Precious Metals, Inflation, Shifts in the Economy, What Does it All Mean? – Andy Schectman #5284

• Kerry Lutz’s Financial Survival Network
  Summary: Andy Schectman and I sit down to discuss the precious metals, inflation, and some of the recent shifts in the economy that have left people wondering what’s in store for us as a nation. It seems that transitory, in regard to inflation, has taken on a whole new meaning. We are not going to see inflation disappear eventually; rather, it is most likely structural, and will continue to increase. Furthermore, we look to the precious metals as a way to maintain a sense of privacy in a world where it seems to be dissipating—gold and silver seem to be the only dependable way to secure your wealth.
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  Highlights:
  – The precious metal markets have not been behaving well—silver is under pressure right now
  – Many things that are vitally important are not spoken about in the media; there’s a lack of honest reporting
  – What does transitory even mean in light of the current inflation?
  – The shift in inflation could be structural, and continue to increase
  – The Chinese are on the path to taking over the reign of the economic powerhouse; wealth is moving eastward
  – Our infrastructure bill will probably not even go towards infrastructure
  – China is building relationships and assets that will allow them to transition
  – The biggest thing in the tax bill is the proposal to monitor all gross in-flows and out0flows of money above $600 on all platforms (Venmo, PayPal, etc)
  – Precious metals give a sense of privacy in a world where privacy seems to be dissipating
  – The biggest problem will ultimately be people not being able to source anything
  – There will most likely be higher premiums on gold and silver
  – In regard to the supply chain, there are shortages of everything
  – Keeping interest rates low is the only option
  – You don’t buy gold and silver to get wealthy; it is wealth

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