Los metales preciosos siempre deben ser vistos como una inversión a largo plazo y que la clave para la rentabilidad es adquirir, poseer los productos físicos y mantenerlos a largo plazo.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – September 11th, 2020
In the face of the ongoing crises around the world, wise investors have continued to attempt to ensure that their portfolios remain well-diversified against overexposure to any single asset class.
The Trojan Donkey
The American public are therefore left to ponder whether it may be that a vastly unpopular Trojan Donkey may be closer to the presidency than she presently appears.
Weekly Precious Metals Update – September 7th, 2020
How high can the gold price go? … with the demand from institutional and pension funds, there is no reason to believe that we won’t be seeing $3000 gold in the next 12 months.
Resumen de la Semana en Metales Preciosos – Septiembre 5 de 2020.
Muchos inversores han tenido en cuenta el rol histórico de los metales preciosos en físico como refugio seguro en tiempos de crisis económica y geopolítica y los han utilizado acordemente para diversificar sus carteras.
Pension Funds Join the Gold Party – Things Are About to Get Interesting
Pension Funds Join the Gold Party – Things Are About to Get Interesting. An article by Jeff Clark.
Systemic Chaos
This is how it’s possible for the politically correct but largely non-factual claim of systemic racism to soon be replaced by the very real systemic chaos.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – September 4th, 2020
Many investors have chosen to use physical precious metals for the purpose of diversifying their portfolios, recalling their long-storied role as safe havens in times of economic and geopolitical turmoil.
Resumen de la Semana en Metales Preciosos – Agosto 29 de 2020.
Muchos inversores continúan añadiendo metales preciosos físicos para diversificar sus portafolios cuando los precios de los metales bajan y se presentan oportunidades de compra.
The Wheat Field Principle
The “wheat field principle.” it’s a conundrum when the same people who voted for redemption from a failed system will, in a subsequent election, reverse their vote.