GOLD Takesoff!

[@PistolPackingPilot]

Americans are noticing. My grocery bill has nearly tripled in the last two years. Inflation isn’t even close to what they’re saying. My prediction is $2500 by the end of this year. Grower not a show-er? Story of my life. Haha.

[@Duane-yf2lb]

YEAH!, AND THAT'S WHEN THE REVOLUTION STARTS!!!!, MY DAD ALWAYS TOLD ME, SON, YOU WATCH THERE'S GOING TO BE A REVOLUTION SOMEDAY!, AND THAT SOMEDAY IS ALMOST AT HAND!!!!!!!, GOD BLESS Y'ALL.

[@jamespeters7445]

Past returns is not an indicator of future performance…we are fast approaching the end of the current fiat life cycle, which is characterized by high inflation and low economic growth, as the law of diminishing teturns comes into play and value of the currency is eroded at an exponential rate. These are not “normal” times that we are living in, so expect the unexpected…i wouldn’t rule out a $4,000/oz gold price in 2023.

[@marvelvsdc6611]

I’m new to collecting gold coins but I do have some ASE. I thought it would be a good idea to buy both the king and queen (1 oz gold Britannia) on this years coin because it’s never happened before where two monarchs occupy the Britannia. Anyone think this year coin will be more valuable because of this? Btw I ordered the coins from APMEX recently and while it was pricey, they really are beautiful in person and love that they have all those security features! I want to buy 1oz gold eagle but not sure cause it’s only 22K and doesn’t have many security features…but as I live in US I would like to own gold coin that is very liquid and even get more than spot for them.

[@jayflaggs]

Imagine where gold price will be when rates drop.

[@CampbellsCoins]

Yup, going to be an interesting year.

[@72cmcinc]

Thanks for the great info! Gold is on a roll!

[@CampbellsCoins]

Thank you!

[@AnxiousStacker]

I definitely get more excited when prices are low, just means i can stack more in less time, so im hoping this isnt thd nsw bottom but im not so sure with everything going crazy.

[@CampbellsCoins]

Same sir!

[@theaverageboog2313]

Gold is looking good

[@CampbellsCoins]

Yes sir! Thanks!

[@mhirschinger6551]

Great content! Major fan of silver too.

[@CampbellsCoins]

Silver will be explosive as well. Thanks!

[@bobandmaryw4336]

Just because it hasn’t doubled , doesn’t mean it won’t.

[@CampbellsCoins]

Absolutely. We have to look at probability though when placing our bets.

[@Threedog1963]

Silver is getting up there as well. Costs a lot less per ounce so, it's easier for middle class retirees, such as myself to acquire. I had about $9000 in a savings account for a rainy day. I started taking out $1500 per withdrawal. Placed an order for silver coins today. Gonna do that every week or so until the savings account is depleted. If an emergency comes up, I'll take out a line of credit loan from the bank.

[@bullionaddict9164]

You should always keep enough cash for emergencies so you don’t have to sell your metals.

[@CampbellsCoins]

If you're looking for an opinion, I would keep a reserve of cash. Enough where you feel comfortable without having to sell your metals for an emergency.

[@CampbellsCoins]

100%

[@Threedog1963]

@@CampbellsCoins Ah yes, as the banks continue to fail, and other countries want BRICS currency, and inflation keeps eating away at the fiat currency... I'll take my chances. I keep enough in my checking account to pay insurance, taxes, etc.

[@noicue8078]

Thanks for the info. 👍

[@CampbellsCoins]

Thanks for stopping by!

[@teenoso4069]

According to Jeremy Siegel's research $1 of Gold in 1800 would be worth $3 today, while that same $1 in bonds would be $16k today and in stocks $1 million. Stacking gold has up and downsides but there is a balance over time.

[@CampbellsCoins]

$1 in gold from 1800 is actually worth a lot more than $3. Not sure who this person is but their research already seems flawed. What bonds were people buying in 1800? I agree balance is needed and happens.

[@teenoso4069]

@@CampbellsCoinsen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremy_Siegel + and the direct comparison was from Phil Town's most recent vid as of writing kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIC6Y6SendiYnJI Correction Bonds $1,600

[@samlam7723]

Worldwide central banks = GOLD stacker 😅😅😅😅😅

[@bullionaddict9164]

Mr Campbell 👍👍 What’s up bro 😎

[@CampbellsCoins]

Hey BA!

[@raybensonmiami1]

Did he say around 4:07 " Given's Gold history, I'd say it's unlikely for it to double" let's rewind and go back to year 2000 when Gold was under $300 per Ounce! I would say that's about 7X fold!!! wouldn't you say?🤔

[@CampbellsCoins]

You heard correctly. Gold doesn't double in a YEAR.

[@theaverageboog2313]

@@CampbellsCoins LiStEnInG iS hArD. Listen comprehension isn't his forte CC.

[@johncampbell191]

The lend lease act that is being used in Ukraine has them paying for the majority of what we lend/ lease them. That does not included the fact that most weapon systems we have given them are from warehouses of old and not currently used weapon systems by the U.S. military. It's old systems the army does not and will not be using and we the tax payer would of had to pay an extremely high price to destroy them. Yes we have to pay to permanently get rid of weapons systems when they become obsolete. We save the destruction price, get to sell them and will get some interest on it. Mr Campbell you are knowledgeable about gold, silver and investing and I learn a lot by subscribing and listening to your programs but as far as us spending and losing billions in Ukraine I have to Strongly disagree. We also signed The Budapest Memorandum on December 5th 1994 in which we promised to Defend Ukraine from military attack and assured their territorial boarders. Why did we sign such an agreement ? After the break up of the Soviet Union Ukraine became the third largest holder of Nuclear weapons in the World. They gave them all up everyone last one because The U.S and Great Britain promised that if they were attacked we would come to their aid.From one Campbell to another please consider the accuracy of your statements concerning the Russo Ukrainian war and maybe stick to gold, silver and investing. We all have our skill sets and you are good at yours so thank you.

[@butts-r-flyeffect2838]

I didn’t hear him say anything that was incorrect. The Ukes pay for our weapons with our money. The accounting for Ukraine is almost nonexistent and yet their “leadership” is driving around in new cars with villas. And the items sent over there (like our supply of non-obsolescent 155 shells) would be better served being sold for actual money to Taiwan or dare I say it… remaining in the hands of our forces.

[@johncampbell191]

@@butts-r-flyeffect2838 They don't pay for our weapons with our own money and your response tells me you don't take the subject seriously or you lack the ability to do so. You could also be a Russian putting out misinformation or just plain stupid, or both.

[@CampbellsCoins]

Hi John, just because we have done something, doesn’t mean we should continue. I’m aware of history and what we’ve signed with Ukraine. My background is foreign policy, not PMs. I also understand that they were using old systems. I believe they are now testing new weapon systems in this war now to see what works. That being said, I believe we should reexamine agreements with specific countries and look at how it benefits us. Also, just because a treaty/agreement exists, it doesn’t mean I agree with it or should agree with it. Pouring billions into a foreign country doesn’t improve our infrastructure or the numerous issues we are facing here at home. I’d like to know how my short sentence was filled with any inaccuracy. Just because you disagree with it, doesn’t make it wrong. Your comment here is accurate in most aspects and I disagree with it. I don’t believe we should continue with the status quo.