3 BUBBLES ABOUT TO BURST: Why Smart Money Already Owns Gold & Silver!

0:00Dear friends, I am honored and pleased again to be speaking to Micah Hinks from Noble Gold Investment, and he is by far the most lucid. By the way, a quick prefectory note here, Micah, I have done this for close to 40 years. And I have talked to investment people, and I swear to God, I think I want to either suck a hospital mop or drink ink, then go through that, because I don't know why some of the most exciting news in the world is presented by some of the most boring people ever. You were certainly not that category. Thank you. Very, very quickly, years ago, I'll never forget, there was a famous, I'm not going to mention his name, but kind of a famous talk show host who had kind of fallen on, not hard times, but he was doubting his relevancy. And somebody said, well, do you hear about so and so, yeah, now they got him selling gold. And then he was sound like, oh my God, really? Sell, you're not selling it here. So this is, this was then, this was then, it was like a sort of fringe conspiracy, tinfoil

1:07hack, preppers, living underground. Well, guess what? At eight the way it is at all, my friends, because now with this front and center and mainstream and critical. Now, if I could today, Michael, let's talk about the three, the triker, the triumvirate, the three big bubbles that you want to make people aware of. So let's get down to business, my good friend. Yeah, thanks, Lionel, for having me back on. What a pleasure and hard to have a better intro than that. So thank you so much. Well, you wrote it and you told me this to read it as though they were my own words. I did the best I could. There you go. It's fun though. I love that. Few things you said though that are really interesting, that I actually want to maybe start with is, yeah, when I first started working for Noble Gold, I had already been buying Gold and Silver at that point for five, six years. So I've been buying for over 10 years. I've been working here for six. So when I first started working here, our average client average purchaser were these gold

2:11bugs, tinfoil, hat, you know, don't trust anything, anti-establishment type of people. And that's your traditional Gold bug. That's still kind of our Bretton Butter today. But what's been a really interesting trend at what I can say, obviously having helped thousands of people acquire physical precious metals. In my time here is that the last couple of years, we are actually having a lot more mainstream, middle of the road, pipe folks realize all the same stuff that maybe the Gold bugs in the conspiracy theorists had realized earlier and we're a little earlier in getting to it. But we're still nowhere in terms of having this kind of be a popular trade. It's still extremely under owned. It's extremely unloved in the grand scheme of things. And like you said, there are three big bubbles and three big markets that I think that most people are actually in for the most part for their entire retirement accounts in portfolios and we'll get into that in just a second.

3:12But that's why I think it's such an important and pivotal time to use this opportunity and your audience here to flag these issues, these potential issues and the reasons why each of these three other bubbles are cause for concern. And then we can get into that. So we'll start with maybe the first one. The one that obviously gets the most attention is stocks, right? Stocks, AI, tech stocks for the last few years have actually been all the rage. And it's not that these things won't change the world much like the internet and the dot com companies of the time and the turn of the millennium in 2000 didn't change the world either. But they didn't change the world in 1997, 2008, 2000. They actually didn't really probably get fully implemented and start making those changes until the mid, oh, so 0506, 07 by the time it was actually used in business. Now what happened then and what I think is likely to happen now is a lot of these earnings and a lot of these changes are essentially being priced into happen immediately.

4:17And it's just become such a full-mo trade fear of missing out, a lot of people piling in. We have now the most expensive US stock market of all time. US stocks are on total. They represent or their valuations are 230% of GDP. So it's worth almost two and a half times the US stock market is almost two and a half times the entire American economy. And there's a threshold, it's called the Buffett Yard Stick and it's actually Warren Buffett's age-old system for determining whether a stock market is overvalued or not. He says that anything over 100% of GDP as for the valuation of the stock market is overvalued. So that's when the stock market's the same size as the economy that is overvalued territory. Now we're like I said 230% so that's almost two and a half times that.

