Jim Willie delved into a variety of economic topics, offering his distinctively bold takes on gold, silver, and global finance.
Willie framed today’s market landscape as an environment ripe for major shifts—pointing to central-bank gold buying, a potential “default” in the London gold market, and renewed trade tensions as key catalysts. Throughout the discussion, he highlighted what he sees as the likelihood of rising precious-metals prices, citing multiple forces converging to push gold and silver higher than most mainstream analysts currently predict.
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I think commodity’s are very undervalued in todays economy not only to help our companies with their supply chains in the global economy but to arbitrarily strengthen the dollar.
As the global economy slows down, we may see commodity’s stop being subsidized and the true value compared to the dollar will show.
in short term this will hurt the dollars buying power.
But, considering if we actually were to pay off our debt, we will be the wealthiest country in the world again due to the amount of debt in the world.
Current global debt sitting above $300 Trillion.
