Just for your information regarding a fact about silver:
I recently attended the Vancouver Resource Investor Conference (VRIC), which serves as an excellent venue for anyone dedicated to advancing their financial understanding of silver and gold. While at VRIC, I became aware of a circulating rumor suggesting that I had liquidated my entire silver position to acquire additional Bitcoin.
I want to clarify that this is incorrect. I have not sold any of my silver holdings. The reality is that I sold a portion of my Bitcoin and subsequently some gold to finance the purchase of a new house.
In hindsight, parting with that gold and Bitcoin was a significant error on my part. I truly regret that decision, though I am very grateful that I held onto my silver. My investment strategy generally involves utilizing debt to acquire income-generating real estate. I then use the positive cash flow from those properties to purchase more Ethereum, Bitcoin, silver, and gold.
This is an opportune moment to exchange fake dollars for legitimate assets like gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.
Gold has impressively surged past the $5000 threshold. We are delighted by this recent performance. Looking toward the horizon, the forecasted value for this asset is $27,000.
**Question:** Do I worry when the prices of gold, silver, or Bitcoin rise or fall?
**Answer:** No, I do not care.
**Why?** Because I understand that the national debt of the United States continues to increase, while the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar continues to decrease.
Why should I worry about the price of gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum when the Federal Reserve, the Treasury, and the U.S. Government are controlled by highly educated but incompetent PhDs—much like my "poor dad"?
So, why worry? I simply continue buying more gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum to become richer.