As Debt Grows, Precious Metals Will Keep Gaining Ground
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In this conversation, