Jon Dowling Kirk Elliot PHD Discuss The Secrets Of Precious Metals The Global Reset

➡ Dr. Kirk Elliott, a precious metals expert, joined a podcast to discuss the rising value of gold and silver. He believes that the recent executive order allowing physical gold and silver in 401ks will lead to a significant increase in their value. He also predicts that silver will continue to rise due to its use in various industries and the decreasing supply. Dr. Elliott suggests that investing in silver now could lead to significant returns in the future.
➡ The article discusses the potential for a shortage in physical silver due to the high ratio of paper contracts to physical silver. It also talks about the possibility of rolling over 401ks and IRAs into precious metals, particularly silver, due to its dual demand in finance and manufacturing. The author advises against investing in semi-numismatic coins due to high premiums and instead recommends bullion. The article concludes by discussing the devaluation of the US dollar and the benefits of tangible assets like precious metals.
➡ In the past, $20 and an ounce of gold had the same value and could buy you a full men’s outfit. Today, $20 can’t even cover a meal at a fast-food restaurant, but an ounce of gold, now worth over $3,000, can still buy that same outfit. This shows that gold has maintained its purchasing power over time, unlike paper money. The article also discusses the benefits of investing in gold and silver, as they increase in value with inflation, and the excellent customer service provided by a large bullion dealer. The author believes we are moving back to a gold standard and advises people to measure their wealth in ounces of gold, not paper dollars.
➡ The text discusses the importance of lowering interest rates to make housing more affordable and stimulate the economy. It suggests that this could be achieved with the right Federal Reserve chair and board of governors. The text also emphasizes the need for quick action to see economic improvements before the next election cycle. Lastly, it encourages people to take advantage of current market trends and act accordingly.

Foreign. Welcome to the podcast and we have with us an exciting new guest and also a new sponsor to the channel. Dr. Kirk Elliott, the CEO and founder of Kirk Elliott Metals. And he’s going to be discussing with us the importance of precious metals, which you already all know and the height of the climax with what we’re seeing in the silver and gold market, the exponential spike, what’s causing it and where he sees it going from there and how you can take advantage of it if you haven’t done. If you’re new to the podcast, please do like subscribe and share as it helps the channel grow and others to gain in the knowledge you’re currently being afforded.

As we always do with our first time guests, I will read his bio verbatim. Dr. Kurt Kelly doesn’t just interpret the economy, he actually makes sense of it. With over 30 years of expertise in precious metals and finance, he has earned a reputation as a trusted voice in an industry often clouded by fear and misnomers. He has advanced degrees in business, public policy, international studio that he brings to a perspective table with him. He is the CEO and founder of Kirk Elliot Precious Metals. He earned his B.S. in business administration from the University of Colorado and an MA in International Studies from the University of Denver Graduate School of International Studies, where he focused on international politics and economics.

Since then, Dr. Kirk has been working in the financial services industry and has been focusing on precious metals primarily since 2002. He has done thousands of podcasts since 2019 and has also written numerous books as well. And we are honored to have with him him as a sponsor of the channel. Dr. Kirk Elliott, thank you for joining the podcast. How are you today, sir? I’m doing well, John, it’s great to be with you. Yeah, it’s an honor. Hopefully I did your bio some justice. Yeah, it’s. It is. The bio is what it is, right? Hopefully people can hear my heart when I speak.

So yeah, it just shows that you have experience and expertise, you know, from whence you speak. And that’s really the thing that helps establish, you know, the baseline of credibility. So I’m going to hit you out of the the gate, Dr. Elliott. No surprise here we see an exponential spike in silver. I think as of right now it’s $4.26. So it’s crossed that Rubicon as it heads aggressively towards 50 Gold $3,777.20, easily making its way close to the 4,000 mark. The first question I ask you, Dr. Kirk, is, you know, President Trump obviously is a proponent of precious metals.

This we know. He’s sure looks to us in our camp like he’s going to revalue gold to its true value. 15, $20,000. How soon do you see that happening? And what touch points do you see gold and silver going through the remainder of this year? Two very good questions. So let’s address the the first one, on August 7th, Trump signed the executive order to actually allow physical gold and silver in 401ks, along with real estate, along with cryptocurrency. Right. So this is a $12 trillion market, right. That hasn’t ever had access to these things before. Now you can do physical metals and IRAs.

