The price of Gold outperformed stocks in annual return (+27.1%)

Spot gold prices closed Friday 9/20 at a new record high of $2,622 an ounce in New York, extending annual gains for the precious metal to 27.1%. It beat the weak performance of the US S&P 500 index, including dividend reinvestment. Gold is on track for its best performance since 2010, even outpacing 2020’s 25.1% …

The REPO Act poses a problem to US Geopolitical Hegemony

In the wake of Russia’s military operation in Ukraine in 2022, the US government launched its most aggressive sanctions campaign ever. The US government and its allies have frozen about $300 billion of the Russian central bank’s accumulated foreign reserves. It was a stunning display of the political risk associated with the dollar and US …

New world order is coming with Cryptocurrencies, Gold and BRICS

More and more are sounding the alarm about the exploding US national debt, now approaching $35 trillion, or 120% of GDP. Interest payments have become the biggest burden on the national budget, followed by defense spending and transfer payments. In early June, former US House Speaker Paul Ryan proposed that the US government accept stablecoins, …

Gold Overtakes Euro as Reserve – Next Currency is the Dollar

There has been a large increase in the share of gold in central bank purchases since 2009 at the expense of fiat currencies. In fact, by the end of 2023, gold has overtaken the euro, while the next currency to challenge is the US dollar. The dollar’s share of total reserves appears to be slowly …

De-dollarization is constantly being strengthened

The dollar is still a primary currency for spending, liquidity and foreign exchange. But it’s no longer the top savings asset. Gold (now a Tier-1 asset…) will continue to be a high-value reserve (ie, it holds its wealth) better than any amount of money. In any case, the dollar and US Treasuries are now quantitatively …

Gold: Russia’s Strategic Monetary Superweapon

In history, gold and silver accompanied the rule of different empires. They made possible the financing of conquests, but also the very rule of the conqueror in the vassal regions of the planet. If even today, gold coins, even legal tender, no longer accompany states’ ambitions for geopolitical sovereignty, we see that central banks’ gold …

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