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Jan. 9, 2025 - The David Knight Show
31:30
INTERVIEW A Consensus Emerges on Inflation Prospects
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Yeah, well, let's get in touch with Wise Wolf, Tony Arterman himself, who happens to be on the line.
And welcome, Tony.
Good to have you on.
Always good to see you, David.
I just looked out my front door here, and it's snowing in North Texas.
It's got a snowstorm coming.
Wow.
It makes you wonder how those warm waters down in the Gulf of America are right now.
You know, I wonder if we can get down there and just be on vacation.
My dog, Bean, has jumped up in my lap because it's actually pretty windy, and it's supposed to...
Supposed to be a lot of snowfall and more than we usually get in the wintertime here in the next day or so.
Well, hopefully your power grid's going to hang in there this time.
I hope so.
I remember when that happened and we were in Texas and we wound up doing a show by candlelight.
I remember that.
And cell phone.
I remember.
The second day we did it, as it warmed up, we realized that a pipe had burst in our kitchen.
And so we had Whistler holding the camera there, and Travis and Karen were mopping, and I'm trying to do this.
And it was pretty crazy.
But hopefully that won't happen this time.
But we've got a lot of things to talk about.
I mean, we just had the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee, and the headline says that almost all, quote, almost all federal Fed members see higher inflation coming.
What about that?
And they think it's because of Trump.
What's that?
It reminds me of the Carson, the Karnak trick where you'd hold the envelope up to his forehead.
Because it's funny, like, we're going to see some inflation.
They're like, by the way, we're going to cut rates.
You know, like, well, of course.
And they're talking about around June or so of 2025 here and cutting rates.
And, I mean, this is, again, transitory.
Remember, it was transitory.
Both Janet Yellen and Jerome Powell said that inflation was transitory.
And then they said, no, we're going to do something.
We're very hawkish.
We're going to roll it back.
It's going to be tamed.
And then they just figured out they couldn't do it anyway, even with raising interest rates faster than any time in history.
Any other Fed chair did, Jerome Powell.
And we saw the effects on that.
The economy started to stall.
What do they do?
Because we're built on debt.
We're built on cheap fiat currency.
And there's no way out.
They're going to have to inflate their way out of every issue.
That's why it's so silly, you know, the mainstream headlines and talking about earnings and other things.
Until we get a grip on, you know, what causes inflation and the devaluation of our currency, then none of these economic issues are...
It's going to be sold.
Oh, yeah.
Well, we know, and they know, but they're not going to do anything about it.
And you talk about how fast he raised interest rates.
I'll never forget, you know, back at the beginning of this fourth turning, 2007-2008, you know, when he starts, they'd had really low rates for a very long time, and then they start raising them a quarter, like every month, you know, just like a stair step, until they got high enough that they helped to cause the bubble to burst.
And then this time around, he doesn't do it a quarter each time.
He's doing it three quarters each.
Three-quarters of a point each time, so 75 basis points.
Yeah, who would have thought that this type of thing would happen?
And yet, as they're looking forward, they're also saying that they're talking about inflation.
You know, as we look at these interest rates, though, it's interesting how, as they keep dropping the interest rates, The long-term bond market believes that there's going to be a lot of inflation.
And so they keep raising the rates.
And that's one of the reasons why the home mortgage rates are going up, even as these guys are cutting the rates.
It's because in the marketplace where people are buying the bonds, that's where they're bidding the stuff up because they're not buying it either.
It's just a lie.
And so as they keep pretending that inflation is not a problem, the market says otherwise.
And that's why you keep seeing the home mortgage rates go up.
Yeah, and it may be cheaper for the banks to borrow and go directly to the Fed, but they don't want to pass that on to consumers because they don't believe in the strength of the economy.
That's exactly what they're signaling.
They don't believe in the strength of the borrowers to pay back those loans, and they're going to make money.
That's what they're going to do.
They have the cash.
They have the funds.
They're going to hoard it, just like they did after 2009. The TARP bailouts and Hank Paulson begging Nancy Pelosi.
It seems quaint now, but it was supposed to be like, The $700 billion that they needed to cover the shortfall through the Treasury.
And now we just look at that.
And I was telling you off air that Janet Yellen is saying that she thinks that the COVID stimulus may have had an impact on inflation.
Only the best minds, David and Errol, were.