5:21There's a reason that Warren Buffett is basically hanging onto record levels of cash. I mean this guy's got more cash than some countries have available to them in their treasury or finance departments. So he's been sitting on hundreds of billions of dollars in cash because he does not want to stay his welcome at the card table. He knows that the stock market has become a casino. His chips are off. He's happy to sit there and wait for the next big buying opportunity. And that's what I can't really tell anybody is when will the stock market correct and return to normal valuations or under valuations. What normally happens, Lionel is things kind of shoot over and under. So we're way over the averages of what the stock market should be worth. With respect to the average size or the total size of the economy, we might have to understude as well. So we might have to go far below 100% stock market valuation to GDP which from 230 just

6:26to get back to 100 which would still be considered overvalued territory. That's more than a 50% drop. That's a 65% drop in the stock market just to get to a only a little bit expense. That's a big value. So we could go back to 50%. We could see something like an 85% crash in the stock market and actually that is exactly what happened to the NASDAQ in the year 2000. And I know it's a long time ago and people don't really remember. I wasn't even investing. I was 11 years old. But it did crash by 85% in 2000. All these high flying dot com companies just blew up. They went up and smoked and even Amazon corrected by 90%. And what happened to those stocks, Lionel, is that they actually stayed underwater in feel 2013. It took 13 years for people to get back to break even if you were investing pre bubble. And I think that we're probably going to see something similar. But obviously timing, it's not a great timing indicator.

7:27I can't tell you when that's going to happen. But my hunch is we probably have the next year for something like that to happen. Now what's going to be the catalyst that corrects AI and text docs. It could be anything. I mean, take your pick. But these black swans, these things that are unknown that will cause some type of triggering or popping of the bubble. We'll see what happens there. But that's just one of the three bubbles I wanted to discuss. But that's probably the most important one, Lionel, because that's actually where 70% of most retirement accounts are allocated. You have the highest concentration ever in history and stocks right now of 70% on average of people's stock portfolios. And so do you want to be 60 or 50 or 70 or 80 years old with still many, many years to go? And then we're on the precipice of a potential correction where you could be looking at a 50 to 85% correction if history repeats. And so I don't think it's time to leave too much in there. Again, just look at the smartest institutions, smartest individuals in the investment world

8:31and the world of finance, whether it's central banks, billionaires, hedge funds. These guys have actually been taking chips off the table to lock up those profits that they've had in stocks, which is great. But then you have to find a safe place to park that and to do that. And so that brings me to my second bubble, which is the other biggest asset that most people have other than your retirement account, your house is going to be your biggest and most important asset. Housing is the most expensive it's ever been. The ratios for average house price to average income is the most distorted that it's ever been as well. What we see is with bond yields and we'll get into the bond market. In a second, but with bond yield rising, the 10-year yield list would actually influence this all kind of commercial debt instruments, so mortgages, car loans, credit cards, lines of credit. All those things are impacted and based on what happens with the interest rate for the

9:3410-year bond. And so that has been rising and again, I'll talk about the bond bubble here in a minute. But that's making housing extremely expensive and hard to finance. And we know that there's lots of listings in different parts of the country. A lot of places blew up during COVID, if you'll remember, with this. And this and that. And people were from California to Texas or California to Florida, California to Idaho. And these places that used to be super affordable, then if now all blown up, you've got basically record real estate prices everywhere across the board. But we have record levels, lowest levels since the bottom of the global financial crisis. We haven't seen the types of inactivity in the real estate sector. So I saw a stat that said that 75% of realtors in 2025 had no transactions for the year. 75% of realtors in the United States had zero transactions to their name for the year

10:40of 2025. So we're at record low purchases, record low sales, record low market mortgage issuance. And so that's, again, not a great timing indicator. I can't tell you how much housing drops by. But essentially, it's just a matter of time. If there's no buying happening and no selling happening, any property will sell at the right price, the problem is trying to get these higher prices in an environment where the kind of macro and economic situation just does not support those higher prices. So the problem with housing is that it actually takes, it's time. It's not like it can correct by 20% in a day, like a single stock can. But it actually is kind of a slower moving market. But I would tell you that we have all the tail-tale signs of a stock, or part of me, about housing market correction. That again, we're just on the edge of that too. So those are, again, the two big ones to be aware of. But I'll pause there for a second. I know you've got probably some questions or some more things to add or say.

11:42No, no, no, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sitting here, what? 70, certain numbers, floor, and I don't want to in any way disprove the notion of the great American dream. But I've heard more people say, you know, I'm living in a $2 million house and I don't have any money. And I've got to afford this. I've got all these bills, taxes, whatever. But I'm not selling it. But I'm here. I've got this asset and it sounds terrific and it's wonderful. But it's not a liquid. You don't go to people to say, hey. This is just my house. Exactly. I'm not trying to poo poo this. And the thing I'm also just shocked about is how many things you're saying that are cyclical. It's like every, you know, I'm sure, Mikey, you know this, much of what you do is getting it to the psychology of the market, the psychology. People think, this is different now. Oh, this is the tool of famous last words. Yeah, exactly. That this is something we did this. I remember when when when when dot com came along, and nobody could even understand it.

