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Welcome back to Real Estate Mindset. Gold and silver plunge as the dollar dominance absolutely wrecks the market. So, we're going to cover that, and we're going to talk about price projections for both gold and silver, as well as the premium in Shanghai for physical silver really being close to 24%. Then, we're going to talk about Mitch and ask him whether or not he's decided to load up on silver again as it has crashed down. And we're going to talk to Mitch about where he's been for the last two weeks. And you guys, this is going to be an exciting video. Everything's going to be chaptered. Don't forget to like it. Don't forget to comment below, share it, hype it, and enjoy.
As of the recording of this video, gold and silver is getting absolutely wrecked, dropping close to $1.5 trillion in just the last 30 hours. Gold down 3.87%, losing $1.1 trillion. Silver down a whopping. It's actually more than that right now as the recording of this video. It's more like 10% in the last 30 hours, which is about $450 billion, but either way, it is dropping like crazy.
Now, since the war has actually started, gold has lost 25%, you guys, which is $9.4 trillion. Where did that money go? Did it just disappear? Silver down 38% since the start of the war, which is a staggering $2.7 trillion. Is it time to buy now? From all-time highs, which again is the ultimate question, but from all-time highs, gold is down 28%, y'all, which is $11 trillion. Silver down 51% from all-time highs, losing $4.6 trillion.
Now, we got this breaking news earlier this morning as silver prices fall below $60 an ounce for the first time since December 2025. And you guys are saying the reason this is happening again is the dollar dominance. We're going to take a look at that. But don't forget that Mitch said that $62 was roughly the double bottom, but it was probably going to pierce $62 and potentially head down to $58. And so far, Mitch has been right. And again, you guys, it's not just silver that's crashing. Gold has also crashed as gold prices fall below $4,000 for the first time since November of 2025. Again, the ultimate question is, is it time to buy? As apparently everyone is selling.
Now, here's the Dixie. This is kind of like the dollar dominance, if you will, if you kind of want to track this. It's sitting right now, you guys, at 101.62. Now, you may not think that's a lot, but it basically hit a new 52-week high. But on top of the so-called dollar dominance, the market is also pricing in an additional rate hike. And this is crazy, you guys, as CME Fed Watch has updated and now we have a 34% chance of a rate hike in July. In July, you guys, not September. September, we're almost guaranteed a rate hike. They're essentially saying rates are going to go up next month.
Now, I thought it would be great to listen to Scott Beznet before I start to ask Mitch about whether or not he's buying because Scott is alluding to the fact that no, we shouldn't be buying because the only thing that's important to him appears to be the dollar dominance, which is not necessarily good for gold and silver. Dollar dominance is essential and everything President Trump is doing here is if you look, uh, the the the new Venezuela is going to is invoicing in dollars. They're coming back onto the dollar system. They've been sanctioned. They were not allowed to translate or to transact in dollars. And now, uh, dollar [clears throat] the dollar is going to be the centerpiece of their trade. Uh, you know, they were selling discounted oil to China and not getting dollars. You know, we're seeing in the, uh, Iranian negotiations, the Iranians will be, uh, invoicing in dollars. So everything we are doing is pushing the dollar the back. It, it's never left as the centerpiece for the global currency system, but we're reinforcing it. You know, I would anticipate, uh, when the Russia-Ukraine conflict ends, that Russia will want to come back in the dollar system because again, you know, that the dollar, it's our liquidity, it's our capital markets, it's the depth and breadth. Everyone wants to be here. And I think many times the great, great thing about the United States is we, we course correct when we go too far one way or the other. And I think we should not be shy about flexing where we have advantages and where we have advantages, share with our allies and push back, uh, on those who they are, are not aligned with us.
>> So he's saying that they should flex, but really they've been flexing this whole time. They took away the assets from Russia. How are they not flexing? And how are they adapting at all? They're not adapting. The debt is just going up, as is inflation. So, I think when they say adapt, that means we're going to adapt to protect the banks, and we're going to hope that our citizens are okay.
