Gold and silver have been on a tear lately, with many experts attributing the rally to the growing hopes of Federal Reserve easing and the ongoing political chaos. John Rubino, a well-respected finance expert and the author of ‘The Collapse of the Dollar and How to Profit From It,’ is among those who are bullish on the precious metals market.
In addition, the Federal Reserve’s recent moves to lower interest rates and implement quantitative easing measures are also contributing to the rally in precious metals. These actions are intended to stimulate the economy and prevent a recession, but they also have the effect of increasing the money supply, which can lead to inflation.
So, what does this all mean for investors? According to Rubino, it’s imperative to get out of the financial system and hold hard assets like gold and silver. He argues that the traditional financial system is built on a foundation of debt, and as that debt becomes unmanageable, the system will collapse.
The latest rally in gold and silver is being driven by a combination of factors, including the hope of Federal Reserve easing, the ongoing political chaos, and the massive debt issues plaguing the U.S. financial system. According to John Rubino, the financial catastrophe is inevitable, and investors should protect their wealth by getting out of the financial system and holding hard assets like gold and silver.
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