ALERT: Their Secret Plan To Revalue Gold Was Just Leaked

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  • @TonyL-gw4qx says:

    Only problem is there has been no audit for 70+ YEARS!!! Do we have the Gold ??

    • @bryan.flores says:

      we probably have more than you expect

    • @TonyL-gw4qx says:

      @@bryan.floresproblem is know one can prove it. And it’s very strange why even to see it is restricted. I hope that possibility is accurate but the past says otherwise. It took 3 years to get Germany Their gold when they asked for less than half of it. I’m wondering if we even have the gold of others.

    • @nyquil762 says:

      We probably have less than they say.

    • @muhammaDEsmustafa says:

      Moved to Tel Aviv long ago.

    • @brawndothethirstmutilator9848 says:

      @nyquil762, The more likely probability is that the US holds more gold than declared.

  • @rubicon3416 says:

    I’ve decided to revalue my house to 10 million. What a great asset I have!

    • @omonkkonen6676 says:

      Well, you like to pay property taxes from that valuation?

    • @QuixPrime says:

      Do you have the cash to buy up all similar houses at 10 million each? Otherwise I see a hole in your plan.

    • @Lptalks212 says:

      Your not Uncle Sam so ?

    • @Leeyouno says:

      But gold cannot be copied. People can probably rebuild your house for 1mill. Or around that. Note that your house is more useful to ordinary humans than a rare metal, though.

    • @infinite_calamari says:

      @@Leeyouno 3,600 tons of gold are produced every year. moreover, 216,000 tons are estimated to be above ground. it’s not as scarce as you think.

  • @chrisunderhill8853 says:

    I still dont understand why they dont just mint a coin and call it 400 Terraflipp a plip plob piile of poop and just pay every thing off and act like every thing is normal? What the hell is the difference?

    • @briansmythe3000 says:

      Didn”t they already Suggest That Minting some Platinum Coin and paying off the Dept

    • @KSASTAMPS says:

      Because the debt represents a legal claim on the future income and production of citizens. The coin wouldn’t. That is the whole difference. When the Treasury sends an interest bearing note to the Fed, the Fed now has a legal claim on the future income streams from taxpayers to repay the note and the interest on the note. It is true that about 20% of the debt is internal to the government so it could be literally cancelled by the federal government simply refusing to redeem these notes from the Fed. After all, why should the Fed profit by creating money from thin air and charging the government for the privilege? There’s no reason that deficits could not be financed simply by the government directly printing the money and spending into circulation–ie., there’s no need to attach an interest burden to the money creation. The new money would circulate, create a certain amount of inflation, and then inflation would stop once the money supply were stabilized. The great monetary secret at the moment is that the M2 money supply continues to expand, and expand and expand. You can expect continuing high inflation for as far as the eye can see.

    • @smartmoney8889 says:

      Who will buy it, if they have none of these. Others are not dumb fools. Then it becomes like bond only

  • @whatthefunction9140 says:

    Remember the next fed chair will be from idiocracy casting. We might be monetizing Gatorade with electrolytes

  • @coreytrevor1311 says:

    Since musk never live-streamed fort Knox and all the gold I think it’s safe to assume there is none.

  • @teestanmintiendo7842 says:

    whats the point of paying down part of the national debt with a one time gimmick if they will never have the discipline to control debt spending going forward.

    • @timtaylor7867 says:

      pump and dump
      rinse and repeat
      because they can
      their not being held accountable.

    • @kyanpepper92teller97 says:

      Becuase they can just go ahead and revalue it up again it’s a money glitch

    • @Hewhomustnotbenamed-rz7kc says:

      Because Americans are obedient enough to let it happen

    • @borgemenke2 says:

      Because now they’ll have something more than thin air to secure their authority. They’re actually acquiring something of value with the money they’re printing.

    • @craigrider9822 says:

      Because they’ll do it again, but next time it will only be 25 years away.

  • @sporegnosis says:

    A big problem here: is the treasury required to buy gold form the open market at this price? If no, then this is a scam, if yes, where will the treasury find the cash to give to the international gold sellers?

  • @kendahl7922 says:

    Hurry UP. Storage for my 100,000 tonnes of gold is not cheap…

  • @Todd-w6u says:

    It would have to be much more than $20k to solve the debt crisis !

  • @faronray5765 says:

    You turn your gold in for $20000 an ounce to the Govt, a year later the Govt makes the price of gold $100000.

    • @dustinmiller2775 says:

      At least $34,000!
      Just like when they went from $20 to $34 from 1933-34.

    • @FAFOrednickinsell says:

      ​@@dustinmiller2775

      China’s Gold Reserves Unveiled: Investigating Claims of Secret Hoarding and the Alleged Discrepancy

      JANUARY 9, 2024

      Based on these calculations, Frisby estimates that China has at around 33,000 tons of gold, with at least half being state-owned. That state-owned portion (16,500 tons) is double what the U.S. holds.

