I know there’s something going on
I know there’s something going on
I know it won’t be long …
There’s something going on -Frida

As market commentator Greg Mannarino aptly points out, “We have a problem here.” Long-term interest rates are increasing, and this time, the central banks are slow to bring them back under control. In the final stages of debt-based currency cancer, interest rates will rise to the point of causing a currency crisis. In this credit crisis, no further borrowing can stop the voracious hunger of debt’s need for more interest payments.

Rising interest rates are symptomatic of hyperinflation in the currency. Rising interest requirements depend on smooth and easily accessible monetary assets that can be diverted to debt payment. Hyperinflation initiates a battle between the diminishing availability of funds for sustainable cash flow and the growing cash requirements of servicing debt. As prices rise, less currency is available for servicing debt, demanding more borrowing to purchase debt. At this point, the financial system is in the terminal stage.

The current state of the US economy is the result of central banking in general, with recent Federal Reserve maneuvers accelerating rather than forestalling this inevitable collapse. Despite their efforts to ensure the debt market with asset purchases to suppress interest rates, we notice these rates inclined to breach their cages, climbing once more. With the 10-year bond yield pushing 4.684%, our economy is set to implode after the debt-fueled currency system degenerates into a credit collapse.

Revisiting prior assertions from our preceding dispatch, we discern an unrelenting ascent of our national debt, reaching such prodigious heights that servicing it alone feasts on the corpus of our economic might.

The daily news confirms the rising velocity of money and simultaneous increases in its supply. A narrative unfolds, forecasting the perilous explosion of inflation and the diminishing buying power of our once-mighty dollar.

Indeed, a sanctuary amidst this turbulence has been and remains the safety of gold and silver. Today, gold staunchly establishes itself as a safeguard at $2,661.45 per ounce, an embodiment of stability. Silver, still priced at fire sale lows, trades at $30.26 per ounce. With the gold-to-silver ratio (G/S) hovering at 87.94, savvy wealth conservators are acutely aware that the relatively undervalued silver harbors untapped potential. This ratio should scream to those with working ears: “Sell Gold and Buy Silver.“

Similar to our previous note, the prices of palladium and platinum, $919.154 and $955.37, respectively, carry an undertone of industrial confidence, albeit muted by the broader context of market anxiety. Copper, priced at $4.219 per pound, maintains its role as a barometer for economic health, though it is not immune to currents of uncertainty.

Energy commodities such as US Crude Oil, at $74.45, and Mont Belvieu LDH Propane (OPIS), at $0.57, reflect the seesaw of supply and demand, propelled by an amalgam of geopolitical dynamics, domestic consumption patterns, and plain old-fashioned price manipulations. Amid such price volatility, the quest for financial saviors has driven Bitcoin to unparalleled levels, trading at $95,345.5, as investors weigh the prospects of digital assets against traditional wealth stores.

Many are calling for $200,000 Bitcoin by year-end, which is very likely. Remember, the deception follows that Cryptos are the new gold, and mountains of cash are now spent on the propaganda pushing that point.

For those of us who would like to see the end of central banking and its endless theft, the message is this: The banking powers are moving assets into cryptos, and in the short run, this sector should see a lot of inflation-caused gains.

Ultimately, find the exit because a CBDC will no longer support gambling for gains on any non-sanctioned asset.

Rising food costs are but one tributary feeding into the swelling inflationary river. The increment in day-to-day expenses directly impinges upon consumer behavior, nudging a cautious public towards safe-haven assets like silver and gold.

The turning point for most will be obvious price increases over noticeably shorter time periods. Then, gold, silver, and other metals will see their prices break free of the dollar-based manipulation and take their place as stable currencies with goods and services priced thereafter in metal exchange values.

As a perennial advocate for preparedness, I reiterate the imperativeness of readiness for a post-debt market landscape. The trappings of modern convenience may become a vestigial luxury; hence, the prescient will now stock up on food, water, alternative energy sources, and the like, ensuring a semblance of steadiness in potential tumult.

The landscape is further marred by the gnarled hands of political interests, which have contorted markets into pawns of governance rather than free entities. The resultant skew of pure economic signals breeds distorted outcomes at variance with what an uninhibited market would otherwise produce. Domestic and foreign manipulations shroud genuine valuation, portending inefficiencies and disillusionment.

For wealth conveyance, turn to the tangibility of physical gold and silver, solid anchors in a sea of depreciating currencies. Consider the discreet procurement of pre-1965 coins, aside from their numismatic allure, as vessels of intrinsic worth, impervious to currency debasement.

As you begin to make acquiring safe assets a goal, keep your eye on the weekly unfolding of spot and premium prices and develop a strategy for accumulation and wealth perpetuation. Gold and silver have stood as the enduring ledger of wealth through centuries of fiscal calamity.

Against a potentially looming collapse, the convergence of precious metals’ intrinsic value with intelligent foresight suggests survival and the prospect of thriving in adversity’s wake.

With a resolute nod to time-tested wisdom and obstinate rejection of fleeting monetary constructs, I once more advocate for the embrace of solid assets.

Be not deceived – be prepared ~ Silver Savior

WhySilverNow.com (why is silver the most undervalued financial asset in the world)

Get Your Free Gold Wealth Kit Here

• Note: We are not giving advice; we only give our opinion; we are not financial advisors. This article only represents our thoughts about the economy.