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New Feb 15 Reporting Mandate: What’s True, What’s Not

On Feb 15, new reporting rules take effect for silver transactions. What’s actually changing — and what isn’t? In this video, Lynette separates fact from fiction, and explains why history shows tracking often comes before bigger monetary shifts. 📅 Schedule your free consultation: https://zangenterprises.info/consulta... 📞 Call us: 833-GLD-ZANG (833-453-9264) 🔗 All of our links in one place: https://zangenterprises.info/m/soundm... ---- Recording Date: 2/10/26 Chapters: 00:00 February 15 Reporting Rules Explanation 00:41 Canada Holds Zero Gold – Why That Matters 02:23 The Reset & Overnight Gold Revaluation Risk 04:18 Offshore Gold & Confiscation 05:32 Why Collectibles Offer More Protection Than Bullion 08:12 Gold at $40,000? Silver at $2,000? True Fundamental Value 10:01 The 7 U.S. Gold Confiscations & Revaluations 14:19 The Domino Effect – Metals First, Then the System 15:24 Billionaire Shorts Silver – Paper Market Instability 18:34 Gold & Silver Technical Extremes (200-Day Divergence) 22:40 Key Support Levels: Gold & Silver 26:12 Gold-Silver Ratio & What It Signals ---- Zang Enterprises helps individuals and families protect their purchasing power through sound money, real assets, and strategic preparation. On this channel, Lynette Zang and the Zang Enterprises team break down global markets, currency cycles, and the financial system in clear, practical terms so you can make informed decisions about your future. Our focus: • Sound money education • Gold and silver ownership • Wealth preservation • Reducing systemic and counterparty risk • Long-term financial resilience Subscribe and follow along for trusted insight in an uncertain financial world. #SoundMoney #Gold #Silver #WealthPreservation #FinancialEducation #ZangEnterprises Disclaimer: The content on this channel is for informational and educational purposes only, reflecting our personal experiences and opinions. We are not financial advisors, CPAs, or attorneys, and nothing shared should be considered professional advice. It’s essential to stay informed and conduct thorough research before making any financial decisions.