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How Gold Bullion Protects From Conflict And War

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What Steel’s study shows is that, as with any monetary force, it is how it is managed rather than what it is that carries responsibility for conflicts and the resulting financial situation. Steel’s work also demonstrates the strength and protection access to gold will give a country or army during times of conflict. Allies are able to have faith in countries that have managed their gold supply and economy responsibly, helping to finance conflicts and maintain crucial trading relationships. We are at an unprecedented time in our global history. Countries have far larger weapons and armies than we have previously known. The financial system is also more connected than ever before. In the background super powers such as

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What Steel’s study shows is that, as with any monetary force, it is how it is managed rather than what it is that carries responsibility for conflicts and the resulting financial situation.

Steel’s work also demonstrates the strength and protection access to gold will give a country or army during times of conflict. Allies are able to have faith in countries that have managed their gold supply and economy responsibly, helping to finance conflicts and maintain crucial trading relationships.

We are at an unprecedented time in our global history. Countries have far larger weapons and armies than we have previously known. The financial system is also more connected than ever before. In the background super powers such as China and Russia are accumulating gold, whilst preparing their militaries.

Meanwhile the likes of Britain no longer has quite the same access to either based gold reserves or the Empire, as she once did.

Steel reminds us that it is not who has the most gold, but who is able to best utilise it. Central bankers should take note of this, but so too should investors. A judiciously managed, well-balanced portfolio with an allocation to gold is a prudent way to secure your wealth in these uncertain times.

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How Gold Bullion Protects From Conflict And War

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Jan Skoyles
Jan was inspired to work in the gold and silver investment markets after working with fund manager Ned Naylor-Leyland, at Cheviot Asset Management. After working with Ned in 2010 Jan wrote her dissertation on the use of precious metals in the monetary system, and graduated with first class honours from Aston University in 2011. Jan then joined The Real Asset Company, and became Head of Research in September 2012. Her thoughts and opinions on gold prices, when to buy gold, how to buy gold, and many other issues facing gold investors, are sought by a range of media including investment sites such as Kitco, GATA, Lewrockwell.com, national media outlets including the Mail on Sunday, The Telegraph, and news channels like RT.

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