How a desperate U.S. government might try to confiscate gold again…
by Jeff Thomas
Gold and silver have served as money for centuries and across many different civilizations. They have always been inherently international assets.
by Doug Casey
If gold is truly irrelevant, why does the government still treat it as a strategic asset?
by Doug Casey
Historically, what have large movements of physical gold signaled?
by Doug Casey
If tariffs were to replace the income tax today, would it be a net positive?
by Jeff Thomas
Precious metals and real estate will become the last safe investments for the retention of wealth, but they are truly safe only if they are located outside of an endangered jurisdiction.
by Jeff Thomas
The path to financial enlightenment begins with a healthy respect for gold.
by Jeff Thomas
Is the investor better off keeping his metals as close to home as possible or as far away as possible?
by Jeff Thomas
Internationalization: The practice of spreading one’s self both physically and economically over several jurisdictions in order to avoid being controlled or victimized by any one jurisdiction.
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