Topic: Money Supply

The M2 money supply has increased by $2 trillion since 2024, a 10% rise that signals impending hyperinflation. Researcher Jesse Colombo predicts that this expansion will drive gold prices to $15,000-$20,000 per ounce and silver to $300-$500. Rising prices are characterized as a symptom of the devaluing fiat currency rather than the cause of inflation.

Professor Richard Werner details his empirical test of banking theories, proving that banks do not act as intermediaries but actually create money "ex nihilo" (out of nothing) when they issue loans. This "credit creation" power is the most significant driver of the economy, yet it is largely ignored in standard macroeconomic textbooks. Werner's research is cited as the most downloaded paper in its field.

Dr. Kirk Elliott explains that the fundamental reason gold and silver prices rise is the increase in the M2 money supply, which has grown by $7.3 trillion since 2020. He advises investors to focus on silver, noting that the silver-to-gold ratio is currently compressed at 91 to 1. Elliott predicts silver could reach $120 an ounce as the global economy faces further turbulence and currency devaluation.

The U.S. money supply has increased by over $7 trillion in recent years, which is the true cause of inflation rather than "price gouging." Elon Musk is reportedly unhappy with the push for war, though he is assisting with technical support for the Iranian resistance. Advisors like Howard Lutnick are questioned on whether they are properly informing Trump about the economic suicide of a Middle Eastern war.

Vladimir Putin and the BRICS nations aim to de-dollarize the global economy by backing a common currency with gold. Donald Trump counters this by proposing reciprocal tariffs and potentially backing the U.S. dollar with gold reserves. Dr. Kirk Elliott notes that according to the U.S. Debt Clock, gold should be valued at over $12,000 an ounce based on the M3 money supply.

Dr. Elliott criticizes the Federal Reserve's decision to lower interest rates while the money supply continues to expand, calling it a "catastrophic" policy failure. He argues that the US is in a state of stagflation, where prices rise while the economy slows down. Elliott warns that the Fed's actions will lead to even higher inflation, for which the incoming Trump administration will likely be unfairly blamed.

Elon Musk and Donald Trump discuss the root causes of inflation, identifying government overspending and high energy costs as the primary drivers. They advocate for "drilling" to lower the cost of living for middle-class Americans.

Analysis of the US Debt Clock reveals that based on the M2 money supply, the "dollar to silver" ratio should place the price of silver at approximately $153 per ounce. Dr. Elliott points out that the current market price of $30 is a massive undervaluation caused by paper manipulation. He predicts that as the US debt-to-GDP ratio exceeds 122%, a major correction in precious metals is inevitable.

According to the US Debt Clock's dollar-to-silver ratio, silver should be valued at approximately $153 per ounce based on current money supply and available ounces. Some projections based on 5-year and 10-year money printing cycles place the potential value as high as $1,100 to $1,500 per ounce. Silver is currently identified as the most undervalued asset on the planet, with a conservative near-term target of $75 to $100.

The history and function of the Federal Reserve are examined, with Alex Jones calling it a "Ponzi scheme" established in 1913. Dr. Kirk Elliott explains how the Fed uses interest rate policy and money supply to manipulate the economy. They argue that the Fed's stated goal of full employment is a cover for a private banking cartel that consolidates wealth through boom and bust cycles.

Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are described as programmable money that will allow the government to control where and how individuals spend their funds. Simultaneously, the food supply is being altered, with cricket protein reportedly being integrated into common food products. These trends are viewed as part of a larger agenda to reduce human autonomy and enforce a new global standard.

The U.S. is currently spending $2.50 in debt to generate just $1 of GDP growth, a ratio described as fundamentally unsustainable. The Biden administration's 2024 budget includes a $2.5 trillion deficit, adding more debt in one year than was accumulated in the first 200 years of the nation's history. This massive money printing is the primary driver of the current inflationary cycle.

The M2 money supply is currently shrinking at a rate not seen since the Great Depression. This contraction is interpreted as the "big boys" pulling liquidity out of the system in preparation for the transition to a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The elimination of paper money is viewed as a necessary step for the government to achieve total financial control.

The Biden administration and Federal Reserve are accused of "double talking" by defining inflation as a sign of a growing economy rather than an increase in the money supply. While officials claim the economy is booming, critics point to the lack of capital inflow and the rise of BRICS nations trading in local currencies. Major investment firms like Schwab are reportedly facing stress due to loan delinquencies and high debt levels.

The U.S. government is currently spending $2.50 in debt to generate just $1.00 of GDP growth, a ratio described as unsustainable. While the Biden administration touts a 2% GDP growth, critics argue this indicates a shrinking economy when adjusted for 15% real inflation. Additionally, the M2 money supply is shrinking for the first time since the Great Depression, suggesting that capital is being pulled from the system in preparation for a digital currency transition.

Dr. Kirk Elliott joins the show to discuss the "imploding" debt cycle and the $32 trillion national debt. He notes that the U.S. added $3 trillion in debt in just one year, a pace that is unsustainable and will lead to a global economic collapse. Elliott explains that banks fail when withdrawals exceed deposits and warns that the current money supply contraction is a sign of deep instability in the financial system.

Edward Dowd predicts a deep recession and a shift toward deflation by early 2024 due to the Federal Reserve's aggressive interest rate hikes. He points to the M2 money supply turning negative for the first time since 1930 as a major warning sign. Dowd expects a liquidity event that will force the government into unprecedented deficit spending to save the economy.

Former Wall Street professional Edward Dowd explains that the current banking crisis was inevitable following the 2019 repo crisis and subsequent money printing. He notes that the M2 money supply has gone negative for the first time since 1930, a historical signal for financial panics. Dowd suggests that central banks are attempting a controlled implosion to usher in new power structures.

Central bankers have overseen a massive expansion of the M2 money supply, printing over 50% of all US dollars in existence within the last few years. This inflationary period is now being followed by a sharp contraction, which historically signals a massive recession or stock market crash. The current escalation toward war is viewed as a smoke screen to distract the public from a planned economic depression and the transition to a digital global currency.

Alex Jones returns to discuss the "Great Reset" book's success on Amazon, where it has reached number nine globally. He warns that the globalist plan involves squeezing the economy to force people into a social credit system and universal basic income. Jones expresses deep concern over the threat of nuclear war and mass starvation, stating that the current disruption of energy and food is a reality, not a game.