It’s probably 70% of our business and or the largest bullion dealer in the country by far. So this is not an uncommon thing. But it is for 401ks, because 401ks, people don’t know. You don’t own them, you’re the beneficiary of them. Your company actually owns them. You’re just a participant. So now that that’s going to become available, what do you think people are going to do? They’re going to say, well, I’ve always wanted to do crypto. I’ve always wanted to do gold and silver, but I couldn’t. My money is tied up in my 401k. They’re going to sell their stocks and bonds and roll them into the other asset because it’s not like they have a lot of new money coming in.

So this is going to put downward pressure on the stock market, massive upward pressure on gold and silver. Right. So this becomes effective 180 days after August 7th, when he signed the executive order, which is the first week in February. So I think that’s the day when you actually start to see massive explosive growth. But we’re going to have a lot of growth before that. I mean, you look back and people ask me this every single day, literally every single day, hundreds of times is Kirk, did I miss the boat? I mean, silver three and a half years ago was $17 an ounce.

Now it’s 44. Right. It’s like, okay, it’s more than doubled. Right. That’s really amazing. But I project silver is going to be 67 to 75 by the end of the year and probably low one hundreds by the summer of next year. That would be my guess. Obviously, I’m not God. I don’t control the markets. But just looking at this trends and where we’re headed, we’re seeing massive growth and we’re only $4 away from the old high of 48. So this is where people say, well why would I ever buy anything at the high, Right? Well if you bought a house in 2015 when it was at its high, is it higher now? Yes, it’s higher.

Is gold higher than what it was when it reached its all time high like four months ago? Yes, it’s much higher. Right. So note to self and everybody watching, if the fundamentals that caused the growth haven’t changed, you’re going to continually have new all time highs, all time highs, all time highs. Moving forward now, what causes silver to go up? Well, what causes anything to go up or what causes anything to go down? It’s supply and demand, Economics 101. You have high demand, low supply, prices are going to go up. Right? So that’s the fundamental issue.

But what is the cause of the demand? And this is going to answer your question. So what is silver used for? It’s used for all electronics on circuit boards, AI chips, the best super cards that are used for cryptocurrency, mining, solar power, electric vehicles, military industrial complex missiles and torpedoes, the new battery technologies. I mean, oh my word, you think about it, it’s used in everything. So for silver to not continue growing, you would have to have all of that stuff would have to go away. Okay, none of that’s going right. And it’s not like aluminum that, you know, you throw in the green recycling bin.

You don’t recycle silver. Once it’s used, it’s used. So it’s got diminishing supply. Demand I don’t even see is going static. I see demand is increasing because everything I just mentioned is the new economy. We’re going digital, right? So I think we’re going to see silver run out. I mean it’s already run out in London. In London, which is the LBMA is the massive depository for metals for countries and central banks. They stopped our RFPs, which is request for physicals. They don’t have the physicals anymore. The futures paper market is just completely obliterated. They’re not sending out physical delivery anymore.

Comex in North America is about to do the same. So here’s the question. Gold is like a financial metal. It thrives on physical chaos or on chaos and uncertainty and turbulence and turmoil. Silver being an industrial metal, if you’re Samsung or Sony or Lockheed Martin or Boeing and it’s running out and you need it for your final product, you don’t care what the price is going to be. Let’s say silver’s $50 an ounce. If I were Sony, I’d say I’ll offer 60, I’ll offer 80, I’ll offer 150 for crying out loud. Because I can’t build my flat screen TV without it.

And they’re just going to pass that on to the consumer. So here’s where the best is still yet to come. And have people missed the boat? No, they’ve missed from 17 to 44, but I think we’re going to hit 120 plus next year. That’s tripling. You can never base your current status on, on fixing that. You can’t fix the past. It is what it is. But if you want an amazing future, you change every single day, right? And that’s what you can change, that’s what you can control. And boy, the best is still yet to come for silver.

Oh brother, you hit the nail on the head. And thank you for that so much. So that leads to the next two questions. One may be hard to answer. Just your best educated guess. How long before the silver miners run out of silver completely? And two, I’m not a financial advisor, but if so factor with your background you are. So you’re qualified to answer this. More. So if you were a household investing in precious metals today, what kind of ratio from gold to silver would you recommend? Okay, when do they run out? Well, it’s estimated that by the year 2030, which is what, six years away, 60% of all of the silver mined is going to go just towards solar.

Okay, just solar. Right. But, but that’s not even the largest user of silver. It’s military industrial complex. Now it’s AI chips. I mean so, so when you look at it here, I’m gonna, I’m just gonna look something up really, really quick for you. Sure. If you go to debtclock.org for anybody that’s that’s watching, you can Look, I’m sorry, U.S. debt clock. We could throw robotics in the mix too, Dr. Kirk, as well as part of the manufacturing also. Oh my word. Yes you can. So what the debt clock shows us is the amount of physical paper contracts for silver versus the amount of physical silver that’s available.

