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Jim Rogers는 미국의 지속적 통화 발행과 막대한 국가부채로 달러 가치가 떨어져 금·은 가격이 장기적으로 오를 것이라고 주장한다. 금은 수백 년간 가치를 유지해 왔으며 가격 하락 시 더 매수하겠다고 밝힌다. 일본의 부채 증가와 인구 감소를 근거로 금·은이 방어 수단이 된다고 말한다. 다만 구체적 1~3개월 가격 방향은 제시하지 않았고 발언의 대부분은 장기 전망이다. 영상 제작 측 요약 내레이션에서 $50,000 금값 언급이 나온다.
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Could you imagine they keep printing so much money that we could see a price like $50,000 in in either of our lifetimes? Well, of course. That's just a the That's the price of the currency going down. [clears throat] Yes, of course. Oh, there there will be a probably some other country that has a sounder currency and the value will be different in the sound currency.
I mean, the US is the least sound currency now. Eventually, somebody else will be. But, as we sit here talking, there's probably somebody who's going to have a sound currency. What you need to do is don't announce it on the air. Send me an email. Tell me what it is so I can buy more. Accelerating monetary expansion and ballooning sovereign debt burdens continue to weaken global purchasing power.
As paper currencies undergo systematic debasement, tangible reserves remain an indispensable protective barrier against inevitable fiscal deterioration. Jim Rogers, a well-known investor, author, and financial commentator, emphasizes that political establishments cannot resist the urge to inflate away systemic debt.
He predicts that relentless currency printing will propel precious metals to staggering nominal milestones, potentially reaching figures like $50,000, which simply reflects how dramatically paper money will plunge in value. Because the United States has solidified its position as the largest debtor nation in global history, administrative authorities will reliably print vast sums of unbacked cash whenever severe economic turmoil emerges.
Whenever market confidence deteriorates, governments choose inflation over austerity, continuously punishing savers while rewarding hard assets. This recurring dynamic ensures that the secular bull market in physical bullion is projected to endure for decades, offering essential shelter against systemic decay.
Now, we present the clips from Jim Rog; Chinese like many other countries have been there a long time, and the Chinese people know that gold and silver have always been valuable, and always will be. I mean, you go to China, you go to places like Xi'an, which was there for hundreds of years ago, gold and silver were valuable, and vice versa to protect yourself.
And they always will be. I mean, you know it, and I know it, but the Chinese know it, too. And they've known it longer than you and I have, as far as gold and silver. I guess there's nothing new. They've always been valuable, and they always will be. Sometimes they're less valuable than others, and times it has a glamour for whatever reason.
If people are not buying gold and silver, the price will go down. But those are normal market fluctuations. If they go down, I hope I'm smart enough to buy more. Everybody will lose confidence in US dollar more and more. The US is the largest debtor nation in the history of the world. I'm not the only person who knows this.
[snorts] We all know that the US continues to print more and more paper money, and more and more people are looking for ways to protect themselves. If you and I were talking in 1926, we would be talking about the pound sterling about ways to protect ourselves. It has moved over to the dollar now. There will always be a reason for people to protect themselves against currency debasement.
If you don't own any gold and silver, get some and put it in that closet behind you. I care about price because if it goes down, I buy more. I don't I've never sold any gold and silver, but if they go down, I hope I'm smart enough to know that, recognize that, and buy more. Gold and silver will always protect us when things if and when things collapse.
I don't like it, but I know the facts. And you You see that closet? Put some gold and silver back there. That's what we have got. As governments continue to debase currencies and print money, yes, you pick the pick the currency. It could have an absurd price, what we think of as absurd prices. But it's just the fact that governments will print more money and make the value of paper money less.
They'll make the value of the money go down. That means gold and silver will go up. But what's really happening is the printing of money makes the value of the money go down, and politicians will continue to do that. Maybe in some countries they'll stop for a while, but in the end, I mean, in Washington, that's all they know to do, is to print money.
And they will do more. And that will make the price of gold and silver go higher in terms of US dollars and other currencies. The problem is even if you teach them, they might say, "Okay, we'll stop." But then when things get bad, they'll start printing again. That's all they know. These people are not very smart.
