Gold’s value speaks volumes: a safeguard against currency decline. In the last 50 years, inflation eroded the dollar’s worth, leaving $20 today weaker than a decade ago. Despite a 15-fold increase needed for 1971’s purchasing power, salaries only rose 5-fold.
Historically, gold held governments accountable, but 1933’s gold confiscation by FDR weakened the dollar by 42%. Post-1971, with the Gold Standard gone, central banks quietly hoard gold. The visible price, influenced by ‘spot gold,’ is manipulated, per ex-Fed Chair Greenspan.
Gold, once $20, now $1,800, signals a 98% loss in the dollar’s power since 1913. Amid talk of a ‘great reset,’ gold and silver remain proven safety nets for lasting wealth. Invest wisely for enduring prosperity.