INTERVIEW Gold Keeps Breaking Records — Economists Say It's Only Just Begun

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:05):
joining us now is tony artaban of wise wolf gold,
and tony has set up david knightdot gold, which will take you
there and let him know thatyou're coming through us.
Always good to have tony, andhe has been incredibly busy, uh,
the last couple of weeksbecause of what is happening in
the gold market.
I've talked a little bit bitabout this, how it has really
shot up.
It's like up 19%, if I remember, over the last month or

(00:29):
something like that, but atremendous jump in the price of
gold.
Thanks for joining us, tony.

Speaker 2 (00:35):
Well, thanks for having me, David, it's good to
see you, Good to see you.
The price of gold it keepshitting its all-time high.
It's hitting it so often I'mnot even keeping up with it
anymore.
I think it's hit its all-timehigh like four times in the last
30 days.
That's right.

Speaker 1 (00:48):
You look at it, it's like is this a new article or
what is this?
So much so that the MisesInstitute is asking so is gold
overpriced or can its price goeven higher?
And I thought that wasinteresting because, you know,

(01:12):
the Mises Institute is afinancial think tank, economic
think tank, looking at thewritings and of course you know
just a general free market,libertarian perspective of
Ludwig von Mises, and they'renot selling gold, but they're
looking at this stuff and theythought, well, you know, it's
expensive compared to what wastheir question.
Well, you know what, expensivecompared to what was their
question.

Speaker 2 (01:26):
Well, that's right, I mean, what you're actually
watching is not gold reachingits all-time high, it's the
dollar reaching its all-time low.
It's an inversion Because, asyou know, if you go back to our
original system here in theUnited States, the bimetallic
system, there was no inflationin the 19th century.
So a pair of shoes in 1800would cost you the same in 1900.

(01:47):
There was no inflation becausewe had a gold standard and we
had a silver dollar and ofcourse that changed it pretty
much.
In 1933, when FranklinRoosevelt did his executive
order for you to turn the goldin, he raised the price of gold
at $35 an ounce, once all theAmericans that complied there's
a lot of Americans that didn'tcomply, david, because I buy

(02:08):
those coins all the time, thosepre-1933 American coins but they
raised the price of gold to $35an ounce.
That was a banker's ploy toshift the gold away from the
United States to the Bank ofInternational Settlements.
You can go back and read thehistory.
But again after 1944, brettonWoods, $35 an ounce and it
stayed that way until 1971.

(02:29):
And then, richard Nixon,because of all the debasement of
our currency that the countries, other countries, noticed, we
took the silver out of ourcoinage.
We were writing checks beyondour capacity for guns and butter
in Vietnam and the greatsociety on the Mekong, like LBJ
said.
And so Richard Nixon knew thatwe couldn't continue to keep the

(02:51):
gold window open and they wentoff the gold standard and August
15th 1971, gold went up 2000percent.
But that doesn't mean that goldwent up.
It just means that we have arevaluation of fiat currency and
now every have a revaluation offiat currency, and now every
country on earth has a fiatcurrency.
They all followed the UnitedStates after 1971.
The United States now has theoldest surviving fiat currency

(03:16):
in the world.
The average lifespan is about26 years.
So we doubled that.
And so I think you're just goingto continue to see these price
shifts because of the BRICSnations primarily, and I don't.
I honestly, david, I don'tthink we would see these prices
in gold this fast the way it'sdoing, without the war in
Ukraine, with sanctions thatwere placed on Russia after NATO

(03:38):
provoked in my opinion, natowanted that incursion, but they
put the sanction, we put thesanctions on russia, uh and uh.
The russian finance ministermonths later said well, dollars
are candy wrappers to us and gotoff of the system.
Other countries took notice.
We have 40 different sanctionson 36 different countries,
weaponize the dollar.

(03:59):
So I think what you're watchingreally is not so much that, uh,
gold is having its, it's thatthe dollar is losing ground,
losing ground rapidly.
The world is taking notice.
They want a revaluation ofcommodities.
That's what Brazil, russia,india, china, south Africa, now
Saudi Arabia, are all about.
That's the re-evaluation, in myopinion, of all commodities,

(04:22):
and I was looking just before wewent live.
Other countries like India,record numbers of silver being
or record numbers of gold inChina.
China had a major ETF had tostop trading because people were
buying so much paper stock gold.
There wasn't enough gold toback it up.
At least that's what I'mlooking at.