Now, this article just came out yesterday from Kiko, and this is going to be to Mitch's point. Gold's pullback creates attractive entry point as de-dollarization turns structural. And again, that's according to Kiko. This is a great article if you guys want to come back and read this. Mitch, I want people to understand that prices crashing like this may be the buy opportunity that everyone has been waiting for. So, can you tell the viewers before we get into the immediate future and we talk about the advocacy at the end of this video, but can you tell the viewers whether or not you decided to purchase physical silver, whether or not you know anyone that took advantage of today's prices, and why we should all pay attention to what's happening right now? Can you explain what's going on, Mitch? And can you explain what your investment strategy is when it comes to silver bullion?
>> I bought a fair amount early this morning and will continue to buy. The cheaper it gets, the cheaper it gets, the more you buy. Part of the problem with the narrative is that people pay attention to what's in front of them versus what they should be thinking of on a longer-term basis. So, you started this off with dollar up, which is true, but that's also extraordinarily temporary. What's going to happen if and when the US dollar starts backing up? Because other countries, as compared to the US dollar, start getting stronger. So the view of silver must be that it is more volatile. But the view of silver also must be that it has limited supply. Do you realize that it produces about 80 million ounces a year? Well, if every person in the United States all of a sudden made demand, you're upside down by give or take 220 million ounces. It doesn't exist. So the concept here is the metals are money. Same as cash. Values change from day to day based on whatever people's perception of the narrative is. My point to you is the narrative is horribly, horribly broken. And I understand Mr. Bess's point, but wishful thinking. If he thinks that Russia's coming back to the SWIFT, this isn't going to happen. It's talk with the idea of driving the narrative. The narrative is broken. And why is it broken? Well, I just gave a huge presentation on that. Missing under the hood from everybody's narrative is mom and pop, the affordability of life, school district bond fraud, property tax fraud, and election fraud. Why the US dollar should be stronger based on these elements that are occurring that nobody wants to talk about. We'll have more to discuss on that in a few minutes.
You know, the first thing that comes to mind when you say that is, is maybe that means that the rest of the world's currency is even more fraudulent than even the dollar is. Like Japan, Canada, China. I mean, we got so many problems in the world. The thing is though, is no one can lever up my silver or hack it. We don't need quantum computing for it. I still have it. I put it in my pocket. I mean, it's great. And speaking of great, let's take a look at some great buying opportunities potentially today by looking at where prices are right now. You guys, as the recording of this video, and I almost went to silver because silver's crashing even right now. I got to hold my horses, but it's under $4,000, sitting at 3,997. It's pretty much a daily low right now. 52-week low was sitting at $3,250. Really crazy to see this happening right now. Let me show you guys silver. Timber. Oh my gosh. Silver down 7.62% right now, almost at the daily low as we're recording this at $57.32. Now, the 52-week low, you guys, was sitting at $35.58. But I can tell you right now that there's a whole bunch of people trying to buy this price of physical bullion right now.
Now, if you're wondering what's happening with crypto, Bitcoin is sitting at $59,324. That is down 4.82%. It is not doing so well. Now, silver to gold ratio has kind of been not really skyrocketing, but going up over the last month now sitting at 69.44. It was in the 50s. We've got as low as the 30s. Actually, I think we got as low as 15 to 1. But this is one thing you're going to want to watch if you're interested on where the prices of silver is going. By now, everyone should know there is a massive paper manipulation game going on right now in metals. And I think that this is a good segment of the video that's going to show you guys the truth. And the truth right now is in Shanghai, as far as silver prices. It's not in the Western states. And we see that in the premiums. You're looking at gold. Gold is actually cheaper. Listen, guys, gold is actually cheaper. It's lower in Shanghai than it is here in the West, but barely, right? It's almost the same. The premium right now is negative 0.04%. So it's almost completely identical. But when we go to silver, everything changes because the premium in Shanghai, guys, is double digits once again at 10.58%. So physical bullion silver in Shanghai is $64.93. But that's not fair to say because that premium, y'all, is not, listen to me, is not including the VAT tax, which is about 13%. So when you add all that together, the physical price of silver in Shanghai is roughly 24% higher today than it is in Western markets. And what that demonstrates and what that tells us is the truth. It tells us that that there is a massive physical supply shortage in silver, and that's why you see massive premiums in Shanghai.
