A viewer asks: “Prophetic channelings well before the November 2024 US presidential election had forecast massive power blackouts in the United States, followed by record crashes in both the stock market and fiat currency, a huge gold reset, and then Alien Disclosure as a Trojan horse gambit to gain human acceptance of the darkness running things, followed by ET withdrawal. There was also some thought of a drop in gold prices during the crash period I suppose, and many decided to sell their stakes in gold and hold cash in the meantime. I stuck with what Creator had been saying about gold for many years before that and it has paid well. Would you mind checking with Creator as to whether a drop in gold prices prior to these dramatic events is still likely and how steep that drop might be? Or would it be wiser to simply stay invested in gold and ride out any temporary slide? I know the Disclosure timeline is still expected anytime, but it seems that could be a very long time, and perhaps that would be in our best interests anyway.” What is Creator’s perspective?

This is a very complicated dynamic, and being a series of events with an uncertain timeline, especially with respect to its initiation, and given the huge array of circumstances financially represented amongst the many who will hear these words and who all differ in their financial circumstances, it is difficult to give one set of instructions suitable for everyone. As you have seen already, because we ourselves cannot know for certain when the interlopers will pull the trigger, there can be changing circumstances in the meantime that could affect the value of personal holdings. There are many who went to cash over a year ago in anticipation of a downturn and have missed the run-up in gold representing about a 50% increase in value at the current moment. Many have regret and fear as a consequence of this. Not all are as equally adept in understanding what is taking place and will see the signs and make prudent decisions about timing to get out of the market in precious metals but then buy back in after a drop. That is quite difficult to do psychologically because there will be such a huge state of fear. So getting fancy with making choices is not the best fit for everyone. It is always possible to second-guess later on and think, "I should have sold after the run-up, and then bought back in following the financial downturn when the gold price dropped greatly, and that would have compounded my earnings." We cannot have your channel be responsible for everyone's individual finances and tell you what to do, only outline what is coming, what is likely to happen, and then leave to you the final decision about managing your investments and making what is the most prudent strategy that fits your circumstances, knowing you will have to live with the consequences. Our perspective is that even with this run-up, that is a small gain that will disappear significantly or totally with the coming downturn. But even were it not to happen, that gold declines to a level wiping out profit, what is coming with the gold reset will greatly dwarf any interim gains you and others may have enjoyed by staying in the precious metal market and holding on for the duration. So we are trying to balance needs here. There are some individuals who are used to making tactical investments and really want to know how to optimize things and whether that is possible. So we have to honor both approaches. You will win if you simply hold on and not sell during a downturn because the price will not only return to current levels but go far beyond that with the gold reset. Given the run-up, you can sell and go to cash as long as you keep an eye on things and wait until a significant downturn has taken place and buy back in even if you hold your nose in order to do so. So living with the anxiety of the uncertainty here is no fun for anyone and is the most important consideration in terms of knowing your comfort level. We stand by our prediction that gold is safe to own and will be the money of the future, so you can never go wrong holding gold as a store of value.