When we make 2009 look tame in a bygone era, when they bailed out for the Great Recession, now we just do that.
Again, it's a trillion in debt every hundred days.
And I think you and I even calculated one of the last quarter of 2024, it was like...
Every 90 days, it's like $2.3 trillion or something like that.
Yeah, it's accelerating.
It's accelerating.
It's going up exponentially.
So, yeah, maybe when we were talking about that, I joked and I said, well, maybe she had some revelation when she was on mushrooms.
Famously doing that in China.
And then coming out and bowing incessantly, you know?
Yeah, we got the, what is it?
The term was not clept.
Which is ruled by thieves.
But we have a cockistocracy, which is ruled by the worst people that you could possibly have.
And Janet Yellen has to have her picture right there in the dictionary next to cockistocracy.
And Biden.
People like Janet Yellen really show you that they're not in charge.
You know, there's no way that they could run something as complicated as the U.S. Treasury.
Or maybe it's like a plant to make sure that she runs it the way, kind of like a mobster would pick a real estate agent or something to run the casino.
Maybe that's what Trump did trying to figure out how he managed to bankrupt so many different casinos when he's almost got a license to print money, you know.
But maybe he hired a real estate agent to run it.
I know he hired a real estate agent to try to get that.
That house that he wanted a parking lot for, it was straight out of up.
You know, he had some widow who had a home and he wanted to buy.
She didn't want to sell it.
And so he went to the local government and got them to condemn it, take her home and everything.
And then he declared bankruptcy and shut his casino down anyway.
But let's talk about gold because we see that China's demand is going up in gold.
And the headline is gold gains on technical buying as well as China demand.
And, of course, the technical buying is going to be things that are...
We'll be looking at what's going to happen with inflation and other issues like that, right?
Well, absolutely.
And, you know, there's something interesting about China.
They bought the dip.
Whatever they're running, their calculations, these are long-term.
It's something China's been doing since the beginning of this century, and buying off the books.
And you had to wonder about that.
They're not open about their gold buying.
I remember stories that would pop up in the last 36 months where...
You know, there'd be some giant gold purchase, and then somebody would sleuth and find, you know, it's a subsidiary of the Chinese government that's buying this gold.
So they didn't want the world to know what they were doing.
I think there will be a big reveal eventually, and they'll just say, we have more gold in the U.S. I think that they actually do.
I mean, I've seen research from, you know, journalists over at Kitco speculating that China has close to 16,000 tons of gold, because they've been buying literally since, Really just calculating where the trade deficits were going and what was happening with the U.S. manufacturing base.
And they slipped in at the end of the 20th century.
They got that deal from George W. Bush with most favored trading status with the WTO on December 11th, 2001, 90 days after 9-11.
And since then, you know, it's 55,000 factories were gone within five years, you know, one in three manufacturing jobs.
Those were gone.
So again, they had to go somewhere.
People are funny about trade deficits.
Well, it's not in a vacuum.
It has to go somewhere if there's a deficit.
And the surplus went to China.
So in my estimation, I think these articles are going to continue to come out where you see China as the leader in the gold business and gold buying.
They have 60,000 gold mines.
This is worth examining.
And what happens?
If the U.S. starts to try to be ham-fisted about its trade policies, like with Trump talking about 100% tariffs on countries that don't use king dollar, what happens when the Chinese say, well, actually, we have, you know, when gold remonetizes, we have the gold reserves.
You know, it used to be the U.S. with 8,000 and a half tons or whatever it is.
I don't necessarily believe it anymore.
We haven't had an audit.
Since the 50s.
So that is an open question, I think.
I think Goldfinger got it all.
Goldfinger, that was when everybody talked about all the gold being in Fort Knox.
But is there any gold in Fort Knox?
Who knows?
Definitely.
We have Bond villains at Davos, for sure.
One of them's got it.
That's right.
Well, you said that China buys the dips.
They bought 10 tons of gold in December.
Because, you know, everybody else is so excited about Trump.
That's why we put that in that commercial, Yukon Cornelius, you know.
While Trump euphoria has got everybody saying, well, we're going to get crypto.
We're not going to get gold.
Well, China went to the gold and bought that dip.
Well, absolutely.
I did, too.
You know, we bought it for Wolfpack.
I see that, again, the fundamentals are all still there.
What drove the price of gold to record highs?
