.
Speaker 1: Let's look at the dollar from a couple different ways,
Speaker 1: all right, So, and then of course we'll look at
Speaker 1: what to do about it. So right here we have
Speaker 1: the US median home price in the United States since
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, the last four years, and we can see
Speaker 1: that the median US real estate is up forty nine
Speaker 1: point eight, so fifty percent. So homes are up fifty
Speaker 1: percent priced in US dollars. What does that mean? That
Speaker 1: also means that the US dollar is down fifty percent homes.
Speaker 1: So the biggest fear that everybody has, the crash of
Speaker 1: the dollar, is gonna come and they're gonna wake up
Speaker 1: and realize they buy they can buy half as much
Speaker 1: goods and services. But the fact is that already that's happened.
Speaker 1: You already buy fifty percent less home than you did
Speaker 1: four years ago. Okay, that's homes. What about the S
Speaker 1: and P five hundred, Well, the S and P five
Speaker 1: hundred is up in the same four year period one
Speaker 1: hundred and forty six percent, which means that your dollars
Speaker 1: have also crashed against the S and P five hundred.
Speaker 1: So the dollars strong against other currencies, but it's crashing
Speaker 1: against everything else. Your worst fears are actually being played
Speaker 1: out right now before your very eyes. What about bitcoin?
Speaker 1: We can see that bitcoin is up one thousand percent
Speaker 1: in the same four year period, which basically means the
Speaker 1: exact same thing. The dollar is crashing hard one thousand percent,
Speaker 1: right to homes one thousand percent to bitcoin. We can
Speaker 1: see it's crashing pretty big. What about oil? This is
Speaker 1: the big one, because of course the price of oil
Speaker 1: sets the price of everything in our world. Now, for this,
Speaker 1: just to be a little bit more conservative, I didn't
Speaker 1: go down to this twenty twenty low because that was
Speaker 1: pretty abnormal. So I sort of took this baseline right here,
Speaker 1: and we can still see that in this four year period,
Speaker 1: oil is up seventy five percent. So again the dollar
Speaker 1: is crashing. Everything that you're afraid of is actually happening
Speaker 1: right before your very eyes. And of course we want
Speaker 1: to take a look at gold. Gold has sort of
Speaker 1: been that barometer for the US dollar for the thousands
Speaker 1: of years. So I kind of drew a box right
Speaker 1: here to kind of show you this trend line since
Speaker 1: twenty eleven, obviously down up, down, up, but right here
Speaker 1: this year it started to break out the pretty big break,
Speaker 1: as you can see right here, and year to date
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four, the price of gold is up
Speaker 1: twenty four point three percent twenty five percent, which means, yes,
Speaker 1: again the dollar is crashing. Your worst fears are happening
Speaker 1: right now. The dollar is losing half of its purchasing power. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's how we have to look at that. Now in
Speaker 1: this type of a situation. What's going on again, Like
Speaker 1: I said, your worst fears that you're afraid of one day,
Speaker 1: the rise of the bricks, all those things, they're happening.
Speaker 1: It's happening right now, we're living through it. It's like
Speaker 1: I can't see the force for the trees kind of thing.
Speaker 1: So this is why we're seeing hard assets boom. This
Speaker 1: is why you see all over the news. I've talked
Speaker 1: about for a couple of years now what we call
Speaker 1: the commodity super cycle. So commodities are hard, real tangible things,
Speaker 1: and they move in cycles, right, because the dollar moves
Speaker 1: in cycles, and of course you watch my videos, you know,
Speaker 1: everything moves in cycles. And so we're seeing this commodity
Speaker 1: cycle and really we're out with the fake financial engineering
Speaker 1: and we're in with the real, the gold, the silver,
Speaker 1: the tangible things like that. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: it was Vladimir Putin called out sort of the United
Speaker 1: States when they started doing economic sanctions against them, and
Speaker 1: they said, what are you going to do each your
Speaker 1: technology stocks, your social media stocks? Right, engineering is kind
Speaker 1: of going out and instead we're seeing people buy real assets,
Speaker 1: and this is why the rich are getting richer, because
Speaker 1: they're buying these assets that are going up as we're
Speaker 1: seeing this, all right, and so I want you to
Speaker 1: understand the perspective here. That's your biggest fear, the one
Speaker 1: that gets you to clickbait on all these videos and
Speaker 1: click on them, which is the end of the dollar.