Now, a quick word from Peter Schiff that came out this morning that I thought was good. If precious metal traders are right about how aggressive the Fed will get to crush inflation, the stock market should be crashing. If stock traders are right that the Fed is more bark than bite when it comes to rate hikes, gold prices should be soaring. They both can't be right.
Now, I did make this Substack article for you guys titled, "What Goes Up?" But I'm only going to look at a few things here in this article. I want to talk about the projections of both silver and gold to remind you guys what analysts were saying we're going to get to. And don't forget, you guys, if you want access to this amazing report, full access, you go to the Substack, subscribe, you can get access to that. But don't forget, Citigroup thinks that we were going to hit $150 per ounce of silver by Q2 of this year. Deutsche Bank $100. Gold-silver 175. LBMA survey $165. Meanwhile, JP Morgan was 81, HSBC 68, 56, and TD Securities mid-40s. A lot of health these analysts are, don't you think? Meanwhile, looking at gold, JP Morgan says $6,300, Wells Fargo $6,100 to $6,300, A&Z $5,800, RBC Capital $5,700, UBS up to $5,500, Morgan Stanley $5,200, Reuters $5,900, and Goldman Sachs $5,900. Each and every one of those is about 20% above today's prices of gold.
Now, I want to read you guys a couple conclusions of this article. Watch what the Fed does, not what it says. It talks discipline. Why it buys $40 billion of treasuries a month. Quantitative easing in everything but name. So, they're doing it. They're just not calling it that. The money supply that already outran these metals 3 to one since 2020 has resumed climbing to fresh records. The printing press never truly stopped. It only got quieter. So, silver is that lottery ticket on the reckoning, and gold is the insurance policy. The wreckage made both cheaper. Nothing on earth made them safe. There's a lot of greed, corruption, and fraud in this economy.
So Mitch, looking at Shanghai, looking at the fact that when we add that VAT tax to the premium, the physical price is really 24% higher than Western physical silver prices. Isn't that something that is really the truth? And what I mean by the truth is that's the real price of silver. Everything other than that is just price manipulation. In other words, what could Shanghai premium tell us about the structural supply of silver?
>> Look at it this way. Shanghai could have similar issues that we have in the United States, if not worse, as it's known for hiding data, hiding economics. So come back to the idea of part of what's missing in the narrative that the press doesn't pick up on is that you have deals being done based on cap rate compression where the transactions, be it real estate, mergers and acquisitions, stock purchases themselves on 300 to 500 basis point spreads below the weighted average cost of capital. Which basically means these entities are doing deals for the sake of fees, not for the sake of profit. And you're starting to see that play out in the private credit, which borrows the money from the private equity, which borrows the money from the shadow banks, which borrows the money from the big banks. That's missing in the narrative. Well, it's also missing in the narrative on a global basis because they've all fallen for the same trap that the Federal Reserve has created, which is the printing of money. So, when you realize and take these elements into account into your own narrative, where would you rather be? You want to have your cash sitting in a bank that is participating in the delusion because the delusion means that they don't want to hear the narrative. Or would you rather have some metals protecting the value of the currency, not having anything to do with third-party credit risk? That's the benefit of metals. Nobody can touch it. It's in a vault. It's in the ground somewhere. It doesn't really matter. It's yours. The exposure to what the narrative of the day is. Let's call it the flavor of the day because that's exactly what it is. It's gotten to the point I don't even look at the press on any of this stuff because it's utter nonsense. They've been proven time and time to be wrong, not just in the direction of their own narrative, but they can't even state what the timeline is applicable to the narrative. So why bother listening to it? It's utter nonsense. The only thing that matters is security of the money. And how exactly is your money secure when these institutions are pumping money out? By 300 or 500 basis point spreads upside down. These deals are bankrupt before the ink even dries. That's the problem. It's the banks, they get the fees, no problem. Hit, hit and run. They got their money. But the reason this is happening is because these fee generators have other people's money to play with. Your money. They're using your money to put those fees into their pockets on spreads that are out and out insane. There's no rate of return on these more mergers and acquisitions. Real estate deals on five caps when the real cost of capital is 12, you're bankrupt. That's the problem with the narrative. That's the problem with ignoring the narrative and understanding what the narrative is really talking about.
