Significant changes are rumbling under the surface of the US and Western economy’s infrastructure. US debt has become intractable and is being officially recognized as unserviceable and no longer sustainable. The schemers at the Central Banks and the Trump Administration are working on another plan to push the unsolvable debt problem down the road (a short distance) while fooling the public and enlisting complicit world governments in the continued looting of American wealth. This plan has been floated and is called the “Mar-a-Lago Accord.”

One version of this plan suggests a shift toward a financial system where central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and commodities like gold and oil play a bigger role in global finance, replacing the dominance of the dollar system. His ideas include restructuring foreign-held US debt into ultra-long, 100-year bonds, revaluing gold reserves to bolster Uncle Sam’s balance sheet, and pushing allies to share more of America’s financial burden through bond purchases or increased defense spending. – Source

Unfortunately, the Mar-a-Lago Accord is just the next step in the New World Order’s agenda to dominate and extinguish the individual’s life experience — replaced with humans becoming digitally enslaved people in a world outside of their control.

In recent years, we’ve witnessed the strain exerted on our economy by an escalating debt market and a tenacious adherence to a debt-based currency system. As our nation’s debt continues to swell, surpassing a staggering $30 trillion, the stark reality of our economic volatility comes increasingly into focus.

Upon examining the financial landscape, it’s critical to note that the interest rates, particularly the US 10-year Bond Yield, have continued their volatile dance, currently sitting at 4.263%. This figure is down slightly from the 4.288% mentioned in a prior analysis, but still indicative of a market sentiment fraught with unease. The temporary relief provided by the Federal Reserve’s intervention—increased asset purchases to lower rates—was predictably short-lived; investors are once again demanding higher yields to offset the perceived risks of lending to a government ensnared by its bloated ledger.

In fact, the recent bond yield slide is symptomatic of astronomical debt purchasing. It releases new dollars into a market already saturated with dollars and fanning the flames of inflation, forcing the purchasing power of the dollar even lower and pushing Americans further and further into poverty.

Despite these challenges, the appeal of physical gold and silver has never dimmed. As I pen this article, gold has soared to an awe-inspiring $2,874.525 per ounce, cementing its stature as a dependable store of value. Silver, while usually trailing its luminary counterpart, reflects robust confidence at $31.6925 per ounce, sustained by its dual allure as both an investment asset and an indispensable industrial commodity.

In our contemporary moment, the gold-to-silver ratio (G/S) stands at 90.70. Historically, rations significantly above the ground-based average of 55 to 1 have pointed toward the undervaluation of silver relative to gold. A savvy investor might view this as an enticing opportunity to augment their silver holdings in anticipation of a corrective market adjustment.

Platinum and palladium, often overshadowed by their more celebrated compeers, persist in their quiet contribution to the precious metals narrative, trading at $960.11 and $937.674, respectively. Each plays a unique role in the economic mosaic, driven by industrial demand, particularly in the automotive sector. Copper, frequently regarded as a financial health barometer, has been trading at $4.6145, its utility undiminished, even as global economic indicators flounder. There is talk today of copper shortages resulting from mine shutdowns and increasing demand for copper required for so-called green technology. The demand for electric vehicles is spurred on by the financial narrative pretending climate problems are related to CO2 creation — in reality, CO2 is what allows the world to create the food necessary to feed the global population.

With the commodity staples in view, let’s pivot to the volatile world of digital assets. Bitcoin, currently priced at $93,194.30, continues its mercurial existence. It stands as a beacon for those followers weary of traditional fiscal controls. While volatility is the watchword in crypto, the heightened interest underscores a burgeoning shift toward decentralized currency systems.

However, as mentioned in previous observations, a marked distinction exists between speculation and wealth preservation. The latter, through the lens of history and economic precedent, has always favored tangible assets over digitized abstractions in times of fiscal distress.

In the shadow of these market movements, we find the greater economic narrative underscored by a worrying trend: the rising velocity of money. This indicator, remarkable predominantly for its ability to signify an economy in flux, now intimates inflationary currents as money circulates rapidly. This acceleration translates to diminished purchasing power and underlines the rationale behind investments in hard assets.

Our precarious predicament is further amplified by the subtle market manipulations orchestrated by political and financial institutions. The free market, which should operate under the laws of supply and demand, finds itself unnaturally influenced, leading to distortions and inefficiencies. These maneuvers skew the reality of the marketplace, surreptitiously shaping outcomes to the benefit of the select few while undermining the economic sovereignty of many.

Thus, we must confront an economy under duress and one whose vital signs are obfuscated by the concealing hand of policy and control. What endures in such an environment are assets immune to these veils, chief among them gold and silver.

For those with the foresight to see beyond the artifice of fiat currency, there lies the option to convert paper wealth into the age-old sanctuaries of gold and silver. The acquisition of pre-1965 coins, commonly referred to as ‘junk silver,’ serves as an additional measure, a practical and divisible means of trading with intrinsic value in a post-collapse barter system.

As a final observation and pressing recommendation, please consider the practicalities of post-debt market survival. Preparation extends beyond financial allocations—it entails securing essentials, from food and dwellings to medicine and energy. The precipice upon which we stand demands comprehensive readiness.

In lockstep with ongoing analyses and assessments, our greatest assurance against the waning of an overextended paper currency and the crumbling debt infrastructure is a return to asset-backed sensibilities. The undiminished allure and necessity of precious metals provide an invaluable refuge against the monetary upheavals that loom on the horizon.

Whether we stand merely months away from the expiration of dollar dominance, the signals emanate with increasing clarity. The traditional safeguards of wealth and stability beckon with greater urgency than ever before. May we heed the call, transition to solid ground, and ensure the preservation and perhaps the resurgence of our economic well-being.

Be not deceived – be prepared ~ Silver Savior

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• 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.