Glad to hear Brent playing some (small low risk high reward) options trades in his money management daily life. And hedging,.. when warranted and I suspect selling OTM calls alone if hedging isn't warranted for the free money.
Nice to see someone willing to say “yes, these big, really bad tail risk events are real and it is possible they happen”. Too many people either don’t get it, or they’re afraid to say it and “sound crazy”. It’s not crazy, and people should hedge for them at least a little bit. So kudos to Brent for not shying away from those issues.
Rearmament is consuming enormous amounts of silver which is never recycled while recession will reduce the amount of byproduct silver produced. Good luck picking up pennies in front of that train.
Everyone has a conference, classes etc. Most of us have to buy things like food and energy. There is always the elites versus the peasants even in our space.
@@jcgoogle1808 You are an anonymous account replying to someone else's comment, saying a guy who posts almost a video a day on markets and also hosts Twitter spaces, in person events, etc., adds nothing to the discussion. Your comment can't be taken seriously.
@@JonKutsmeda How ironic. You're an anonymous to me person who adds mothing to the discussion (except maybe you're Brent's office boy,.. kind of like George's Josh?) replying to an anonymous person who replied to someone else's comment,.. with objective facts. Obviously you; 1. have a problem with free speech. 2. think because someone posts videos on youtube or comments on Twitter.. that gives them credibility? 3. either don't listen to Gammon's videos or you're about as ill-informed as he is. I prefer to give credibility to people who are at least educated in the subject, are accurate in what they say and/or have made and continue to generate wealth off what they believe and say. I'd say someone who barely passed hi skrool and posts; clickbait conspiracy theory, doesn't understand the macro he tries to regurgitate and other nonsense most of the time is a little short on credibility. You appear to have a lower bar. 4. I practice what I preach. I'm not posting videos about markets and macro,.. although apparently according to you I should. My education is in engineering and accounting, not macro,...although I'm more capable of handling the math involved in; options, bonds, risk & reward, probabilities, I'm not so clueless to think posting a bunch of videos claiming "I view everything through macro",... mis-regurgitating macro, "end the Fed" and other nonsense,... gives me credibility. But I am at least more than qualified to comment. If he or you can't take the slings and arrows,.. maybe he should rethink exposing himself to them. As of this writing, I appear to have more support than you. But that doesn't mean I don't believe Gammon shouldn't be allowed to host a conference or post on youtube, Twitter or where ever he wishes,.... or otherwise credible macro expert types participate in one of his "conferences", comrade. It's their credibility at risk.
Saw Brent and thought "He's probably in FL for Gammon's conference OR at the annual Sonny Crockett look-a-like contest, Orlando quarter-finals, complete with unstructured gym-sweats-gray blazer" - heh . . . and so glad Jon brought back The Great Wave off Kanagawa wallcovering - the blank wall was too much. Thanks dudes, for another fun show; will look into that master class.
Brett did the Comex banking cartel crime syndicate ask you to help them out with the silver shorts? Hope you have the physical to back your naked short.
You guys are so great!! I really enjoyed meeting you again, Brent. And thanks for the picture. Jon, I missed you, really hope to see you at the next one and do some business beforehand. Thanks again dudes
How are you going to assure your gold is not manipulated away or even stolen from you? Who is really protecting/guaranteeing your property rights with gold?
Who's protection your land or property rights? the screwed up governments we currently have in power in the western world? Sems to me gold would be a heck of a lot easier to hide from the government then any other property you own.
Why on Earth would you let anyone else have custody over your gold? It would be like letting someone else have custody over by penis and testicles! I'll keep possession over them myself, thank you very much!!!
I think The big short. The end of the world and they were drinking whiskey smoking cigars doing coke and knew they would still have enough millions in offshores to never have to work again...
@@FeelingPeculiar Big Short is blaming the bubble on a symptom. Nobody is talking about real cause. Similarly to how people are blaming current economy on covid.
