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Highlights

• Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors rejoins the show in rare form with timely market commentary and historical perspective.
• Although a confirmed gold bull, Bob Hoye questions the validity of the gold manipulation story, preferring instead to monitor the gold / silver ratio.
• Currently, indicators suggest ensuing chaos in the credit market via the high yield / low grade bond market.
• Each time over the past decade that proprietary technical indicators reached current levels, the US stock market reached a critical peak.
• The superstar cryptocurrency Bitcoin revolution recently eclipsed the price of gold for the first time, signifying high demand for currency anonymity.
• Given the challenges involved with investing in Bitcoins, the only Bitcoin ETF, GBTC is a convenient alternative.
• Part of the appeal underpinning the Bitcoin phenomenon results from the ease of divisibility of units. Bitcoins are divisible down to a Satoshi, 0.00000001.
• No matter how high the price may skyrocket, Bitcoins can be purchased at any increment for any transaction.
• The dualistic, bifurcation allows for speculation in Bitcoins in tandem with monetary usage.
• Bob Hoye applauds cryptocurrency aficionados for moving the global economy away from centralization.
• The breakthrough facilitates greater freedom for digital denizens forcing bureaucrats to conform to the digital revolution.
• The recent stealth rate hike by the FOMC appears to be a trap set for unsuspecting investors.
• The FFF contracts predicted several more months before a quarter point hike in the benchmark lending rate.
• The discussion veers into the realm of quantum mechanics / computing, Q-bits, CERN, the large hadron collider in France / Switzerland and parallel universes.
• According to peer-reviewed literature, each Q-bit has access to an alternative / parallel universe, allowing for an exponential increase in computing speeds.
• While the outdated quantum computer, D-Wave, was faster than 7 billion human minds, the entire global populace.

Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors rejoins the show in rare form with timely market commentary and historical perspective. Although a confirmed gold bull, Bob Hoye questions the validity of the gold manipulation story, preferring instead the monitoring of the gold / silver ratio, as a prime indicator of PMs sector sentiment. Currently, indicators suggest ensuing chaos in the credit market via the high yield / low grade bond market. In addition, each time over the past decade that proprietary technical indicators reached current levels, the US stock market reached a critical peak. Moreover, the superstar cryptocurrency Bitcoin revolution recently eclipsed the price of gold for the first time, signifying high demand for currency anonymity. Given the challenges involved with investing in Bitcoins, the only Bitcoin ETF, GBTC is a convenient alternative. Part of the appeal underpinning the Bitcoin phenomenon results from the ease of divisibility of units. Bitcoins are divisible down to a Satoshi, 0.00000001 Bitcoins, one hundred millionth; insuring that no matter how high the price may skyrocket, Bitcoins can be purchased at any increment for any transaction. The dualistic, bifurcation allows for speculation in Bitcoins in tandem with monetary usage. Bob Hoye applauds cryptocurrency aficionado for moving the global economy away from centralization to a more regional and less authoritarian peer-to-peer model. The breakthrough facilitates greater freedom for digital denizens forcing bureaucrats to conform to the digital revolution. The recent stealth rate hike by the FOMC appears to be a trap set for unsuspecting investors - the FFF contracts predicted several more months before a quarter point hike in the benchmark lending rate. The discussion veers into the realm of quantum mechanics / computing, Q-bits, CERN, the large hadron collider in France / Switzerland and parallel universes. According to peer-reviewed literature, each Q-bit has access to an alternative / parallel universe, allowing for an exponential increase in computing speeds. While the outdated quantum computer, D-Wave, was faster than 7 billion human minds, the entire global populace, the current versions are far faster, making pragmatic formerly impossible computations.

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