(04:43):
Yeah, and this is going to be aproblem, I think, in the West
too.
We're just at the beginning ofthis.
If you think you missed theboat on gold and precious metals
, especially with silver stillbeing under $30 an ounce, you
are mistaken because there's alot of room left here, but it's
not looking good for King Dollar.

Speaker 1 (05:02):
And of course, I talked about this earlier in the
week and they were saying theytalked about the inverse
relationship between the FederalReserve, fiat currency and gold
and how you know one would goup and down in an inverse
relationship with each other andthey said so always these
Western institutions undercertain circumstances they would
start selling their gold andyou know the East would buy it

(05:25):
up and that type of thing.
But that all got broken, theysaid, with these sanctions and
other things that are happening.
It also got broken with thisETF stuff that is out there
because they have used that toessentially create a fiat gold
system that has gotten so out ofwhack that they can't even make
a credible case for it.

(05:46):
As you pointed out, they had tosuspend trading on it, but as
Forbes looked at it, it wastremendously.
I forget what the ratio was.
I'll look it up here as we'retalking, but the ratio that was
there was absurd and they saidwell, that's even a conservative
one.
A lot of people estimate thatthe ratio of ETFs that are out
there trading about gold aremuch, much higher than the

(06:07):
actual physical gold that'sthere.
But we're saying a lot of thesame things that you've said in
the past, where what wasinteresting earlier in this year
was the fact that the FederalReserve was making these
different moves, like hiking theinterest rate up and things
like that that normally wouldcause gold to go down and it was
holding its own, and thingslike that that normally would
cause gold to go down and it washolding its own.

(06:31):
And they said that's becauseeverybody has lost so much faith
in the dollar that they arestill accumulating the gold.
And as the institutions want tosell off their gold, there's
still more demand keeping theprice high.
And so I think that's reallywhat the Mises Institute was
talking about.
They said you know, if you arewe late on all of this in terms
of getting into gold, well, notunless you think that they've
somehow figured out what they'regoing to do with the fiat

(06:54):
currency and if they can somehowfix this stagflation, or this
dragflation, as Salenti calls it, you know, like a recession,
not just stagnant, but a realrecession, along with inflation.
If you think they've got thatsolved, then yeah, you'd be late
, but they've got some so manybuilt in problems and things
have shifted underneath themthat a lot of people are saying

(07:17):
this is just the beginning, andso that's.
That's where you've been, Iguess, just kind of running
around trying to keep track ofdemand and orders.

Speaker 2 (07:24):
Oh, absolutely.
And the rules of the game arechanging.
I mean, jerome Powell firstsaid that inflation was
transitory, along with JanetYellen this was all transitory
and nothing to worry about,nothing to see here.
And then they became veryhawkish and they're going to
whip inflation.
No problem, we got this andthey raised rates faster than
any time in history to curtailthat inflation.

(07:45):
Then they felt like they'rereally confident this last six
months or so.
We're going to talk aboutlowering rates because the
economy could sure use a goosebefore the election.
Not that they're political oranything, david.
The Federal Reserve is wayabove that.
They're not playing politics,they're not going to intervene.
But they got a problem becausethe latest data that's out

(08:06):
inflation continues.
The economy's roaring along,inflation continues.
And what are they going to do?
They've promised these ratelowerings.
The European Central Bank hasjust backed off of a rate
lowering, so they're going tohold rates.
So we're not going to see Idon't think we're going to see
any rate lowering for a minuteor two.
It may be going to right beforethe election.

(08:28):
They're going to do it thisyear.
I think they, I think they'vepromised too much.
There's too much built into thesystem.
It's all rigged.
As you know, this isn't yourfather's stock market.
Wall Street's not based onprofit anymore.
It's based on environmental,social governance and your
relationship to this centralbank.
It's it's not reallyentrepreneurship anymore.
So I think you're going to seesome intervention.

(08:49):
There'll be some rate lowerings, but it's hard to do that in
the face of the data that'scoming out, and a lot of this
has to do with the energy sector.
As a matter of fact, the WhiteHouse is not going to be buying
back food off the open market toreplace the strategic petroleum
reserve.
Yeah, that's insane.
I mean, we're not replacing ourstrategic petroleum reserve in

(09:13):
the face of all thisgeopolitical upheaval.
Honestly, I think this is themnot wanting to drive the market
up or do something to increasethe price, because that's where
you're seeing inflation.
It's in the items that peopleneed.

