⛏ The Best Is Yet To Come For Gold

Gold was the Best Performing Asset of the 2000s, And the Best Is Yet to Come
As global debt reaches unprecedented levels, gold’s value continues to rise, fueled by economic uncertainty, inflation, and risk of financial collapse. Unlike fiat currencies, gold has held its value over time, establishing it as a reliable hedge against currency devaluation. With only 0.5% of global assets in gold, experts predict even greater demand as more investors seek safety outside traditional financial systems. Read on »

The Presidential Effect: Never Bet Against America
Despite Trump’s 2024 victory, investors should note that the White House’s impact on commodities remains minimal. The S&P 500’s performance through previous administrations demonstrates that global economic trends and Federal Reserve policies shape the markets, with presidents typically playing a minor role. Read on »

Global Lithium Raises Alarm Over Foreign Takeover
Global Lithium Resources (ASX: GL1) is requesting to postpone a key shareholder meeting, raising concerns that a Chinese shareholder’s bid to join the board could breach foreign ownership rules and potentially shift control of a strategic lithium asset. Read on »

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