Hello fellow rebel capital. So hope you're well. So we got to talk about the dollar.

It is tanking right now. That is for sure. So is this the sell America trade or is the dollar losing reserve currency status?

No one wants to touch the hot potato, as my good friend, Doug Casey always says, or is there a little more

nuance to this rapid decline in the dollar as measured by the DXY? Let's dive into the details

and try to connect some dots. First and foremost, let me do the screen share. Whoa. Okay,

there we go. That's a little bit better. And we'll go over to

the DXY. Now, you see, we're down, I mean, we're rapidly approaching a 95 handle, 96.19. But look at this.

Just today, it's gone down by 0.88%, which I know a lot of you are saying,

well, George, that's not a crash. Actually, it is. For the dollar, that that's a huge move

down in just one day. So let's zoom out and look at a chart of, let's just say the last six months.

And now you get the gist of what I'm saying. When you look at this visually, you see how dramatic this move is just in the last, call it week or so.

I mean, on the 19th, we were at 99.39.

And that's the close.

I don't know where we were or, you know, intraday. I'm not sure where we were. So this is just,

I mean, this is right off a cliff right here. So when you look at a chart like this and you

listen to the narrative, especially when you see silver going straight up, didn't do that today,

but going straight up at one point intraday, but going straight up. At one point intraday,

it was up 14% just on the day. You see gold going higher and higher and higher, going past that

psychological market, $5,000 an ounce. So it's very easy to see this rapid decline in the dollars

measured by the DXY and come to the

conclusion that, oh my gosh, this is it. We're seeing it play out. This is everyone around the world

finally realizing that the debt and the deficits in the United States are unsustainable.

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