Speaker 1 (09:29):
He sold off the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to
lower the price before theelection.
Not even Obama did that.
Always in the past they wouldhold that until there was a
storm that came through and tookrefineries offline in Louisiana
or something like that Somekind of real disaster.
That's what they would use itfor.
Biden used it to make himselflook good, to temporarily lower

(09:52):
the price of gas and, of course,if he goes out there and
replaces it at this point intime, that is going to mitigate
against reducing the price ofgas, because he's going to be
you know out there buying stuffthat will bid the price up.
So the only thing he can do nowis just to set it out and not
refill.
That it's really.

(10:13):
It shows how he has absolutelyno interest in what is good for
this country.
It's all about his own personalpolitical gain and in that
regard, he's just like Trump.

Speaker 2 (10:26):
It's almost like it's a plan, david, like a
controlled demolition, yeah,like the calls are coming from
inside the house.
I mean, all these decisionsthat are made are not
strengthening our economy.
They're not strengthening ourreadiness as far as national
security.
Obviously, this is all part ofa plan.
It's an inside job and you seethis, this is the consequences.

(10:46):
You want to.
You want to interveneunnaturally in the market.
You want to release crude fromthe strategic petroleum reserve
to lower the price temporarily.
Well, guess what If the pricegoes back up and you have to
replace that when you buy itagain?
It drives the price up.
So your intervention backfiredon you again.
It's the same thing with these.
You know, can you imagine goingback in a hundred years and

(11:10):
saying, well, I don't knowwhat's going to happen to the
economy.
The Federal Reserve hasn't toldme what to do yet.
I mean, nobody was looking tothe Fed to figure out what's the
next move, what should I do?
What should I invest in?
This has become so ubiquitous.
It's just, it's it's permeatedall of our culture.

(11:30):
What the federal reserve isdoing, and, frankly, what
they're doing, is they'reruining our currency.
Uh, faster than than really, Ithink is natural.
I mean I think we had a littlebit more time left on the dollar
, honestly, but just the amountof hubris and the sanctions that
are placed, I thinkeverything's accelerating and
the teleprompter reader hairdopeople on these financial
networks.
They just don't get it, david.
They keep saying, well, gold isup and that's crazy.

(11:51):
Gold is way up and they keeplooking at the price and I
wonder why that is.
There's inflation data.
It's not that bad.
I mean, they keep going.
But again it's the central banksaround the world buying gold
and, as you mentioned earlier,these ETFs and this paper gold
that's out there all around theworld.
You can't really back that up.

(12:13):
I don't have any faith in that.
It's kind of like the silvermarket.
I know because of the data andI've interviewed the experts.
If you had a whale come in likean Elon Musk or some big buyer,
you could corner the silvermarket right now, just like the
hunts did in the 1970s.
But see, the deep state got ridof the hunts.
They made sure that nobodyexposed that.

(12:35):
Because what you're exposing,if you can corner a monetary
metal and get the physicalsupply, is you show that the
currency that it's shown invalue of is actually fake and
that's what the Hunts did in the1970s 1980, $52.50 an ounce for
silver.
That's crazy if you think aboutwhat $52.50 would do now for

(12:59):
your purchasing power.
In the 1980 terms that's like$300 today.
So I don't have any faith inthese markets.
I think that supply is a lotthinner than people realize and
that's what's really driving theprice.
When people are demandingphysical gold, especially places
like India and China, it'sdriving the price, David, and it

(13:20):
will come here.
Costco is selling gold bars andwe talked about this before.
We've seen this phenomenonwhere they they'll, they'll list
the price and I think they'relike 50 bucks over spot or
something like that, and thenthey'll sell out and then you
can't get them.
We have supply, but I would saythat it is thinner than you
think that it is and it's.

(13:41):
I'm not not going tooverpromise and say I can get
any variety of anything, becauseI really would watch that.
As people start to wake up anddemand precious metals, this
price that we're looking at nowis going to be quaint.
That's right.