That's why they work for the government. Do you see that happening anytime soon? Could you imagine they keep printing so much money that we could see a price like $50,000 in in either of our lifetimes? Well, of course, that's just a That's the price of the going down. Yes, of course. Oh, there there will be probably some others country that has
[clears throat] a sounder currency and the value will be different in the sound currency. I mean, the US is the least sound currency now. Eventually, somebody else will be. But as we sit here talking, there's probably somebody who's going to have a sound currency. What you need to do is don't announce it on the air.
Send me an email. Tell me what it is so I can buy more. I own gold and silver and I own you with mainly US dollar cash and US dollar is not a sound currency, but most people think it is. That's why I own US dollars. I don't know where I will put my money if and when I sell my US dollars. I'm looking.
Gold starts collapsing, will that be because the fundamentals have deteriorated or because human beings are in panic? It will probably be because human beings are in panic about something. There will be bankruptcies. It will make people scared and that will cause people to sell. You know, they will say, "Sell everything." Now, is that because fundamentals have changed or because human beings have changed?
I would suspect it's because human beings and human emotions are still the same. I don't see in the next collapse, the next panic, that the fundamentals will sell change on gold and silver. It's just that human beings will panic as they've always done in the past. Where do you keep your assets? And I mean, often there's maybe a sound bank in your country or your city where you where you can put some money in a safety deposit vault, but you have to find there are banks that are sounder or less unsound and you can keep your assets in places like that.
But one does have to find a place that is not got a lot of borrowing, a lot of not a lot of debt and where they're not taking I mean if you put your money in a bank and they take it and lend it out they might lose it all. Because they didn't lend your money to somebody. You have to be very very careful that where you keep your money is safe.
Not everybody's safe. Singapore has been for the past few decades a country that hasn't built up a lot of debt, doesn't borrow a lot of money. There is a lot of leverage in the economy. I mean that's changing, they're getting more debt but at the moment it is a reasonably sound place compared to most other places.
I mean the United States is the largest debtor nation in the world. Singapore's not the largest debtor nation in the world. But even Singapore's building up debt. But I'm looking I mean I'm looking everyday of which currencies will rise and which countries will rise. A looming global downturn is poised to trigger widespread panic sparking sudden waves of corporate bankruptcies and severe liquidity crunches across conventional banking systems.
When market crisis strike, terrified investors typically sell off every asset in sight. Yet the underlying fundamentals of physical commodities do not deteriorate during these emotional stampedes. Severe demographic and fiscal imbalances are also set to devastate aging economies. Nations like Japan, saddled with decades of skyrocketing sovereign liabilities and a steadily declining domestic population, will endure prolonged economic hardship that paper monetary policies cannot resolve.
Furthermore, excessive leverage throughout modern commercial institutions guarantees that credit contagion will spread rapidly during the next downturn. Storing hard assets securely away from over-leveraged banks provides indispensable protection against systemic defaults. As public confidence drains from established currencies, allocating capital into tangible reserves will maintain unmatched security over the coming cycle.
Now, let's get back to the interview. As you know, I own gold and silver. I bought more since I saw you last. Not much, but some. I try when gold and silver go down, I try to buy more. I don't want to ever sell my gold and silver, Claudia. I want my children to have my gold and silver someday. Put it in the closet.
Put it under the bed. Put it somewhere. And everybody should have some gold and silver. I expect for the rest of your life, the rest of my life, gold and So, gold and silver will go higher. In my life, I have certainly owned other metals, but gold and silver are the basic foundation for my safety reserves.
Gold and silver have been valuable for hundreds of years, and they always will be. Now, Jim, you said you're never going to sell your gold and silver, but when the price was surging in January, did you think even for a second, "Maybe this is the time to take some money off the table?" Not for me. I repeat, my gold and silver is for the rest of my life.
It's for my children. So, no, I've never thought about selling any gold and silver. If they go down, I think about buying more. Then we have recently been on an uptrend in the past few hundred few decades, let's say. And whenever there's some kind of uncertainty in the world, gold and silver go up. In my lifetime and yours, they have corrected and they probably will, but at the moment we're in an up cycle with some correction both in the up cycle is not over.
Believe you. The up cycle is going to last for the rest of your life. I hope you live long enough to last forever. I gold and silver are a little bit different to me than a commodity bull market. Gold and silver are a defense mechanism if nothing else, an insurance policy more than anything else. Yes, copper is great, wheat is great, but gold and silver are different for me.