@@MilkshakesPod Well, I kinda believe Milkshake Theory, it is the most thoughtful explanation to the strangeness that I have heard so far. So the Empire will eat its colonies until we are utterly destroyed, empty sucked out husks (oh, wait, we already are, well). So it would make sense to put money in dollars or treasuries or some such. However, since the dollar is technically bankrupt, and since I am not a trader and since the thought of perpetually keeping my ear to the ground and fostering paranoia, that thought does not appeal to me. So I have my non real estate assets in gold.
Some, but this is part of the reason we started the Macro Alchemist, so we had a method to share this type of data with a broader audience. More info on that soon, but for now follow the account on Twitter "Macro_Alchemist"
Brent can explain his silver put here but, how it was initially presented on X would naturally lead one to think that it was a pure play silver put. That's all he said it was. Was this all in good fun on Brent's part to mess with the silver bulls? That's what I think. Don't hate the player. Thanks guys as always. Always learning here.
To be more serious than my previous post, I'm not a fan of Trump, or Biden for that matter, but if you guys check out what actual, good lawyers are saying (e.g. Turley, Dershowitz, Barnes), you may learn that the regime has crossed the Rubicon and that all of the last year or two's legal battles against Trump are nothing more than lawfare of the worst sort (which is part of the reason why the other cases disintegrated or are on hold, whereas the NY cases went as far as they did because the SDNY is the most corrupt legal branch of the country). If this does not get reversed by SCOTUS, you'll have much of the USA no longer having a respect for law or the judicial system, may not happen immediately, but it will bring the country down, for realz.
Are you getting disappointed by the slow shy away from the dollar; the abandonment of the dollar in favor of gold? I know, right?! When is the dollar going to have its last big hoorah like Brent Johnson forecasted? Is it over for the dollar?
00:31:20 Brent: "I'm not a fan of Trump . . . . but that does not change the fact that a very large part of the country likes him, and he's their guy". Don't underestimate how many people have your opinion Brent: I don't like Trump either! BUT, the alternatives are much worse. A large fraction of all the people and institutions I think are the problems in modern society HATE Trump and support Biden. So, . . . . of course, I support Trump.
Roger that! I live in an extremely liberal community (most people i know were Bernie supporters). I dread how nasty my environment is about to get.... but fuck em! There is an entire strata of entrenched bureaucrats who need to be fired, and Trump is the only one who can do it. The RCP polling averages, swing state polls, and online betting sites, all indicate a Trump victory, probably by popular vote as well. So what do Dems do? Convict Trump of 34 felony convictions in a bullshit political trial. How stupid! Enrage the next president and turbocharge his supporters who will righteously demand revenge... so, expect many pounds of flesh to be extracted over these next several years! But then what? Dems take back the white house and want their own revenge? Folks, this will get ugly. Like 1861 level ugly.
Still not clear what you are suggesting. Are you just saving dollars in a mutual fund or t-bill, or are you investing in equities and suggesting drawdowns don’t affect you?
@@MilkshakesPod Value is created by work. Saving is trying to preserve some of that value over time. I know that I will not be able to preserve all the value. So I want to preserve as much as possible in a way I understand and that is hard for the politicians to take. This means gold. For "wealth growth" that is to let a cabin on my yard to a student. Something I control and something I understand and something I am putting some work into. Something that is within reach of my physical arms and something that is dependent on personal contact. I simply do not believe in investing in these legal constructs far away. I believe those will always end up as pyramid schemes.
@@MilkshakesPod Put another way. I do not believe productivity per capita is rising anymore. Hence, investing is to try to ascend a mud slope that is slowly sliding downwards. Which is too hard for small fish.
What kind of issues of governments paying back bonds in the future ? We will all apply MMT and everything goes. Only we boomers misunderstand the monetary system and have this silly, outdated impulse to avoid deficits. There will be Vanilla smoothie for everyone, distributed by government-provide straws reading down from ‘the cloud’, so we don’t even need to leave our bedrooms.
Debts such as the civil war eventually got paid off or, more, inflated away. So can these debts. But if the US ages and stops immigration, watch out below no matter who is in charge.
Crypto is the NEW system -- but in order to implement it you have to destroy the old system. Crypto is the one asset class that is totally undervalued.
If you think fiat currencies are bad,.. actually it's the criminal fiscal abuse that's the problem,.. that you "end the Fed" cult members don't seem to grasp,... then cryptos and especiallyShitcoin is a fiat on hunter bribem's dope.