12:46And all of a sudden, crypto, I'm not poo-poing that. I'm not an expert. But have you noticed this kind of a, you know, just this feeling of, yeah. And when you hear that little things like this, and there's another aspect to it, which just very, very quickly, and you said this one time because I don't think anybody's being conspiratorial. It's a wrong term. Right. I'm not a conspiracy theorist. I'm a conspiracy analyst. But two things are happening right now, which I've noticed in my particular business. Number one, we're we're having a reintroduction and a re appreciation of of Darwinian dystopian horrors. And AI is boo data centers. Boo. Flak cameras and surveillance. There is this this, you've ever seen like starlings, these murmurations the way they're moving. There's a sense now. And some people who really the same folks who were hip and Silicon Valley people are now

13:46talking about we got to break this down. They're talking about destroying. So God forbid you're Sam Altman, some of the strangest people that they come out and say, what's wrong with AI? And I that converts into marketability. That converts into one of the, but I mean, think about that. You know, animal eugenics. No, there's certain topics. So what I'm saying is I'm feeling it at my base and the Andrithal level. Absolutely. So a couple of comments, and I totally agree. So it's like, you know, Dr. Frankenstein, right? It's like, oh my god, what have I done? I created a monster and you pronounce his name correctly. Thank you. Thank you. And you did you say Frankenstein. It was the doctor. Right. But then, you know, it's like any of these sci-fi movies, it's like, you know, you've got the creator of the, you know, the warbot or the terminator and saying, like, give

14:48me what am I done? And you can't take it back now. We're all in trouble. And so, you know, that's definitely a redact. But the other comment you make is like consumer sentiment right now and normal people feel absolutely abysmal with respect to economic conditions and their quality of life and, you know, how far their paycheck is going every week or every month. And it's really terrible. We're seeing, you know, mortgage to linkancies, credit card to linkancies, auto loan linkancies and consumer sentiment. They're at absolute, well, for the linkancies that's at highs, not seen since the bottom of 09 in the global financial crisis. But yet, there's no problems with the economy, according to, you know, the obviously the new Fed chair, the Treasury Secretary and Trump now that we're going into an election. But you shouldn't have all these, you know, financial issues and bankruptcies and the loan to linkancies if things are okay. And then at the same time, you have lowest consumer sentiment since again, the bottom of the trough and the 0809 global financial crisis. So people feel like absolute shit when it comes to, you know, where things are going

15:50and how their money is going. And, you know, when we talk about inflation, people see it as, oh, yeah, everything costs more. Obviously, that's how we perceive it. That's how we experience it every day. You know, you go to fill up your gas tank, you go to the grocery store and everything is so much more expensive. But in reality, you know, the textbook and definition of inflation is expansion of the money supply, right? So it's when we're printing money and expanding the amount of money and circulation that causes prices to go up. And this brings me to the third bubble and, you know, it'll kind of segue into this and tie it up nicely. You mean there's enough there bubble? Yeah. Brace yourself, bridge it. Yeah. And it's government debt and bonds and that entire market is absolutely at levels that cannot ever be fixed. There is no way of solving the national debt problem. There is no way of solving the coming bond crisis. And I'll just kind of explain a little bit about, you know, what I'm talking about is, you know, we just crossed last week or the week before I think it was last week. The $40 trillion mark for our national debt.

16:54I've been rounding up the last six months saying it's almost $40 trillion because it was $37. And now we're officially over $40 trillion in national debt. Prior to even getting there, servicing the national debt has been the most expensive item in our budget. More than national defense, more than anything else. And it's continuing to grow and becoming increasingly more expensive because long term bond yields like they control mortgages and like they control, you know, auto loans and credit cards, they actually also set the interest rate that's being paid by the government on the debt. Now the way that bonds work, I'll explain it as kind of like a seesaw. So you have the price and the interest rate are the yield. So as bonds are sold and the price goes down, the yield rises and it makes the interest more expensive. So debt servicing costs more. Well you've got, you know, traditional sources of demand for bonds that are completely

17:55non-existent. China isn't not buying them anymore. Japan isn't buying them anymore. Even big institutions aren't buying bonds anymore. So you have almost no demand for our debt. You have no purchasing of our bonds, which means there's only sellers and when you only have sellers, the price continues to drop. That isn't effect what's causing the interest rates to rise. Now the predicament or the dilemma there is that we are buying our own bonds because there are no other buyers for them. At the end of July, we had to double the amount that we're spending on our bond auctions from two to four billion dollars. And the notion, by the way, let's face it, just ask yourself, buying your own debt, my credit card bills are too much. You credit card to pay off your old credit card. Exactly. And this is where the national debt doom loop spiral of hell is essentially what we're in. We're swirling the toilet bowl. Now the reason this is bad is we've had to double the amount we're committing to buying

