I said things were going to get crazy and that has already begun with the biggest crypto crash ever last week Friday. 

DO NOT THINK IT’S OVER! 

This week, the banking stocks have been rocky, and I expect much more in the coming months.

How do I know? 

Well, the same way I knew to recommend bitcoin at $3 and ETH at $2 and why I managed to short the big crypto flash crash last week. 

Gut instinct… and a little help from my friends at The Dollar Vigilante and The Crypto Vigilante, who are literally some of the best analysts in the world! If you’re not a member yet, you can subscribe to TDV for about $20 a month, or you can subscribe to TCV and get your TDV subscription included in the price! (By the way, all the available spots at the Vigilante Insiders Club (VIC) has been filled, so I’m sorry if you missed that) 

Then there are the big neon signs no one can miss. 

In the past few days, gold blew past $3,900 and then $4,000 an ounce for the first time ever. And, once again, just like it has been all year, gold just hit a new all-time high on October 16 of $4,298.37. That’s super close to Ed Bugos’ prediction of $5,000 this fall. 

Gold is like the canary in the coal mine, a silent warning system that signals when something is deeply wrong in the financial tunnels. When a currency begins to falter, confidence evaporates, and the real value of money comes into question, gold (and silver) are often the first to react. Their rise isn’t random speculation; it’s a reflection of the world’s loss of faith in paper promises.

During the Great Depression (1930s), while the stock market collapsed and banks failed by the thousands, gold’s value in real terms surged. Even after Roosevelt confiscated private gold and re-pegged it at $35 per ounce, that move itself proved gold’s enduring power, it became the backbone of stability when the dollar was being restructured. Those who held gold before the revaluation saw its government-set value jump by 69%.

In the Weimar Republic (1921–1923), Germany’s paper mark became worthless as hyperinflation consumed the economy, prices doubled every few days, and people used wheelbarrows of cash to buy bread. Yet an ounce of gold, which had cost about 170 marks before the war, skyrocketed to over 87 trillion marks by November 1923. Gold didn’t just hold value, it became the only form of real money left standing.

Then there’s Zimbabwe (2000s), where printing presses once again destroyed trust in currency. By 2008, inflation hit 79.6 billion percent month-to-month. While citizens starved under piles of paper, those with gold or silver could still trade, eat, and survive. Gold effectively became a parallel economy, shielding people from the collapse of the Zimbabwean dollar.

In every major monetary breakdown, from the Depression to Weimar to Zimbabwe, gold and silver have behaved the same way: as truth-tellers. They expose the illusion of infinite paper wealth and remind the world that trust, not printing presses, sustains value.

You know who else are truth-tellers? 

Every news article and TV commercial and poster you’ve seen over the past 10 years TELLING you that “Your DNA Will Be Your Data”; “New Biometric Payment Systems Let You Pay With Your Face or Palm”; and “Robots Fill the Labor Gap as Millions Exit Workforce Post-Pandemic.”

And, if you still don’t believe me, don’t miss today’s video with more about the Boston Marathon ‘Blast from the Past’, and all their recycled crisis actors, producers and directors… The Hamas ‘hostage’ psyop… And the world’s mis-leaders jetting off to Egypt to sign a “peace” deal at a Luciferian spectacle promoting the antAIchrist takeover… Israhell’s $7,000 influencer bribes… 

And, the meme police in Mexico. 

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