Trump Just Moved $12 Billion Into A Secret Silver Stockpile Without Congress | Andy Schectman

[00:00:00]If anyone would benefit from silver's rise higher and and kind of flip-flopping against the [music] other commercial banks around the world, it would be JP Morgan. They would be the last one to fail in my opinion.

[00:00:16]>> I would agree on that one. Chops place just thanking uh you and I for the information.

[00:00:22]Uh >> appreciate that.

[00:00:23]>> Yeah, Stroos that is Yeah. Okay. I don't like talking poorly about companies.

[00:00:30]etc. [music] But I have found this one very interesting. Gold Co. lost a big class action suit. A lot of people have been getting some return money. Um, which I think is is a great thing. Um, I'm going to say it again. You guys want to know you're getting a solid deal from a reputable person, just email them [email protected].

[00:00:50]Tell them you're part of the program.

[00:00:51]Get a latest price list. [music] They'll jump through hoops for you.

[00:00:54]>> Thank you, Mark. I appreciate that, buddy. Yeah, you know, I I I've I'm I'm not familiar with that lawsuit, but I I'm sure that they probably got off uh kind of easy, but nonetheless, it's it's it's [music] a step in the right direction, treating people fairly.

[00:01:10]>> No, it's it's the only way to do business and stay in business. Um treat everybody fairly.

[00:01:18]>> Well, goes around comes around after all. You know, one of the things, you know, I was talking a lot about God, you know, I'm think saying to myself, if he really does back the Treasury market with [music] gold, it'll it'll be one of the greatest calls I've ever made. I'm the only one who's been [music] saying this for about a year now that, you know, tying in the the Genius Act with Judy Shelton's deal, the [music] Genius Act suppressing the front end and of the curve and the gold back in the back end and and Tether pushing the price of gold higher, all of this stuff. Um, one of the things, you know, we're [music] getting close to July 4th. I guess it doesn't have to happen July 4th. But one of the things that I saw the other day that [music] really gave me um a little bit of confidence that maybe this is where they're going is Kevin Worsh's key policy adviser. He hired a guy named Paul Winfrey and he is a top economist um who he's been around the block. He worked with uh with Trump and and all sorts of stuff and the Heritage Foundation and all this kind of stuff.

[00:02:22]But he there were a bunch of economists who wrote um chapters for something called project 25, a mandate for leadership.

[00:02:31]>> And he wrote the Federal Reserve chapter. And he explores returning to or running parallel with >> a gold standard um to fight inflation and boom bust cycles. And he highlights to me the interesting part gold convertible treasury instruments. In other words, gold bonds [music] uh as as a transitional tool uh redeemable at market gold prices.

[00:02:56][music] That's exactly what Judy Shelton is saying. And to have him as the first hire, I don't know, man. It's starting to look maybe maybe I got lucky with this one.

[00:03:06]Kind of like talking about the bricks six years ago. We'll see. We'll see. I I still think the thesis is sound regardless if she he announces it July 4th or not. But if he does, boy, I'm going to have a lot of stuff to talk about. What does that say?

[00:03:20]>> AI said about that 12 billion, the recipient of the 12 billion in the metals markets, not a single company, but rather a strategic US stockpile initiative called Project Bolt launched by Trump.

[00:03:31]>> Yeah. Well, that could be. We don't know that. We don't know. That wouldn't surprise me. And if the if it's [music] accumulated by the Treasury under the exchange stabilization fund for national security wouldn't need congressional approval.

[00:03:51]Come in in a clandestine matter [music] like that.

[00:03:56]>> Um >> you work as hard as your son Josh does.

[00:03:58]No, he works he tries to work as hard as I do. We do it in a different way. You know, he um he's made me very proud.

[00:04:06]He's following in my footsteps. But [music] um like anyone in Miles Franklin, no one's really received anything easy here. We you got to grind and work and earn your stripes. And that's been something that was very important to Josh from day one as it is to Kevin, as it is to all of us here.

[00:04:22]And you [music] know, you do right and what goes around comes around. So no, he works hard and it makes me happy to [music] hear that. He's >> Hold on. Let's lock in what just got covered. Silver and gold aren't just hedges right now. [music] They're being quietly positioned at the center of a monetary restructuring that most people haven't even heard of. The Genius Act suppressing the front end of the yield curve, [music] goldback treasury instruments on the back end, and a key Trump policy hire who literally wrote the Federal [music] Reserve chapter of Project 2025 advocating for a return to gold convertability. That's not speculation.

[00:04:56]That's policy architecture [music] being built in real time. The 12 billion dollars flowing into metals [music] markets through what may be a clandestine US strategic stockpile.

[00:05:06]That's the part the mainstream is completely [music] ignoring. Coming up, what this actually means for silver prices and why JP Morgan may be the last bank standing [music] when this plays out.

[00:05:16]>> It's a good kid. Good kid. Definitely.

[00:05:18]>> As they say in the South, uh, you want good, do good.

[00:05:22]>> Yeah, man.

