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Is it Time to Buy Silver? Here are 3 Reasons to do so

Silver followed on gold’s steps in May and dropped from the 2023 highs as the dollar strengthened. But despite the steep correction, silver might be a good addition to a portfolio for investors with a medium to long-term horizon. So here are three reasons to buy silver: Silver outperformed main fiat currencies in the last […]

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CBDCs Will Lead to ‘Dangerous’ World Without Privacy or Cash, Gold is Your Best Protection – John Butler

Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) will cause financial privacy and anonymity to end, as cash will likely be eradicated. “It becomes a very frightening proposition to hand over any and all financial privacy to some central organization.” Critics warn of CBDCs’ potential to be used as a tool of surveillance and control. CBDCs make bank

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Florida Governor DeSantis Signs Anti-CBDC Bill Into Law

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed an anti-CBDC bill into law, banning the use of American or foreign central bank digital currency (CBDC) in the state. The bill is designed to protect consumers and businesses in Florida by “Expressly prohibiting the use of a federally adopted Central Bank Digital Currency as money DeSantis, “Big Brother’s

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De-Dollarization Means Gold is Underrated and Has a ‘Long Way to Run,’ Says Bridgewater’s Co-CIO

Gold is underrated and could be pushed up by de-dollarization, Bridgewater’s Co-CIO said. Western sanctions on Russia that froze its foreign currency reserves highlighted the risks in using dollars. And since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, more countries have turned to China’s yuan or other non-dollar currencies for trade deals. “This geopolitical turmoil is not going

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“It’s Really the Perfect Storm”: Empty Office Buildings Across U.S. Could Lead to Financial Meltdown

New York and San Francisco, where less than half of the office spaces are occupied. “It’s really the perfect storm,” he said. “You know, these buildings are worth less than they were when they were originally financed, and interest rates being up, valuations down, they’re not going to be able to refinance these buildings.” Many

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Gold Closes in On an All-Time High Thanks to De-Dollarization and Banking Uncertainty

Gold prices have jumped 8% since the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Investors have flocked to gold as a safe haven with banking turmoil weighing on other assets. The de-dollarization movement has also helped to fuel gold’s recent rally, according to a report by the World Gold Council WGC) published last week. The WGC found

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Why Silver is the New Gold: Opportunity for Sustainable Upside Momentum

Silver gained strong upside momentum in recent months but remains cheap compared to gold.  Demand for precious metals is rising as traders search for safe-haven assets amid a banking crisis in the U.S.  If gold/silver ratio settles below the 78 level, silver may gain strong upside momentum. Unlike Gold, Silver Settled Well Below Its All-Time

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Central Banks are Boosting Stockpiles of Gold in Their Reserves Amid a Backlash Against the Dollar

Central banks boosted their gold stockpiles amid a backlash against the dollar. Global reserves grew by 228.4 tons in the first quarter, the World Gold Council reported. 176% increase from a year ago. The recent surge in demand for gold has been seen as a sign of de-dollarization after the greenback became weaponized to put financial

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SVB and First Republic Failures Are Just the Start of a Lengthy Banking Crisis — If You Believe 800 Years of History

The beginning stages of a ‘systemic bank-distress episode.’ The professors reached their conclusions by comparing regulators’ behavior in the current crisis with how they reacted during almost 2,000 historical banking-sector interventions in 138 countries dating back to the 13th century. Stocks and real estate are vulnerable to a systemic banking crisis that could last months,

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