Gold Revaluation, Silver Supply Crisis & the Coming US Dollar Collapse | Andrew Sleigh
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In this episode, Andrew Sleigh joins Kellen Ainey on the Ask Andrew Podcast to examine the growing risks surrounding the US dollar, gold and silver prices, global mining disruptions, and the future of physical precious metals.
As US national debt approaches $40 trillion, Andrew explains why a gold revaluation and potential hyperinflation could significantly affect gold and silver prices and the purchasing power of the US dollar. He also explains why physical gold and silver may outperform ETFs and mining stocks during a financial crisis, how diesel shortages and supply chain disruptions could threaten global silver production, and why rising industrial demand from electric vehicles, solar technology, and military manufacturing could further strain an already stretched silver market. Andrew also examines the disconnect between demand for physical precious metals and market prices, and why investors considering whether to buy gold or silver should understand the risks of waiting for a major market shift.
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