šŸ‡ØšŸ‡¦ CANADA’S GOLD GAMBLE — AND THE $150B LESSON ⚔

Once upon a time, Canada had real gold in the vaults.

In 1965: $1.15B worth — a solid pillar of national wealth.

Then came the sell-off. Year by year. Ounce by ounce.

By the mid-2010s? Zero.

Fast-forward to today.

That same gold would be worth $150B+.

Now here’s the shocker:

šŸ‘‰ Canada is the only G7 nation with virtually no gold reserves.

While others stack gold as insurance against inflation, debt, and chaos — Canada walked away.

Yes, gold pays no yield.

But when crises hit, yield doesn’t save you — reserves do.

šŸŒ As global uncertainty rises, central banks are buying gold at record pace.

šŸ“Š Canada? Watching from the sidelines.

šŸ’” The real takeaway:

Gold isn’t about quick gains.

It’s about survival, sovereignty, and staying solvent when the system shakes.

Markets forget this lesson again and again.

History keeps reminding them — the hard way. ⚔

šŸ“ˆ Market Movers

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