The DXY is just a measure of USD relative to other major world fiat currencies... that's all.

But lots of guys on YouTube and elsewhere lately have been spreading FUD that the DXY is in a free fall; and they've been using a very deceptive range of dates to mislead their audiences.

Here's a much better rough breakdown of the DXY so that folks in the Nationalist community don't get tricked by all the boomer click bait that's been going around.

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Gifted by my Grandma, 18.5 ounces added to the stack ⚡

Return to real money Silver and gold, and toss the fiat currency peddlers in the oven.

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APMEX is having a lightning sale beginning at 10 AM EST.

MM is currently offering a tube of mercury dimes at spot. 1 per account used. https://monumentmetals.com/tube-of-90-silver-mercury-dimes-5-face-value-1.html

It's Führer Friday o/

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Brent Johnson (the dollar milkshake guy) in a recent video points out that the DXY rises during times of crisis,  and that it's recent 6 month pullback isn't the end of the dollar as click bait boomers want you to think.

Just like @SilverStackersSS discussed in the last video (watch here),  Brent points out that the DXY is at the bottom of an upward trend,  and this may be forecasting another major crisis in the near future.

Steve St Angelo is one of the few voices in the metals space to focus heavily on cost of production, not only for metals, but for energy, and now for bitcoin too.

Steve notes that gold's average cost of production is about $2,000 which makes it very profitable at the moment; and Silver's average cost of production is around $25, so it is becoming quite profitable as well.

Bitcoin, however, has a cost of production around $92,631 so the profit margin is much lower than with Silver and gold... plus the total electricity consumption by bitcoin mining in the US is near 2%, which would need to double to 4% due to the halving cycle; making it increasingly unsustainable.

Silver (and gold) are better assets than bitcoin because once mined, refined, and minted, their energy store of value is stable and does not require an ever increasing consumption of energy.
All Silver and gold mining could stop tomorrow and the remaining above ground stock would be even more useful and valuable than ever; whereas if bitcoin mining ceases, the network supporting it ceases as well, making the remaining stock a depreciating asset due to transaction fees.

As for why bitcoin and Silver have been trading in a similar pattern lately, who knows... maybe the bankers are trying to steal the spotlight away from Silver and demoralize Stackers by offering somewhat better "gains" in cryptos.

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Here's Steve St Angelo discussing peak energy, the energy cliff, and ROI (return on investment) plummeting in the coming decade.

Steve has previously applied this same principle to the Western Roman Empire, and shown that economic and civilizational decline were due to a falling ROI in energy (they mainly used wood converted to charcoal back then).

TLDR, this is worldwide and will lead to a prolonged period of economic and civilizational decline unless we can somehow squeeze more energy out of a barrel of oil, or reliably tap into some other highly efficient ROI energy sources like nuclear.

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A recession/depression is very very near, and it's not even a secret, most normies just don't know what to look for and are too busy watching sportball anyway.

The yield curve was inverted for a historically long period of time and has now been uninverted for 10 months (the SHTF on average 6 months to 2 years after uninversion)... so we're due for an economic crisis anytime from right now to another year from now.

Stack accordingly 💪🏻

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Silver has been battling the past 5 hours at the $39 level, forming an ascending wedge, which indicates a further upward breakout towards $40 and above.

This resistance around $39 was also seen a week ago on July 13th, and can prove to be support in the future offering some protection against downside risk.

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I've always found this thought process to be sound advice and applicable for fund managers who have large portfolios but it doesn't make sense in the context of picking winners. If you see a huge opportunity you load the boat

When the first iPhone came out if you'd split it between IBM, Ford, AT&T, etc you'd have a successful portfolio but nowhere near than if you'd just bought Apple

When you have an outsized opportunity you go for it

The Apple anology is similar to the opportunity we have with Silver and precious metals in general

The Fed will print to infinity to weaken the dollar and devalue the debt.

Trump has stated he wants America to build and export again. The only way that happens is with a weaker dollar. So even more printing

US Treasuries have collapsed since 2020 and will continue to do so, no one wants Bonds of a country with this much debt and an infinite money printer.

China started buying all the gold and silver with both hands 5 years ago. The other major Central Banks started 3 years ago.

There is a crisis of collateral in the world and were returning to real money

Gold has had a run, consistently making new all time highs. Silver has barely moved given its historical price

When you have an opportunity go big

NASA, (the same guys who went to the moon over 50 years ago, but then forgot how to do it again lol)... have now found 6 gorrilion nigatons of space metal... and they want you to stop Stacking of course, because Silver and gold are floating around in unlimited amounts, but their paper fiat currencies are clearly way more rare and valuable.

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