FELIX PREHN DAILY MARKET NEWS By Goat Academy · Felix Prehn

Felix Prehn - The UNTHINKABLE is about to happen to GOLD & SILVER (& Why Iran is the Trigger) + Stock Market News 13 March 2026 (Goat Academy)

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Iran's Revolutionary Guard says "not a liter of oil will pass through the Strait of Hormuz."

1. FELIX PREHN DAILY MARKET NEWS By Goat Academy focuses on a Middle East oil shock and its implications for gold, silver, and stocks. 2. Felix Prehn speaks as the host and market commentator, and he repeatedly references Wall Street mentors and a weekend training at phoenixfriends.org slash training. 3. He uses the question "what's happening right now in the Middle East" to argue that Iran could trigger the "single biggest wealth event" for gold, silver, and 401k holders. 4. He points to Iran's Revolutionary Guard, the Strait of Hormuz, and the claim that "not a liter of oil will pass" through that waterway. 5. He compares the current situation with the 1973 OPEC embargo after the Yom Kippur War, when Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations cut oil exports to the United States. 6. He says oil jumped from $3 to $12 a barrel in 1973, gas stations ran dry, and Americans waited in line for hours to fill up. 7. He adds that the cost of living rose 8%, food prices rose 19%, and 56,000 workers were furloughed during that period. 8. He says the 1973 stock market crash was one of the worst since the Great Depression, with the Dow down 45% and London down 73%. 9. He says the U.S. market did not return to its real value until 1993, which he describes as a 20-year recovery period. 10. He argues that gold moved from $35 an ounce after Nixon ended the gold standard in 1971 to $120 by mid-1973 and $850 by 1980. 11. He says a $10,000 gold position from that era would have grown to $243,000, while silver later reached $50 in the 1980s. 12. He describes gold and silver as "financial fire extinguishers" for periods when "the building's on fire." 13. He says the first lesson is that energy disruptions create inflation, and inflation destroys paper wealth. 14. He gives an example in which $100,000 in savings from 1973 would have only half its buying power by 1980. 15. He says governments are "always late," citing Nixon's dimmed White House Christmas lights, Ford's "don't be foolish" fuel bumper sticker, and Carter's later solar and energy efforts. 16. He presents the gold-oil ratio as a warning tool, saying it spiked to 34 before the 1973 embargo and fell after oil prices moved. 17. He says silver behaves like a higher-volatility version of gold because it is both a monetary metal and an industrial metal used in solar panels, electric vehicles, AI infrastructure, and medical devices. 18. The tone is urgent, instructional, and repetitive, with frequent references to charts, ratios, inventories, and live tracking tools. 19. Listeners who track macro events, inflation, gold, and oil should find this useful. 20. Listeners wanting a calm, non-market-focused discussion will probably skip it.

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