Speaker 1 (13:54):
And you know we're talking about the paper gold
thing.
A lot of people who look atthis and say, well, I don't like
the dollar, we need to go withgold, they'll go with the paper
gold and they don't realizethat's one of the this RT
article that I was talking aboutthe other day gave the figures
that Forbes came up with.
And Forbes said well, accordingto our calculations, there's
about 200 to $300 trillion worthof paper gold out there, but

(14:19):
there's only $11 trillion worthof gold.
So in other words, they'reselling 20 to 30 times the
amount of paper ETFs.
We're going to give you a shareof the gold.
They're selling 20 to 30 timeswhat they actually have.
And they said we think thatthat's very conservative, that

(14:40):
it's actually much worse thanthat.
And, as you pointed out earlier,china had to suspend trading
because there was so much demandthat it was getting out to a
level that nobody would believe.
I mean, if people believe thatthere's 20 to 30 times the paper
gold out there, that there isknown physical gold reserves,

(15:00):
they're not going to believe itat some point.
If it gets up to 50 or 60 or100 times or something, at that
point it becomes unbelievableand the bubble bursts.
But that realization is goingto come around at some point and
there will be a reckoning, andso all the people who are
interested in collecting goldare saying well, I want the real

(15:20):
thing instead of paper.
That's when another type ofgold rush will happen, because
that's another competition tophysical gold, that paper gold.

Speaker 2 (15:29):
I like what Larry Fink, the head of BlackRock,
said a couple of weeks ago aboutpeople in countries like India
and China and emerging markets.
He said you're not helping whenyou're buying gold.
You're not helping anything,you're not helping the market.
It doesn't do anything.
And I thought, oh, there's therub, there's the tell.
He's been pushing the BitcoinETF and people are just

(15:51):
scratching their heads like whatis he doing?
In my opinion, I think theBitcoin ETF for entities like
BlackRock is a lifeline to adying system.
At least gives them some finite.
They can put their clients intothat.
But if they start putting theirclients into physical gold, it
does bankrupt the entire systema lot faster because people

(16:12):
start to realize as physicalgold demand goes up, the price
goes up.
It doesn't really go up whenyou put them into paper.
It doesn't.
I've not seen that.
I only see the price risereally when I see central bank
demand and I see these reportscoming out of people you know
the average person Like China.
They're buying gold beans justlike a bean size of a coffee

(16:35):
bean in gold, just as much asthey can.
It's not even coined, it's noteven put into bars.
People are hoarding it and Ithink I've.
I've talked about this before,but China has like 60,000 gold
mines and they don't.
They're not a net exporter.
So and and China, russia,they're they're talking right
now about a new financial system.

(16:55):
The bricks want to back a newsystem with gold, a digital
system.
Zimbabwe, david, zimbabwe thathad the trillion dollar notes.
They've got a new gold-backedcurrency that's emerging.
So the monetary system aroundthe world is going through a
transformation and, as younotice, the central bank's

(17:17):
buying gold and what you have towatch is, while they're buying
gold, they're also puttingtogether the plans for the
rollouts of their own centralbank digital currencies.
That's the danger.
They're going to build thiscontrol.
They are building this controlgrid for all of us.
It's going to lead back to theBank of International
Settlements and the IMF andother things.

(17:38):
They're going to consolidatethese clearinghouses.
We have to watch that here.
We have to continue pushingdecentralization, supporting
states that want to have theirown bullion banks, supporting
free markets.
And you know there's a lot ofargument about what's happening
with the Bitcoin ETFs and Ithink you and I will continue to
talk about that every weekbecause it's really interesting

(17:58):
and Bitcoin's over 70,000 today.
But Bitcoin really drives theargument.
It's like why?
Why are people buying it whenthey find out, oh, you can't
make any more of them?
And that becomes an.
That becomes a conversation,conversation starter, especially
when we're given you know what?
How many dollars are there?

