1. Market volatility continued this week as Russia’s onslaught against Ukraine raged on and central banks around the world shocked markets with unexpected rate moves. In the U.S., the West Coast port of Oakland has been virtually shut down as truckers protest California’s gig labor law, which classifies workers as employees and not independent contractors.…
For those investors back in 1956, who bought one ounce of gold for 35 dollars, however, they could have sold that same ounce today for over $1700 – an increase of 4,757%.
Many analysts continue to recommend holding precious metals in at least a portion of any well-diversified portfolio.
Investors, watching as geopolitical tensions escalate and uncertainty rises, continue to seek out ways to ensure that their portfolios are diversified against a downturn in any one market sector.
Many investors continue to take advantage of temporary price dips to add more physical precious metals to their portfolio at a relative discount.
Many investors still view physical precious metals as a hedge against inflation, geopolitical, and economic uncertainty.
Many savvy investors still consider physical precious metals, particularly gold, as a hedge against inflation.
Many investors have continued to seek out buying opportunities in the form of temporary price dips that would allow them to add physical precious metals to their portfolios at a relative discount compared to other asset classes.
Many investors have held to the view that holding some physical precious metals in their portfolios might offer them some additional diversification.
Many investors have returned to the view that holding some physical precious metals in their portfolios might offer them some additional diversification.
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