After months of record-breaking performances, gold prices rose above $2,200/oz. for the first time in history on March 20, 2024—and have continued to achieve new all-time highs. “Spot gold’s daily closing chart shows that an acceleration is underway already. Gold broke out of a four-year consolidation and just...
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Market Insider: March 26, 2024
One year after the failure of Silicon Valley Bank, both Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair have warned that more bank failures are likely. “This is a problem we’ll be working on for years more, I’m sure. There will be bank failures” —Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell,...
Market Insider: March 19, 2024
Gold prices rallied to an all-time high on March 5, 2024, breaking previous records set in December 2023. In the weeks since, gold has climbed even higher. “We only have a narrow group of assets investors can really call safe havens, and gold is number one amongst them.” —James Steel, precious metals analyst at HSBC...
Market Insider: March 12, 2024
FBI director Christopher Wray recently testified before Congress that Chinese hackers are preparing to attack U.S. infrastructure. “China’s hackers are positioning on American infrastructure in preparation to wreak havoc and cause real-world harm to American citizens and communities, if and when China decides the...
Market Insider: March 5, 2024
MARKET ALERT: As forecasted by U.S. Money Reserve, gold prices have reached new record highs, rising above $2,140/oz. in intraday trading on March 5, 2024. As of this post, trading is still ongoing, so call your Account Executive today to lock in your price before gold soars even higher! At the end of 2023, gold...
Market Insider: February 27, 2024
Economic turmoil in China has fueled an increased appetite for gold among consumers in one the world’s largest economies as other assets like stocks and real estate struggle. ““[Consumers] are naturally moving to relatively conservative assets like gold. The outlook for Chinese property and stocks is very weak.”...
Market Insider: February 20, 2024
Fresh off a year where intense demand drove the price of gold to an all-time high, the precious metal continues to see strong support, with banks such as UBS and JP Morgan Chase predicting new record highs. “The biggest drivers of gold demand in 2023 were the Russia-Ukraine war and Israel-Hamas conflict as well as...
Market Insider: February 13, 2024
Every four years, our presidential election takes center stage on news coverage and in people’s minds. Some portfolio owners will even wait until after the election before making major financial decisions. “Elections may seem like a big deal at the moment, but historically have had little bearing on what path the...
Market Insider: February 06, 2024
Layoffs increased in 2023, with companies cutting more than 720,000 jobs. This trend appears to be continuing into 2024, with major companies such as Amazon, Citigroup, UPS, and Salesforce each announcing hundreds or even thousands of layoffs. “Labor costs are high. Employers are still extremely cautious and in...
Market Insider: January 30, 2024
After the Federal Reserve projected cutting interest rates during their December meeting, markets have been holding their breath wondering when that will happen and how far interest rates may drop. “Updated quarterly economic projections laid out after the meeting show that a majority of Federal Open Market Committee...
Market Insider: January 23, 2024
Despite recent economic positivity, recession risks are still present. Institutions and market analysts see reason to believe that a major market pullback or a recession may be on its way. “Remember that even as soft landing talk has gathered pace, this is not unusual before recessions. Despite all the signs pointing...
Market Insider: January 16, 2024
The national debt of the United States surpassed $34 trillion at the end of 2023. On top of the expanding national debt, the cost of paying off that debt is also rising. “At some point, [creditors] may look at us and say, ‘Your political system is broken, your debt is out of control, there’s no plausible path to...