29 Jan 2026

Gold prices have surged to over $5,000, signalling potential economic turmoil and hyperinflation. This surge is attributed to China’s actions, including dumping treasuries and investing in gold, as well as a looming attack on Iran. While gold supply remains stable, silver faces a significant supply crisis due to its consumption in various industries and limited recycling.

The speaker warns of a looming financial crisis, highlighting the dangers of counterparty risk in the face of rapidly rising gold and silver prices. They argue that the current system, reliant on dishonest money and a shift from manufacturing to financialisation, is unsustainable and heading towards hyperinflation. The speaker emphasises the importance of preparing for this crisis, suggesting that those who have invested in gold and silver will fare bette ...