>> You know, Mitch, it's also why math is so important. If you're going to invest in something, you want a return on that. The return on that is the math. And the math isn't even that hard, which is even crazier to think that people are still doing these things knowing that the math doesn't work. Which goes to your point that they're doing it for commission, bonus, maybe even overtime. But I do have some good breaking news as US oil prices crash below $70 a barrel for the first time since March 1st. Now, where's my $120 per silver ounce? And to Mitch Vexler's point, we now have record high margin debt leverage. So you and I have to work our brains out just to afford a what? To put food on our table. I was almost said a comfortable life, but that's over with. Meanwhile, these financial advisors and banks and all of these money-hungry monsters are just creating money out of thin air. It's paper chasing paper, and it's stealing from us. You guys, what you see here is our purchasing power being robbed. That's our purchasing power rob chart right there. Stop creating debt out of nothing.
Now, all of that is causing this to happen, you guys. Real disposable income turns negative for the first time in at least 2.5 years. So, ask yourself this question. When we have all of this record money injection and money printing, how is it that mom and pop keep losing purchasing power and disposable income? It's because they're not supposed to do it. And some people are like, "What do you mean debt? What do you mean federal debt?" Well, that's what it looks like right there, you guys. That's what we call unsustainable. Look at the trajectory of the debt and tell me it's a bad idea to invest in metals. And if you're bullish on the economy, don't expect the housing market to bail it out as we have more breaking news. US new home sales fell to 580,000 in May, missing forecast by 58,000 units. This marks the second consecutive monthly decline after April's revised 626,000. The housing market is running on fumes and imploding as we speak. But hey, you guys, look at this. We have breaking news that came out yesterday. The Senate has passed a bill to limit the number of single-family homes institutional investors can buy. Well, the problem is it's too little too late. The cap rates are all tore up. We needed something like this before they purchased 15% of stock within the last few years. And if you guys are still optimistic that the suits are going to do the right thing because we live in America and everyone is going to be treated fairly, you're wrong. And I figured it would be a smart idea for us to listen to at least the first 50 seconds of George Soros so that you guys remember how much they don't care about us. They just want to win for the sake of winning.
In the last two years, you've been blamed for financial collapse of Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, and Russia.
>> All of the All of the above.
>> All of the above.
>> Are you that powerful?
>> No. I think there's a great misunderstanding. I am basically there to to make money. I cannot and do not look at the social consequences of of what I do. As a as a competitor, I've got to compete to win. As a human being, I can I I am concerned about the society in which I live. Which George Soros am I talking to now? The amoral George Soros or the the moral George Soros? H it's one person. It's one person who at one time engages in amoral activities and at the rest of the the time tries to be moral.
