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The turnaround in interest rates in the USA is claiming more and more victims. It is mostly smaller regional banks that collapse and need to be rescued. In Europe, however, a larger institution was hit with Credit Suisse. But no matter whether small, medium-sized or large: the alarm bells should now be ringing for savers.
When bank deposits are no longer safe, precious metals inevitably gain attention and importance as safe forms of investment, because they are still well suited today to secure assets and to maintain and protect one’s own financial stability.
Forecasts of what will or could happen in the future are always subject to greater or lesser uncertainties. In contrast, looking back into the past is much clearer. And this is where gold and silver can shine, as they have proven to be solid stores of value over the centuries.
Gold and silver are values in themselves and do not have the character of a claim
This is particularly true in times of crisis, because in these times the precious metals have shown again and again that they represent a very good hedge against inflation and the numerous currency devaluations. When economies collapse and countries and their currencies collapse, gold and silver provide both stability and flexibility.
Both also benefit the precious metals when banking crises shake the financial system, because gold and silver do not have the character of a claim. This sets them apart from most other asset classes. The requirements that had to be met for the precious metals, i.e. their extraction from the ore and the requirement for the purity of the product, are already met with the production of the coins and bars.
After that, there is no longer any risk of receivables, which is why gold and silver, in contrast to bonds, shares and real estate, can no longer default. Of course, their value also fluctuates over time. But the precious metals have never become worthless and there is little reason to assume that anything serious will change in the future.
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