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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Maddog" data-source="post: 475773" data-attributes="member: 5355"><h3>Gold’s Surge Is Really the Dollar’s Decline </h3>Gold’s recent breakout isn’t just enthusiasm — it’s the market repricing the dollar itself. Measured in gold, the dollar is plunging. And as Mike explains: “Gold is just leading right now. The rest of your investments — the economy, prices — will follow this trajectory.” That’s the part most investors miss. When gold rises sharply, it’s often because the currency beneath it is weakening. And when a currency weakens for structural reasons, the adjustment rarely stays confined to precious metals. Housing, stocks, commodities, consumer prices — everything eventually reflects the loss of purchasing power. Gold is simply the first asset to reveal the truth. <h4>A Global Silver Rush — But Not in the U.S. Yet </h4>Silver is in a full-scale rush across the world… except in the United States. From Australia to Southeast Asia to India, lines have already started forming. Dealers abroad are selling out. Premiums are rising. But the U.S. public hasn’t woken up yet. And historically, that’s bullish — very bullish. Mike believes we still have “a couple of years” before the real mania begins in the U.S., and when it does, he expects a repeat of the late 1970s: <ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Explosive demand </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Product shortages </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">A rush to convert cash into tangible metals </li> </ul>He even reminds viewers that during the 2008 crisis, GoldSilver went three days without being able to source a single ounce. Physical metal went from expensive… to scarce… to essentially unobtainable. <h4>The Short Squeeze No One Is Talking About </h4>Bullion banks entered this cycle heavily short. The public is waking up. And the pressure isn’t in the paper markets — it’s in the physical market. “The paper market is just another huge fractional-reserve scam… up to 300 ounces traded for every real ounce.” Unwinding decades of central bank gold leasing and rehypothecation takes time — and rising prices. If gold has been “sold” on paper dozens of times, every party in the chain needs to be made whole before physical metal can be returned without claim. This may be one of the hidden drivers behind gold’s surge today.</blockquote>

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