19:00our own bonds back. They went from two to four billion. And then the Treasury Secretary Scott percent announced that we're actually making the full Treasury General Account to $950 billion that are in there available for bond repurchasing. Now the reason to buy your own bonds is no one's buying them so they're going down that's raising yield. So if you want to step in and buy them and push the price up, that's a way of capping or stabilizing the interest rate. So Japan's been doing this for a long time. They print money to buy their own bonds back to push up the price any time it goes below a certain level because they want to have a fixed interest rate on their bond and they have to therefore control the amount of liquidity that's going in to buy and keep those bond prices stable. So we're doing that now which is like the whole Japanification of the US. Japan and by the way has like over 200 and something percent of debt to GDP. We are at 123 or 25 percent. Historically any country that crosses 120 percent of national debt to GDP is officially bankrupt

20:05but the issue is as a currency issuer you won't default. You'll just print money to essentially continue to make your payments and that's the problem line I'll let them pointing out is we're buying back our own bonds because nobody else wants them. No one wants to own the dollar. No one wants to own long term government debt by issuing currency and printing money to buy it back. We're ending up in this again, let's do a loop. We're expanding the national debt to keep our debt and interest payments under control. How long can we do this before we have an actual national sorry sovereign global sovereign debt crisis and you'll have to remember this isn't just happening in the US obviously I'm talking about it because it's pertinent to all of your viewers but actually this bond crisis is happening in every single country. We all have record levels of debt. We all printed like crazy after 08. We all printed like crazy after the COVID lock global COVID lockdowns in 2020. So we're all following the same playbook. We're all in the same basically sinking ship and essentially this will culminate at some

21:10point with I'm going to call it hyperinflation because that's the term that people can probably relate to or have some kind of understanding of we will end up having such a worthless dollar that essentially anything you own that's based in dollars is going to be worth absolute crap. Actually why we see housing going up like crazy and we see the stock market going up like crazy but if you price those markets in to the price of gold so how is the price of housing doing when you measure it in not dollars but the price or the ounce of gold it's actually not doing all that well and that's because gold's more stable unit the dollar itself is going down so fast that it's perceived again as everything rising so much in price and so I think that these three bubbles are the biggest risks posed to everybody because again stocks represents 60 to 70% of everyone's retirement accounts.

22:11Bond represents the other 30 to 40% of your retirement accounts and then your house and your home being the other largest asset that you probably have and so we have all the kind of ingredients here line up to have you know the everything bubble pop at some point again it could be a year or two from now and I'd rather be a year or two early in my case I'm already 10 years too early I've done really well on the gold and silver that I own you know it's appreciated a lot over the years but I don't see it as a place where I'm making money I see it as a place where I'm protecting myself and protecting my wealth and see that's what you've always that's what you've always said you're not talking about saying buying this one and hold on to it because yes there's certainly appreciation because that's not it smart money is for the longest time two things again I'm sorry it goes back to the psychology there's a sense of exceptionalism Micah you know this we've been through this before it always works out my god this is what the umpteenth time I've heard of some disaster

23:17here we go again and you're just saying it to sell your products and it's part of the internet of this doom and go I hear this constantly I say okay go ahead whatever you'd like but other people smart money people say oh no no no no no I don't even need they would have been in on this five seconds into your into your your your your and exactly and they've been rotating in this smart money you know they've been rotating into physical gold for years right and the writing's really on the wall now China record levels of buying multiple years in a row all these central banks expropriating from either the vaults in London or the vaults in in New York and you know essentially if you don't have physical metal like we sell like actual physical bullion I don't have any golden hair to expensive for my kids to pick up and lose but I've lost this over the physical metals is again this stuff you can put your hands on is going to do the best and there won't be any other real place to hide again like stocks bonds and housing if all those things are

