The collapse of fiat and the dawn of sound money
From an Austrian economics perspective, the current fiat financial system is not merely flawed but inherently unstable. Central banks, led by the Federal Reserve, effectively...
Hayden Gerson
Why gold and silver should be money again
This opinion column examines the role of central banks, the effects of inflation and money creation, and why some economists advocate for a return to...
My personal silver exit strategy: An Austrian perspective
Silver can preserve purchasing power, but the real goal may be turning that stored value into productive capital. One perspective on when—and why—to sell....
Silver surges as war risk rises
Escalating conflict in the Middle East has increased energy prices and stirred volatility in silver. Analysts point to shipping risk, infrastructure concerns and broader monetary...
The upcoming currency reset
Is the global financial system headed toward a currency reset? This Silver Outlook column explores the future of the U.S. dollar, central bank gold buying...
Paper dollars meet gold
Alternative currency ideas once considered fringe are reentering public discussion. From Goldbacks to bullion-linked payments, Americans are again debating what money should be and who...
Silver as a store of wealth
Silver has served as money for millennia and continues to attract attention as inflation erodes the dollar’s purchasing power. Understanding the difference between fiat currency...
Silver’s Supply Squeeze
Silver scarcity has emerged as a defining feature of the 2026 market. With production constrained and industrial demand accelerating, long-term shortages are reshaping global supply...
Silver Outlook: How it stacks up from 1964 to now
By comparing the ounces of silver needed to buy a San Diego home in 1964 versus today, a surprising truth emerges: silver hasn’t lost value—the...