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Gold is sometimes seen as a monetary relic. But the way central banks work is different. At a rate that was unimaginable ten years ago, monetary authorities all over the world are replenishing their gold reserves at an unprecedented rate. The reason for this is not because nations are prepared to go back to gold….
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Those Printing Currency Continue to Buy REAL MONEY
When markets get noisy, it pays to watch what the biggest players are actually doing, not what they are saying. Silver has quietly reached one of its most oversold conditions in years. At the same time, central banks continue adding to their gold reserves using currency they have created out of thin air, and…
Housing Prices Have Plummeted Measured in Gold
Housing prices seem unstoppable. Every year, headlines tell us homes are becoming more expensive, making ownership feel further out of reach. But what if we’ve been measuring housing with the wrong yardstick? When homes are priced in paper currency, they appear to climb forever. When they’re priced in real money, the story changes dramatically. A…
As The Trend Toward Dedollarization Grows, What Part Does Gold Play?
Since the 1970s, the United States dollar has been the primary currency used for international trade, investment, and the holding of reserves by central banks. The de-dollarisation movement has been accelerated by recent geopolitical upheavals, economic uncertainty, and shifting alliances, which has resulted in a gradual shift away from the United States dollar. Since governments…
Is gold a better way to prepare for inflation than bitcoin?
Gold’s Long History While the economy has been in upheaval for ages, gold has maintained its worth. Gold is inherently resistant to currency debasement since central banks are unable to print it like other currencies. Despite fluctuations in the market, the price of gold per ounce has increased throughout the course of time. Investors look…
