America's Gold Company

06/17/2026

06/04/2026

Gold is up 51% in 2025. Already up 27% in 2026.

Meanwhile, millions of Americans are oblivious to gold. A Gold IRA is how smart investors diversify and protect what they've spent a lifetime building.

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06/01/2026

The mechanism is simple: when the money supply grows faster than real output, every existing dollar is worth a little less. The number in your savings account stays the same. Its purchasing power does not.

Gold cannot be printed. In 2020 it was $1,700 per ounce. Today it trades near $4,700.

05/29/2026

When IndyMac failed in 2008, uninsured depositors eventually recovered about 50 cents on the dollar, after years of receivership proceedings.

Physical gold held outside the banking system has no bank failure risk.

05/26/2026

August 15, 1971. Nixon to the nation:

“Your dollar will be worth just as much as it is today.”

Since that night, the USD has lost 87% of its purchasing power.

Gold, freed from its fixed price that same night, has risen over 13,000%.

A promise was made. The record is clear.

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05/20/2026

05/13/2026

This April CPI report came in at 3.8%, the highest annual inflation rate since May 2023.

ingle month, the largest monthly increase since August 2022. And real average hourly wages fell 0.3% over the past year, meaning workers earned more dollars and fell further behind.

A war you didn’t choose is now a line item on every grocery receipt.

Gold owners not concerned: Price is up 40% since May 2025.

05/11/2026

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05/08/2026

Two of the most respected macro investors alive are sounding alarms in the same week.

That almost never happens.

Ray Dalio, founder of the world's largest hedge fund, appeared on CNBC and stated plainly that the U.S. is certainly in a stagflationary environment: inflation staying elevated while growth slows simultaneously. He is recommending a minimum 5% to 15% allocation to gold. Not as a bet. As a structural hedge.

Paul Tudor Jones, an investor with a long track record of being right at major turning points, issued a warning about the current market setup. He is not saying sell everything. He is saying the risk underneath record-high markets is building faster than most people realize.

Dalio and PTJ do not agree on everything. They rarely sound this aligned at the same time.

When they do, history shows it is worth paying attention.

Both are moving toward gold. Neither is doing it to get rich. They are doing it because gold sits outside the system both of them are warning about.

Your savings do not have to stay 100% inside that system either.

05/06/2026

The Federal Reserve held rates steady.

That part was expected.

What was not expected was how divided the vote was. It was the most internally split Fed decision in 34 years. Three regional presidents dissented. Not on the rate decision itself, but on whether the Fed should even be signaling future cuts.

Here is what that means for your savings in plain language.

The Fed operates under a dual mandate: stable prices and maximum employment. One set of tools. Two goals that move in opposite directions the moment the economy enters stagflation.

Cut rates to support growth. Inflation rises. The dollar your savings are measured in loses purchasing power faster.

Hold rates to fight inflation. Growth slows. Employment weakens. The stocks inside your portfolio compress.

There is no third option.

The institution governing the dollar in which your savings are measured has no clean move available. The people inside it said so publicly.

Physical gold sits outside that system. It has no mandate. No committee. No political crisis.

When the institution managing your dollar has no good move left, the question worth asking is whether your savings need to stay inside it.