Speaker 1 (18:15):
uh, more, there's just more always just a little
bit more.
As I say, just a little bitmore well, and that's the thing
you know about bitcoin.
If you want to, that's thething you know about Bitcoin.
If you want to buy Bitcoin, getBitcoin.
But why would you get an ETF?
You know, whenever I look atthese ETF things, based on the
experiences that we've had withderivatives, with the real
estate derivatives that they did, you know, I mean, there's
nothing.
They're not making any moreland, you know, as they always

(18:36):
pointed out, and these were realphysical assets and all the
rest of the stuff, but theycrashed it with an ETF.
You know, essentially withderivatives that they were
putting through To me.
I look at this and youunderstand there's a couple of
different things going on.
I think, when they create thesederivatives, these ETFs, of
course they're going to make alot of money off of it.
They've got a way that they canmake money off of that, but I

(18:57):
think they typically do that andthey usually wind up crashing
the market, no matter how solidor real it is, just like they
did with real estate.
So you believe in Bitcoin, youwant to get into Bitcoin.
Still, be careful of these ETFthings.
I wouldn't want to own them,but it would make me scared and
does make me afraid, you know,even for the Bitcoin thing,
because how are they going tomanipulate that?

(19:18):
Are they going to get peopleinto the Bitcoin thing and then
crash it and then try to pushthem into CBDC?
We know they want to crash thefinancial system so they can
establish this new system, andso that's another thing that
makes me suspicious about whythey would do these ETFs.
So I'm very suspicious of boththe ETFs for paper and silver
and also for Bitcoin.
I think you know you want toget something.

(19:40):
Get the real thing, also forBitcoin.
I think you know you want toget something.
Get the real thing.
Don't get this no-transcript.

Speaker 2 (19:49):
I'm with you on that and I've been in Bitcoin since
2016.
I had some of the first BitcoinATMs we discussed many times.
But I'm skeptical of the ETFside and I like easy to get by
itself and you should have yourown wallet, your own keys and

(20:15):
understand what that means.
I mean really knowledge in thein in the coming years, the most
important thing.
Somebody asked me the other daywhat, what's the most important
thing.
You know what kind of equity?
I said knowledge, knowing howto use something.
And go back to the thirdcounterparty risk.
You know, if I have a gold coinin my hand right now, that's
mine.
I don't have to worry about abank.

(20:36):
I don't have to worry about aninstitution or a CEO or
embezzlement or anything likethat or fraud.
I've got it in my hand and if Ibought it from a reputable
dealer, then I've got value andthat's.
Gold has been money and silverhas been money for thousands of
years and it will continue tohave value as long as I think
it's their civilization.
You know, I've bought somecoins from the Roman era and

(20:59):
kept them here at the shop.
They're valuable becausethere's gold in them.
Some of the ones that aredebased.
The old Roman coins have alittle bit of value, but not
much.
It's the metal that made themvaluable throughout the years.
You can still use them as money.
That made them valuablethroughout the years.
You can still use them as money.
So I like, in the coming years,I think it's going to be more
important for cut out themiddleman.
You don't need ETFs, you don'tneed an institution.

(21:21):
Learn how to own thingsyourself, and that's one of the
reasons I'm in the physicalprecious metals business.
And we have things like themembership program, like
Wolfpack, where, even if youdon't have a lot of money and
you've just got a little bit,you want to put some savings in.
Let us do it.
Let my team go find value foryou with even as little as $50.

Speaker 1 (21:42):
Yeah, that's why, you know, earlier this week I
talked about you know, what'shappened in recent history with
the Bretton Woods 2 and on andwhat is happening with that.
But when you look at thesetoday, the articles that I kind
of focused on were things fromMises Institute and other people
were talking about theeconomics of inflation, because

(22:04):
that's not going to go away.
You know, we talk about how yougot paper, gold, paper, silver
paper, Bitcoin and all the restof the stuff.
Well, there's still the paperdollar, which is the worst of
these derivatives, the mosteasily manipulated, because
they're printing more of it allthe time, as you point out.
You know, people look atBitcoin and say, well, they're
not making any more of this orit's getting more scarce.

(22:25):
So that's where we want to be,because that's, you know, it's
the printing where they calledquantitative easing.
It's the manipulation of theinterest rates.
They have so many different waysthat they can manipulate the
value of the paper dollar thatit's just not a store of value
at all.
And then, of course, besidestheir direct manipulation, we've

(22:48):
seen it many times in ourlifetime get out of hand, many
times in our lifetime get out ofhand, and we're at one of those
moments right now where theseguys who are pulling the levers
you know the, the guy behind the, the man behind the curtain,
like the wizard of Oz once hegets into that balloon it's like
come back, I don't know.
I don't know how it works.
You know, once he inflates thatballoon he's just heading off.
And we've seen that happen withthe federal Reserve wizards

(23:10):
many times, haven't we?
They don't know how it works,they can't come back to where
they were.

