Last night, we shared the story of Mr. Wendell, who taught us about debt affordability and the risks of interest rate costs rising higher. 

That video was an important primer for our Gold Is a Better Way Masterclass Series, which continues tonight.

But tonight’s 2nd Masterclass Video is even more important.

Fair warning: this video is longer than last night’s (about 18 minutes), but is a true master class into debt affordability.

In it, we examine the numbers surrounding the US national debt, the math around the reality on servicing that debt, and the impact this all has on the US Dollar and gold.

Watch tonight’s video now

The Federal Reserve is cornered.

They have no choice but to raise interest rates, even if only slightly.

For anyone who watched last night’s video, you already know our thesis: gold prices move in correlation to rising costs to service debt.

The United States now has more than $30 trillion in national debt – a full decade ahead of CBO projections.

At these extreme debt levels, rising interest rates, no matter how small, mean significant rising costs to service that debt.

Rising debt costs mean bigger budget deficits, which is significant seeing as how we already have trillion dollar deficits.

This leads to a weaker dollar, which pushes gold higher.

We may no longer be on the gold standard, but gold is very much still the standard against which the dollar is measured.

Tonight’s video explains it all. It’s pivotal you view it immediately.

Watch the video now

If you can’t make the time right away, bookmark this email to watch later.

It’s that important.

Best,

Adam Baratta

Editor-in-Chief

Brentwood Research