Portfolio Diversification
Building a well-balanced portfolio requires careful planning, research, and often outside assistance. With the help of your U.S. Money Reserve Account Executive, you can add important layers of protection and growth potential to your portfolio by diversifying with physical gold, silver, platinum, and palladium.
Portfolio diversification is the act of spreading your wealth across a variety of different assets and asset classes. By utilizing this strategy, you may help lower your portfolio’s overall risk exposure and give it a strong foundation on which to grow over the long term.
Explore the links below to learn more about how portfolio diversification works, and how physical precious metals can help you create a more robust portfolio.
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Stagflation Concerns Are Rattling Wall Street. What That Means for You.
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As Turmoil in the Middle East Affects the Economy, Gold Continues to Rally
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When Digital Assets Are Increasingly at Risk, Look to Gold
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When Currencies Fail, Nations Turn to Gold
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How Did Our Country End Up Owing $34 Trillion?
Thirty-four trillion dollars. That’s how much our country owes holders of U.S. Treasury debt—and that’s double what we owed only 15 years ago. The last time the United States ran budget surpluses was from 1997 to 2001. I remember it well. I was Mint Director at the...
Hand-Poured Silver vs. Cast Silver—What’s the Difference?
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How De-Dollarization Threatens Your Portfolio
The dollar continues to lose popularity on the global stage. Right now, the signs are subtle— shrinking holdings of U.S. Treasurys by other nations, negative statements about the dollar from world leaders—but the story they tell is clear. The U.S. dollar could fall,...
The National Debt Is Rapidly Getting Out of Hand
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Gold is breaking records once again. Where do we go from here?
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What Makes Modern Inflation Unique?
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Why Are CEOs Dumping Stocks?
Did you know that you can sometimes tell when a storm is coming by observing changes in animal behavior? Many animals—including birds, cows, sheep, and frogs—are known to indicate through their behavior that a storm is imminent by seeking shelter. The same is often...
How Much Do Elections Impact Our Economy, Really?
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