Which brings me to the solution. And if you guys are wondering what the solution is, the solution is you. I hate to say it, but it is you literally that's listening. And if you guys want to know what we're doing, Mitch and I, as a two-man army, go to the Substack, read about what we got going on here. I got some amazing articles, you guys. I'm not even joking. And also, the article that I briefly went over is going to be in our Substack. I want you guys to join us there just in case anything ever happens to YouTube. We need to be able to communicate with you. And seriously, and when you're done taking just three minutes to subscribe to our Substack link in the description of this video, please go to our website. You guys take these advocacy books right here. Everything is free. And if you guys want to see some of the accomplishments that I have made as someone that doesn't even have a college degree, look, it's all right here. These are all free articles on our Substack. You guys, we've been making so much progress, it's really hard to keep up. And then when you're done with that, go to mockingbirdproperties.com and check out this little letter right here. This is the other thing I want you guys to say. What is this letter to the US Solicitor General? And when I pull that up, these 65 pages come up. Oh my gosh. Maybe this is what Mitch has been up to for the past two weeks. Mitch, I've got some comments like people like, "Did Mitch Beexler abandon us? Where has he been, Travis? We want him. We're watching your channel for him, not you, Mitch. Can you explain to people how you have not abandoned anyone? You have not abandoned the cause. You have been strengthening the cause. You have been fighting to conquer fraud. Sir, what have you been doing the last two weeks?"
>> I was asked to give a presentation in Vegas at the Fraud Fighter Summit, and I had received a call from Matt Mech, who's ex-military. So I said, "Okay, fine, no problem." I put it together. That occurred a few days after the Supreme Court of Texas denied my motion. But I want to make it clear, the Supreme Court of Texas not only denied Vexler, they denied every single Texan the right to be heard under the federal Constitution of the United States of America. I gave that presentation, and there were some very, very interesting people in that room. One of which happens to be Peter Tictton. And I ended up spending several hours with Mr. Tictton and going over exactly what had happened. And he realized that I was right. This is a full-blown judicial coup. This is the real deal. Supreme Court of Texas is protecting fraud. Supreme Court of Texas is guilty of deprivation of rights by their own hand. The word denied. They were so chicken, they wouldn't even state who voted up or who voted down. Well, because of the people that I have met with at that summit, it has now spun what it is that I have been after, which is an emergency writ. That's that letter that Travis was just referring to that I wrote. I wrote the RIT, a writ of certiorari, to hand specifically to John Sour.
>> Explain what you want the solicitor general to do. And for the people that have not been following us, what Mitch is talking about is essentially we're trying to end property taxes and create a mechanism for class action lawsuits. Go on, Mitch.
What the RIT does, because of the actions of the Supreme Court of Texas, which is a violation of not just state but federal constitutional law, I've made demand inside that emergency writ, asking the Supreme Court of the United States not only to overrule the Supreme Court of Texas, but to impeach the entire judiciary. What they have done is truly a judicial coup.
And Mitch, explain to the viewers how bringing in the solicitor general helps.
>> The solicitor general is the backdoor to the Supreme Court of Texas. So what I'm asking Solicitor General John Sauer to do is sign off on the emergency writ, or write an amicus. But I have several attorneys already lined up that are Supreme Court Bar licensed who will also write amicus briefs. So, I went there with no attorneys in hand, um, because you have to be licensed by the Supreme Court bar, and I left with two, one of which is Peter Tictton himself, and David Kenny, who happens to be running in a on a parallel track that I've been running on. He went after the LA ISD. So he's got ISDS in California that he found the bond fraud on.
>> And coincidentally, David gave a presentation right in behind mine. So these two things stacked, and that's what started the conversation. Well, this coming Saturday is an emergency meeting, and it's taking place in Virginia. Mr. Tictton will be there. David Kenny will be there. A state attorney general, as another pair of eyes, will be there. And I believe that they're trying to get John Sour there as well. Bottom line is we're in the process of putting together that emergency application to the Supreme Court of the United States. And the people that are behind it, I want to take a second and explain who some of these people are. So Wano Sen is allegedly ex-CIA, and Peter Tictton himself has known President Trump since they were kids. But Peter Tictton also happened to be the last attorney for Tina Peters. Coincidentally, I sat with Tina Peters for almost an hour and 10 minutes explaining what was going on behind the scenes. Ed Solomon is a savant, mathematical savant. It was Roger Fuller himself that drove Tina Peters to the airport when she was deemed to be arrested. And I kind of joked with Roger and said, you know, you should have really just kept on driving, but that isn't what happened. So, they were reintroduced to each other, Tina and and Roger. And pretty interesting.
>> And and Mitch, just for the people that don't know, Tina was someone that was arrested for trying to prove various software fraud, we'll just say, but Mitch, can you tell the viewers about the meeting on Saturday? There's going to be a lot of important people. Hopefully the solicitor general will be there. But what do you hope will happen this Saturday?
>> These crimes on election fraud, regardless of what you hear in the press, you're more than welcome to go and look at my presentation, and it would be a good idea to do so. Bottom line is lockstep parallel motion would not exist in the election software but for the fact of intent to defraud, but for the fact of intent to rig the election. The math is real. The mathematicians behind it that prove that its existence is there is real. This isn't up for debate. In fact, it cannot be disproven. And that was the point that I made in my presentation. I laid it out there very specifically, making demand on anybody. There's statisticians, there's reporters, there's all sorts of people in this audience. This audience is huge.
>> I made demand on them. Go ahead, try and disprove anything. If you can find a sentence that's wrong, we'll pull it. Your problem is I got another 1100 documents in behind it.
>> Over and above all that, the courts themselves have admitted that fraud occurred. See that the nexus and the nucleus between the two problems, be it the election fraud, the bond fraud, and the property tax fraud, the nexus is the software that is designed to allow the fraud to occur. And the simple fact that in the Solomon case or the Vexler case, in the Solomon case, I, I'll come back and explain that in a second, but in the bottom line is it's the lack of adjudication. We, the courts don't want to hear any of this. While you, the courts don't have any choice. And to that point, the Supreme Court of Texas, in their infinite stupidity, has put themselves in a position where they are liable under Chapter 42 US Code of 1986, where I can actually sue them joint and severally liable for what they have done. That's the law. And by the way, that's not state law. That's federal law. So there's a whole bunch of things in play. But with regard to Ed Solomon's case, the person that started that, really interesting, his name is Joe Alman. Joe sued Dominion Voting Machines and the CFO in particular. When they found out that Ed Solomon was going to be the expert witness, that case went on ice faster than you can blink. They didn't want to hear it. Well, it was Peter Tictton that hired the expert, Ed Solomon. Ed was on stage, and he's difficult to follow, just the nature of what it is. But the bottom line is he was able to start explaining to people how this math actually works, and I had documented that in my own system. Well, to make a long story short, they're going to be posting these presentations one at a time. They're in the process of editing them, and Travis and I will start working to explain as they get posted who these people are, what they're capable of. But more than anything for right for the purposes right now, the blood, sweat, and tears, and I mean that literally, that people have had to endure, all these presenters who laid their case out. Their lives would have been more than likely considerably easier had they have had the advocacy playbook.
>> Yes, sir.
>> For those who are going to get involved in advocacy, best you have the support group.
>> Yep. And in essence, that is what last Tuesday and Wednesday turned into. I had no idea when I went there that even Peter Tictton was going to uh be part of this or that I have an opportunity to meet with him. But I ended up spending several hours with him because he was looking at this saying this isn't going to stand. So again, coming back to the issue of the advocacy playbook, if you're going to get involved, that is a necessity. It's not very long to read. It's easy to get through, but everything that's in there is documented in such a synchronistic pattern, it'll make things much easier to get through.
>> And to be fair to the viewers, if you guys don't want to do advocacy, that's fine. We're going to stick with the economic videos, the housing market, we'll talk about silver, we'll talk about stocks. But if you do want to make a change, then please take us up on that offer. Go to the Substack, go to the websites, follow our lead because we're trailblazing our way back to liberty and we're fighting for all of you all's liberty. So, please join us in that fight. Don't forget to go to the links. Mitch, I am so happy you're back. And you guys, I'm going to try desperately to do a live this Saturday to show you guys and to train you guys how to make a difference in this world, how to use the tools that we're doing, and how to change your own community tomorrow. And having said that, you guys, happy Wednesday. If you're out there just trying to figure out what to do next, you guys already know we wish you luck.