Yes, from 00 to 27, at least 70% of the world’s quality assets are concentrated in the East. Faced with a super giant growing at an average annual rate of 10%, gold doesn’t have much appeal. In the U.S. stock market, aside from super stocks like Google, Apple, and Tesla, there really aren’t better targets. The real breakout in the U.S. stock market is driven by the rise of artificial intelligence, and also by catching the East’s weakening cycle—so this round of the U.S. stocks-and-gold cycle is basically at its end.