I mean, we forget.
Gold broke its all-time high, like, what was it, like 30 times or something in 2024?
And before that, it was gaps of years and years.
I mean, 2011 to 2020. There was no ATH, no all-time high for gold.
But in 2024, like 30-something times.
And it was happening weekly.
I could come on the show here and we'd talk about it.
I know.
So we already knew that that was going to continue.
The fundamentals of nothing really changes with the election, except for some proposed crypto deregulation or being crypto-friendly for Bitcoin, which has driven the price of Bitcoin.
And we'll see what happens there.
I mean, we were talking off-air about the...
Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, maybe not going forward or losing momentum or steam, or is Trump going to back out on that?
That's an open question.
He was really supported by the Bitcoin community and those in the crypto space, so we'll see.
I mean, I've lived through the Trump presidency.
I remember things.
I know I'm not supposed to.
The United States of amnesia.
I try not to join that crowd.
But I remember, you know, 2017 to 2021 and what policies came out of that.
So I'm skeptical.
I'm just going to continue to do what I do regardless of the politics because I know that we live in a world of fiat and fake and debt.
The world is completely over leveraged.
I mean, corporate bankruptcies.
I mean, massively this year.
The corporate debt is staggering.
And then, of course, the government debt is absolutely out of control.
So none of those things are going to be fixed.
And I know that, and that means that commodities and things with finite resources will win the day.
And it's not just America.
It's countries all over the world that are getting huge leverage of debt.
It's corporations, it's consumers, everybody's going into debt.
But yeah, I like that.
We should talk about MAGA being make amnesia great again.
That's the whole secret of success for Trump is to make amnesia great.
And they're going to do it again.
And that's where we are right now.
The Atlantic had an article talking about the great crypto crash.
And they said Trump is going to usher in a speculative frenzy.
And that's the thing.
Regardless of the fundamentals of gold or Bitcoin or the economy or anything else like that, I get concerned when I see frenzies.
Because frenzies always wind up creating bubbles, and bubbles always burst at some point or the other.
And that's the key thing.
Even when you look at AI and the stocks around that, because AI stocks were driving the stock market this last year, you get ahead of expectations in a frenzy.
And sooner or later, somebody...
It says, wait a minute, this can't possibly work out with this kind of optimism, and a few people start to leave the exits, and then again, because we're talking about a mass psychology, everybody starts running for the exits then, you know?
And we saw that with a dot-com burst.
I mean, certainly the internet was a real thing, and it was going to be there.
So we could see that with AI. We could see that with the crypto optimism.
There's a lot of deregulation that's going to happen.
Quick whiplash from Biden, who was doing everything he could to either outright prohibit it or regulate it into oblivion.
And you go from that to somebody who is talking about maybe even making it part of the reserve.
Don't think that's going to happen.
But this kind of whiplash that is there has really created a lot of market frenzy, hasn't it?
It has.
And that is concerning.
I like steady.
The bubbles and the frenzy and the euphoria of all that.
And there's a lot of hype.
And that's where you get the pump and dump.
And the economy, everything's fake.
I mean, it stems back from our currency.
And that's the argument I have every week, every time I come on my show.
And I'm just going to be talking about that.
You look at the metrics.
Yeah, fart coin, baby.
The ultimate bubble, right?
The ultimate, I mean, what does that even mean?
These meme coins and other things, and what it leads to in my estimation, this could be the way that I look at the world is probably very similar to you.
I look at these banksters, they want ultimate control, they want CBDC. They've got this competing thing like Bitcoin.
They've got decentralization in the market.
Well, you know, do you invite it to the party?
Do you, you know, throw it off the balcony?
That's what I think is happening with crypto, is that they're going to inflate this thing so massive, get everybody involved, and then crash it.
And then that would call for regulation and see what that wouldn't have happened if we had a centrally convenient.
We like digital currency.
We love the convenience of that, but you just need to give your biometrics over and it needs to be state controlled.
And, you know, the centralization is the key and regulation is the key and not these things that led to so many bankruptcies and failures and other things.
That's what I get concerned with.
And the number, that's what in the crypto space you always hear about.
You know, number go up.
And I don't think that's always the best outcome.
You know, I think steady as she goes and building equity and building networks.
And I think a lot of people in the Bitcoin space want to build the Bitcoin network.
And that's certainly me.
