Podcast: Play in new window
Gold and silver appear to be reaching a major inflection point as central banks continue their aggressive accumulation of gold. While general investors have been slow to follow, that may be changing as confidence in paper assets begins to weaken. This week, David McAlvany looks at the tech stock melt-up, why it may be running on borrowed time, and what a shift in investor psychology could mean for precious metals. He also revisits 1971, a year that reshaped money, markets, and, surprisingly, Starbucks coffee.
- As Central Banks Continue Their Voracious Gold Buying, General Investors Will Follow
- Tech Stocks Melt-Up Is On Borrowed Time
- 1971: A Big Year For Starbucks Coffee And Gold
