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Central banks are buying gold by the thousands of tons, and not for sentiment.

They see it as collateral, the same way the Founding Fathers did. Real money should have tangible backing, which is exactly why Basel III classifies gold as a tier one asset. Flyover Conservatives

Why ride a bubble down if you don't have to?

Investor Michael Burry called 2008 and now he's flagging this one. Nobody can time a market perfectly, but being thoughtful about where you are before a correction tends to beat scrambling after one. I broke this down with Flyover Conservatives.

As the dollar faces ongoing economic pressures, we are seeing a trend of central banks worldwide diversifying their reserves into gold.

Our current monetary policies raise important questions about the long-term sustainability of our financial system and what could be next. I recently discussed this shift with And We Know