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00:00It is remarkable, Randy, just to hear you talk about this, because when gold was approaching
00:04$2,000, $3,000, we were talking about that moment, about real demand destruction coming,
00:09and it hasn't happened. We're just under $4,000 right now. We'd be remiss if we didn't ask you,
00:15where could gold go? And silver, how much higher do you expect prices to move?
00:21I'm confident we'll see gold over $5,000 within the next year, over $5,000 an ounce.
00:28The question that we all have to ask ourselves is that we're measuring this in U.S. dollars,
00:33and I think that's really the issue here, is that it's the measuring stick that we're using.
00:39It's the U.S. dollar that we're all concerned about in terms of long-term strength.
00:46The debt levels, the interest payments, real rates are going to have to, the only way for the U.S. dollar
00:53to maintain any sense of value and to balance is to get to near negative or negative rates.
00:59And all of that bodes poorly for the U.S. dollar on a comparative value basis.
01:05And so that's what I think drives my optimism for the price of gold,
01:10is as long as we're measuring it in U.S. dollars,
01:13I don't have a problem seeing gold over $5,000 an ounce.
01:15And in fact, it's a trajectory that could easily put it up to $10,000 an ounce
01:19before the end of the decade.
01:22It wouldn't surprise me at all.
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