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The 1971 Betrayal: Why America Ditched Gold

The 1971 Betrayal: Why America Ditched Gold

Today’s headlines may be driving markets, but one of the most important forces shaping the financial system began more than 50 years ago. In August 1971, President Richard Nixon announced the temporary suspension of the US dollar’s convertibility into gold. The gold window never reopened. That single decision marked the end of the Bretton Woods […]
Isaac Newton Could Price Gold, but Not the Crowd

Isaac Newton Could Price Gold, but Not the Crowd

What We TrustSix true stories about money, ownership and survivalA six-part GoldCore Friday Read series using true episodes from financial and social history to explore what money is, what ownership means, why intelligent people speculate, where wealth becomes safe and what we are ultimately trying to preserve. In the spring of 1720, Sir Isaac Newton […]
JP Cortez: $40 Trillion in Debt – America Is Not Immune

JP Cortez: $40 Trillion in Debt – America Is Not Immune

What if the problem is not that gold is becoming more expensive, but that the money we use to measure it is becoming less valuable? In my latest conversation with JP Cortez, Executive Director of the Sound Money Defense League, we explore what this means for savers and why he believes gold and silver should […]
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