Swiss America Trading Corp

Swiss America Trading Corp Since 1982, Swiss America has helped clients diversify their assets into U.S. gold and silver coins.

Over the years, our clients tell us how thankful they are to have invested in precious metals and acquired tangible assets along with a greater market understanding via our educational resources and knowledgeable account executives.

09/03/2026

$40 trillion in U.S. debt sounds enormous. But what if the broader number is much bigger?
This Secret War on Cash short raises a far more dramatic estimate: $126 trillion when looking at the broader obligations being discussed.
And that leads to a bigger question.
What happens if America's debt burden eventually creates:
• Default risk
• Currency instability
• A transition to a new monetary system
The conclusion offered in this clip?
“All roads lead to owning gold.”
Do you think the traditional national-debt figure captures the full scope of America’s financial obligations?
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09/02/2026

What if nearly 20% of your income disappeared every year just paying INTEREST?
Not paying down the debt.
Not buying anything new.
Just interest.
That’s the analogy in this Secret War on Cash short as the discussion examines rapidly rising U.S. debt-servicing costs.
The speakers say interest costs are approaching 20% of federal revenue, describing the problem as a financial freight train with few signs of slowing down.
More debt creates more interest.
More interest consumes more revenue.
And the principal is still there.
How long can that cycle continue?
▶️ Watch the Short and tell us what you think.
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09/01/2026

Nearly 20% of federal revenue is being consumed by interest costs in the figures discussed on this episode of The Secret War on Cash.For Episode 300, Dean Heskin and Chris Agelastos examine why America’s debt problem is increasingly becoming a mathematical trap.They discuss annual interest expense...

09/01/2026

Nearly 20% of federal revenue is now going toward interest costs, according to the figures discussed in Episode 300 of The Secret War on Cash.
Not paying down the debt.
Just servicing it.
Dean Heskin and Chris Agelastos also examine an estimate suggesting total U.S. obligations could approach $126 trillion when future commitments such as Social Security and Medicare are included.
That creates an ugly cycle:
💸 More debt
📈 More interest expense
🏦 Pressure to keep rates lower
💵 A weaker dollar
🔥 More inflation pressure
🥇 Higher gold and silver prices
The headline debt number is enormous.
The shrinking number of ways to deal with it may be the bigger problem.
And thank you to everyone who has helped us reach 300 episodes of The Secret War on Cash.
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08/31/2026

Where was all this concern a year or two ago?
That’s the question raised in this Secret War on Cash short.
Countries were already reducing exposure to U.S. Treasuries and dollars.
BRICS was gaining momentum.
Central banks were buying gold.
Now more reports are sounding alarms about the direction of the Treasury market and the dollar.
The conversation also points to Treasury bond buybacks and efforts to ease long-term yields, while arguing that these pressures continue to support higher gold and silver prices.
Were the warning signs there all along?
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08/28/2026

Why would the United States ever WANT gold at $20,000 an ounce?
That’s the provocative question raised in this Secret War on Cash short.
The theory centers on America’s enormous gold reserves.
If gold held by the U.S. government dramatically increased in value, that could have a significant impact on the value of those assets on the federal balance sheet.
The discussion considers $8,000 to $10,000 gold over the next couple of years as a more conservative scenario, while suggesting prices of $17,000 to $20,000 could become conceivable much further into the future.
So is $20,000 gold fantasy?
Or could government policy eventually change the equation?
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08/27/2026

Could Washington actually benefit from $20,000 gold?
That sounds backwards.
But the argument discussed in this episode of The Secret War on Cash is fascinating.
America holds enormous gold reserves.
If gold were dramatically repriced higher, the value of those reserves would rise with it, potentially improving the federal balance sheet.
Dean Heskin and Chris Agelastos discuss:
🥇 Gold approaching $4,700
🥈 Silver nearing $70
💵 A weakening U.S. dollar
📄 Treasury-market intervention
🏛️ America’s exploding debt problem
🚀 $8,000, $10,000 and even $20,000 gold scenarios
But there’s a catch.
Higher gold prices can increase the value of government assets.
They cannot stop Washington from continuing to overspend.
That may be the real problem.
Watch the full episode.
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08/27/2026

Gold is approaching the $4,700 level discussed in this episode while silver nears $70 and the U.S. dollar remains under pressure. In this episode of The Secret War on Cash, Dean Heskin and Chris Agelastos examine why Treasury-market problems, dollar weakness, central-bank buying, inflation, and risi...

08/27/2026

Why keep buying an asset if the risk goes up but the potential reward goes down?

That’s the question raised in this Secret War on Cash short about U.S. Treasuries and dollar-denominated assets.

The speaker argues that foreign governments and investors are increasingly reassessing whether American debt still offers an attractive enough risk-reward proposition.

And that creates a much bigger question for the United States:

What happens if global buyers become less willing to finance America’s debt?

Higher risk.
Lower reward.
Potentially weaker demand.

▶️ Watch the Short and tell us what you think.

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08/26/2026

$40 trillion in national debt. And the bigger problem may be how fast it’s growing.

In this Secret War on Cash short, the discussion looks at America’s rapidly expanding debt burden and the cost of servicing it.

The clip notes that the country was talking about crossing $30 trillion not long ago.

Now the figure being discussed is $40 trillion.

And the federal government is spending more than $1 trillion a year just on interest, according to the discussion.

As the debt grows, so does the cost of carrying it.

And that creates a vicious financial cycle.

At what point does the debt itself become America’s biggest economic problem?

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