24:20tanking where can you actually invest where you can be assured that the capital you have in the wealth you're trying to protect cannot go to zero and one of the only assets you can actually say can never go to zero you can't say that about a bank you can't say that you can't see that about a company or an ETF the only things that can never really ever go to zero are physical commodities right and physical gold and silver and the monetary metals in particular and so now I'm not trying to hard sell anyone obviously on gold and silver that's what we do that's what we love helping people is to understand these risks and to help them understand what steps are involved to maybe making a move in the direction of starting to protect themselves and you just said hard sell this isn't this isn't time shares this is this isn't there's no hard sell involved and there's an all now again I'm not an expert like you but I remember I you always think you know a lot of people want to check their investments to see if they've gone down very few gold or metals people say I want to see if it's gone down I mean there's a still there is no one I'm going to see

25:25if it's going up very rarely do so like you're not going to believe this platinum worthless what happened yeah I don't know there was a platinum right no it doesn't it it and it's so contraindicative to rational thought that people have to remind themselves you know you're right there's something about this it's special call to the hedge call the security call it whatever you want that's exactly the purpose of this exactly in my you know saying and I've said it on this channel and I said it on my channels is the reason first and foremost to own gold and silver is for protection but there's a time and a place within this confluence of cycles right you've got a debt market cycle a currency market cycle you've got a stock market cycle you've got a regular business cycle you've got all you know all these things happening right now and again the reason is to buy it as a financial insurance stuff you'll never lose but in the right moment they actually happen to also be the absolute best performing asset class and they pretty much are as of the last

26:28two years other than some individual tech stock that's gone up five times gold and silver double then the last year they've tripled in the last two years so you know we're we're not again pushing this as a place to get rich but to be safe and do well is again the kind of ultimate combo and that's why I come back to still an underloved trade most retail investors aren't thinking about this because the music is still playing right it's once the music stops and you have to find that place to have your safe seat and to to make sure that you you know you make it through and you survive it's just that reactive kind of dawning on people it won't happen until there's some type of a fan or some type of catalyst and but I think we should land the plane with here maybe is there will be no shortage of catalyst this fall right you get regular stock market volatility in October you especially get some regular stock market volatility going into midterms you know now it's going to be you know do democrats want to do whatever they can and the deep state do whatever they can to crash markets prior to midterms because it blemishes ton or trumps already you know difficult difficult

27:30reelection chances or do you know the current administration the Trump administration kind of gives some kind of signal to the Fed and the Treasury to just provide as much liquidity as liquidity as possible to keep the market afloat until after midterms because unfortunately you know this the stock market price has become such a barometer economic success is the only thing that's exactly right they look at it and so I can tell you there will be no shortage of potential catalysts for any one of these three bubbles to pop this fall I think we're going to have an extremely turbulent September October November I can't do anything more to prepare for my personal situation but of course I just love doing what I do every day to help people talk to their own personal situations and how we can help them become better prepared now right now first and foremost somebody says okay my cup you here you you you've you've awakened the sleeping giant in me I want to do something about it what do we do and how can noble gold investments help by calling 877 646

28:345347 tell them why no sent you the deals are we're going to be talking about if you don't mention that you're wasting your time in mind and you don't want to waste my time also there's a special link below that's directly connected to this program I can't put it in this banner so please check below so right now Micah what do we do and what is it like to call the best company with the best service because let's be honest gold is gold is gold is gold is gold if I get you go your your gold is not special gold it's not Venucian gold is gold so what it has to do is of course rates but also customer assistance help education because nobody wants to call up and say I don't know what I'm doing I don't understand anything about this so Micah dollars give us a hard sell don't hold back don't spare the horse power I'd say Lionel the biggest distinguishing factor and I always encourage clients to actually do their due diligence and call around and it's actually night and day the service you get here at noble gold versus other places because when I

29:36come across someone who is investing in billion for the first time I want to explain how everything works we're an educational service whereas our competitors go this you know this sucker's basically got no clue that I'm going to charge him 30 40 50 percent commissions and I'll get away with it so we have lowest rates in the in the industry we're the industry leader we have a single digit markup we're not a charity I can't give it away but our competitors are 2030 40 percent commissions on average I'd say we're in single digits you want to know that you can get your hands on it in an IRA where the only company that does audited photographs you go touch see hold withdraw your medal at any time my own medals my wife and I have IRAs in the Dallas facility and I been there I've audited my own clients accounts we randomly audit all of our accounts throughout the entire year we have fixed fee structures that make it so that no matter what you invest you pay the same thing and if you're golden silver double and triple you're not actually paying two and three

