If you own silver, whether it's in coins

and a safe, shares in an ETF or a mining

stock, what happens on June 16th, could

be the single most important day for

your investment this year. Here's the

problem. There's been a six-w week

policy vacuum since former Fed chair

Powell, also known as the money printer,

last attended a Fed meeting. And since

then, we've had no guidance, no

direction, just silence from the single

most important institution in the world.

And Wall Street's been quietly

positioning in that darkness while most

investors have been left completely

blind because in just a few days on June

16th, Kevin Walsh, the new Fed chair,

chairs his first Fed meeting known as an

FOMC meeting. And for the first time,

we'll hear where he wants to take

interest rates. So, by the end of this

video, you'll understand the three

things Worsh said under oath that reveal

his real agenda. The 1946 playbook the

Fed is about to use to quietly

confiscate your wealth. Not your silver,

but your wealth. And the three

indicators that'll tell you exactly when

to make a move. My name is Felix Pin.

I'm an economist and and this is Winston

here, our former investment banker. and

we're going to show you what the

institutions already know about the June

16th and how you can use the same

playbook whether you have, you know,

$10,000 or a million dollars. So, our

plan here is to throw a lot of value, a

lot of depth at you in this video. So,

to ensure it really lands, Winston here

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which you can download. It's completely

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it. felix.org/s2026

is the link is in the description down

below. So let me set the stage for you

because again most people have no idea

what has happened to the Fed. On April

29th Jerome Powell, the man who printed

more money than anybody in the history

of the world held his final press

conference as FedEure and that was the

last meeting. So his term officially

ended on May 15th and the Senate

confirmed Kevin Walsh as the new chair.

Worsh got sworn in May 22nd and his

first Fed meeting doesn't happen until

June 16th. So we've had this six- week

period before between power leaving and

wash taken some action. So 6 weeks

without someone steering the ship isn't

really ideal. Think of it like this.

Imagine the pilot of a plane gets up and

walks away from the cockpit. A new pilot

sits down, but he doesn't touch the

controls for for the first, say, six

hours. It just sort of sits there. The

passengers, which is you and me and

Winston, we have no idea what direction

we're heading into. And that's what just

happened at the Fed, but Wall Street,

they don't sit around waiting. They used

that six weeks to quietly reposition.

So, while you and I were reading

headlines, institutions were moving

billions of dollars. I can show you that

because Winston has an app called the

Winston app. One of the things we track

in there are um silver institutional

money moves and institutions have been

selling been selling and might have

noticed that in the silver price right

pretty significant but what also it

shows you is that when they sell off at

such an extreme level here this line I'm

highlighting

over the last over the next 90 days we

typically saw a 29% rally past

performance doesn't guarantee the future

I'm going to crystal ball I'm also not a

financial advisor or or register stood

for anything of that sort. So you got to

come to your own conclusion on that. But

it's certainly something that piques my

interest which is why I watch this here

in the in the Winston app. I check on

that every week as you know many other

things as well. Comics inventory and

Shanghai premiums and all that kind of

stress stuff the futures card all that

kind of good stuff that gives you more

insight into what's happening with

silver. And there's a you can access

that for a whole month for free. There's

a link down below if you you want to

play around with it. Now before Walsh

got the job of Fed, he had to sit in

front of the Senate and answer questions

under you know oath you know think uh I

did not I repeat I did not have you know

you know how the sentence goes. Uh and

he said three things that Wall Street is

obsessing over. The first clue was I

will not take orders from the White

House. Sounds kind of good for the

market, right? They're like you know Fed

independence. The crowd is like woo. But

what Wall Street actually heard is, "I'm

willing to keep rates higher for longer

even if the president throws a fit." And

remember, Trump has publicly said he

wants lower rates. He even said a rate

hike would be wrong. So, right out of

the gate, there is a collision there.

Now, for silver, this matters enormously

because if Walsh keeps rates high, the

dollar stays strong, which can push

silver down for a while. But it also

means that inflation keeps cooking and

the pressure for a big rate cut down the

road builds and builds like a spring.

