This blog discusses the future of gold and silver markets. Despite recent increases, a true rally is yet to happen. When it does, mining companies will prosper. The blog also explores the Federal Reserve’s challenges and the impact of unbacked dollars. It warns of a potential financial shake-up post-Passover and advises calm preparation. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Financial expert, Vince Lanci, warns of a potential financial crisis like 2007. He suggests that gold’s value may rise, possibly to $3,000 an ounce. If the stock market crashes, gold and silver could be safer investments. The Federal Reserve’s chair, Pal, also expects possible economic changes. He’s preparing strategies to prevent a stock market drop …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Vince Lanci talks about gold, silver, and money markets on Arcadia Economics. He says gold is a safe place to keep wealth, while stocks mean you’re fully involved in the economy. He thinks silver might become more valuable than gold. He also discusses ‘shorting’ silver, a risky move that could signal a tough market.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Keith Neumeyer, CEO of First Majestic Silver, wants silver recognized as a critical mineral in the US and Canada. He believes silver is key for a sustainable, digital economy. If approved, this could speed up mining to meet high demand. The decision is pending, and its market impact is unknown. This article also discusses silver’s potential growth and challenges in mining. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about the gold market – it’s a hot spot for money right now! Also, Goldman Sachs says Comeco, a company that makes uranium, is set to grow. Why? Better prices, a strong business model, and more demand for their products. We’ll also peek at how silver and copper markets are doing. Stay tuned!” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This blog post explores why people are buying gold and how it affects the market. It also discusses the prices of different goods and currencies. The article ends with a look at silver’s potential price rise. Always consult your financial advisor before making money decisions. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about Larry Fink, a business guy, who wants to sell more stuff as his usual market is failing. He’s urging folks in India to accept Western money ideas and his products. But, his past methods caused issues, like when his company, BlackRock, made poor loans and needed saving by the Federal Reserve. This led to big losses for banks, affecting important things like roads …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
First Majestic, a company that makes silver, has built a new factory in Nevada. This factory will make lots of their items, including new ones. They’ll sell more than 10% of their silver straight to customers. They’re also planning to expand and get a special approval to make their silver suitable for retirement savings. If you own 100 shares or more, …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about how the bank may cut interest rates to save jobs, even if prices go up a bit. Gold and silver costs are rising, but if banks bet against silver, its price could change. The Federal Reserve plans to cut rates three times in 2024. Also, the goal for price increases might go up from 2% to 3%. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Vince Lanci talks about changes in global money systems and how they affect our markets on Arcadia Economics. He shares today’s prices for gold, silver, and digital money. Vince reminds us to think long-term when investing in gold and silver. He also discusses news stories that could impact the market. This week, South African silver coins are a good buy! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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