You know, I'm Bitcoin-centered.
We should have the site live here within the next month.
For Wise Wolf Bitcoin, and it's going to be Bitcoin only.
I mean, it's just you can use Bitcoin to buy and sell with us, or you can buy precious metals with us.
It's very symbiotic what we're building, and that's based off the Bitcoin network.
But I get really concerned.
Like, I don't own these meme coins, and I'm not pushing.
If you see me pushing a mean coin, folks, I've been hijacked.
Something's wrong.
It's not Tony, so I'm not going to be doing that.
It's AI. Somebody hijacked me.
Be cautious.
It's not me.
It's irresponsible.
And you see what happens because I don't see any value in it.
You can make, by the way, you can make a fortune in it, but you've got to ride the wave.
But that's not business.
That's right.
To me, that's gambling.
That's gambling.
Like a lot of the stock market, it is.
It really is just speculation.
It's a casino.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So I'm very skeptical of things like that, especially in this era, but that's where we are.
There's so much fake floating around.
The pain really hasn't hit, but I believe that we're just around the corner.
It just takes a little push into some uncertainty, and you'll start seeing that what's going to win the day, again, it's who holds the keys to the commodities.
I saw an article earlier today doing some research, and there's a lot of analysts that are concerned about if Trump goes through with some of these tariffs, what it's going to do.
To the price of metals, and especially things like silver, they're clearing out the vaults right now around the world.
And a lot of these companies and large holders of silver and gold are bringing them home to the United States and housing them because if gold and silver are treated as a commodity and not money by these tariffs, it throws off everything and it creates...
Like a devaulting, where all over the world they started clearing out these vaults.
There's going to be so much unintended consequences from just, I mean, again, nobody's ever done that, where we've punished other countries for not using our currency outright with tariffs like that.
That would not be, and I'm...
Somebody who's a proponent of tariffs because of economic nationalism, but that's not what this is, what he's proposing.
Yeah, it's very much, you know, he's weaponizing our financial system against other people, is what he's doing.
Same thing that Biden did, except that, you know, they basically have both, they're going to destroy our financial system by weaponizing it, but they have different ways of doing it.
You know, Biden's going to do it with sanctions, punitive sanctions.
He's going to do it with punitive tariffs.
Same thing.
And when you take a situation as shaky as the world economy is, regardless of where you look at it, I mean, China is not solid either.
I played a clip last week.
A lot of individual Chinese, and I don't know what happened to their social credit score when they posted this stuff up, but they were showing pictures of empty trains, pictures of empty cities, pictures of empty shopping malls, and of course...
I've seen pictures of these McMansions that the Chinese built.
These entire very elaborate expensive homes never occupied.
And so it is kind of a Potemkin economy in many regards.
And if Trump throws in these kind of punitive tariffs, it's going to be like throwing a bomb into a crowded theater here.
Who knows what's going to happen and who's going to get killed with this kind of stuff.
But I think he's really going to do it.
He's an agent of chaos.
And boy...
If he puts in massive tariffs, and even if he doesn't do it, even if he just uses it as a threat, That's not going to be good for our economy, because people are tired of being threatened by the U.S. government.
We've done that.
Biden does it.
Trump does it.
They all do it.
They're the bad boy in town, and we can use military force to take Panama if we want, and there's nothing that you can do or say about it.
That's why we've seen these guys operate for the longest time.
Arthur Hayes was saying that unexpected decisions from Trump Or from the Bank of Japan or China's economic policies, any of this kind of stuff.
He says any of these things could trigger this, and he thinks in addition to that, tax deadlines that are coming up in April, a lot of people perhaps are going to, you know, we've seen the kind of headwinds that the tax season has on crypto.
So he's thinking that it's going to hit the crypto just in general, not just Bitcoin, but all of them.
Hit their peak in March of 2025. So he's pretty specific in terms of his bearishness.
I think that will most likely turn out to be true, just based off of my own analysis, because, again, I'm buying Bitcoin for inventory.
But I expect the price to draw back.
I think we probably will end 2025 over where we are right now.
I think it'll be a decent year.
But these overzealous, I think they're just way out of front of what Bitcoin price is going to be.
And again, if you look at the other markets, they follow Bitcoin.
So if Bitcoin's not really moving, these other things are going to go stagnant.
And the meme coin space and all the stuff that doesn't serve a function, We'll start to implode.