Clue number two. And before we get into

this, some people think, "Oh no, no, but

Walsh is a Trump guy. He's going to do

what Trump says." Well, Jerome Powell is

a Trump guy, too. He was appointed by

Trump. Jerome Powell is a card carrying

Republican. People forget about that all

the time. But the thing is, once you

become Fed Chair, people get independent

ideas. They do whatever they want. They

sort of they don't need to answer to

anybody. So they don't and before they

get appointed, they tend to be very

friendly to the president who appoints

them. John Powell, same story. This

typically happens to most Fed

presidents. But what Walsh said about AI

will

be probably the defining part of Fed

policy for the next few years. He said

it'll drive down prices over the next

five years plus. He says AI makes

everything cheaper and more efficient.

So he's betting on technology

to save the inflation problem. Now for

silver investors, this is very

important. If Walsh is right about AI,

well, what does AI need? Physical

silver. Yeah, every data center, every

chip, every piece of AI infrastructure

uses silver. So AI being successful

means more demand for silver. If Walsh

is wrong about AI, it doesn't bring

prices down, say, then inflation keeps

running high and silver goes up anyway

as a as an inflation hedge. So either

way, whether his AI bet works or not,

silver could come out winning. Sort of

a, you know, win-win type situation,

isn't it? And then the third wash clue

is this. He said, I won't be a prisoner

of my own predictions. There'll be no

more telegraphing. And this is big bigly

even because he said he's very skeptical

of forward guidance which is what the

Fed does. They tell you months in

advance what they're going to do with

rates. Pal used to do this all the time.

He'd basically say we're probably going

to cut in September and the market would

price it in. Walsh wants to stop doing

that. He calls it making officials

prisoners of their own predictions. So

what does it mean for you and me regular

investment chaps? maximum uncertainty,

maximum ups and downs in the market. And

when the market goes up and down a lot,

silver tends to move a lot,

unfortunately, in both directions.

There's an opportunity here, though,

that is actually really massive. But

only if you're positioned before June

16th, not after. So, if you connect all

the dots here, we have a brand new Fed

chair who might clash with the president

on rates. It's betting on technology

that needs silver to work. It's removing

the safety net, the predictability of

forward guidance. And he's about to walk

into his first meeting with 39 trillion

in debt, inflation running at almost 4%,

a dollar index sitting at 100, which is

the number that Wall Street really cares

about. It's a powder cake, right? It's a

powder cake. And June 16th is the Well,

you could say it's the match, but you

get the idea. Now, before I show you

what I would do about the six week

vacuum in silver, I need to ask you

something a little bit more personal. Do

you remember the last big IPO boom? If

you remember it, put it in the chat down

below just so I'd remember. 2020, 2021

was the last one. Companies were going

public, so we're being listed on the

stock exchange every other day. Airbnb,

Coinbase, Roblox, Rivian, right? So,

where were you when all that was

happening? And did you make money doing

it? Or maybe did you make some money and

then you left it all, you know, handed

it back to Wall Street? Or maybe you

just sat on the sidelines and you saw

some people who like 10x their money in,

you know, a year or something. Just be

honest with yourself for a moment here.

Try to remember that period because what

nobody wants to admit is exactly this.

The people who build real wealth, the

kind that changes your family's future

for generations, they do it by

recognizing moments. and moments moments

like right now we're entering what I

call the IPO summer companies that have

been waiting on the sidelines for years

for decades are about to go and list on

the stock exchange and the people

who know how to position for this people

who understand this fiveyear cycle it

kicks off they're going to build wealth

machines and five years from now you're

going to be in one of two groups group

number one the people who watched it

happen again just like They watched 2020

happen just like they watched 2010

happen just like they've watched every

major opportunity pass them by and then

you have group number two the people who

showed up who learned the playbook Wall

Street's playbook who built something

that actually matters for their kids and

for their retirement for their legacy.

So which group are you going to be in?