Now if you go down to the bottom of the right hand side, you’re going to see the paper to silver ratio today is 360.7 to 1. So that means there’s 360 paper contracts for silver for every 1 ounce of physical delivery. It doesn’t take much to actually run out. Right. When, when these people that own these futures contracts say hey, look, we can squeeze these banks, we can squeeze JP Morgan Chase and Bank of America and HSBC out because we just want physical delivery. There’s not enough there to the tune of 360 ounces of paper to 1 ounce of physical.

So if people, if companies, if hedge funds, if whoever decides they want to stick it to the banks and they start requesting physical delivery, we could run out really quick. This is the basis of a short squeeze, which, this has got the makings of that. So, so I don’t know, any time from five or six months from now, you, you could probably see silver absolutely run out. But a black swan event, a trigger. If China decided we want physical delivery of all these futures contracts and they really wanted to stick it to the west and to the US banks, I mean, you could run out almost immediately.

So I mean, it’s, I don’t ever want to speak fear into somebody’s motivation. Right? But, but as investors, when we own it, we would love for it to run out because that means the prices are going to go up. Yeah, absolutely. So that was just one of your questions. What was the second one? Thank you for that. The second one is. Okay, so let me, let me wrap this, this question, Dr. Kirk, into the next question I ask you to save time. So obviously you have the ability with your clients, I would imagine. Let me, let me not assume that.

Do you have the ability with your clients to, if they have 401ks IRAs, to roll them over into precious metals to take advantage of the new law? And what’s your recommendation? Typically gold ratio to silver. Yeah, IRAs. Yes, we’ve been able to do IRAs for like, well, decades. 401ks. No, that, I mean, this is part of Trump’s executive order that doesn’t become effective until the first week in February. Right. Of, of 2026. But IRAs, yes. If you have paper assets that you want to protect, hedge against, you can do a, a rollover. Now, I’m not talking about paper, not gold or silver ETFs, not mining shares, not stocks, actual physical metals, 100 ounce bars, 10 ounce bars, 1 ounce generic refinery rounds.

And if it were gold, it would be 1oz gold bars or kilo bars. If it’s not one of those five things, you should not own it. I’m telling you, do not own it. The, the premiums on collectibles, commemorative, semi numismatics, you won’t recover from them. Like I, I, I’ve seen people that have bought semi numismatic, semi rare coins for 150% premium over spot. You know what? Silver’s up 158% over the last three years. It went from 17 to where it is now. The people who bought those rare coins are just breaking even. I mean, ridiculous, right? So you have to buy bullion.

It’s 8% when you purchase from us, 0% when you liquidate. Not all gold is created equal. Not all silver is created equal. Right, so. So yes, we can do IRA rollovers. It’s a piece of cake. My team does everything. We’ll help you fill out the application. Takes 15 minutes, and off to the races we go. Now, my allocation right now is zero gold. I would do all silver because of where the ratio is. Now, this is very important. So. So there’s this historical ratio. How many ounces of silver does it take to buy one ounce of gold? It simply put, you take the price of gold, divide it by the price of silver, it gives you the ratio.

Today, we’re at 85 to 1. So the high was like 104 to 1. So we’re very near the historical high. The average on the bottom historically is 20 to 1. But in modern day, we haven’t gotten that low. In 2010, we got to 30 to 1. Which means if we’re at 85 to 1 and the ratio, meaning silver, outperforms, the ratio gets cut in half. So if the price of silver doubles the rate of growth of gold, the ratio is cut in half. This happens over time, like clockwork. And where the ratio is right now at 85 to 1 says be in silver.

If the ratio were 30 to 1, it would say be in gold. I’m kind of agnostic, so to speak, in the sense of I don’t care which metal we’re in, as long as it’s the safest one. And as long as it’s the one that’s outperforming, they’re both equally as safe. Silver on one hand is actually a little bit safer to me because it has two layers of demand. Gold is a financial metal. It thrives on political chaos. And the price of gold goes up when people distrust the government and distrust the banks. It’s kind of what causes it to go up.

