1. Due to the timing of the holiday season this year, there will be back-to-back shortened trading weeks. As the end of the year approaches, trading in most markets can be expected to become light and news will likely turn towards the usual year-end summaries. 2. For the week ending December 18, the seasonally adjusted…
As volatility in equity markets and crypto markets continues to surge, savvy investors have taken steps to ensure that their portfolios are diversified in order to avoid overexposure to a downturn in any single market sector.
Never in history has a crisis of such great proportions loomed and yet, never in history has the unfortunate generation that will inherit the damage been so unequivocally incapable of coping with that damage.
Many analysts feel that precious metals, particularly silver, are currently undervalued, particularly given their increasing role in medicine and technology.
It’s no surprise to our constituency, but silver remains one of the most undervalued investments that can be bought today.
Many such investors view temporary price dips in precious metals as nothing more than buying opportunities that allow them to acquire additional physical product for their portfolios whenever price dips.
Historically, in any era, there are always some countries that are getting near the edge and others that are not.
As inflation indicators have continued to climb, many investors have returned to acquiring physical precious metals whenever buying opportunities in the form of temporary price dips present themselves.
What’s interesting to consider is the cost of Thanksgiving 10 or 20 years from now. If history is any guide, it’ll be a mountain of gravy more expensive – unless it’s priced in gold and silver.
The key to profitability through the ownership of physical precious metals is to acquire the physical product and hold it for the long term.
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