Gold Surges to All-Time Highs

Josiah Smith On March 15, 2024 / General Market, gold & precious metal, Gold & Precious Metals

Gold Surges to New All-Time Highs: And We Aren’t Done Yet! With a backdrop of economic uncertainty and global volatility, gold has surged to all-time highs. This is continuing a trend of gold breaking its record again and again over the last 12 months. The precious metal’s

2024, How Bad Could It Get?

Josiah Smith On March 11, 2024 / Analysis And Predictions 2024, Dollar collapse, General Market

2024, How Bad Could It Get? 2024 may be one of the most influential and critical years in recent history that could decide the future of the United States of America. It all comes down to the upcoming election. Although none of this is concrete, these concerns

Who Knows That You Own Gold & Silver??

John Fisher On March 6, 2024 / General Market

Does anyone (read ‘Big Brother’) know that you have gold and silver??? Benefits of Precious Metals Ownership – #1 PRIVACY Short answer – only if you have revealed your social security number as a part of your transaction. Many people choose to pay in cash up to

My Barber, My Tailor, and Breakfast on the Beach

John Fisher On February 27, 2024 / General Market, gold & precious metal, Gold & Precious Metals, U.S. economy forecast

My Barber, My Tailor, and Breakfast on the Beach What does that have to do with precious metals? It really has more to do with an economy that needs more money, and soon! My Barber I see my barber every three weeks. He was always fully booked

Silver Round vs. Silver Coin: What is the Difference?

Josiah Smith On February 15, 2024 / General Market, Silver

Silver Round vs. Silver Coin: What is the Difference? Within the realm of silver investments, two options typically emerge. One of the most common questions I get is which of these two options is a better investment. These are silver rounds and silver coins, but what is

Predictions For 2024 – Good, Bad and UGLY

John Fisher On February 1, 2024 / Analysis And Predictions 2024, Debt Ceiling Crisis, Dollar collapse, economic collapse, economic downturn, General Market, Gold & Precious Metals, market crash, stock market rally, stock trading, U.S. economy forecast

Predictions For 2024 – Good, Bad and UGLY I do not have a crystal ball, but these predictions are the distillation of everything I have read and everyone I have spoken with in and outside of the industry. MORTGAGES Mortgage rates will fall below 6% for credit

The Houthis, Iran, and the Price of Gold

Josiah Smith On January 16, 2024 / General Market, Gold & Precious Metals

The Houthis, Iran, and the Price of Gold The American and British Intervention Thursday morning, the United States and the United Kingdom conducted a strike targeting Houthi forces in Yemen. The Houthis ongoing aggression in Yemen and harassment of trade in the Red Sea prompted this military

Gold: Like Watching a Ping Pong Match

John Fisher On December 15, 2023 / Analysis and Predictions 2023, General Market, Gold, Gold & Precious Metals

Gold: like watching a ping pong match Watching the price action for gold go above $2000 and crash below, go above again and crash below can make you nauseous or at the very least give you neck cramps. I want to encourage you not to watch the

Gold Achieves Record Highs Surpassing $2,100

Josiah Smith On December 5, 2023 / Analysis and Predictions 2023, General Market, Gold & Precious Metals

Gold Achieves Record Highs Surpassing $2,100 Over the Weekend, Fuels Optimism for Continued Growth Gold prices achieved record highs over the weekend, breaking the all-time high and surpassing the $2,100 mark. Investors witnessed an unprecedented rally as current economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions increased demand for safe-haven

U.S. Debt Interest Payments Eclipse 1 Trillion

John Fisher On November 14, 2023 / Analysis and Predictions 2023, Debt Ceiling Crisis, General Market

United States Debt Interest Payments Eclipse 1 Trillion Another significant milestone has passed as the United States’ annual interest payments on its national debt push past an unprecedented 1 trillion dollars. To offer perspective, the nation spent $867.94 billion on its military in 2022, leaving over a

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