Silver does that too, but it also is in response to the industrial demand and capacity, supply and demand, because it’s a manufacturing metal. So here’s. Here’s what I would say. At 85 to 1, let’s say the ratio gets down to 40, means silver has doubled the rate of growth of gold. What I would do is Call my clients and say, hey, let’s sell your silver. Roll it into gold. The ratio is half the price of what it was when you bought it. And I can get you twice as many ounces of gold then as what I could have purchased for you today without you adding any new dollars to your portfolio.

It’s like, how is that, is that magic? No, it’s math, right. It’s just over allocating into the one that’s growing faster, staying in the metals complex. So you’re not in paper, you’re not in digital, you’re, you’re in a private asset that’s tangible. Tangible assets never go to zero, John, ever. Like when was the last time you went to the gas station, said free today, or to the grocery store and the eggs were free or the bicycle was free, you name it. Never happened. But companies can go out of business. Companies can go to zero if they go to bankrupt overnight.

Precious metals can’t because they’re a thing. And so that’s why it’s to me especially silver, having the two layers of demand. Safest asset in the world for the times that we’re living in. Absolutely. And to your point, it’s recession proof, you know it hedges is a hedge against inflation. So it’s going to protect and grow your wealth as, as it turns out, God knew what he was doing. Funny enough, he did. And when, why is that? I mean that’s an important concept you bring up, John, is because gold and silver are things, things go up with inflation and it’s just as simple as that.

And so because why. So here’s a quick definition of inflation. Inflation isn’t rising prices. That’s a symptom of inflation. Inflation is actually an increase in the money supply that actually then causes prices to go up. So if you devalue your currency, if you just print this willy nilly, it turns into monopoly money. And like China for example says hey America, you’re being losers, you’re printing so much money and we’re taking that junk currency now in exchange for the goods and services that we’re producing. So we’re going to require more of it. See, that’s all that inflation is, is the producers of the world saying if you’re, if your currency is devaluing because you’re printing, printing, printing, printing, we’re just going to require more of it.

That’s inflation. And Dr. Kirk, to add to your cogent point, it’s a hidden tax as well. That’s the biggest hidden tax in the history of the world. It really is. I would, I would always say to my audience that the, the biggest enslavement that we’ve experienced isn’t based on race or any of that other stuff. It’s the financial system. Enslaving people that way and freeing them up with this makes all the difference. Well, it does. I mean, since the Federal Reserve act in 1913, you know, when they basically said, no, we want to get rid of the gold standard and just have money printed by fiat, meaning by decree.

Just have the guy go over to the printing press, press the red button, print it when you need it for stimulus or whatever else. The US dollar’s lost 98% of its value. 98 since 2013. It’s lost 70% since the early 70s when Nixon closed the gold window for international settlements. So let me give you a quick example of that. Back in the day prior to the Federal Reserve, you could, a $20 bill and one ounce of gold were equal. You could go to the bank, you could go to Sears or whatever store was around back then and say, I’m going to give you a $20 bill or one ounce of gold.

That’s why the old gold pieces from the early 1900s had twenty dollar face value on them. Now, here’s what. But what would it buy you? Right? This is the question. $20 or one ounce of gold would have bought you a finely tailored man’s suit, a shirt, a tie, a belt and shoes, the whole kit and caboodle. Right? Fast forward to Today, you know, 100 years later, a $20 bill. You can’t even go to Chick Fil a on a date for 20 bucks. But one ounce of gold at well over $3,000 an ounce still buys you a finely tailored men’s suit, a shirt, a tie, a belt and shoes.

See, it’s maintained its purchasing power and that’s. That drives the point home that you so just accurately spot on. Said inflation is a hidden tax. But gold and silver being tangible assets, inoculate yourself from the hidden tax because they’re things and they go up in value with inflation. Yeah, yeah. And it’s just going back to the basics of how we started. And, and I do think we’re going back to a gold standard. And before I ask you the last couple of questions, Dr. Kurt, just a quick commentary to your company. I actually have a very good friend of mine who asked me, you know, where they could go to get precious metals.

I recommended you, and they bought earlier this month. And I don’t, I didn’t ask how much they Got, that’s not my concern, but I’m sure it was a, it was a decent enough amount. And their comment to me was is that you called back or your staff called back inside of an hour of the inquiry, handled everything, and within two days they got their medals, which is virtually unheard of in most places. How are you able to give people such great prices and service at such an alacrity rate of speed, even if they don’t buy half a million, a million dollars of the metals in one chunk? Well, so we have, I mean, we’re the largest bullion dealer and literally in North America, probably the world, dealing with the clients, right? So.

