What the dishonest Socialist isn’t telling you is 73% of Canadian exports go to the U.S. and only 13% of U.S. exports go to Canada.
Additionally, 70% of the parts and equipment used in the Canadian energy industry is from the United States.
The U.S. produces more oil than we consume. We are the largest producer of crude oil on the planet.
We take low quality dark crude from Canada at a discount and crack it in our state of the art refineries.
We then sell our domestically produced sweet crude and sell it on the world’s market at a premium.
Canada can’t even refine its own oil in Quebec without the United States pipelines.
Anyone that would infer that this would hurt the United States more than Canada is a complete economic illiterate.
And so far energy isn’t part of the tariff war because Canada knows if it was, it would be catastrophic for its economy.
Stop listening to morons.
🚨 Study this carefully.
People who bought silver above $100/oz because they were badly influenced by X “Silver Experts” need to learn the following table.
If they bought at $100/oz and didn’t buy again in the dip, silver still needs to go up 45% from current levels for them to break even.
But if they bought again at $55, their new average entry price is $77/oz. This means they are only 14% away from break-even.
Never enter a position with 100% of your capital.
Always keep more ammunition to DCA into assets you really believe in!
Africa produces gold across almost the entire continent.
Only 2 regions rank as top tier producers.
South Africa in the south.
The Burkina Faso, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire belt in the west.
Everywhere else is still exploration or emerging.
Bessent: “We will grow our way out of debt.”
Real GDP growth:
2023: +2.9%
2024: +2.8%
2025: +2.1%
2026: +1.5% (Q2 annualized)
US debt growth:
2023: +7.2%
2024: +6.9%
2025: +6.1%
2026: +7.5% (last 12 months)
Debt is growing 2–3× faster than the economy.
You don’t grow your way out of debt when the debt is outrunning growth every single year.
It’s not looking good.
Average U.S. household net worth:
2000: $400,000
2026: $1.35 million
That’s up 3.4× in dollars.
In Gold:
2000: 1,430 ounces
2026: 295 ounces
Americans are 80% poorer in real terms.
You’re not mad enough.
First Majestic $AG is the cheapest big silver miner on earnings. It's also the most expensive to run.
Those aren't two facts. They're one fact.
Cost per ounce: $26 (Pan American: $18)
EV/EBITDA: 10.5x (Hecla: 13.8x)
The market prices the risk. That's the discount.
The bull case is simple: costs fall after this quarter's expansions, the discount closes, and if silver runs, $AG's margin nearly doubles while low-cost names grow 40%.
The bear case is the same sentence in reverse.
$1.25B in the bank either way. Full breakdown on the channel 🧵👇
@baldguymoney@Rambo7237 In 1925, the average unskilled laborer earned 25.16 Troy oz of gold annually.
In 1975, an American federal minimum wage worker earned 27.13 Troy ounces of gold annually.
In 2026, a federal minimum wage worker earns 3.25 Troy ounces of gold annually.
Fractional Gold was pricey! Bit 1g bars were recently available at spot.
Fractional guarantees stack flexibility & LIQUIDITY as prices rise and affordability falls.
Don’t fall for the old "waste of money" story! Especially if you’re on a budget!
Act! Don’t fall behind because rich people told you not to buy the only gold you could afford.