As a gold and silver enthusiast and commentator, it is my duty and passion to provide insights into the shifting tides of our economy—insights that stem from over 30 years of dedicated research. The current economic environment paints a grim picture, rife with indicators that suggest we may be entering the twilight of the US dollar as the bedrock of a debt-based currency system.

The Federal Reserve’s latest maneuver to enhance asset purchases provided only a temporary balm to soaring interest rates – they are rising again.

Despite their efforts, rates are climbing again, as typified by the US 10-year bond yield rising to 4.27%. This disquieting trend parallels historical precedents of collapsing debt-ridden empires and prompts a pressing question: Are we witnessing the final months of the dollar-based debt currency life cycle?

Let us distill the essence of our current situation by looking at the metals market. Gold, with a spot price of $3,041.20 per ounce (an all-time high), is not merely shimmering—it is signaling a refuge for those who sense the underlying tremors of economic upheaval. Silver follows suit at $34.52 per ounce, its relatively lower price than gold—as indicated by a gold-to-silver ratio (G/S) of 88.13—hinting at a potential arbitrage for the astute investor.

Silver is the most undervalued commodity/currency in the economy. Some might call it a wise move to get some now while its price remains suppressed and controlled. We are not pitching gold or silver as a sales tactic — this is a comment on the state of the American dollar — it is being deliberately destroyed to bring in a new financial system.

Our eyes also turn to other precious metals: palladium, at $961.501, and platinum, at $993.78 per ounce. These and copper, at $4.903 per pound, are a barometer of industrial health and investment alternatives. Notably, since our last discussion, these commodities have experienced fluctuations, reflective of the instability encroaching upon global markets.

Energy prices, too, often serve as economic sentinels. US Crude Oil costs $68 per barrel and Mont Belvieu LDH Propane hovers at $0.57 per gallon. The stability of these prices is precarious at best, susceptible to the twin specters of inflation and geopolitical upheavals.

The cryptocurrency market, always a subject of interest and speculation, manifests the public’s search for a technological safe harbor. Bitcoin USD is valued at $83,268, Ethereum at $1,912.02, and lesser-known but equally volatile digital assets like Alchemy Pay (ACH-USD) trade at $0.023. Decentralized Finance Assets (Defi) represent short-term p

Despite their allure, cryptocurrencies remain risky, bereft of the intrinsic value inherent in physical gold and silver. Remember cry

Our nation’s financial health pulses like a fading heartbeat, now exacerbated by an increase in the velocity of money, which in turn fans the flames of inflation. This rise in the speed at which money changes hands compounds our inflation woes, diluting the dollar’s purchasing power and pushing us towards an inflection point where continuity in our current financial system becomes untenable.

However, what is witnessed in our economy is not an isolated phenomenon born out of happenstance. Our system is shackled by political interventions that forsake the virtues of free-market dynamics. Market manipulations serve only to distort outcomes and create a mirage of prosperity that, when dissipated, reveals the harsh terrain of inefficiency and unrealized potential.

Awareness and preparation are our bulwarks against the tidal forces of economic disarray. My advocacy for a transition to solid assets like gold and silver is bolstered by a survivalist perspective that foresees a post-collateral landscape wherein paper currencies may wrestle with existential validity.

Acquiring precious metals, mainly pre-1965 coins, offers not just wealth preservation but is emblematic of a return to tangible value. In a possible future marked by liquidity crises and dramatic drops in the dollar’s purchasing power, these assets will stand as bastions of stable exchange.

As consumers and investors, we must brace for the fallout from a debt market collapse that underpins much of our current economic activity. Beyond securing our financial fortress with precious metals, we should also lay in provisions to ensure our day-to-day survival—food, shelter, and water are primary concerns that will predominate in the aftermath of a systemic unraveling.

In conclusion, history offers us invaluable lessons on the precipices of economic ruin. It implores us to recognize the unsustainable trajectory of a debt-fueled currency system. Now, more than ever, the wisdom concealed within gold and silver glows unmistakably. As these metals have weathered centuries of fiscal storms, they beckon us toward the sound economic principles upon which enduring prosperity may be rebuilt.

In such moments, we are reminded of the resilience and foresight required to transcend the instability ahead. Let this be a clarion call to all who seek to preserve their wealth and navigate through the shoals of an uncertain economic future: look to gold and silver, for within them lies the strength to rebuild a world of sound economic order post-dollar dominance.

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.