Notes From Gordon: Dying Dollars and Dead Canaries

From The Article:  “In a Truth Social post, President Trump urged Congress to “entirely scrap” the U.S. debt limit to avoid what he called an ‘economic catastrophe’… Since 1960, Congress has lifted or suspended the debt limit 78 times… Trump [argues] that wholesale elimination… would remove the specter of a government default and its potentially panic-inducing impact on markets.”

A Note From Gordon: For many years the cost of a first class postage stamp kept rising. When the U.S. Postal Service threw in the towel in 2007 and came out with “Forever” stamps, I saw the writing on the wall and told my clients to start stacking silver, then at $13 an ounce—today at $36 and headed higher.

The very notion of removing the debt ceiling limit is just another dying canary in the coal mine … and the floor of that mine is covered with dead canaries already.

Interested in preserving the value of your 401k and other savings? The closer we get to a major debt crisis and economic reset, the higher that stack of silver needs to rise. It’s called hedging.

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