“The fundamentals a really strong for gold ownership,” and crypto market woes are causing an influx of investment into the precious metals space, claims Mark Yaxley, managing director at Strategic Wealth Preservation. Investments in gold and silver, “don’t just disappear and vanish in the same way that FTX investors are now experiencing,” he tells Daniela Cambone. As the U.S. dollar continues to soften, “it’s a negative correlation for gold and silver, it costs you more to by an ounce of silver and gold,” he continues. Silver really is popping to the upside, and you should be selling when that happens, Yaxley urges precious metals owners.

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    00:00 The price of gold
    3:56 The shakeup of FTX
    4:57 The psychology behind silver/gold buying
    6:13 Correlations between the demand of silver and the wholesale premium
    8:38 Guidelines for beginner buyers
    11:23 Tips for intermediate buyers
    14:16 Tips for seasoned investors
    17:17 Why would investors want to add silver in their portfolio?
    18:32 Adding platinum and palladium to the portfolio
    19:12 Royal Queen Elizabeth British coins as collectables
    20:20 The Fed’s meeting and its impact on precious metals price
    21:12 Holiday season gifting on precious metals
    22:03 Final thoughts for investors

    10 Comments

    1. Investing anywhere other than bitcoin during these early adoption years is inefficient, acquire as many satoshis as possible while uneducated people still accept dollars for them 😉

    2. Dave Ramsey said Metals are for morons. They’re only worth what someone is willing to pay for them and the only ones who make money off them are the dealers with their “spread” and “premium” scams.

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