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There is only one way for the USA to get interest rates down. I’ll walk you through it, but first, we must establish the actual definition of inflation: An increase in the money supply. The USA has 261 million troy ounces of gold on its books. The gold is currently valued at $42.22 per ounce on the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet. In conjunction with the Treasury, they can make an accounting entry to revalue the gold to a higher dollar amount, and the difference is printed. If the gold were revalued to $10,000 per ounce, that would provide the Treasury with over $2.5 trillion. By utilizing this legitimate way of printing money, they could buy back a portion of the outstanding United States debt. This would effectively cap yields and devalue the debt at the same time, causing a one-time inflation spike. The government would have some time to get its books in order and fix the issues that got us to this point. But soon after, inflation will resume—hopefully closer to the 2% target now that the debt burden has been eased. They could also opt to revalue the gold even higher to buy back and devalue more of the debt. Now, how much inflation would an action like this cause? The M2 money supply is $23 trillion. A revaluation to $10,000 gold would print roughly $2.5 trillion. This would cause a one-time inflation spike of less than 10%. Many people struggle to understand how gold could more than double in price while the resulting inflation would be only a fraction of that increase. But the math is straightforward. This may shake confidence in the U.S. dollar. To regain and establish confidence, the U.S. government could pledge 10% of its gold reserves and issue long-dated gold bonds to anchor the currency. Additionally, an audit of the gold reserves could be conducted for transparency. The bond market started to melt down this week. The government is going to have to act soon, or the entire system will crumble. Drastic situations call for drastic measures. Monetary metals are the only solution. #gold #silver

@pmbug The numbers never lie! I trust your analysis and honest reporting of what you see. I just saw reports that many naked SLV shorts were added recently. So that could be warping the outcome here.

@pmbug The numbers never lie! I trust your analysis and honest reporting of what you see. I just saw reports that many naked SLV shorts were added recently. So that could be warping the outcome here.

@MONETARY_MAYHEM If I didn’t hold any gold and silver, I would not be able to sleep at night. But thankfully I do. So I sleep soundly despite the United States bond market collapsing!

@silver207141 No way! Gold and silver are primed for 100% moves!

10-year Treasury hits 5.2%! You’ve seen nothing yet! Got gold and silver? https://t.co/4JLBYpxJcO

Comex Gold Call Options Alert! Unusual OTM call option activity appeared yesterday (Sept. 23rd) in the December 2026 Comex gold options: $4,750 strike: +941 calls
$4,850 strike: +1,704 calls $5,000 strike: +467 calls $6,000 strike: +350 calls While the bond market was imploding yesterday, traders were making large bets that the price of gold will be significantly higher by December 2026. The bond market continues to sell off this morning, making new decade-high yields. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will use money from the TGA to buy back bonds at 11 a.m. in an attempt to contain the bond-market selloff. The issue is that, despite being the house, he isn’t utilizing his firepower to the fullest. He will need to deploy hundreds of billions if he wants to contain bond yields from skyrocketing. I wish him luck in his endeavors! I will continue to invest in gold and silver! The masses simply do not understand yet that the U.S. government will benefit from a higher gold price! #gold #silver

Comex Gold Call Options Alert! Unusual OTM call option activity appeared yesterday (Sept. 23rd) in the December 2026 Comex gold options: $4,750 strike: +941 calls
$4,850 strike: +1,704 calls $5,000 strike: +467 calls $6,000 strike: +350 calls While the bond market was imploding yesterday, traders were making large bets that the price of gold will be significantly higher by December 2026. The bond market continues to sell off this morning, making new decade-high yields. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will use money from the TGA to buy back bonds at 11 a.m. in an attempt to contain the bond-market selloff. The issue is that, despite being the house, he isn’t utilizing his firepower to the fullest. He will need to deploy hundreds of billions if he wants to contain bond yields from skyrocketing. I wish him luck in his endeavors! I will continue to invest in gold and silver! The masses simply do not understand yet that the U.S. government will benefit from a higher gold price! #gold #silver

Comex Gold Call Options Alert! Unusual OTM call option activity appeared yesterday (Sept. 23rd) in the December 2026 Comex gold options: $4,750 strike: +941 calls
$4,850 strike: +1,704 calls $5,000 strike: +467 calls $6,000 strike: +350 calls While the bond market was imploding yesterday, traders were making large bets that the price of gold will be significantly higher by December 2026. The bond market continues to sell off this morning, making new decade-high yields. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will use money from the TGA to buy back bonds at 11 a.m. in an attempt to contain the bond-market selloff. The issue is that, despite being the house, he isn’t utilizing his firepower to the fullest. He will need to deploy hundreds of billions if he wants to contain bond yields from skyrocketing. I wish him luck in his endeavors! I will continue to invest in gold and silver! The masses simply do not understand yet that the U.S. government will benefit from a higher gold price! #gold #silver

Today was a bond market meltdown. Investors around the world sold U.S. debt. What did they get in return for selling those bonds? Dollars. Where will those dollars rotate to? Will they flow into stocks while the market is already near all-time highs? What other asset class competes directly with the bond market besides equities? Monetary metals. As yields rise, I expect more capital to rotate into gold, silver, other commodities, and mining stocks. Bonds are no longer a safe haven and the stock market isn’t worth the risk-reward. #gold #silver