Seriously tell me group one or group

two? Group one is the guys who sit there

and watch it and group two are the guys

who are doing something about their

legacy. So, I want to get real with you

for a second. As you Americans say,

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promise of this video is to help you

with understanding the silver markets

first, right? So, the coming Sunday is

the is the the big vision and we're

going to go much more detail than we

could in a 20-minute video like this.

So, you understand the opportunity

window, right? I just walked you through

that. And the Fed is planning something

that is called financial repression.

Doesn't sound very friendly and it

isn't. It is not a conspiracy theory.

It's actually economic policy.

Economists study it. The IMF published

papers on it. And what it means in the

simplest possible terms for you, not

some abstract nonsense, is when the

government keeps interest rates lower

than the inflation rate. So inflation is

running higher than interest. And they

do that on purpose because what does

that do to money? Well, it shrinks money

as I like to say. Gives it theic

treatment, right? Think of it like this.

Let's say you owe

Let's say you owe me $100. Okay? And

let's say at the moment a loaf of bread

costs $5 a loaf. I'm going to New York

next week. I understand it's about

$5,000 in New York. Now the government

now turns on the money printer and a few

years later bread no longer costs $5. It

now costs $10 a life. So everything got

more expensive. But you still only owe

me $100. Same number. Except now that

$100 only buys you how many loaves of

bread? 10 pieces. Before it bought 20

pieces. So your debt effectively got cut

in half. Right? This $50 effective this

$100 effectively became 50. Not because

you paid it off, but because the money

became worth less. And that's what the

government does when they got themselves

into a sticky situation like they have

right now with debt. They let inflation

run a little hotter and over time the

debt just melts away. If you want to be

a conspiracy theorist about this, look

at what's happening into the in the

Middle East. That's causing inflation.

Maybe that's intentional. I don't know.

Not for me to say. But this is great for

the government. Yep. But it's really

terrible for you because guess what?

Your savings are melting away, too. just

like that $100. And they've done this

before. 1946,

World War II just ended. America had

spent an absolute fortune fighting zore.

You know, my lot, unfortunately. Yes,

it's true. I am, I must admit, German.

And the national debt at the time was

106%. We can joke about this sort of

stuff nowadays, can't we? Um, the Brits

watching still think Hitler, Hitler,

Hitler. That's all they ever think when

they see Germans. It's true, isn't it?

If you're a Brit, put that in the

comment. Just write H in the comment. I

don't know what you you're thinking

about. So right now GDP debt to GDP is

100%. Basically the same. So in 1946 the

government had a problem. They owed a

mountain of money. They couldn't raise

taxes enough to pay pay it off. And um

people were sort of tired of sacrifice

because they just done five years of

that in World War II. They couldn't

refuse to pay people back because that

would destroy the credit rating of the

US. So what did they do? They held

interest rates at about 2%. And they let

inflation run up to 4%. Nothing dramatic

or drastic, but it's simple math. If

your savings account pays you 2% and

inflation takes away 4%. You're losing

2% of the value of your money every

single year. And they kept this up for

how long do you think they kept this up

for? Put in the comments. Put a guess in

there. Two years? Five years? What do

you think? 28 freaking years. Yeah.

Until 1974.

28 years of a quiet invisible wealth

destruction and wealth transfer because

there's always a winner on this. So debt

to GDP fell to 23%. And I was like, oh,

the US is being such a responsible

country. No, you guys paid for it. Your

parents paid for it through inflation.

So what can you do about it? Well, think

about who paid for it really. The people

who really paid for it were the bastards

who held cash. There were the people who

had money in savings accounts and they

were the people who had money in bonds.

They really paid for it. So the

responsible people paid for it. So new

Fed chair Woo, it's a job I definitely

wouldn't want. When he sits down on June

16, he has a couple of options. Option

one would be raise rates to fight

inflation. Um, but that means the

interest the government has to pay on

the 39 trillion there would be even

greater. It would crash the housing

market. It could trigger a recession.