Speaker 1: It's here, we're witnessing it, we're living through it. But
Speaker 1: instead of being fearful of that coming, understand that it's
Speaker 1: here now and it's setting a path. History shows us
Speaker 1: the way and we can take advantage of it. What
Speaker 1: is the path that history shows us? Well, we can
Speaker 1: look back through any period in time. We can go
Speaker 1: back to the hyperinflation of Wymar Republic Germany and can
Speaker 1: see how fast gold shot up. We can understand that
Speaker 1: borrowing in those currencies and buying productive businesses, buying other things, metals,
Speaker 1: real estates that are worked really well. We can see
Speaker 1: it in the current times. Look at what's going into
Speaker 1: Argentina or Venezuela. And of course back in the United States,
Speaker 1: you could have bought bitcoin and be up one thousand percent.
Speaker 1: Gold's up twenty five percent. So gold and digital gold
Speaker 1: is killing it right now. All right, so hopefully this
Speaker 1: makes sense. I really want to calm your brain, but
Speaker 1: really let you know that your worst fears are coming
Speaker 1: true and we can take advantage of it. Now, I
Speaker 1: want to take a second real quick before we end
Speaker 1: this video, just tell you about today's show sponsor, which
Speaker 1: I believe is actually kind of perfectly positioned to benefit
Speaker 1: from this dollars continued crash. And it's one that I've
Speaker 1: actually mentioned a couple of times before, and that's Gold
Speaker 1: Mining Inc. You can find them on the New York
Speaker 1: Stock Exchange at GLDG. Now, in my view, they're one
Speaker 1: of the better run mining operations companies in North America,
Speaker 1: and they've been pretty beaten down by the markets along
Speaker 1: with all the other mining companies. So even though gold
Speaker 1: has done really well, the gold mining companies have been
Speaker 1: absolutely getting crushed. Right. Gold's been ripping, and as we
Speaker 1: can see right now, gold's ripping. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: Bank of America is predicting a three thousand dollars gold
Speaker 1: price in the next eighteen months. And of course, you
Speaker 1: know the old investing adage, which is buy low, sell high,
Speaker 1: and of course it's impossible for us to know when
Speaker 1: the bottoms or tops are until we look backwards. So
Speaker 1: rather than trying to tie markets, we look for things
Speaker 1: when they're cheap or when they're expensive. And so we
Speaker 1: can see right now that gold mining eque is super cheap.
Speaker 1: In fact, it's sitting at a support of their five
Speaker 1: year low right now, while gold is at an all
Speaker 1: time high. Now. Not only that, but we can look
Speaker 1: at a basket of gold mining stocks represented by the GDXJ,
Speaker 1: and it's traded at a fifty two week high right now,
Speaker 1: while gold mining isn't at previous highs. As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, the gold market's rallying. GDXG is rallying, and
Speaker 1: we can see that gold mining hasn't caught up, but
Speaker 1: when it does, it moves explosive. So we can look
Speaker 1: back like twenty fifteen to twenty sixteen, we can see
Speaker 1: that GDLG was up about five hundred and twenty five
Speaker 1: percent compared to the gdxj's one hundred and fifty percent.
Speaker 1: In more recent time, we can see in twenty nineteen
Speaker 1: to twenty twenty, we can see that GDLG went up
Speaker 1: four hundred percent compared to the gdxj's only one hundred
Speaker 1: and twelve percent, and so it's continuing to look really
Speaker 1: cheap right now. Effect right now, at the time of
Speaker 1: this recording, Gold Mining Inc. GLDG, the market CAP's about
Speaker 1: one hundred and seventy million, and they have no debt.
