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0:04Donald Trump has lost the US midterms in
0:05a crushing defeat.
0:07The blue wave is here. It’s time to get
0:10woke again and add pronouns to your bio
0:13. And J.D. Vance was right about it.
0:15Iran was the beginning of the end. A
0:17gallon costs $ 6, and people are now
0:20really feeling the effects of this, well
0:22, Iran war right on their own doorsteps
0:25.
0:26And if history shows one thing, it's
0:28that US elections are always decided at
0:30the gas pump, because for them, the car
0:32is freedom.
0:33Donald Trump is taking off, and he
0:35actually managed to do it. He managed to
0:38initiate a regime change. Unfortunately
0:40not in Iran, but back home on his own
0:42doorstep in the US. And what are the
0:44markets doing?
0:46They are shooting through the roof and
0:47are euphoric, while the oil price is
0:49seeing a massive sell-off.
0:51Gold shot up by 4%yesterday. A real
0:54recovery rally has been started. And at
0:56some point, the question won't be
0:58whether you bought gold at 3,800 or
1:004,300, but whether you have any gold at
1:02all. Is the bottom in now? Should one
1:04buy more? Will it go even lower? That's
1:06why, in today's video, we'll look
1:08together at what a Democratic victory
1:10means historically and how I'm currently
1:12positioned with gold and silver. And
1:14with that, a warm welcome to a new
1:16exciting episode of Financial
1:17Intelligence.
1:19My name is Marc Friedrich from the
1:20fee-based advisory firm Friedrich&
1:21Partner Wealth Preservation.
1:29The midterms in the US are behind us,
1:31and the Trump administration has lost
1:32both houses. Primarily the Republicans.
1:35It is a crushing reckoning for Donald
1:37Trump and above all his Iran policy. Why
1:40? Because he let himself be persuaded by
1:43Netanyahu to attack Iran. Consequently,
1:45oil prices naturally rose.
1:47You know the whole causal chain with the
1:49Strait of Hormuz or the incidents with
1:50the Bab el-Mandeb and so on.
1:52I've made a few videos about that; feel
1:54free to check them out. And that is why
1:56a blue wave has rolled across the
1:58country, deep into the former Republican
2:00strongholds.
2:01Yes, even Texas was won by the Democrats
2:04, but also Idaho and Kansas, actually
2:06core Republican voters.
2:09So, you can see how deep the
2:10dissatisfaction in the population runs.
2:12Now I'm also interested in your opinion
2:14. What do you think was the trigger for
2:16this major defeat for Donald Trump? Was
2:19it Iran? Was it the prices at the gas
2:21stations, or something else entirely?
2:23What do you think was his biggest
2:24mistake from your perspective? Feel free
2:26to write your assessment in the comments
2:28below. I'm curious to see how you view
2:29it.
2:30And hey, I actually do read the comments
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2:56000 awake minds. Thank you very much.
2:59The clearest symbol of this historic
3:02defeat is definitely Texas.
3:04A state that was considered a Republican
3:06bastion for decades, a bulwark against
3:08the Democrats, is now actually blue. Not
3:11drunk, but blue, because the color of
3:13the Democrats is blue. Yeah, maybe there
3:16is a connection between the two, right?
3:17When you look at Kamala Harris. And as I
3:20said, the power dynamics in Congress are
3:22also shifting; the Democrats have won
3:24both the House of Representatives and
3:26the Senate. For Trump, this means he is
3:29now a so-called "lame duck." His final
3:31two years in office will be considerably
3:33more difficult.
3:34The opposition can slow down his
3:36legislative plans, launch investigations
3:38, and put his administration under much
3:39greater pressure.
3:42But he can also, as he has done so far,
3:44govern from the White House and simply
3:46push things through.
3:48He had a very unconventional governing
3:50style, and in preparation for this video
3:52and my research, I obviously spoke on
3:54the phone with many friends,
3:55acquaintances, and business partners in
3:57the USA, including hardcore Democrats as
3:59well as hardcore Republicans, and they
4:01all said that this defeat was
4:03foreseeable and that he deserved it. Yes
4:05, especially because of Iran. Why?
4:07Because it caused enormous damage, a
4:09collateral damage that is now reaching
4:11citizens in their daily lives.
4:13Affordability, meaning "can I still
4:14afford anything," is a huge topic in the
4:16USA. A gallon costs $ 6 or $ 7, and
4:19people are really feeling the impact of
4:21this Iran war right at their own
4:23doorstep, and they are, of course,
4:25holding Donald Trump accountable for
4:27that.
