Precious Metals Gain Traction — 1 Stock Profits as Investors Hedge

Stock Power Daily: December 30, 2022. [Turn Your Images On] [Precious Metals Gain Traction — 1 Stock Profits as Investors Hedge]( - Investors are hedging their investments as the market sinks. - Gold futures contracts settled in 2028 are trading 15.3% higher than contracts settled in 2022! - Today’s Power Stock trades precious metals — one of the best hedges against inflation — and rates a 99 on our proprietary system. [Turn Your Images On] [Matt Clark, Research Analyst]( With inflation still front of mind, investors are scrambling to find the best hedge. And they’re coming back to old stalwarts such as precious metals, bonds and oil. Today, I want to focus on metals. Gold, silver, platinum and other precious metals give investors financial cover during political and economic uncertainty … just like what we’re in the middle of now. And investors are starting to “come back home” to the tried-and-true hedges of old. [Turn Your Images On] [(Click here to view larger image.)]( This chart shows the price of gold futures contracts with forecasts to 2028. Contracts settled in December 2022 were priced around $1,655.70 per troy ounce. Investing.com projects contracts settled in June 2028 will be $1,909.90 — a 15.3% hike in the price of gold. When I see an upward trend like this, I turn to Adam O’Dell’s Stock Power Ratings system. It helps me identify stocks that are set to benefit as prices climb higher. And it helped me find a company that’s well-established in the precious metals exchange. Today’s Power Stock trades gold, silver, platinum, palladium and more. [Click here to see how you can invest as more individuals seek to protect their gains.]( [Turn Your Images On]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On]( [Kiss Your Money Goodbye]( Wall Street legend Ian King believes this will be “the biggest, the most far-reaching, most consequential plot in American history.” One that will destroy the value of the dollar — and leave millions of Americans destitute. [See the simple steps you can take now to protect yourself.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- People Are Running Out of Money to Spend [Turn Your Images On] [Michael Carr, Editor, The Banyan Edge]( Disposable income is the amount of money you take home after taxes. Most consumers think of this as the answer to the question: "How much do you make?" Adjusting for inflation answers the question: "How much do you feel like you make?" A steep decline in inflation-adjusted year-over-year disposable income explains the somber mood seen in consumer sentiment surveys. The chart below shows this measure of income is now below the level it was at before the pandemic. The dashed blue line is the trend since the 2009 recession ended. Real income is also below trend. The bottom of the chart shows the rate of change. It's rarely negative. Now, it's negative and has been below zero for the longest stretch in history. This explains why consumers feel down. Their after-inflation, after-tax income is lower. And that makes paying bills more difficult. [Turn Your Images On] [(Click here to view larger image.)]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Check Out Our Most Recent Power Stocks: - [OIL STRIKES BIG … 1 GAS STOCK STRIKES OUT]( - [TINY OIL STOCK OFFERS BIG GAINS HEADED INTO 2023]( - [5 ENERGY STOCKS FOR 2023]( Privacy Policy The Money & Markets, P.O. Box 8378, Delray Beach, FL 33482. 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