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What if the biggest threat to your retirement isn’t another stock market crash, but a reset causing a sudden change in the rules governing the money itself?

That is the uncomfortable question behind Reset Day: the point when a slow-moving monetary reset potentially becomes an event ordinary Americans can no longer ignore.

In a recent c...

What if gold’s recent volatility isn’t evidence that the bull market is over—but cover for a much larger monetary shift already underway?

According to former hedge fund manager and Von Greyerz partner Matthew Piepenburg, gold as new money is no longer a fringe monetary argument. It is increasingly about collateral, trust, and what central ban...

What happens when governments, central banks, investors, and industry all start competing for gold that cannot be produced fast enough?

That is the setup behind a potential gold supply shock—and according to U.S. Global Investors CEO Frank Holmes, the scramble for strategic metals is becoming much bigger than a simple commodity cycle.

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Gold confiscation risk is back in focus as U.S. emergency powers expand over strategic materials. Here’s what history says investors should know.

Gold Confiscation Risk Has Happened Before

In 1933, during a severe banking crisis, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued Executive Order 6102, requiring most Americans to turn over gold bullion, gold...

Washington spent decades treating gold like a monetary relic. Now Washington is talking about gold again—and the timing is difficult to dismiss.

In a matter of weeks, the White House accelerated its critical-minerals push, Senator Rand Paul visited the gold stored at Fort Knox, and senior policymakers put renewed attention on America’s strategic mineral reser...