So God’s just blessed our company because of that. The depository relationship that we have at Texas Precious Metals Depository in China, Texas, they drop ship directly from there. They’ve got direct relationships with the refineries. Where a lot of retailers don’t have that. We can, but way back in the day, you know, I’ve been doing this for since early 2000s, I never wanted to deal with bullion or with semi numismatics, with rare coins, with collectibles, with commemoratives, because you have to make a market for it. Like if you were to ever sell those things, John, you said, hey, Kirk, I bought this junk from you and I need to sell it because I need some money.

I would have to call Jane Doe client B and say, hey, Jane, if I got a deal for you, we’ve got this inventory that just came in. I’ll give it to you for 5% off because it’s going to be gone in 72 hours. But you have to act now. Typical used car salesman, shady type stuff. Bullion, since it’s a global commodity used for manufacturing, all I do is press a button. In seconds, it’s liquidated and we can wire you the funds on liquidation at 0% within, you know, 24 hours, right? When you purchase it, since it’s bullion, since it’s in inventory, since it’s not something that needs to be acquired somewhere, we can deliver it quickly.

And the 8%, 0% that we operate on, 8% when you purchase, 0% when you liquidate, it’s like, okay, what’s your break even? It’s easy to figure out. Silver’s up 47% year to date, so it would have taken you like literally six weeks to break even. Everything after that’s pure profit for the rest of your life. Now, here’s where my mentors, everyone should have mentor in life, right? They said when I first started it’s like, Kirk, you can never operate on those low margins. It’s like, yes, I can. I can. You minimize the advertising. You work on a revenue share with influencers like, you know, your show, like sovereign, like whatever.

Right. And so I don’t have fixed marketing, unlike the shows that are nothing against the other companies, but when you advertise on Fox or whatever, okay, it’s really expensive whether you get anything out of it or not. See, it’s just a different business model that I chose. And this is how we can operate on low margins. And I mean, we treat people really, really well. We have referrals coming out of the woodworks. That’s just less marketing. And if I don’t have to pay it, I’m not going to charge it. Right. And we can actually get people good.

Low cost, not low quality. Bullion is bullion. It’s just 99.99995% pure silver or gold. Right. Low cost in your hands that you take delivery of quickly or in an ira. You have to store it. You can’t take delivery of it in an IRA, but it’s stored at a depository that’s 100% insured through Lloyd’s of London, Segregated, singularly owned, the ultimate in safety. I mean, good grief, you could have $100 million account, John, and it’s fully insured. FDIC caps out at 250,000. If FDIC remains solvent. That’s another question. Right. For another show, but. Right. No, that’s true.

Yeah. So again, I want to respect your time for the next podcast, but we, we tend to have a lot of. We’re blessed like you to have a lot of different subject matter experts over the years. Come on. And one of them, his ethos system, and I want to get your take on it, is he believes everybody should have a thousand dollars. Whether it’s, you know, coins, junk, silver, whatever. Iterations per person, per household. What’s your take on that? What do you recommend to people in that situation? You mean at home? Yeah, I mean, I would say if you have 4 to $5,000 worth of 1 ounce silver rounds at home, that’s adequate, that’s just to cover you in an Emergency.

Electromagnetic failure. ATMs go down, there’s a banking crisis, merchants don’t want physical dollars anymore. You have something to barter with. But those kind of situations generally work themselves out pretty quick. These, this is your emergency, get out of dodge kind of asset. The majority of it I would store just because you can get larger format bars, lower your Cost per ounce. Again, minimize your risk, maximize your return. How do you do that? You don’t overpay for your stuff. 100 ounce bars are cheaper than 10 ounce bars. 10 ounce cheaper are cheaper than 1 ounce rounds because there’s less manufacturing cost in them.

So maximize your ounces. That’s one of the keys to wealth. And I would love to, to just drill into everybody’s head this one concept and that is stop measuring your wealth in the amount of paper dollars that you own. Start measuring your wealth in the amount of ounces that you control. Because that’s a physical thing that isn’t going to go away. And ultimately that’s going to be true wealth moving forward 100%. One last question again to wrap up today. Kirk is, and this is just your own personal educated hypothesis, we’ll call it. You mentioned rightly that, you know, we’ve been robbed since 1913 and then Nixon and Kissinger subsequently taken us off the gold standard in 71 before our time.

But we know it historically. Now we see President Trump clearly has every design of moving us into a parallel people’s economy backed by precious metals, AKA gold standard. Right. So my question to you is, it’s not what they talk about. They don’t talk about. Right? So you know, look here, not here. We haven’t had a Fed chair replacement. We know the Fed eventually, optically going to be going away and it’ll just be the treasury, but the public doesn’t know that yet. Who do you think is going to be the Fed chair? I believe it’s going to be Judy Shelton.