I thought crypto was supposed to be what destroys the old system, not waiting idle for it to happen? Apeing into meme coins is just a non-discriminatory version of the Wall St. casino, but with even more degenerate behavior. The only difference is no central authority to bail-out the whales, so there is at least that.
It's true value will be determined by the market, over time. Most cryptos are in terrible shape, only the original one is doing well... but consider if in 1920, you invested in the Model T automobile, instead of Ford Motor Company? Just because the first successful product did well, doesn't mean that particular product will forever dominate. Blockchain could dominate in 20 years, while Bitcoin goes the way of the BlackBerry.
This is the guy who, in the zombie apocalypse, would be telling you that you have to act like The Governor and Negan and that Crazy woman who walked with the zombies.... But it's all just temporary because he still totally believes in normal humanity just like Rick and Daryl and Maggie do.
@@MilkshakesPod In other words: the Milkshake Theory was correct. Was. Correct. People thought that the best way to get the Dollars they needed was to buy Dollars, or own Treasuries. But now they've decided that, going forward, they'll get the most Dollars for their Dollars by holding gold.
Sorry Brent, I love you, but I'm one of thos guys who is completely invested in gold. Now, is this the best way? Probably not. But equities? Yes, they could go up. But face it, by most traditional modes of valuation, equities are far above the mean. Gareth Soloway shows on the charts that they could easily drop 43%. In 2001 and 2008 declines, they lost over 50%. Could gold lose 50%? It did in the last bear market, but coming off a long base, the technicals and fundamentals show the start of a bull. But let's say they are wrong, and gold stagnates.... preservation of capital may be the name of the game here. And with China preparing for a war over Taiwan, and the US on the verge of civil conflict, ALL traditional investment strategies are vulnerable. Remember, when World War I began, in 1914, all the stock markets in the world shut down. For years!
@@Dinngg0 Why? I have no illusions that Fox is the single purveyor of truth in the MSM, but neither are CNN, MSNB. the Times, the Wall Street Journal , etc. However, if you think the US is doing well financially and socially, you're either not paying attention or you are willfully deceiving yourself. You're probably an apologist for the failed current administration.
A LOT OF NONSENSE !!!! REAL MONEY IS GOLD SO AT ALL END ANY PROFIT YOU MAKE WILL GO INTO GETTING GOLD !!!!! SO DONT BE FOOLED THE WORLD DOESNT HAVE TO SALE ITS RESOURCES FOR DOLLARS
Good grief. Brent makes a podcast about the 5% of his portfolio that is basically just chump change gambling money. He deserves I only pay 5% attention to what he has to say.
Unsubscribing. I already know the main thesis of Dollar Milkshake and don't have to listen to the same old story over and over again. Plus, after listening to Brent Johnson debating Louis Gave, I realized that Brent Johnson's view is very limited, U.S. centric, and not open to other possibility. That debate is painful to watch. He seems he doesn't know or care about what is going on outside the U.S. Lastly, because half of Americans support Trump, you understand people who support him? Adolf Hitler was elected as a leader of the most heinous government in the history of the world with overwhelming support of the German people back then. Are you going to say the same thing to Nazi supporters and sympathizers that you understand where they are coming from? Jesus...
TDS in full display here. We stay as neutral as possible on politics, but given the media attention surrounding the trial we felt it was worth acknowledging. But, even just mentioning the word “Trump” causes a short-circuit in people’s brains. All you’ve really said is, the points of views discussed here don’t support your own bias. Gave has been wrong, for a long time, on his own views about the U.S., so are you gravitating towards his points because they are valid or because they reinforce your already anchored beliefs? Regardless, thanks for submitting your resignation letter, we’ll pass it on to HR.
These guys are awesome!
Thank you, Yakov!
❤️ 🍻
Great meeting you in Orlando and thank you for your time and content!
Brent is the man when it comes to economics
Glad to hear Brent playing some (small low risk high reward) options trades in his money management daily life.
And hedging,.. when warranted
and I suspect selling OTM calls alone if hedging isn't warranted for the free money.