4:28And if history shows one thing, it's
4:30that elections in the USA are always
4:32decided at the gas pump, because for
4:34them, the car is freedom.
4:36And an acquaintance of mine from the USA
4:38told me quite clearly on the phone
4:40yesterday—he's actually a hardcore
4:42Republican, MAGA, and Trump fan—but he
4:44said: "Donald Trump up."
4:46Yes, he says quite clearly that the Iran
4:48war was the big breach of promise. That
4:50was the mistake, because he came into
4:52office, so to speak, with the statement
4:54: "I will end the wars, we will start no
4:56new wars, we will bring soldiers home,
4:58we will unburden you." Who promised
5:00economic relief, but then rising living
5:03costs and gas prices followed, and
5:05naturally, that has created an
5:07incredible credibility problem even
5:09among his hardcore fan base.
5:12Surprisingly, Vice President J.D. Vance
5:14sees it just as clearly, and you really
5:16have to say, hats off to him for being
5:18courageous enough to communicate that so
5:20clearly.
5:21This is how he reacted to the defeat. In
5:24his detailed post on X, he places the
5:26responsibility on his own administration
5:28and its policies. The war against Iran.
5:31He names that as the decisive reason for
5:32the election debacle. By the way, J.D.
5:34Vance was always against the attack on
5:37Iran in the Situation Room and condemned
5:39it from the start, although he did, of
5:41course, support it, it must be said.
5:43Speaking of X, if you're not on X yet, I
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6:12So, now let's look at the market
6:13reaction, which was extremely
6:14interesting and actually surprised many
6:16people.
6:17The S&P 500 closed up 1.6%, the Nasdaq
6:200.9%, and the Dow Jones even shot up by
6:23a solid 3%. The DAX, the German stock
6:26index, is also currently at a new record
6:28level here today, Thursday. Yes, why?
6:31How come? What are the reasons? First of
6:33all, there is a sense of relief. The
6:34election is over, the uncertainty is
6:36gone for now. Investors now know what
6:38the political power dynamics look like.
6:40The market simply likes predictability
6:42and security. It hates uncertainty, and
6:44at the same time, the stock market is
6:46hoping for an easing of the Iran
6:48conflict, which is why the US oil grade
6:51WTI fell by 8%yesterday. Likewise,
6:53yields on long-term US government bonds
6:55fell yesterday. This also carries the
6:57hope of cheaper loans. Home purchases
6:59and construction companies could benefit
7:01from that. In general, consumption could
7:02be stimulated again, which would be good
7:04for the economy, and there is, of course
7:06, hope for lower prices, meaning less
7:08inflationary pressure. But if you look
7:10more closely, something quite different
7:11is happening. Investors are withdrawing
7:13money from some AI and tech stocks that
7:15had previously risen sharply. So we are
7:17seeing a capital rotation.
7:19Money is moving from one asset class
7:21into another, and this money is now
7:23flowing into other sectors.
7:25The upswing is therefore spreading to
7:26more companies and other sectors. The
7:28best example is McDonald's. McDonald's
7:31stock gained around 6.5%yesterday.
7:34For a corporation like that, it's an
7:36exceptionally strong daily move, because
7:37it is quite a massive tanker.
7:40By the way, our subscribers to the
7:41Friedrich Report were able to seize this
7:43opportunity, as we had classified the
7:45stock as attractive near its low a few
7:47weeks ago.
7:48Anyone who followed our analysis was
7:50able to position themselves favorably
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8:16In the Friedrich Report. Let's take a
8:18look in the rearview mirror of history.
8:19What does a defeat in the midterms
8:21actually mean for the markets, but also
8:23for politics or for the president? The
8:26worst possible combination is a
8:28Republican president and a Democratic
8:30Congress.
8:31I've read such statements frequently on
8:33X lately, but does this claim actually
8:35hold up to a look at history?
8:38And let's take a look at the numbers,
8:39data, and facts together.
8:41After all, this constellation has
8:43existed seven times in the past, and
8:45seven times the S&P 500 was definitely
8:47higher 12 months later.
8:497 out of 7, so a hundred percent, um,
8:51success rate.
8:53On average, the gain was around 15.5%.
8:56So, actually a positive sign, actually
8:58an indicator that one should get in now
9:00. After the 1954 election, it was 33.2%
9:04.
9:05In 1958 it was 11.1%, after 1970 12.7%,
9:09and in '74 around 18.7%.
