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Profitable Investments During Covid-19
If you’re struggling with lost work or other financial stressors, it’s worth considering how you can adapt your professional skill set and investment strategies to adapt.
The Cause of the Dollars Collapse
A recurrent theme over the last couple of years, in financial circles, has been the imminent collapse of the dollar. Everyone has a theory as to why this is going to happen.
Is Investing during Covid-19 a Smart Idea?
When gold rose to $1,931 an ounce, the highest settlement in history, it juiced the crowd expecting $2,000 an ounce soon. Marketwatch reported that Goldman Sachs found that cheap. They think $2,000 is a no-brainer.
Future of Silver as an Investment
In 2018, the global electric car fleet exceeded 5.1 million, up 2 million from the previous year. With policies being set up to encourage EV manufacturing, oil consumption could take a major hit in the coming years. This should be the major consideration for you as investors.
Platinum on the Rise
Everyone is looking at gold and silver but you might want to look around for a minute because Platinum is coming.
While gold and silver bull run has been mistakenly solely credited to the pandemic, platinum is being completely ignored.
Make Room for Silver
Silver is headed to $1,000.
That’s what Avi Gilber, financial adviser and journalist, said. Based on the same methodology he used to successfully predict the tops and bottoms of gold, he sees silver going to $1000 in 50 years.
Precious Metals vs. Stocks
Precious metals have a limited supply, which means sustained demand. Gold is more prominent, but other industrial-used metals, such as platinum, have a variety of uses in new technology such as hardware that runs cloud software.
Bitcoin Headed to 6 Figures?
Max Keiser, Wall Street veteran and host of financial TV program The Keiser Report, is anticipating Bitcoin’s bullis run to $28,000. He said that the government’s relentless money printing is the primary cause.
Only 4% Are Trading Actively
Only 3.5 million bitcoin or 19% of total circulating supply is actively traded throughout the world. The rest? Held long-term by investors, according to a new report by crypto analytics company Chainalysis.