Nice to see someone willing to say “yes, these big, really bad tail risk events are real and it is possible they happen”. Too many people either don’t get it, or they’re afraid to say it and “sound crazy”. It’s not crazy, and people should hedge for them at least a little bit. So kudos to Brent for not shying away from those issues.
Wow, a grounded, thoughtful response. That's refreshing. 😀
Great content as usual. Thank you both
Thanks Markz!
Another perfect Sunday in the yarden, another great show. Thanks guys!
Soak up the sun while you can, Summer doesn't last forever in the Rockies.
Rearmament is consuming enormous amounts of silver which is never recycled while recession will reduce the amount of byproduct silver produced. Good luck picking up pennies in front of that train.
How do the lower / working class get involved? Silver seems too bulky to store but I don’t exactly have 2k to spend on gold
2k of silver is not very much to store
Maybe you could Buy 1/4 or 1/10 ounce of gold since it’s cheaper.
Everyone has a conference, classes etc. Most of us have to buy things like food and energy. There is always the elites versus the peasants even in our space.
A George Gammon conference can't be taken seriously.
He himself adds nothing to a macro or money management discussion.
@@jcgoogle1808 It's all suspect, he doesn't even share the venue with anyone .
@@jcgoogle1808 You are an anonymous account replying to someone else's comment, saying a guy who posts almost a video a day on markets and also hosts Twitter spaces, in person events, etc., adds nothing to the discussion. Your comment can't be taken seriously.
Gammon adds volume. Not much of any quality
@@JonKutsmeda
How ironic.
You're an anonymous to me person who adds mothing to the discussion (except maybe you're Brent's office boy,.. kind of like George's Josh?) replying to an anonymous person who replied to someone else's comment,.. with objective facts.
Obviously you;
1. have a problem with free speech.
2. think because someone posts videos on youtube or comments on Twitter.. that gives them credibility?
3. either don't listen to Gammon's videos or you're about as ill-informed as he is.
I prefer to give credibility to people who are at least educated in the subject, are accurate in what they say and/or have made and continue to generate wealth off what they believe and say.
I'd say someone who barely passed hi skrool and posts; clickbait conspiracy theory, doesn't understand the macro he tries to regurgitate and other nonsense most of the time is a little short on credibility.
You appear to have a lower bar.
4. I practice what I preach.
I'm not posting videos about markets and macro,.. although apparently according to you I should.
My education is in engineering and accounting, not macro,...although I'm more capable of handling the math involved in; options, bonds, risk & reward, probabilities, I'm not so clueless to think posting a bunch of videos claiming "I view everything through macro",... mis-regurgitating macro, "end the Fed" and other nonsense,... gives me credibility.
But I am at least more than qualified to comment. If he or you can't take the slings and arrows,.. maybe he should rethink exposing himself to them.
As of this writing, I appear to have more support than you.
But that doesn't mean I don't believe Gammon shouldn't be allowed to host a conference or post on youtube, Twitter or where ever he wishes,.... or otherwise credible macro expert types participate in one of his "conferences", comrade.
It's their credibility at risk.
Saw Brent and thought "He's probably in FL for Gammon's conference OR at the annual Sonny Crockett look-a-like contest, Orlando quarter-finals, complete with unstructured gym-sweats-gray blazer" - heh . . . and so glad Jon brought back The Great Wave off Kanagawa wallcovering - the blank wall was too much. Thanks dudes, for another fun show; will look into that master class.
Brett did the Comex banking cartel crime syndicate ask you to help them out with the silver shorts? Hope you have the physical to back your naked short.
He bought puts.
It's not naked.
Or even down to his skivvies.
@@jcgoogle1808 Accurate ... can't say the same for your Gammon comment.
@@JonKutsmeda
My Gammon comment was even more accurate.
You guys are so great!!
I really enjoyed meeting you again, Brent. And thanks for the picture.
Jon, I missed you, really hope to see you at the next one and do some business beforehand.
Thanks again dudes
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You got the silver trade wrong when it was below 30 and shorted. But corrected it when you staggered the short as the price rose. Good strategy!