9:13In 1990 it was 25.1%and in 2006 another
9:186.7%. The year 1986 is particularly
9:21exciting, because the famous stock
9:23market crash of October 1987, Black
9:25Monday, also fell within the following
9:2712 months. Nevertheless, the index was
9:29slightly in the green at the end of this
9:30period. So you see, for the stock
9:32markets, it actually looks quite
9:34positive if you use the past as a guide
9:36. Once again, 7 out of 7, 15%
9:39on average. What? And I have another
9:41exciting chart for you. After all 19
9:43midterm elections since 1950, the S&P
9:46500 was higher in the current analysis.
9:49After the 1962 election it was, for
9:50example, 23.5%,
9:53after 1982 around 23%, and even after
9:56the '22 election it was still 7.7%.
10:00So the conclusion: actually positive
10:03signals for the stock market.
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12:26>> The reaction of precious metals was
12:27super exciting and interesting.
12:29Gold shot up by 4%yesterday, a real
12:32recovery rally started, and gold was
12:34also able to reclaim the important $
12:364,000 per ounce mark.
12:38And on that note, an interesting
12:39observation from my side. Let's look at
12:41the gold performance during the last two
12:43mid-term election years together. In red
12:45, you see the current year, and here you
12:47can see that we should actually expect a
12:49strong end to the year if you look at
12:51the past. But the deciding factor will
12:53be: What happens to the price of oil,
12:55what happens to the dollar, and above
12:56all, the interest rates?
12:58Because gold, and Bitcoin too—the
13:00digital gold—hate rising interest rates
13:02, hate high oil prices, and definitely
13:04hate a strong dollar.
13:06And should the US Federal Reserve raise
13:07interest rates again in December, it
13:09could strengthen the dollar and
13:10initially slow gold down once more.
13:12And one more important observation.
13:14The biggest buyers in the market, namely
13:16the central banks, keep on buying gold,
13:18especially now at these favorable prices
13:19, acting contrarian just as I
13:21recommended.
13:22I had written here in this XT, for
13:24example, that prices below $ 4,000 for
13:26gold and below $ 50 for silver are
13:28definitely long-term buying
13:30opportunities. Since the beginning of
13:32the year, purchases by central banks are
13:346%higher than last year’s purchases.
13:36Let’s take a quick look at the charts
13:37together. The psychologically important
13:39mark of $ 4,000 was slightly undercut
13:41shortly before the midterms. We even hit
13:43a low of $ 3,800, which was followed by
13:45a strong countermovement, which is
13:47always a good sign.
13:49Furthermore, we have broken upward out
13:51of a so-called falling wedge formation,
13:52which also makes me optimistic in the
13:54short term.
13:56It will also be crucial whether we get a
13:59clean retest of the $ 4,000 to $ 4,050
14:01range in order to subsequently rise
14:03again toward the end of the year, as in
14:052018 and 2022.
14:08And even if it all sounds positive for
14:10now, you should still keep some powder
14:12dry in case it heads back toward the $
14:143,800 mark.
14:15You know my motto: always enter in
14:17tranches, always step-by-step, and exit
14:19in tranches as well.
14:21Once again, in the long term, over a
14:23period of several years, I am super
14:24optimistic when it comes to gold.
14:26For me personally, I am currently
14:28looking at the $ 4,300 plus mark.
14:31If we manage to get above that, then the
14:34signs are truly set for the next bull
14:36market. And the question won't be
14:38whether you bought gold at 3,800 or
14:404,300, but rather, do you even hold any
14:43gold at all?
14:44So, that is why these are currently
14:46buying prices. Those who want to
14:48optimize their entry can, of course,
14:49start lying in wait now. If we go below
14:51$ 4,000 again, these are historic
14:53long-term buying opportunities. If you
14:55want to know how and where to buy gold,
14:57I have all the information for you, of
14:59course, below in the video. I also made
15:00a separate video on how to buy gold
15:02properly. You can find that up here.
15:04Feel free to watch it. After this video
15:05, we will take a look at gold’s little
15:07brother together, namely silver. Silver
15:09was also performing strongly and closed
15:11yesterday above the $ 52 mark.
15:14Since its high, silver has lost over 60
15:17%. And what makes me particularly
15:19bullish on silver is the fact that we
15:21have tested, retested a 50-year-old
15:23resistance level.
15:25Should this hold successfully, silver
15:27will have formed the most beautiful cup
15:29and handle formation of all time and
15:31would establish its bottom at the
15:32current level between $ 46 and $ 48.
