Few financial debates have endured as long as the question of whether gold still holds its reputation as a safe haven.

Through the first half of 2025, gold-backed funds globally reported the highest semi-annual inflows of metal since H1 2020 in the early months of the pandemic.  

To show you how intensely tariffs can drive prices, the skyrocketing price of copper has happened before the announced tariff has even been applied. It’s scheduled, but its time hasn’t come.

The Federal Reserve’s Washington, D.C. headquarters is getting an expensive facelift, and it appears Fed Chairman Jerome Powell lied about it to Congress.

So what does all of this mean? For me, it signals a collapse of confidence and trust in just-in-time delivery system that provides the underlying support of the fractional reserve and digital derivative pricing scheme

SG: "The right way to own gold and silver is as actual bullion oz — bars, coins, or rounds that are valued purely for their metal content. Not for collectible value, not for some story."

Host Mike Maharrey spoke with Lawrence W. Reed, President Emeritus of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE), about the forgotten role of sound money in the American Revolution.

Gold’s value is subtle but significant. It works quietly, protecting wealth in the background. The key is to approach it with the right mindset and clear strategy.

While many Western investors still haven’t hopped on the gold bandwagon, Asian investors have been piling up yellow metal.

Whatever the case, it is not our responsibility to finance the war machine of any foreign country. Time to put America first.