It's like the dot-com era, you know, the same thing.
Dot-com overbuilt, and there were so many, you know, everything was going to be, you know, 100x and times earnings and all this stuff, and it was crazy.
I remember my dad talking to me about it.
I was a kid, you know, but right before I went into the military, we were just discussing what the stock market was and why he didn't own stocks, but he had...
You know, multiple businesses.
He's like, they're overvalued.
And certainly that's true today.
And it took down even companies like Cisco and Intel.
It wasn't just pet.com, you know.
It wasn't just some retail.
You know, pretty much most of these retail.com things that people have bet so much money on.
It's kind of like the meme coins today.
And about the only one that really survived was Amazon.
And what's the latest from Earthlink?
You know, like, what's the latest from Amazon?
I mean, or not Amazon, but AOL, you know?
I mean, Time Warner, you know, WorldCom, they had all these things that were fused together at that time, and they're just not household names anymore, and they lost massive market share.
They just, you know, they had their time, and it wasn't what fit.
I think that will be what's sorted out here with the crypto.
I still believe in the space, but I think, you know, you...
So many things are about number go up.
And it's not about fundamentals or about what makes the coin usable, valuable.
And I think the only thing that really serves any purpose right now, aside from possibly XRP or Ethereum, which I still don't own any of it, is Bitcoin.
You mentioned Earthlink.
I was so disappointed to lose my email address that I had at Earthlink.
I put in DK at Earthlink, but I spelled it out D-E-C-A-Y at Earthlink.com.
That went away?
I got a question for you from Coalimo.
It says, Tony, talking about insurance in California today, what companies insure gold and silver bullion at home?
A bank deposit box or at a private deposit box?
Are these policies worth it?
Well, I use the Hartford is what I use for insurance.
You can look into that.
But if you're storing your gold and silver, I mean, look at some reputable places.
I know Andy Sheckman over at Miles Franklin.
I've talked to him, and he's got a really good storage program with Brinks.
So you've got to have a strong name whenever you're putting it anywhere.
And, of course, we have...
Through the trading floor in Dallas, through Dylan Gage, we have our storage with IDS and others for your IRAs, and those are insured massively.
But if you're in private hands, again, you want to just really be cautious about that.
They'll probably have some suggestions wherever you're storing it on the insurance, but I use the Hartford.
They've been decently transparent.
And that's like an extra rider that you put on your homeowner policy?
Yes.
I use that for business, and I've...
I've got land in Arkansas and my house here in Texas, so it's kind of a universal policy that covers businesses and inventory and things, and they know, they're very aware of, like, you know, what I hold, so that's what I use as the heart for.
Yeah, and it's the kind of thing that, you know, if you've got anything that's got a lot of concentrated value, you need to have that, make sure the insurance company is aware of that, and that is, you know, you declare that and make sure that they have insured that as well anytime you've got something of value.
What's going on at Wise Wolf?
You said you got the Bitcoin exchange that you're working on.
It's coming up soon, right?
What else?
As fast as I can.
Working on that.
And we should be live.
By the time we do our show next week, David, I should be live where you can.
Use Bitcoin to buy gold and silver through me online with no fee.
And we're the only broker in America that does that.
It'll be no transactional fee whatsoever.
You just pay for the price of the metals.
It'll be like cash.
And if you're doing that, if you have a credit card, you have to pay a fee because we have to absorb that.
But I've made it to where Bitcoin's pretty symbiotic with us.
And we'll be doing some press releases, so we're really excited about that.
That's been a network I had to build in, and it's not as easy as it looks.
So the shopping cart will all be set up for Wolfpack.
You'll be able to do one-time purchases, and then we're going to add some other aspects to that site.
So you can just, you know, if you want to do a blanket amount or something of gold and silver and we buy it for you or whatever, we'll have we have so many programs rolling out, but it's going to be a symbiotic relationship between Bitcoin and gold and silver with no fee.
So we're looking forward to that.
So you move back and forth between Bitcoin and gold without a fee.
That's cool.
Yes.
Yeah, you can get into Precious Metals, no fee, when you shop through us, which will be, again, nobody else does that.
And we're glad that we're the first.
Well, that's really good.
So, yeah, people are concerned about something crashing.
There's a way for them to switch it into something else coming up.
So that's great.