Everybody would hate the man. So, he's

not going to do that. Nobody wants to be

hated. Number two, he could lower rates,

help the economy, cause more inflation,

and that will also weaken the dollar.

Right? Here's a third option which is to

nada nothing

which means what? Inflation is already

higher than interest rates. So the value

of your money is already losing just

more quietly. I believe sooner or later

he is going to cut rates and they're

going to do that because they want to

support the economy and they want to

strong all this. It's all nonsense. It's

all about dealing with the debt. They

have to let inflation run above interest

rates because it's literally the only

way to shrink 39 trillion of debt away

without blowing up the economy. So this

whole thing called financial repression,

it isn't a choice. It is literally the

only thing they could possibly do. So

what does it mean to you? Let me make it

really concrete, really crystal clear

for you. And by the way, we're going to

go a lot deeper into the actual

investment choices, how to follow the

money and and what Wall Street's doing.

If you join us on the weekend, go to

wealthmachine.org, grab yourself a free

ticket there. Say inflation runs at 4%.

It's already there.

Your savings account pays you 2%, which

is actually quite generous, right? Now,

what's what's the outcome? You're losing

2% a year. Doesn't sound like a lot,

right? But if you had $100,000

over 28 years, you would lose $56,000 of

your money. Ah, right. You get the pain.

It's crazy. It's called compounding just

in a really negative way. Now in reality

it's actually going to be a lot more

than that because the stock market in my

humble opinion is going to keep going up

at this sort of 10 to something percent

a year which means other people will get

10 15 20 30% richer every year while you

are 56% poorer and the wealth gap and

I'm seeing this I see it every time I go

somewhere I haven't been to for a little

while I see it in fivestar hotel prices

and so on. The high-end stuff is getting

so much more expensive. I'm talking 10x

more expensive. And it's simply because

people who have money have made so much

more money. So you can say, "Oh, it's

frustrating. It's manipulation. Let's

get communism and all that." Well, have

a look at, you know, North Korea or

Cuba. That's working out for them.

Doesn't work very well. So the better

thing to do is to simply follow the

smart money and simply buy what those

guys are buying. And honestly, it's far

simpler than you think. you can see it

because they're moving billions of

dollars around and it's pretty hard to

hide billions of dollars moving around

in the markets and I'll show you exactly

how that works. I show you the exact

footprints what I learned when I was a

banker and so on.

So, click on that link down below in the

description and get yourself a a ticket.

But, let me give you a a um really high

view of what's really terrible. Cash is

terrible. CDs are terrible. Bonds tend

to lose in both in this world. stocks,

yes, but only the ones with what I call

a moat or pricing power. You got to be

careful with those. Paper silver has got

a problem that I think we're all aware

of. It is called the comx. Uh, and it is

um I was going to say manipulator, but

that's not the word I was looking for,

is it? No, it is uh it is the market is

very efficient. I think that was the

word I was looking for. Um, physical

silver. Yeah, you can't print it.

There's no counterparty risk. there is

an actual silver deficit and I think

that's going to stick around. So I like

I like silver but do am I putting all of

my money into silver? No. No. I think

there is a place for it but I think

there is never really a a place for

putting all your money in in in one

basket because that again becomes risky.

Um but yes the six years of supply

deficit is definitely something that I'm

very very aware of silver which is why

I'm liking it. So what what do we watch

here? I'd want I'd watch three things.

What is the dollar index? Basically, a

lower dollar

means higher silver.

I'm going to write that down. Comx. Yes,

people talk a lot about COMX. We track

it in here. We see uh here comx

inventory. It's down 3.6 million ounces

this week. And it's uh it's pretty low.

It's pretty pretty extreme. It's come

down a lot. It's pretty extreme overall.

you have a silver squeeze sort of type

situation, but and I know this isn't a

popular thing to say, the Comx people

are pretty smart and they might be able

to keep it like this for quite a long

time. They have a hold on the market.

They intend to keep it. So, don't rely

on Comx blowing up. Just don't. I know

it's a popular thing to talk about on

YouTube. Comx is going to blow up.