Speaker 1: They have about twelve and a half million in cash
Speaker 1: and cash equivalents. And when the company originally acquired their
Speaker 1: all their gold projects, the peak combined market gap at
Speaker 1: that time was about eight hundred and fifty million when
Speaker 1: they got all those projects. Today the gap is about
Speaker 1: one hundred and seventy million. Now. At that time, the
Speaker 1: gold spot price was about nineteen hundred. Today it's about
Speaker 1: twenty five hundred. So again it looks pretty clear like
Speaker 1: it's cheap. We don't know tops or bottoms, we know
Speaker 1: when they're cheap, and this looks cheap to me. Now.
Speaker 1: That's just comparing, of course the previous company valuations. A
Speaker 1: few other ways that I like to look at it
Speaker 1: that make it even seem more cheap is that the
Speaker 1: evaluation is one hundred and seventy million, again with no debt.
Speaker 1: Now they have about twelve million in cash and cash equivalents.
Speaker 1: They also have an eighty percent ownership of another public
Speaker 1: company called US Gold Mining Inc. USGO, which is worth
Speaker 1: about fifty million, and then they own another twelve point
Speaker 1: seven percent of another public company called Gold Royalty Corp. GROY,
Speaker 1: worth about twenty eight million. So if we do some
Speaker 1: back of the napkin math here, we can see the
Speaker 1: current market gaps about one hundred and seventy million minus
Speaker 1: the cash and cash equivalents of twelve point six million,
Speaker 1: minus the ownership of the two other companies, we get
Speaker 1: about eighty million dollars left over. So for that eighty million,
Speaker 1: we get exposure to the company's dozen gold properties with
Speaker 1: twelve point five million ounces of gold equivalent estimated mineral
Speaker 1: resources and measured in indicated category, and additional nine point
Speaker 1: seven million ounces of gold equivalent estimated mineral resources in
Speaker 1: the inferred category. So that's kind of how I look
Speaker 1: at it, right. This is this is sort of the
Speaker 1: breakdown one golds trading at an all time high while
Speaker 1: Gold Mining Inc. Is near its five year lows. Gold
Speaker 1: Mining Inc. Owns eighty percent of USGO, which is also
Speaker 1: trading near an all time low. It also owns twelve
Speaker 1: point seven percent of g ROY, which is down seventy
Speaker 1: seven percent from its all time time high, and it's
Speaker 1: also trading near it's all time low. Rate cuts are
Speaker 1: coming as we just looked at, and gold is completely
Speaker 1: soaring right now. So, like I said, I've mentioned this
Speaker 1: one three times before. It's worked out really good every
Speaker 1: time we've put an eye on it, and so I
Speaker 1: think it might be one that you'd want to keep
Speaker 1: your eyes on. All right. It's an easy name to remember.
Speaker 1: I'd still write it down. It's gold Mining Ink. The
Speaker 1: symbol is GLDG. Just keep your eyes on it and
Speaker 1: maybe put it on your watch list. Keep it on
Speaker 1: your list because as gold continues to go higher and
Speaker 1: their gold stocks move up and catch up, just remember
Speaker 1: that you're seeing this on five year support right now.
Speaker 1: But of course, do your own due diligence. All right now,
Speaker 1: Gold's going up, Bitcoin's going up, hard assets are going up,
Speaker 1: real estate's going up, and the dollar is sitting on
Speaker 1: five year support about to go down. So do you
Speaker 1: understand what happens on this monetary regime change? It means
Speaker 1: that asset prices are about to go higher than we
Speaker 1: could imagine, probably over the next twelve to fifteen months,
Speaker 1: and you just need to choose which boat you want
Speaker 1: to get into to ride this liqui. What do you wait?
Speaker 1: Back up? All right now, let me know what you
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Speaker 1: At least tell me why in the comments and subscribe
Speaker 1: while you're at it. And that's what I got, all right,
Speaker 1: to your success. I'm out