Robbie had much less risk. The suspension on modern bikes is way better
I'm glad someone said that. Also the composites that compose the bike were way lighter and he could get a much loftier trajectory.
Great discussion, as always!
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Brent, the Fed can't cut rates with treasury auctions are going no bid right? I don't understand how they even would have that option
When has a Treasury auction gone no bid?
How are you going to assure your gold is not manipulated away or even stolen from you? Who is really protecting/guaranteeing your property rights with gold?
2nd amendment
Who's protection your land or property rights? the screwed up governments we currently have in power in the western world? Sems to me gold would be a heck of a lot easier to hide from the government then any other property you own.
Why on Earth would you let anyone else have custody over your gold?
It would be like letting someone else have custody over by penis and testicles! I'll keep possession over them myself, thank you very much!!!
What movie is that "It's gonna be the end of the world" intro clip from?
I think The big short. The end of the world and they were drinking whiskey smoking cigars doing coke and knew they would still have enough millions in offshores to never have to work again...
Wall street 2
@@wifiunove1650No it's Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps.
The Big Short is an amazing movie though, I rewatch it several times a year.
@@FeelingPeculiar Big Short is blaming the bubble on a symptom. Nobody is talking about real cause.
Similarly to how people are blaming current economy on covid.
For us who are in European currency, gold serve as a currency hedge too.
Serves as one in the U.S. too.
@@MilkshakesPod Well, I kinda believe Milkshake Theory, it is the most thoughtful explanation to the strangeness that I have heard so far. So the Empire will eat its colonies until we are utterly destroyed, empty sucked out husks (oh, wait, we already are, well). So it would make sense to put money in dollars or treasuries or some such. However, since the dollar is technically bankrupt, and since I am not a trader and since the thought of perpetually keeping my ear to the ground and fostering paranoia, that thought does not appeal to me. So I have my non real estate assets in gold.
25:51
Great show as always gents. These metrics that Brent monitor in sentiment, etc. Are they publicly available? Thx
Some, but this is part of the reason we started the Macro Alchemist, so we had a method to share this type of data with a broader audience. More info on that soon, but for now follow the account on Twitter "Macro_Alchemist"
What other platforms are y'all on besides X/Twitter
We will start rolling out some reels on IG soon.
Reason #3 for Brent’s post: He trolls shitheads on twitter as a fun hobby
Brent can explain his silver put here but, how it was initially presented on X would naturally lead one to think that it was a pure play silver put. That's all he said it was. Was this all in good fun on Brent's part to mess with the silver bulls? That's what I think. Don't hate the player. Thanks guys as always. Always learning here.
To be more serious than my previous post, I'm not a fan of Trump, or Biden for that matter, but if you guys check out what actual, good lawyers are saying (e.g. Turley, Dershowitz, Barnes), you may learn that the regime has crossed the Rubicon and that all of the last year or two's legal battles against Trump are nothing more than lawfare of the worst sort (which is part of the reason why the other cases disintegrated or are on hold, whereas the NY cases went as far as they did because the SDNY is the most corrupt legal branch of the country). If this does not get reversed by SCOTUS, you'll have much of the USA no longer having a respect for law or the judicial system, may not happen immediately, but it will bring the country down, for realz.
I am unemployed. I can't afford your master class. But I hope you get a lot of subs.
Jimmy, why are you unemployed?
The dxy will go up while gold goes up. That should be the milkshake theory not a gold bug thing.
Can you rephrase?
Are you getting disappointed by the slow shy away from the dollar; the abandonment of the dollar in favor of gold? I know, right?! When is the dollar going to have its last big hoorah like Brent Johnson forecasted? Is it over for the dollar?
00:31:20 Brent: "I'm not a fan of Trump . . . . but that does not change the fact that a very large part of the country likes him, and he's their guy".
Don't underestimate how many people have your opinion Brent: I don't like Trump either! BUT, the alternatives are much worse. A large fraction of all the people and institutions I think are the problems in modern society HATE Trump and support Biden. So, . . . . of course, I support Trump.
Roger that! I live in an extremely liberal community (most people i know were Bernie supporters). I dread how nasty my environment is about to get.... but fuck em! There is an entire strata of entrenched bureaucrats who need to be fired, and Trump is the only one who can do it.
