Benjamin Franklin famously said, “Nothing is certain except for taxes and death.” He was correct, but the level of tax can vary greatly from one country to the next.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – May 7th, 2021
As businesses reopen and demand for goods and services regains momentum, many investors continue purchasing physical precious metals to shield their portfolios from inflation.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – April 30th, 2021
Risk appetites have continued to grow in recent weeks, and the game of speculation has gained momentum, thus making a good case for holding balanced portfolios that include safe-haven investments.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – April 23rd, 2021
As businesses reopen and demand for goods and services regains momentum, many investors continue purchasing physical precious metals to shield their portfolios from inflation.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – April 16th, 2021
As businesses reopen and the demand for goods and services regains momentum, many investors continue purchasing physical precious metals to shield their portfolios from inflation.
Gold in Q1: Price Softens, But New Catalysts Emerge
The most likely scenario for the remainder of 2021 is one where gold and silver continue to offer meaningful and necessary hedges, along with the distinct possibility of record-high prices.
Bus Driver Economics
Economics should not be an especially difficult subject to understand. In essence, it’s simply the study of how money functions.
The Precious Metals Week in Review – April 9th, 2021
As the vaccine rollout gains momentum and the return to a somewhat normal life becomes more imminent, many investors continue purchasing physical precious metals to shield their portfolios from inflation.
Here Comes the Bretton Woods Choo-Choo
Now that the Great Unravelling is underway, we shall increasingly see a divergence between the Second and Third World countries and the First World countries that have been connected to the Bretton Woods Choo-Choo since 1944.
Higher Inflation Is Coming – The #1 Way You Can Prepare
Silver responded directly to higher inflation, even during recessions, falling industrial demand, and stock market weakness.