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Why FA’s Say No to Gold

Why Financial Advisors Say ‘No’ to Physical Gold Why This Matters Now— And Why American Investors Are Behind For decades, the majority of financial advisors discouraged clients from owning physical gold— especially inside retirement accounts. But that conversation is changing. Not because Wall Street suddenly became a fan of gold. Not because the financial industry

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The Fed’s Permanent Life-Support of the Debt Market – 2008 Financial Support Never Truly Ended

What most Americans do not know: the 2008 financial crisis never truly ended. It was quietly turned into permanent life support. Simple timeline: March 2008 to September 2017 (about 9 years) – The Fed stepped in 10 different times to keep the system from collapsing— printing trillions of dollars and loading up on U.S. Treasury

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Gold Pushing Out Dollar Reserves – Central Banks

Global Gold Paradigm Shift Continues For years, Harvard Gold Group has warned that the world is slowly moving away from unquestioned trust in the U.S. dollar.  That shift is not happening in one dramatic overnight collapse. It is happening step by step, crisis by crisis, and purchase by purchase.  The latest evidence is clear: when

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France Can Call It a Technical Upgrade — But It Still Looks Like Gold Repatriation 

The Banque de France says its recent gold operation was simply a practical reserve-management move. Officially, the central bank sold 129 tonnes of older, non-standard gold bars that had been held in New York, then bought replacement bars in Europe that met modern LBMA standards. It says this was easier than trying to transport and refine the

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Retire Better (60-20-20)– Built to Withstand Crises and Deliver Gains

Since the U.S. abandoned the gold standard in 1971, we see Gold has outperformed the S&P, DOW, and Treasuries: For this article, we are using March 2025 gold price of $3,019.57. Given gold’s historic run in 2025, we wanted to keep this article’s charts conservative. Doing so leaves room for the pullbacks and rebounds that

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Bank of America Research Finally Spotlights Gold 

Bank of America’s latest research, released in January 2026, finally acknowledges the importance of physical gold— an asset the bank does not sell. This time, gold is not treated as a speculative side note, but as a cornerstone of modern portfolio construction. In fact, Bank of America’s model allocation includes a striking 25% position in

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FX Market Time Bomb

The Overlooked FX Market Time Bomb: Leverage, Liquidity Strains, Dollar Funding Pressures, Massive Volatility, and Global Spillover Risks The global foreign exchange (FX) market is enormous— it is where currencies are traded— is the world’s largest and most liquid financial market, with average daily turnover reaching $9.6 trillion as of April 2025 (per the Bank

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Diversification 60/20/20 – Stocks/Gold/Bonds vs Standard 60/40 Portfolio

Since the U.S. abandoned the gold standard in 1971, we see Gold has outperformed the S&P, DOW, and Treasuries: For this article, we are using March 2025 gold price of $3,019.57. Given gold’s historic run in 2025, we wanted to keep this article’s charts conservative. Doing so leaves room for the pullbacks and rebounds that

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