What are your thoughts on that? Boy, I mean, there’s, there’s people from, there’s people from blackrock, there’s Judy Shelton, there’s, there’s a couple others that Trump has floated. Judy Shelton is a really good pick, I would possibly say that one, because I don’t think Trump is going to go in the other direction. Now, what might even be just as important as that is these Board of Governors seats that he’s putting in because they’re the ones that actually vote. Right. So the Fed chair is concerned about policy. They’re gonna float the ideas and then the Board of Governors vote.

So he’d already put in Stephen Mirren, which was his, one of his chief financial economists. Who did what? Well, he wrote the Mar A Lago Accord. He’s very much pro tariffs, he wants to lower interest rates. Now this, this Cook lady, okay, Mortgage fraud. What in the world? What in the world? Right. So you can replace her with Another one that’s actually cares about the US Economy, cares about citizens. Right now it’s twice as much to buy a house for your payment than it is to rent one. So who can afford to buy? This is why Trump has been bellyaching and screaming hard for Jerome Powell to lower interest rates to actually make America more affordable.

So, so I think as we move forward, it’s going to be this magic combination of the Fed chair, let’s say it’s Shelton, plus a couple board of governors. Now, does this make the Fed not independent? It’s like, okay, note to self, the Fed has never been independent for crime. I mean, good grief, it’s always political. Even Jerome Powell’s actions are political against Trump. You know, so again, topic for another show. But, but I think Trump is going to win this. I think he’s going to win it in a grand fashion. Right? And ultimately America is going to be on top of the financial heap.

I think bringing manufacturing jobs back, lowering interest rates get America spending. When Americans spend, their companies are going to grow in value. They’re going to have to hire more people. This is why lowering interest rates are so important. Right? They’re very important to getting this economy cooking again. And Trump doesn’t have a long time horizon to get this done. He has to get it done by spring at the latest, get this economy cooking, which is almost a miracle because there’s 12 to 18 months of action lag from when you have a policy till you see fruit on the tree just the way that it is.

But in the spring, people start campaigning for the mid, mid term elections. Right? People vote with their wallets. Clinton was right. And his and his staff, it’s like it’s the economy, stupid. People vote with their wallets and they do. So I hope Trump can get a lot of this stuff done in quick order and then America will truly be great again and people will be working and people will be spending and people can afford to feed their kids and have the houses that they want. Right? But the aftermath and hangover effect from the Biden account, Biden economy, it’s bad.

It’s like really bad. Absolutely. But we’re rabbiting it to your point. And, and as you mentioned about Judy Shelton also, you’ll remember Kirk in his first term, he floated around towards the end of his first term to see how he would do that was in a highly corrupted Congress. Now as he’s draining that swamp, you’re going to see that change wholesale with the addition of the right Fed board advisors who will support lower rates, which ultimately is going to remove the Fed bacon into the Treasury. We’re coming into the golden age which has great implications for all the whole of the economy.

But it all starts at the baseline, as you know, precious metals. So as you are a new sponsor to the channel, we’ll leave your link in the description. Kellis K E P M dot com. There you go. And I can’t remember what, what comes after that for your show. My promo code is JD Metals, so they mentioned my name and all that. I know you’ll take care of them, give them the best pricing as they did my friend. Quick delivery. So we’ll leave that link for everybody to get a hold of. You last thoughts that you have for the audience today, good sir.

Don’t delay, don’t hesitate. Right? If you’ve been on the fence for a while and you’re seeing silver, move up, move up, move up. Don’t cry over the delays of the past. Act now. Because the only way to maximize your future is to maximize each and every day. These things that John and I were talking about today are fundamental truths that are happening in the market. It’s not conjecture. They are happening. Right? So we just take advantage of them. Being a wise steward with what God’s given us means we can identify the times that we’re living in, identify the trends and simply just act accordingly.

Because we can’t change the trends. We can identify them and act accordingly. That’s my encouragement to all of you. I would just act. Just act. Yes. We always tell our audience change their mindset and take action. It’s critical. One begets the other. We’ll leave that link in the description below this video so everybody can see it. Dr. Kelly, we really appreciate your time. Thank you, good sir, for your expertise. We look forward to working with you and we look forward to seeing you again in the near future. Awesome, brother. We’ll talk soon. God bless.
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