What’s happening with prices and value in the real world? Let’s just say to be prepared to pay a whole lot more and to get a whole lot less.
Paul Eberhart has been actively trading and writing about precious metals for more than a decade. A U.S. Army Iraq War Combat Veteran, he holds an AS in Information Systems and Security from Western Technical College and a BA in Spanish from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
His market analysis has been enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of investors and shared on several platforms in the gold and silver online community.
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Fast forward to the end of this week and the beginning of next week, and gold & silver face two imminent challenges, one of which falls into the “most important, ever” category, and the other falls into the “holiday traditions” category.
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It’s the moment market participants have been waiting for! At least, that’s what the mainstream financial press is saying. But Houston, we have a problem: Prices have been rising for months.
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The so-called “meme stocks” are going bonkers while the overall stock market goes nowhere. Gold & silver are stuck at $1900 and $28 respectively, again. Market participants are biting their nails as they wait...
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There are certain little four-letter words that can wreak absolute havoc in the markets and in the economy, and “uncertainty” is one of those words.
Figuratively speaking, of course.
For it sure feels like uncertainty is mounting on Wall Street and on Main Street.
Doesn’t it?
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So much has been said about all of the money printing, gazillions of articles have been written about rising prices, and we’ve all heard shout after shout from the rooftops about supply chain disruptions and shortages, but there is another inflation-inducing problem that is perhaps even worse than all of those problems combined, the intended or unintended consequences.
Please allow me to explain using one simple example: Microchips...