      If China admits to the U.S., “We got twice as much gold as you,’ that’s tantamount to a declaration of war,” according to Frisby. The yuan would become more valuable, gold would become more valuable, and China would become the leader of both of these assets.

      OxfordGoldGroup

    • @bilyonarelifestile2226 says:

      first they confiscate ur gold then they raise the price but only banks can participate

    • @renegademind1833 says:

      🐑

    • @tuscanyjc says:

      @@renegademind1833 Per Jim Sinclair you take nat debt / by Fed gold holding & u get $55,000 some years ago

  • @thethinkingman9338 says:

    If the national debt is $38Trillion – $5Trillion won’t make a dent. They’d have to revalue gold to $152,000oz

    • @FAFOrednickinsell says:

      China’s Gold Reserves Unveiled: Investigating Claims of Secret Hoarding and the Alleged Discrepancy

      JANUARY 9, 2024

      Based on these calculations, Frisby estimates that China has at around 33,000 tons of gold, with at least half being state-owned. That state-owned portion (16,500 tons) is double what the U.S. holds.

      If China admits to the U.S., “We got twice as much gold as you,’ that’s tantamount to a declaration of war,” according to Frisby. The yuan would become more valuable, gold would become more valuable, and China would become the leader of both of these assets.

      OxfordGoldGroup

    • @lalagardenia6500 says:

      My thought as well – 5 trillion is a drop in the bucket 😢

  • @dstnrunner says:

    The gold price is set globally, not just in the US. Revaluing it to $20K will make the dollar completely worthless and you will literally need a wheelbarrow of cash to buy a loaf of bread.

  • @mrlarry999 says:

    If they were going to re-price gold at $20,000 per ounce, then you would think that the U.S. would be buying gold at $3,300 hand over fist.
    There’s nothing to suggest that they are doing that.
    We’ve seen a lot of gold move from London to New York.
    Maybe they are doing it on the down-low. The BRICS countries have been accumulating gold for a few years now.
    Maybe the U.S. is trying to play catch up. 🤷🏽

  • @Hermod_Hermit says:

    Just hold your gold physically. Would you seriously trust a vaulting service to release your gold back to you in the case of urgency/crisis on a global scale? I’d say chances are the men at he vaulting facility, those men that are well armed and also have families to care for, might think that you – the stranger gold owner – can go stuff it.

  • @kevinarmstrong751 says:

    Trump said he was going to audit Fort Knox and the Fed , nothing happened ?

  • @freesk8 says:

    Revaluing Gold would not give the goldbugs like me any more Gold. What it would do is devalue dollars. And the big effect of this would be to destroy the bond market. Each bond would be worth massively less overnight. Bondholders would take massive haircuts. Portfolios would lose billions in real value. And any Gold owner who actually sold above board would have massive capital gains taxes. Yuck.

  • @alancosens says:

    I hereby declare that all the pennies I have are now worth $5000 each. Behold! I am now worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Congratulations to me.

  • @Motoguy94 says:

    Another reason they wouldn’t revalue gold is that China is estimated to have 20 thousand tons. Why would you revalue gold and give your adversary that much of an advantage.

  • @SamanthaSanchez-sj5el says:

    This scenario might sound like sci-fi to some, but if gold were revalued like that, imagine the ripple effect on everything from inflation to savings to real estate. My retirement prtfolio would be crushed if I hadn’t spoken to Nancy Marie Kilby last year. She helped me shift some assets just in time. Honestly, without her, I’d still be sitting on what I thought were safe investments.

    • @Donalddavies-gc9rb says:

      I hadn’t even considered how a gold revaluation could affect us regular folks. It’s kind of scary… Like, wouldn’t the dollar lose trust almost overnight? I’ve been putting everything into index funds. Might be time to diversify but how did you even know what to do? And how did you find Nancy?

    • @SamanthaSanchez-sj5el says:

      Exactly. People think these macroeconomic moves are just theory, but they trickle down hard. Dollar trust issues mean purchasing power drops, interest rates go haywire, and the average person ends up paying more for basics. Nancy didn’t push products, which I respected. She just asked the right questions about risk, timing, even personal goals. That conversation alone opened my eyes.

    • @AnnaWoods-rm7cf says:

      I’ve got savings, but I feel like I’m one headline away from losing it all. If you don’t mind me asking how do I reach Nancy Marie Kilby? I’m not looking for a sales pitch, just want someone smart who sees beyond the usual advice.

    • @SamanthaSanchez-sj5el says:

      No problem. I felt the same way cautious. I reached her through a referral group, but you can search her name online. She’s not all over social media, which I respect, but she’s the real deal. If the government ever pulls a gold move like this, you’ll want someone like her in your corner before, not after.

    • @Donalddavies-gc9rb says:

      Appreciate this thread. It’s not fear-mongering it’s foresight. Might just take the plunge and get some insight from her too. These days, doing nothing feels riskier than doing something.

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