The single most important thing you can do is internationalize and make sure that all your assets aren’t in one bailiwick, under the control of one government.
The growing movement toward gold in Africa underscores an important truth: while fiat currencies come and go, gold has remained a trusted money for over 5,000 years.
While Bitcoin may see significant price spikes, it cannot offer the reliability and historical strength of gold, which has proven itself a steadfast store of value throughout history.
Interest payments on the national debt will exceed one trillion dollars this year, putting more pressure on the Federal Reserve to monetize the debt, thus creating more inflation.
In a recent interview with Money Metals Podcast, Gerald Celente, Founder of the Trends Research Institute, discussed key global issues shaping the future with host Mike Maharrey.
