Andy Schectman CEO of Miles Franklin Precious Metals explains why gold revaluation by governments is increasingly likely rather than speculative. He argues that treasury backed stablecoins and legislation such as the GENIUS Act create a powerful incentive for higher gold prices as interest flows are redirected into hard assets. Schectman notes that gold already sits on central bank balance sheets in revaluation accounts making an official reset structurally simple if confidence in fiat erodes...
Andy Schectman CEO of Miles Franklin Precious Metals explains why gold revaluation by governments is increasingly likely rather than speculative. He argues that treasury backed stablecoins and legislation such as the GENIUS Act create a powerful incentive for higher gold prices as interest flows are redirected into hard assets. Schectman notes that gold already sits on central bank balance sheets in revaluation accounts making an official reset structurally simple if confidence in fiat erodes further. He connects this trajectory to long term policy thinking discussed by figures like Judy Shelton and Luke Gromen who view higher gold as a tool to manage debt and currency debasement. The key message is that gold may rise dramatically through market forces first with formal revaluation coming only after prices are already much higher.
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0:00 Intro
1:40 Physical silver flows
19:00 Preparedness with metals
45:13 Junk silver - $1 below spot/oz
47:18 Gold revaluation & stable coins
51:29 Weekly special
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