Waching daily Jan 28 2019

So over the last week we've actually seen gold jump over $1,300 an ounce for the first

time since the middle of 2018.

There's a lot of things that are sending the price of gold up, but the biggest one that

most people are paying the most amount of attention to right now, if you're watching

the news, is the fact that we have several countries all around the world that are dumping

US dollars in exchange for gold.

Russia has been offering this exact scenario to just about every country who holds US dollars

for global trade.

They're now offering up physical gold in exchange for US dollars.

So what does that mean?

Well, essentially what that means is that the rest of the world is losing their confidence

in the US dollar itself.

It used to be backed by gold.

Now it's backed by government promises and quite frankly a government that's $22,000,000,000,000

in debt.

So there's a lot of countries that are trying to minimize their exposure to the United States

right now because many experts believe that the reign as the world reserve currency for

the US dollar is coming to an end very, very quickly.

So with that being said, gold is one of the best sources of protection and the best safe

haven asset that you can acquire, not just as a country that's trying to preserve their

currency, but also as an investor or a consumer who's trying to protect their savings from

the downside on the dollar.

So there's a lot of really good information out there that you can get, but if you'd like,

you can also get US Money Reserve's latest report, "The 2019 Global Gold Forecast."

This will touch on a lot of different topics that are causing the prices of gold to rise,

and it will also allow you to keep yourself up to date with what's happening going into

this next year.

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