Hello, fellow Rubble Capital's. Hope you're well. So everybody has been talking about the debasement trade.

Gold is over 4,000. Bitcoin is almost at all-time highs. Silver exploded over 50 bucks. And it has to be because of the debasement trade. Well, I'm going to tell you right here in this

video, number one, that might not necessarily be true. I'm going to give you a whole plot twist

right here on the whole debasement argument or narrative. And then I'm going to show you what I'm

doing in my own portfolio to have maybe

better odds of playing the debasement narrative, we'll say. And I got this strategy from some of the

pros I know that have been doing this for over 40 years. So you're going to want to sit down,

buckle up, pour yourself that stiff drink because we're going to get into it 40 years. So you're going to want to sit down, buckle up, pour yourself that stiff

drink because we're going to get into it right now. So what is the argument for this debasement

trade and gold being over 4,000 and Bitcoin being at almost all-time highs? What you guys know,

let's look at this chart right here, M2 money supply. So most people define currency debasement

by a loss of purchasing power in, let's just say the dollar, because you're creating more and more

and more of those dollars. And what we have to realize as investors is it's all about the rate of

change, especially in a debt-based

monetary system. You guys know that from watching my videos. So we look at this chart and we can see that

my goodness gracious, from 1960 to even the middle of the 70s, it's pretty flat. And then in the 1970s, it really starts to ramp up.

Get a little bit of a flattening there, interestingly enough, in the 1990s. And then it really starts going parabolic.

And then when we get to QE 1, 2, 3, look at this chart.

Look at the trend, although it's straight, but look at how much more of an angle.

Look at how much more extreme it is and going higher and higher and higher.

And then we get to the surveza sickness.

It goes completely parabolic, straight up.

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