Hello, everybody. Chris Martinson here, and today we're going to be talking about finance

and economics as part of finance you. Remember, anything that you see in this video and all

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professional. We are not attorneys. We're not CPAs. We are not financial managers. As well,

we do our best to be accurate. And everything we represent is as accurate as we know it to be.

Now, let's turn to our program. Okay, well, maybe in this situation where I no longer trust governments,

regulators, legislators, or even the participants in the market, and my counterparties, where I no

longer trust them. What are the actual terms and conditions of this agreement that I have

with them? And is there the ability for these things to be manipulated and used in a

method that was not intended in the original drafting of that legislation?

Hello, everyone, to this episode of Finance University, very, very pleased to be talking about

one of my favorite subjects with one of my new best friends, gold and silver. I've been an investor

in gold since the year 2001. That's when I first dipped in, and I dipped in pretty heavy. I am

irresponsibly long, full disclosure, and I've been so because I just don't know what I

would rather hold instead. I look at gold and silver as it's sort of, if there's a great war happening,

it's between the abstract and reality. I like gold and silver because it represents reality.

I don't like what I'm seeing in the abstract world of high

finance and debt and debt accumulation and exponential growth and all of that to discuss all of

this with us is the CEO of Goldcore Dave Russell. Dave, so good to be talking to you here today.

Chris, great to be here. Thanks for having me. So let's let's start. You're interested in gold and silver too. Tell us about that.

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