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We used to run the economy with less money and credit for every dollar of GDP required substantially less money and credit.

Now it just takes a lot.

That can't be good for anybody.

And I think gold's waking up and telling you that, finally.

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Welcome, everybody, to this episode of Finance You.

I'm your host, Chris Martinson, and we're going to have a very special

update here. As you know, we've been doing quarterly updates with Adam Rosenschwag of Garing and Rosenzschwe. We're going to be talking about this. We're going to be talking about the return of inflation, what? And shale oil's long goodbye with Adam. Hey, Adam, so good to see you again. Great to see you, Chris. Nice to be talking to you again.

Likewise. So we. Nice to be talking

you again. Likewise. So we're going to be discussing this, which every quarter, the quarterly

reports out of your firm, Gering and Roshen, Swag, everybody should be reading this. Absolutely.

This one came out in the August 25th issue here, 2025. The next inflationary surge is about to begin,

but I think you buried the lead a little bit because you were talking about shale oil and all

of that too. But I want to start here. You start, you open this piece with, quote, we are

firmly in the camp that believes the great disinflationary arc, which began in the stern days of Paul Volcker's Fed,

has run its course. The era of falling yields and fading price pressures is over in its place.

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