And we can talk about the details of that and more about that next week when you come back on.
Anything else going on at Wise Wolf?
That's a big deal.
And I know that's a lot of work to get all that stuff together.
Because all those regulations are still there.
Oh, it's still there.
I brought up my little brother.
He's not little.
I call him my little brother.
I brought my brother in to help me, and he ran a fairly large Bitcoin ATM business that we started together, but he took it and ran with it for many years and sold it within the last couple of years.
So he knows where everybody is and who to talk with on regulation and banking.
So I just brought him in.
We're going to fuse the two things together, which I think, you know, even with what we discussed with the crypto space, I think it's going to be volatile.
But I'm betting that, you know, again, that the free market or innovation and the entrepreneurs still drive civilization.
So I'm still optimistic there that those things will go together.
And then, of course, the precious metals, David.
I mean, I still think we're massively undervalued.
Most analysts are looking at rising gold and silver prices.
I know that they will because you have the Fed meeting and they're...
Talking about inflation, and they don't know why.
They don't know where it's coming from, but they're going to lower rates, and I'm just thinking, okay.
Janet Yellen is thinking maybe that the COVID stimulus had something to do with it.
So I'm still betting on precious metals and finite.
Well, even when you look at some of the big banks and their analysts are saying, well, maybe not.
A lot of them were saying $3,000 by January, whatever, for gold.
Now they're saying, well, maybe by the end of the year, whatever.
But that's still a pretty big increase.
Going from, what is it now, about $2,600 something to $3,000?
You're not going to make anything at all like that in a savings account.
They don't pay zero.
They're like 0.1% interest or something like that.
After January 20th, after the inaugurate, I think you'll just start seeing rising precious metals prices.
And the reason is because there's going to be a massive amount of spending.
You and I both know this.
It's going to be a spending spree.
The likes of which we've probably never seen before.
There's going to be a lot, because that's what the previous Trump administration was all about, the stock market, and just inflating that.
And if you recall, Venezuela, they had a booming stock market too while their currency was dying.
And it won't be like that necessarily in the U.S., but...
Trump loves a weaker dollar.
He wants that.
It can be good to fuel a lot of things in the short term, but we both know what that does to the price of commodities.
It's going to drive that, and that's what those analysts are predicting.
I think they're right.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
I think people are going to be – it's going to – whether or not the make-amnesia-greater-kind crowd gets it or not, the other people are going to get it, and it's going to have real effect when the rosy scenario that people are expecting from Trump doesn't happen, and I seriously don't think it is.
But it's great, the entrepreneurism that you do in terms of not just what you're planning on doing with Bitcoin and gold and going back and forth, but also with Wolfpack.
And so, again, that's something unique that nobody else does that you've done and kept that up for quite some time.
So it's great.
And you've got a program that is coming up right after this.
Tell everybody where they can find that at noon Eastern Time or 11 Central Time.
Where?
Yeah, noon Eastern, 11 Central, Arterburn Radio Transmission, once a week.
This is episode 495. So join us today.
I'm on the quest for 500. We're broadcasting over WWCR. I just got that contract renewed.
I'm off all traditional talk radio now, David.
I just decided I'd outgrown it.
It's not for me anymore.
It seemed like a game.
A lot of the content is just silly to me at this point.
We've moved past that.
I've put away childish things, so I'm not doing that anymore.
But you can find me on X at Tony Arterburn and on Rockfin, on the America Unplugged channel, and on Rumble.
So join us over there.
Well, it's a solid hour.
See what I can come up with.
We've got some stuff to talk about.
That's great.
And people can always get to, Tony, it's easy to remember if you're a watcher of this program, davidknight.gold.
Tony set that up.
Take you to him.
Let him know that you came through us.
And he can help you get set up with Wolfpack.
That's a great way to accumulate gradually, to accumulate gold and silver.
As kind of a savings program.
Remember when Americans used to save?
Well, you can still do that.
That's still up to you.
Thank you so much for joining us, Tony.
Always great talking to you.
Thank you for supporting the program.
Appreciate it.
Thank you, David.
That's right, boys and girls.
There's a post-election sale on silver and gold.
Trump euphoria has caused a dip in silver and gold.
It's time to buy some medals with fiat dollars before they come to their sense.
Go to davidknight.gold to get in touch with the wise wolf himself, Tony Arterburn.
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