30:38times more for the insurance and the storage and the IRA account whereas most places will actually have basis point or percentage calculations on your portfolio so as you do well by owning golden silver you're also going to be paying a lot more and so if you don't want to be exposed to that of course it's a good problem to have it means that you're making money on your actual medals portfolio but still but our fixed rate structures also one precedent actually the best and so I'd say service price structure accessibility transparency and then the last thing I'll say is down the buyback side like we are actually actively sought after by people who purchase precious medals all over the place online dealers local bullion dealers mom and pop brick and mortar coin shops other gold IRA companies they come to us after doing their shopping around because we have the highest wholesale buyback program in the entire country right now and it's working out super well for us so so we are excited about the service we provide I wouldn't be able to do what I do if I didn't

31:42feel like we were actually providing the service elsewhere when I say we're the industry leader really go yeah sure sure you know just you know like world's best coffee okay sure but I stand by it I really believe in that and what I'd say is of course you know call the number below you can ask for me the beautiful part about my job is I get to do these interviews which are great you know if I can help people learn that's fantastic but you can actually continue the conversation with me as well so you can call and ask for my death and you are seriously you are the best at this I gotta be honest with you because the I told you before these are usually the kids are death and another one too another thing too is sometimes I don't want to mention the names but you'll be watching something and you say and now this and then they'll say destruction and pestilence dystopian hell headies gold into what what about it yeah the the fear of mongering and the sensational is telling me but but what is and they're so people have been so

32:42hidden with this nobody's ever nobody's explained what it is what is the purpose behind this the the fervor and the and this and this the paroxysm of fear but yours has not been like that you always know this is a great point it is such a good point Lionel so this sensationalism the fear mongering has been such a core element of the gold business for so long and it is like you know this guy is following get your goal blah blah blah you know obviously people are emotional beings and investing is a very emotional you know pursued as well but you know we you've never heard me doom and gloom of course I am identifying that there are three big bubbles to be concerned about but I'm not trying to be sensationalistic about it whatsoever and then you get the other you know you get the other stuff the sensationalism around you know $50,000 gold and you know $3,000 so we never do that either I of course as an investor have my own targets they're very conservative I'd like to keep them that way and then you know you too you said it about the very beginning of the show just you know x football player x actor that's now a gold company spokesperson that's the

33:49connection there instead what we believe in is having actual investors like myself people who have you know done all the things that they need to do sharing their experience and what they do and how I invest in the products that I would buy and the way that I've structured my portfolio and the stuff I have at home and the stuff I have in my IRA and why that's different like I'm speaking from experience not hey I was a celebrity 20 years ago buy gold from it so you know these telltale signs is usually where you're you know they're spending a lot of money to get this done because they spend a lot of money on marketing they actually have to make a lot of money on all their business like I said a single digit markup is unheard of even your local coin shop doesn't do that we do because we move a lot of volume because we are actually attracting the most business in this space because we are an industry leader for the aforementioned reasons that we stand out from the competition and and so you know I think all these things are fantastic but I don't want to be blowing smoke you know I'm not too do my I'm not trying to do my own hard I'll stop it stop it stop it stop it the gun of will son of years ago before your time Walter

34:53Benning used to say no Brad just fact and if I can do it it ain't bragging well mega heints again from noble gold investments the best look at their ratings look at the five sir and by the way you know in the old days when somebody says you know we got five stars that doesn't mean anything that doesn't mean anything people are vicious you go to a restaurant and if you're you know the salads called they will destroy you so whenever somebody says you're the best today in this sick world that we live in these these bastards out there who love the judge everything it means something and you can see it time after time after time and all these others are look they'll kind of shake out because people are saying this this isn't it because I'm coming to the bottom line is this a lot of people don't want to admit they may know a lot of us stocks and bonds but gold after all of these years is the beginning of time this is still a kind of a novel venture but with noble gold investments and you Michael Michael heints you make it special 877 646

35:5553 47 tell them Lionel sent you and also a link yes oh and sorry if you don't mind what I'm experimenting with lately and it actually is very helpful is a lot of people are gun shy right they don't want to call they don't want their number in the system they don't want to they're you know for fear of getting spammed and that's again what a lot of other companies would do to you they beat you up by calling you multiple times every day we don't do that but for those who are a little gun try to pick up the phone if you don't mind I like to throw my email out and people have been emailing I'm gonna put it in the link yep so Micah at noble IRA dot com and you can write me two sentences or two thousand words I get back to every single email that I received but this is what you did it in spell Micah people are a little they have no idea Micah and I yeah it's a good old testament name you should know how to spell it but it's M I C A H don't forget Micah Micah remember the sheriff in the rifleman Micah Torrent that's right yeah that's right yeah minor profit in the Old Testament that's my preferred oh there you go well Micah Micah again

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