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Gold Rises 9% on Global and Domestic Instability

Gold prices have surged over 9% in the last three weeks, primarily due to two factors:

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Hello Tim,

Happy Friday! Gold is still trading below $2,000 per ounce, but those days may be coming to an end.

This week we explore two factors driving gold higher: the conflict in the Middle East and the US debt problem.

Gold Rises 9% on Global and Domestic Instability

Gold is still trading below $2,000 per ounce, but those days may be coming to an end.

Israel-Gaza conflict the war in the Middle East has investors reaching for golds promise to provide a reliable hedge against geopolitical instability.
Treasury troubles the US debt problem and subsequent outsized interest payments are raising questions about the security of the US monetary system.

The McAlvany Weekly Commentary: Join Vaulted CEO, Dave McAlvany, on an intellectual journey through the modern world of economics, finance, and geopolitics.

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Thanks so much for reading. Remember, your Vaulted advisor is always available to provide guidance on entry and exit points, investment strategies, and technical support.

We look forward to hearing from you!

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The Vaulted Team

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Gold prices have surged over 9% in the last three weeks, primarily due to two factors:

View this email in your browser

Hello Tim,

Happy Friday! Gold is still trading below $2,000 per ounce, but those days may be coming to an end.

This week we explore two factors driving gold higher: the conflict in the Middle East and the US debt problem.

Gold Rises 9% on Global and Domestic Instability

Gold is still trading below $2,000 per ounce, but those days may be coming to an end.

Israel-Gaza conflict the war in the Middle East has investors reaching for golds promise to provide a reliable hedge against geopolitical instability.

Treasury troubles the US debt problem and subsequent outsized interest payments are raising questions about the security of the US monetary system.

The McAlvany Weekly Commentary: Join Vaulted CEO, Dave McAlvany, on an intellectual journey through the modern world of economics, finance, and geopolitics.

This Is A Good Time To Own Hard Assets

Central Bankers Are No Longer Considered Guardians Of The Galaxy

National Debt Ballooning At Almost $100 Billion Per Week

Learn About The Hard Asset Difference Watch the Webinar

Thanks so much for reading. Remember, your Vaulted advisor is always available to provide guidance on entry and exit points, investment strategies, and technical support.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Kind regards,

The Vaulted Team

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