Speaker 2 (23:16):
Well, no, and that's all.
Fiat currencies go to zero.
So they're just playing a gamein the interim, you know, and I
think that the dollar is goingto digital.
That's their plan.
I think all these plans havebeen accelerated.
I don't think that we'resupposed to be seeing right now
the swift decline that there is,but be seeing right now the,
the swift decline that there is.
But you know, even go back tothe, that the allegory of the

(23:37):
wizard of oz this is l frankbomb wrote that in the late 19th
century.
That was the cowardly lying was, uh, william jennings bryan.
You know the cross of goldspeech, and what was.
What was william jennings bryantalking about?
He's talking about free silver.
Because we had such a strongcurrency, the farmers wanted
some relief and they hit theComstock load we had in the
1870s out in Nevada and theywanted to release that silver

(23:59):
into the market to help ease thedebts, to increase the money
supply.
Now, it wasn't fake, theydidn't want to dump fake money
into it.
They wanted to dump silver inthere to give the, and that was
a populist move, to give thefarmer some relief.
I think there's going to be anargument for that.
But the, you know the bankstersran with that and of course you
end up getting the FederalReserve because they kept

(24:19):
pushing that as a way to help,you know, stave off crashes and
things like that.
But that's where all of thatthe yellow brick road, the
Emerald Palace is the greenback.
You know all of that stuff onthe Wizard of Oz and it is, it's
wizardry, it's economic alchemy, and you know it's really
insane to watch David.
I got in this business yearsago and every year now, every

(24:43):
month, and we're seeing somechange in the monetary system,
in the market.
And you know we were talkingabout a couple of weeks ago and
I still can't get over it.
You know it took us from thefounding of our country to the
time I was born to go a trilliondollars into debt and now we do
it every 90 days.
Yeah, yeah, I mean, just letthat sink in.

(25:03):
Once you let that sink in, yourealize we've passed some sort
of boundary where we're nevergoing to be.
I mean, we're not even talkingabout fiscal responsibility or
anymore Nobody's running on thatpolitically.
So I think we've we've crossedsome sort of boundary.
So it's time to start thinkingabout how do you, how do you
thrive and survive.
How do you weather the storm ofwhat's coming?

(25:24):
It doesn't matter you and Ican't stop it.
You know, whatever it's,whatever it's down the road, all
we can do is prepare and try touse history as our guide.
You know what was the what, whathappens in times of
hyperinflation and what happensin times of economic uncertainty
or or currency shifts.
You know you don't want to getleft holding the bag.
I saw that in Iraq.

(25:45):
That was a microcosm of things,but I watched a currency go to
zero in real time.
Nobody wanted to pay peoplerunning out of the banks with,
with boxes of Iraqi dinar thatno one wanted.
Yeah, yeah, Think about thatmoney that no one wants, Wow.

Speaker 1 (26:00):
Well, yeah, we're definitely not in Kansas anymore
.
Uh, we're in, uh, davos orsomething, or Baghdad or
something like that.
I mean, we're in some alienterritory.
That's why, you know, grabsomething that's real, that's
held as value for a very longtime, and, of course, as I you
know, we talk about it.
You can handle transactionsthere at Wise Wolf and you've

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Speaker 1 (28:09):
Well, thank you, and of course you know taxes are
coming up April 15th.
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(28:31):
talking to you, tony.
We're in really interestingtimes and I know it gets really
difficult for you as everybodysees the price going up.
That gets their attention andeverybody starts investing in it
.
Fear of missing out.
But I don't think that peoplehave missed out at this point.

(28:53):
Neither do the people who arewriting about the.
From a financial and economicstandpoint, they think there's a
lot left in this becausethey're going to continue to try
to feed the inflation beast forthis election at the very least
.
And that's assuming that theyknow how this balloon they
inflated actually works and theycan control it.
I don't think they can.

(29:13):
Let's get away from far too manytimes.
That's one of the bestanalogies, I think, out of the
Wizard of Oz.
Thank you so much for joiningus again, david Knight, I go to
take you to Tony at Wise WolfGold.
Thank you, tony, appreciate it.

Speaker 2 (29:24):
Thank you, David.

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