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Some assets periodically reach a point where there is a favorable alignment of long-term demand, global conditions, and behavior of investors. These phases are sometimes known as “supercycles,” which refer to periods of rising prices over many years, as opposed to months. Recently, a common question that many investors have been asking is whether gold…
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What “Investment-Grade” Gold Really Means (And What to Avoid)
One thing you’ve likely noticed if you’ve done any kind of research on gold is the term “investment grade gold.” But what does this mean, and how can you ensure you get the gold that is best for you? Alright, let’s take a closer look. What Constitutes “Investment Grade” Investment-grade gold corresponds to gold of…
Why Do People Who Own Gold Rarely Sell?
People sell stocks, for example, all the time. The same thing goes for crypto, mutual funds, real estate, etc. But bullion is a special case. Ask people who have owned gold and silver for a long time, and you’ll notice that they often have a habit that goes like this: even when they sell, they…
Dawn of a New Monetary Paradigm: The Great Reordering Unfolds
Imagine a world where the U.S. dollar’s unchallenged reign fades, precious metals ascend as the bedrock of wealth, and titans of finance like Warren Buffett make decisive moves to shield against impending turmoil. Ray Dalio puts it bluntly: “We have something that is much more profound – we have a breaking down of the monetary…
Are Older-Year Bullion Coins Just as Valuable as Newly Released Coins?
When purchasing gold or silver coins, many investors have a natural inclination to choose the latest issue date. There is something attractive about a new issue, something clean, new, and somehow better. However, is the issue date of importance within the realm of bullion coins? In most instances, however, the answer is simple: older-year bullion…
