00:00 Speaker A
You’re also looking across some of the precious metals or miners. Why is that?
00:07 Speaker B
Okay. So precious metals are are, so there’s two different ways to to play metals here. We got precious and we got minors. Uh, I think the precious metals just watch the numbers right now. Uh, looks like gold is going to be achieving the 3,000 marker here, you know, within the next week or so. Uh, but watch silver, uh, as it is literally at about a 35% discount to its all-time high of $50. Uh, and and I think that it’s moving. Uh, the Trump administration has actually bought brought back 2,000 tons of gold to the United States, uh, here since December. That’s a that’s something that’s out there. You just have to do the research to understand it. Uh, but just know this as well. We’re also doing an audit on Fort Knox here, uh, in the month of March. And so if there’s an audit on Fort Knox, it’s either going to be good for the United States that it’s all there or maybe not as good. I’m not really sure. Uh, but uh, but the point is is that there’s a re-evaluation that’s going on. Bankers don’t do anything unless it’s in their best interest. And right now, they’re allocating and bringing back some gold. So I think this is an important way to to play it. Uh, one of the ways to do that is with the miners. And so, miners have been beaten up for decades. And ultimately, I think they’re going to be the sector that will lead our economy in the next three, five, and even 10 years as we’re doing more drilling and we need more strategic minerals, uh, because as the price of these things go up, the need for some of this stuff continues to move forward. Uh, that is going to become key worldwide for electrifying, AI, data centers. It all needs materials. And so we’ve got to get them somehow.