The RCP polling averages, swing state polls, and online betting sites, all indicate a Trump victory, probably by popular vote as well. So what do Dems do? Convict Trump of 34 felony convictions in a bullshit political trial.
How stupid! Enrage the next president and turbocharge his supporters who will righteously demand revenge... so, expect many pounds of flesh to be extracted over these next several years!
But then what? Dems take back the white house and want their own revenge?
Folks, this will get ugly. Like 1861 level ugly.
Instead of talking endlessly about a minor short silver trade Brent played with, how about revealing how his net-short equilty positioning is doing?
Get your accredited investor certificate with third-party attestation and you can ask him personally. 👍
Hotel room doesn't magnify Brents wonderful hair
Did you guys happen to see the US debt clock website last night?!
What happened my ninja!?
@HipHopCantSaveMe my reply keeps getting deleted
@@SpaceRanger9840 If you are posting a link YT spam bots usually auto delete or shadow ban.
Can you explain what you are trying to reference?
"Things just don't go in a straight line"
That's a problem to traders. Not to savers.
Savers or HODL’ers?
Drawdowns are significant drag on wealth growth and compounding.
@@MilkshakesPod You CANT grow wealth as small fish on the markets. You can only attempt to lose less.
Still not clear what you are suggesting. Are you just saving dollars in a mutual fund or t-bill, or are you investing in equities and suggesting drawdowns don’t affect you?
@@MilkshakesPod Value is created by work. Saving is trying to preserve some of that value over time. I know that I will not be able to preserve all the value. So I want to preserve as much as possible in a way I understand and that is hard for the politicians to take. This means gold.
For "wealth growth" that is to let a cabin on my yard to a student. Something I control and something I understand and something I am putting some work into. Something that is within reach of my physical arms and something that is dependent on personal contact.
I simply do not believe in investing in these legal constructs far away. I believe those will always end up as pyramid schemes.
@@MilkshakesPod Put another way. I do not believe productivity per capita is rising anymore. Hence, investing is to try to ascend a mud slope that is slowly sliding downwards. Which is too hard for small fish.
Watch michael Howell. He gets it right.
What kind of issues of governments paying back bonds in the future ? We will all apply MMT and everything goes. Only we boomers misunderstand the monetary system and have this silly, outdated impulse to avoid deficits. There will be Vanilla smoothie for everyone, distributed by government-provide straws reading down from ‘the cloud’, so we don’t even need to leave our bedrooms.
Debts such as the civil war eventually got paid off or, more, inflated away. So can these debts. But if the US ages and stops immigration, watch out below no matter who is in charge.
Crypto is the NEW system -- but in order to implement it you have to destroy the old system. Crypto is the one asset class that is totally undervalued.
Depends what crypto
If you think fiat currencies are bad,.. actually it's the criminal fiscal abuse that's the problem,.. that you "end the Fed" cult members don't seem to grasp,... then cryptos and especiallyShitcoin is a fiat on hunter bribem's dope.
I thought crypto was supposed to be what destroys the old system, not waiting idle for it to happen?
Apeing into meme coins is just a non-discriminatory version of the Wall St. casino, but with even more degenerate behavior.
The only difference is no central authority to bail-out the whales, so there is at least that.
It's true value will be determined by the market, over time. Most cryptos are in terrible shape, only the original one is doing well... but consider if in 1920, you invested in the Model T automobile, instead of Ford Motor Company? Just because the first successful product did well, doesn't mean that particular product will forever dominate.
Blockchain could dominate in 20 years, while Bitcoin goes the way of the BlackBerry.
Tactical turtle neck Archer
Definitely stealing the Evel Knievel example 😂
This is the guy who, in the zombie apocalypse, would be telling you that you have to act like The Governor and Negan and that Crazy woman who walked with the zombies.... But it's all just temporary because he still totally believes in normal humanity just like Rick and Daryl and Maggie do.
This idea that people will need Dollars in order to service their Dollar-denominated debts. Wanna know how to get *even more* Dollars right now? Gold.
You know Brent is a gold bull, right?
You also know it took 12 years and $30T of globally coordinated stimulus for gold to reach new highs?