15:35Once this retest is complete, it will
15:37head to new heights and towards the old
15:39all-time highs of $ 120. And in the long
15:41term, I actually see prices of $ 150, $
15:44160, $ 200. How would I act regarding
15:46silver right now? As soon as silver
15:48drops below $ 50 again, I would place
15:50the next tranche. I believe anything
15:52between $ 46 and $ 48 will be a unique
15:55buying opportunity. Should it go even
15:57lower, which I consider rather unlikely
16:00, I would add another larger tranche.
16:02And the same naturally applies to gold
16:04and silver mining stocks. Yes, they are
16:05historically cheap right now, of course
16:06. Gold and silver are also truly
16:09massively oversold.
16:10The RSI shows it for silver at a 2024
16:12level and gold, of course, is also
16:14absolutely oversold.
16:16That is why a counter-reaction is
16:18completely normal now, but I believe we
16:20will see another retest, meaning we go
16:22below the $ 4,000 mark for gold and
16:23perhaps below the $ 50 mark for silver
16:25again.
16:26And to give the big picture once more,
16:29remember we had a historic rise in
16:31precious metals in 2025, and we were at
16:34over $ 5,600 for gold and $ 120 for
16:36silver, and 2026 was simply a year of
16:38consolidation.
16:41Yes, just exhaling, especially shaking
16:43out all the speculators, and now we have
16:45this capitulation phase where all the
16:46weak hands are being flushed out.
16:49That is market psychology, and now you
16:51have to be brave enough to enter or add
16:53to your position in a counter-cyclical
16:54way to perhaps lower your average price
16:56. Those who have already bought can buy
16:58more at a good price, and those who
17:00aren't in yet should get started now. If
17:02you want to buy silver without VAT,
17:04because in Germany you pay 19%VAT, then
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17:09get your silver in a bonded warehouse
17:11outside the EU in Switzerland, without
17:12VAT, and you can buy and sell it anytime
17:14easily via the app. As I said, it is
17:16definitely a very good thing. Yes, and
17:18last but not least, I want to take a
17:19look at black gold, namely the oil price
17:20. It has come under significant pressure
17:22following the results from the USA. Why
17:25? Yes, because the market is now finally
17:27hoping for an end to the war in Iran.
17:29Let's see if that really works, because
17:31many suspect that Donald Trump, together
17:33with Bibi Netanyahu from Israel, will
17:35really pull out all the stops again and
17:37step on the gas to try to change the
17:39regime once more.
17:40Yes, the one place Donald Trump did
17:41manage a regime change is, unfortunately
17:43, in his own country, right?
17:44But before you get your hopes up too
17:46soon, I’m afraid I have to slow you down
17:48a bit, because fundamentally nothing has
17:49changed yet. On the contrary, the
17:51Americans are even moving warships
17:52toward Iran again, as well as military
17:54equipment, ammunition, and so on, which
17:56could unfortunately point to further
17:57escalation.
17:59And what you mustn't forget is that
18:00Trump is still in office and can veto
18:02anything that comes from the Democrats,
18:03effectively paralyzing them.
18:05So they, too, can become a lame duck,
18:07and he is simply the most powerful
18:08president, so to speak, and the most
18:10powerful politician in the USA. Let’s
18:12take a quick look at the oil chart
18:13together. As you can see here, oil has
18:15formed a triangle pattern since the turn
18:17of the millennium, which will most
18:19likely break out to the upside. We
18:21assume this with a disproportionately
18:23high probability.
18:25And even if we see another pullback, it
18:26could be the next run-up to something
18:28bigger.
18:29And if you’re asking now, who is "we"?
18:31Why do we assume this? Why is Mark
18:32suddenly speaking about himself in the
18:33third person? Maybe he thinks he's
18:34something better. Is it now the 14th of
18:36May? No, I am of course talking about
18:38our analyst team at the Friedrich Report
18:39. We look at the markets every day and
18:41decide together, where is the journey
18:43headed? For gold, for silver, for
18:44Bitcoin, for stocks, and so on. That’s
18:46why it is such a great added value when
18:48so many different minds are thinking
18:50about your portfolio or about good
18:52stocks. So definitely take a look at the
18:54Friedrich Report. I am convinced that it
18:56will convince you, too. I love it.
18:58Should we crack the $ 115 per barrel
19:00mark for oil, we are threatened with
19:02prices over $ 150, and with that, we
19:04would literally find ourselves in a new
19:06paradigm. We have also analyzed that for
19:07you in the Friedrich Report. Feel free
19:09to check out the link. Yes, the election
19:11in the USA has indeed shaken up the
19:13balance of power once again, but the
19:15economic and geopolitical risks have not
19:18disappeared because of it. I also remain
19:20skeptical as to whether the war in Iran
19:22will now simply be over and everything
19:23will return to normal. I am also
19:24skeptical about the drop in oil prices,
19:26whether that will hold. The fact is, the
19:28Middle East is a powder keg.
