Many investors have held to the view that holding some physical precious metals in their portfolios might offer them some additional diversification.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – May 20th, 2022
Many investors have returned to the view that holding some physical precious metals in their portfolios might offer them some additional diversification.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – May 13th, 2022
Many investors continue to make physical precious metals a part of those diversification plans.
The Coming of Corporate Collectivism
Wall Street has dominated the American economy for over one hundred years. And in all of that time, they’ve sought a greater level of collectivism.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – April 29th, 2022
Many investors have continued to seek out buying opportunities, in the form of temporary price dips, that will allow them to add additional physical precious metals to their portfolios for diversification purposes.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – April 22nd, 2022
Many investors continue to choose to hold physical precious metals in their portfolios as part of their diversification strategies.
“Sound as a Dollar”
As always happens in a crisis period, the fiat currencies that have, until now, appeared to be sound, will sink dramatically and gold will once again rise to its intrinsic worth.
Gold in Q1: War, Rate Hikes, and Inflation Push Precious Metals Higher
Our quarterly ITV report examines the performance of precious metals vs. other major asset classes during the first quarter of 2022.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – April 15th, 2022
As geopolitical and economic uncertainty continue to rule the news cycle, investors remain cautious about ensuring that they are not overexposing their portfolios to the perils of increasing market volatility.
Does China Have Enough Gold Reserves to Launch a Gold Standard?
We don’t know exactly what China’s plans may be, but it would not be surprising in the least if they’re preparing now to pounce at the next crisis, particularly a monetary one.