@@MilkshakesPod In other words: the Milkshake Theory was correct. Was. Correct. People thought that the best way to get the Dollars they needed was to buy Dollars, or own Treasuries. But now they've decided that, going forward, they'll get the most Dollars for their Dollars by holding gold.
Welcome to the jungle, baby!
Sorry Brent, I love you, but I'm one of thos guys who is completely invested in gold. Now, is this the best way? Probably not. But equities? Yes, they could go up. But face it, by most traditional modes of valuation, equities are far above the mean. Gareth Soloway shows on the charts that they could easily drop 43%. In 2001 and 2008 declines, they lost over 50%.
Could gold lose 50%? It did in the last bear market, but coming off a long base, the technicals and fundamentals show the start of a bull.
But let's say they are wrong, and gold stagnates.... preservation of capital may be the name of the game here. And with China preparing for a war over Taiwan, and the US on the verge of civil conflict, ALL traditional investment strategies are vulnerable.
Remember, when World War I began, in 1914, all the stock markets in the world shut down.
For years!
So, you wold like your son to model himself after Biden?
The world is not binary and brainwashing people to think that way is how "they" divide and concur.
Holy smokes! Thanks though, but jeepers.
Jeepers creepers Kim 😱
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Any war is many years away. The people are doing too well and are too happy right now to fight their brothers and sisters.
Have you been outside your neighborhood?
@Roman_4x5 Yes, of course. Maybe you should turn off Fox News and do the same.
@@Dinngg0 Why? I have no illusions that Fox is the single purveyor of truth in the MSM, but neither are CNN, MSNB. the Times, the Wall Street Journal , etc. However, if you think the US is doing well financially and socially, you're either not paying attention or you are willfully deceiving yourself. You're probably an apologist for the failed current administration.
Nope. Russia 25. China 27. From someone who knows what the military contractors do
@@revpgesqredux I was referring to civil war
A LOT OF NONSENSE !!!! REAL MONEY IS GOLD SO AT ALL END ANY PROFIT YOU MAKE WILL GO INTO GETTING GOLD !!!!! SO DONT BE FOOLED THE WORLD DOESNT HAVE TO SALE ITS RESOURCES FOR DOLLARS
PAINT IS NOT FOOD !!! PEPE SILVA DOES NOT EXIST !!!
Good grief. Brent makes a podcast about the 5% of his portfolio that is basically just chump change gambling money. He deserves I only pay 5% attention to what he has to say.
It’s clear you already pay attention less than that. 👍
@@MilkshakesPodIt's a fair criticism easily solved by expanding on the other 95%; sassy response notwithstanding.
Unsubscribing. I already know the main thesis of Dollar Milkshake and don't have to listen to the same old story over and over again. Plus, after listening to Brent Johnson debating Louis Gave, I realized that Brent Johnson's view is very limited, U.S. centric, and not open to other possibility. That debate is painful to watch. He seems he doesn't know or care about what is going on outside the U.S. Lastly, because half of Americans support Trump, you understand people who support him? Adolf Hitler was elected as a leader of the most heinous government in the history of the world with overwhelming support of the German people back then. Are you going to say the same thing to Nazi supporters and sympathizers that you understand where they are coming from? Jesus...
Are you saying Trump is Hitler 2.0? Wow! With such a constricted point of view, good luck with successful investing!
TDS in full display here.
We stay as neutral as possible on politics, but given the media attention surrounding the trial we felt it was worth acknowledging.
But, even just mentioning the word “Trump” causes a short-circuit in people’s brains.
All you’ve really said is, the points of views discussed here don’t support your own bias.
Gave has been wrong, for a long time, on his own views about the U.S., so are you gravitating towards his points because they are valid or because they reinforce your already anchored beliefs?
Regardless, thanks for submitting your resignation letter, we’ll pass it on to HR.
@@MilkshakesPod Yeah, keep supporting a known fraud, rapist, and a felon as your leader and let him represent your values. :)
Make felonies great again!
UVXY Jan 2025 calls for easy chaos $
fair!
Brent talks with his hands? Call him "Jazz Hands Johnson" 🖐🫲