As I said, Jesus Christ was sold for 30 pieces of silver. He wasn't sold for 10 bushels of wheat, he was sold for silver. Silver has been silver and gold have been very valuable for history, thousand hundreds of years. Silver and gold did not collapse when the and collapse. In fact, they went up in in Japan.
In yen terms, they went up because they have this permanence that many other things don't have. The price of rice is great and will be for hundreds of years in Japan and everywhere, but silver in my view, silver and gold are a bit different. Yes, everybody should own some rice. Everybody should own some oil, but gold and silver is more important to me.
Japan has huge debt and the debt is going higher every day and Japan has a declining population. The population has been declining for 15 or 20 years. So, Japan has big problems going forward. I would suspect that gold and silver will help save them if the problems get worse in Japan. I mean, the debt has been skyrocketing for years.
The population has been declining for 15 years. I mean, I don't think Japan's going to disappear, not in your lifetime, not in my lifetime, but Japan will have problems and gold and silver will help protect you or help protect anybody. Rice will protect you, too, but gold and silver are better. In 1926, we would be talking about the pound sterling as the world's reserve currency and as this place of safety, but then Britain 50 years later was bankrupt.
They kept spending money and kept running up debt. The US dollar is the world reserve currency right now, but I mean the US dollar The US is in gigantic debt. The debt's going higher and higher. Well, it is a good time to be an old American. It's not a good time to be a young American because young Americans are going to have huge problems because of the debt situation, just as young Britons had big problems 100 years ago as the currency became came under pressure.
I promise you that is going to happen certainly in your lifetime and it's going to be a big problem for anybody Well, not just for anybody, for the world because when the world's reserve currency has problems, everybody has problems. That happened to the pound sterling 50 years ago, 80, 100 years ago when pound when the pound sterling was the world's reserve currency.
It causes problems for everybody cuz some people own it and have to do something. That will happen to the US dollar. I repeat, the US is the largest creditor, is the largest debtor in the history of the world and it yet gets worse every day and there's nothing they will do about it. It's going to get worse and that's going to cause problems for everybody including you and me.
Lower raise and lower rates as time goes on, but eventually their only solution, the only thing they know to do is to print money and they will print more money. I mean, if you go to Washington, they will tell you everything is okay. Ah, they will tell you everything is okay. Do not worry. But when the problems come, they will just print print print.
They don't know anything else to do. Inflation will go higher, the value of the dollar will go down. I mean, this is pretty simple stuff. It's happened for hundreds of years. That's all they [clears throat] know to do. They know to print money. That's They don't know anything else and that's what they will do.
Gold and silver are dominated in dollars or currency, paper money. And if there's a lot more paper money, whether it's dollars or whatever, people will protect themselves with gold and silver. They always have and they always will. But everybody has to make their own decisions for themselves, but yes, I will continue to buy gold and silver because I know they, Washington, other places, will continue to print money and I don't know another way to protect myself.
I mean, uh let's put it this way. The best way to protect yourself is gold and silver. So, I will buy more cuz I know they're going to print more. They will say they're not. They will tell many lies, but all they know is to print money and they will do it. The historical precedent of the British Empire offers a sobering glimpse into the future of the global monetary architecture.
A century ago, the British pound reigned supreme as the world's primary reserve currency only to collapse under the weight of runaway spending and catastrophic debt accumulation. A nearly identical fate awaits the United States dollar as sovereign obligations compound beyond mathematical redemption.
While older generations enjoyed historic prosperity, younger citizens are predicted to confront severe economic hardship caused by reckless national indebtedness. Washington officials will continually insist that conditions are stable, yet their only eventual playbook during acute distress is to print massive volumes of unbacked paper money.
This relentless currency expansion will push inflation higher and steadily erode the true purchasing power of cash savings. Throughout thousands of years of civilization, gold and silver have functioned as an unfailing defense mechanism against monetary destruction. Preserving hard assets for future generations remains an enduring strategy as sounder alternative currencies eventually rise elsewhere across the world.
When the global reserve anchor falters, tangible bullion will provide unmatched shelter against worldwide financial instability and widespread economic fallout. .
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