[00:05:23]>> Question for many economists say it's all computer manipulated by an algorithm. Is there a chance this is true or they just shorting the markets?

[00:05:31]>> Well, a lot of it a lot of that is true.

[00:05:33]I mean, you know, read the book Flash Boys. Um, you end up having these computers that can frontr run everything and and algorithms that are, you know, working in milliseconds.

[00:05:49]um front running markets um creating opportunities that would be very very difficult and possible for for a trader. So to a large degree that is true. It is the algorithms and the highfrequency computers that run the market. It's a different market [music] than it used to be. You know when you had open outcry on the exchanges now it's that's gone and now it's just bing ding ding ding ding. So [music] yeah, to a degree that is true.

[00:06:19]>> Um fundamentals are important, but certainly the way that markets are traded is very different.

[00:06:25]>> Uh somebody just asking uh on the coins when you're going to be able to have those up and running.

[00:06:30]>> I got to find that out. I'll find that out immediately. I know we have the machine. It's [music] we've had issues with it, but I would suspect it'll be very soon. I'll find out on that, Mark.

[00:06:40]I promise.

[00:06:41]Um, Charm just wants or Char just wants to say thanks to Doran for Miles Franklin safe from a massive loss with gold. Co.

[00:06:51]>> Yeah, you know, it's uh it's a shame that companies have to to [music] be predatory.

[00:06:57]You know, I um it it's just all I can say is it's a federally non-regulated industry and there are some companies [music] that hide behind a reputation that is um not justified. A lot of the complaints that some of these companies would receive uh once there is any sort of a reconciliation have to be whitewashed through um NDAs. In other words, you clean up what you take down what you wrote and never write about it again. It will make you whole, thereby maintaining this illusion of a strong [music] uh uh reputation. And so it's a it's too bad that a lot of companies are doing this.

[00:07:36]But uh again, it's very easy without mentioning companies. cuz I haven't talked about this for a while, but if you've bought quarter ounce gold coins, that's the first telltale. quarter ounce gold coins from mints that you may know, Royal Canadian Mint or the um uh UK Royal Mint um in in [music] designs that you can't find virtually anywhere else on any site where you paid um anywhere [music] between I mean depending upon when you bought it. Um, but let's just say typically if you were buying them recently [music] you would have paid 2,000 bucks a piece for them or in that neighborhood if you bought them a few years ago 900 to,500 always way above the melt value [music] because they were special coins or silver coins that are in fractional sizes from 3/4 to 1 and 1/2 never 1 ounce 3/4 one and a/4 one and 1/2 2 oz.

[00:08:38]the the mints make these special coins.

[00:08:40]They call them special, but what they really are is a company like Miles Franklin can can own a die, a mold, which we do. We have the Canadian Rocky 2 coin. We sell them for less than the Maple Leafs. That's how [music] they should be sold. Now, if I wanted to, I could say they're special coins, Mark.

[00:08:55]They're really special. And there's a limited mintage. The re the reason there's limited mintage is I bought the die and and I'm minting as many as I want, maybe a million. And that's I got to buy a million ounces of silver. Let's stop here because this is where it gets real. Silver markets aren't moved by fundamentals alone anymore.

[00:09:13]Highfrequency algorithms fire in milliseconds, front running every move before a human trader can react. That's not theory. That's confirmed market structure. [music] And it connects directly to what came earlier. If goldback treasuries get deployed and a US metal stockpile is already being built quietly, [music] algorithms don't set the floor anymore. Policy does.

[00:09:33]Completely different game. You also now know how predatory dealers operate. Fake scarcity, fractional coins, whitewashed reputations. [music] So when physical silver becomes the most critical buy of your life, you won't get burned.

[00:09:45]>> At noon today, um Michael Oliver, Michael is saying 3 to 500 starting this [music] summer, like any day now. So we'll see what he has to say about that. and he's the momentum [music] structural analysis and he's sticking to his guns.

[00:10:04]>> Hey, Deutsch Bank said it, JP Morgan said the three to five I I think about like three of the big five all said 3 to 500 uh by fall.

[00:10:14]>> Well, it'll be interesting to see what happens, man. Um we'll see. But I've always thought it's it's risky to to [music] look, we live in a world of probabilities, not absolutes. And um I think the probability is we see those numbers but when I mean in a debased dollar you who all bets are off but to to find a time period and pigeon hole yourself it it can take away from people following what is otherwise very s sound advice if you're wrong if you're right you'll go down as you know as a profit.

[00:10:51]>> Most people watching silver right now are focused on price. You're not anymore. you understand the actual architecture. Goldback treasuries, the Genius Act suppressing the front end of the curve, a 12 billion clandestine stockpile that didn't need congressional approval. You know how algorithms front run every retail move. You know how predatory dealers manufacture fake scarcity to bleed stackers dry. And you know, JP Morgan, the same institution that's shorted silver for years, may be the last bank standing when this resets.

[00:11:25]Michael Oliver's calling $3 to5 silver starting this summer. [music] Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, three of the big five, all pointing the same direction. Whether the timeline holds is the only real question