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Inflation isn't a natural disaster. It's a choice. Gold works differently.
Inflation happens when the prices you pay keep rising while your money buys less and less. Your grocery bill climbs. Your gas costs more. Your savings lose purchasing power every single month.
Central banks call this "managing the economy." You experience it as watching your hard-earned dollars become worth less over time.
Here's what they don't tell you: inflation isn't a natural disaster. It's a choice. When central banks print currency, when governments spend beyond their means, when the money supply grows faster than actual economic output - your purchasing power pays the price.
Gold works differently.
It can't be printed into existence. It can't be devalued by policy decisions made behind closed doors. For thousands of years, gold has maintained its purchasing power precisely because no institution controls its supply.
1970s: Gold climbed from ~$35 to over $800. While the dollar lost purchasing power, gold preserved wealth.
2008 Crisis: Central banks opened the floodgates. Gold prices increased significantly as investors recognized what was coming.
COVID-19: Governments released unprecedented liquidity. Gold surged past $2,000.
The pattern repeats because the fundamentals never change: when they print more currency, gold becomes more valuable by comparison.
More currency chasing the same amount of goods. Caused by government spending and money printing.
Rising wages, raw material costs, and supply chain disruptions.
Both types have the same result for you: prices rise faster than your income.
You can't decree gold into existence. Every ounce must be mined.
Gold depends on no one's promise. It has value in itself.
Often moves independently of stocks. When other assets decline, gold holds steady.
Hyperinflation occurs when prices increase by more than 50% within a single month. Imagine your expenses skyrocketing in thirty days while your cash remains stagnant.
Those who hold gold fare differently. Gold has consistently maintained its value throughout history, even during currency collapse. When paper money becomes worthless, gold remains valuable. This isn't theory. This is historical fact repeated in Germany (1920s), Zimbabwe (2000s), and Venezuela (2010s).
Gold is recognized and valued globally. You can buy and sell gold almost anywhere in the world. Across different cultures and economies, gold is trusted as a reliable store of value.
From the inflation of the 1970s to the economic challenges of today, gold has preserved value. When inflation rises, gold prices typically rise. This is cause and effect.
Gold is what you own when you want wealth that doesn't depend on their decisions.