The Refiner’s Fire: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Wealth
And he shall sit as a refiner and purifier of silver…” – Malachi 3:3 (KJV) “…if I will not open
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Gold has always been the “go-to” investment in times of uncertainty, and rarely has there been more uncertainty than now.
Many different economic drivers influence gold’s value. The U.S. Dollar is no longer tied to gold, but gold does have a connection to it. Gold trends higher in value when the dollar weakens and lower when it strengthens. Geopolitical instability, reckless monetary policy, and inflation can also put upward pressure on gold’s value.
Given its rich history as a monetary metal and long-term store of value, gold is preferred by many investors seeking to preserve wealth. Its stability and security make it a reassuring investment choice.
Silver has long been called the “poor man’s gold” because, throughout history, it has been used more as currency than gold. Additionally, silver trades at about 1/80th the price of gold, and it is much more abundant. This abundance provides a sense of security to potential investors.
Silver is also more volatile than gold, meaning its price fluctuates more widely than gold.
Silver is ideal for smaller investment purchases, especially when accumulated over time. This provides greater flexibility when selling or using it in trade. With greater potential for returns, silver should inspire optimism in potential investors.
Investing in platinum and palladium can be an intriguing option for those looking to diversify their precious metals portfolio. While CMIGS rarely recommends these metals because they are not traditional monetary metals and are considered more complex commodities, they can offer unique opportunities for savvy investors. Precious metals analytical firms occasionally present compelling scenarios for investing in palladium and platinum. These metals have seen significant interest, with refineries producing palladium coins to capitalize on its industrial appeal as an alternative to platinum.
However, the interchangeability of palladium and platinum in industrial applications has led to volatile price swings for both metals. If you are interested in exploring the potential of palladium bullion bars or coins, please call us to discuss further.
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And he shall sit as a refiner and purifier of silver…” – Malachi 3:3 (KJV) “…if I will not open
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