By Doug Young

Holding Gold Vs Cash

This video puts forward a strong case for investing in gold bullion and demonstrates how historically gold has held its value whereas in comparison the value of cash has continued to erode.

Should I Convert My Money To Gold?

Here are some facts to consider:

  • One ounce of gold today will buy you the same as it would have 2000 years ago and also 100 years ago
  • The value of the US Dollar has declined by 98% since the foundation of the Federal Reserve in 2013
  • Gold is increasingly being seen as money and is in demand in many consumer products
  • Central Banks in 2011 were net buyers of gold for the first time since the collapse of the Bretton Woods System in 1971
  • Many analysts believe that China is about to increase its official gold reserves by around 700% which will make its reserves equal to those of the US
  • Whereas previously the Chinese Government banned their citizens from buying gold they are now actually encouraging them to do so
  • Gold is rare and global production is falling
  • Gold is durable and cannot be debased, it has no nationalilty and it is liquid
  • The value of US Dollars is directly related to the extent to which their supply is strictly limited

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MEET THE RESEARCHER
Doug Young

Doug Young Financial Markets Researcher & Former Financial Director

  • Over 20 years of experience in financial markets
  • More than 15 years specializing in Gold IRAs
  • Extensive expertise in precious metals trading
  • Former Financial Director at World Freight Services Ltd for 16 years.
  • Author of 500+ published financial research articles over 10 years
  • Conducted 80+ Gold IRA company evaluations since 2011

Doug’s extensive industry knowledge and thorough research approach ensure that all information is accurate, reliable, and presented with the highest level of professionalism. This commitment allows you to make well-informed investment decisions with confidence and peace of mind.

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