They're going to run out of silver.

Well, they probably won't. Now, the less

silver they have, it still puts pricing

pressure on the silver prices. So they

could go up and we could see some more

short squeezes, but I don't think COMX

is going to go anywhere. It's just my

because they own the silver market and

they like it that way. It's very

profitable. Watch the Walsh press

conference. Watch for the tone, not just

the words. I'll probably make a video

around that um when it happens. But it's

always better that you can make your own

decisions on what you're seeing out

there. that you have the that you have

the skills to read what's happening in

the market. And that's my intention for

you guys for for Sunday. And that'll

work for silver, work for gold, it'll

work for stocks. It's all more or less

the same rule book. But what I would do

right now is look at your total

portfolio. Look at what percentage do

you want to have in something like

silver. That might be your silver

budget, right? You then can choose ETFs.

There's physical ones. They're minor.

There's phys, you know, all that. We're

going to be talking a little bit about

that on on Sunday. We have all the

silver ETFs and so on in in the Winston

up too if you want to look into that in

more detail. I would spread an

investment like this over time. Not

because it's going to make you more

money, but because it's going to make

you sleep better. So when someone comes

to me and says, "I have $100,000. I want

to buy this stock or this, you know,

commodity." I say, "Okay, wonderful. I

can't tell you what to buy, but if

that's what you want to buy, you can buy

that. But don't buy it all today. I

would suggest you spread it out. And

they go, why? And I say, well, make

probably bugger all difference to your

financial outcome, but you're going to

sleep a lot better. Because if you buy

it today and it drops 10%, you're going

to be killing yourself and you might

sell it. Whereas if you do it, you know,

sixth today, say it drops 10% tomorrow,

you're like, woohoo, I'm going to get it

cheaper, then you buy a bit more. It's

just it's a psychological little trick.

Watch the three things I just talked

about, the dollar, comx, vaults, what's

happening on the with the the Fed

meeting. But if I can just summarize

this framework, this is the biggest

shift we're seeing in financial markets.

I believe we're going back to 1946. Now,

if you knew how this was playing out in

1946, and a lot of people did. Smart

people did. Actually, smart's the wrong

word. The skilled people did. The people

who'd been taught what was going to

happen, they knew. It's got nothing to

do with smartness. It isn't foreseeable.

That isn't logical. That is just, well,

someone's got to show you. They made a

lot of money. They became very very

wealthy in the 50s and 60s in the US.

But a lot of people the responsible safe

people got killed got hammered and I

don't wish that for you. So understand

what's happening here. The 46 playbook

is happening again. Understand what

assets win in this world and what assets

lose in this world. And remember the

institutions are ahead of you on this

one. But you can follow the

institutions. And I believe markets are

um what was the word I was going to not

use? I was not going to use the word

manipulator. I was going to use the word

make very efficient by institutions and

we don't have to be first but we can't

be last but once you understand that

once you understand how to see how the

big money moves into or out of a stock

or silver or gold or any asset and you

follow that trend I think life becomes a

lot easier and it is just a skill set

that one can acquire I can give you the

foundation of that on Sunday on father's

day if you join at wealthmachine.org

and set you up to potentially build that

wealth machine for yourself for the next

five years and have a really good time

out of this because you're like I knew

what they were doing. I understood what

to do about it. I got guidance from

people who'd done this before in

institutions and I think that's the

smart play. So, we're going to have a

lot of fun. Join me on Sunday. If you

do, again, write wealth machine in the

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share this with somebody. I will share

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silver space or just generally an

investor who's a bit concerned about

what to do right now. Are we at a

bubble? Are the IPOs going to be good?

Are they going to be bad? What should I

be buying? Should I be chasing this?

Like all that stuff we're going to

answer for you on Sunday.

Wealthmachine.org. I wish you all the

best. Every 10 bagger that Hugh and I

have ever studied, think Tesla, Netflix,

Nvidia, Amazon, they all did this exact

same thing before they exploded, just

like Hugh is about to. Andrew.