19:31We can see that Israel's Netanyahu
19:33definitely wants to stay in power,
19:35because he is afraid of various legal
19:37proceedings and of losing his political
19:39immunity, which would vanish if he were
19:41no longer prime minister or, say, a
19:43private citizen.
19:45And, of course, he wants to finish this
19:48job. The Iranians have absolutely no
19:49desire for this. They are fighting it
19:51tooth and nail. And a large portion of
19:52the population in Iran is, of course,
19:54still suffering as a result.
19:56And Donald Trump, well, he would sort of
19:58like to write himself into the history
20:00books by perhaps actually managing to
20:02take the atomic bomb away from Iran or
20:04somehow replacing the Iranian regime.
20:07But unfortunately, it doesn't look good
20:08. And once again, I want to provide the
20:10big picture from above. We are in the
20:11Fourth Turning. And the Fourth Turning
20:13means geopolitical risks in the winter,
20:16a paradigm shift. Yes, war is peace and
20:19peace is war. If you would like to learn
20:21more about the Fourth Turning, feel free
20:22to take a look here.
20:24I am currently in the final stages of my
20:26eighth book, The Commodity Supercycle.
20:29By the way, you can pre-order it now if
20:30you would like.
20:31You can also find the link down in the
20:33show notes, and I have included all the
20:35cycles of the Fourth Turning
20:36generational cycle there, explaining
20:37what the winter means.
20:39I also described there why we see this
20:41mindset shift everywhere, this change in
20:43the zeitgeist, this paradigm shift in
20:45every respect. Yes, so war is peace,
20:47peace is war.
20:48Uh, why left is suddenly right, why
20:50suddenly if you are for peace, you are
20:52the bad guy and so on, and why we are
20:54also, of course, seeing a capital
20:56rotation, why commodities will
20:57definitely outperform everything in the
20:59future, why we will see extremely large
21:01changes in the monetary system as well,
21:03because in a, yes, dying system at the
21:05end of the cycle, one monetary system
21:07ends and a new one is created, and gold
21:09and Bitcoin will actually play a role
21:10there.
21:11So stay tuned, if you would like to have
21:13it, you can pre-order it now, and I
21:14would be delighted, of course. The fact
21:16is, we can see it in the rearview mirror
21:17of history. Historically, there has
21:19often been a tailwind for stocks after
21:20the midterms. For gold, as I said, I am
21:22lying in wait in the range of $ 4,000
21:25and below, of course, and believe those
21:27are good entry opportunities. And as
21:29mentioned, a pullback toward $ 3,800 for
21:32gold would definitely be really sexy
21:34once again. For silver, I am primarily
21:37watching the zone between $ 46 and $ 48
21:39. I believe the $ 48 level will be
21:41retested. We were briefly below it in
21:43the last few days and then shot back up
21:45again. Crucial for both precious metals
21:46is whether these ranges hold and prices
21:48stabilize there. I am feeling positive
21:50in the long term. I also believe that
21:52over a horizon of several years, any
21:54price below $ 4,000 for gold and $ 50
21:57for silver is an absolute buying
21:58opportunity, a dream, and naturally the
22:01same applies to commodity stocks, mining
22:03stocks for gold, silver, and much more.
22:07Once again, we are living through a
22:09paradigm shift where we need an
22:10incredible amount of energy, and we see
22:12that central banks are trading their own
22:14product—unbacked paper money—for gold,
22:17because they know paper money has an
22:18expiration date, it is running out, and
22:20it will definitely expire.
22:23It will continue to lose purchasing
22:25power, and to protect your purchasing
22:26power, you simply need assets limited by
22:28nature or mathematics, right? That is
22:30why: in gold and silver we trust.
22:32I hope this provided value for you, so
22:34you know how I act, where I see prices,
22:37what indicators and price targets I have
22:39, where I lie in wait, and when I strike
22:41.
22:42And if you liked today's video, please
22:44leave a thumbs up and share the video
22:46vigorously. You can share it with many
22:48friends who also want to protect
22:49themselves against inflation and rising
22:51taxes, or want to build a buffer. And if
22:53all of this is too much for you and you
22:55say, I have no desire to buy gold, buy
22:56silver, buy mining stocks, or read the
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23:16So, let me know which topic you would be
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23:20I can do.
23:21So always remember, because of gold and
23:23silver, but also because of digital gold
23:25Bitcoin, the world out there is better
23:27than people always think.

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