Why
The U. S. government has taken dramatic action to combat a very severe recession. The results so far have been mixed, but the effect on the national debt is obvious. The Federal Reserve has been rapidly inflating the money supply, but at some point the record low interest rates will have to increase to stave off retail inflation. How successful this strategy will be, and how it will affect future economic growth, are open questions.

Concern for future inflation is one factor pushing commodity prices higher. Holding metals is a way of spreading portfolio risk during times of economic upheaval and war, and when inflation threatens currency values. To many people in this uncertain environment, buying metals represents a safe-haven approach to diversification and a partial hedge against equities and would would love to help you place this layer of protection into your plan.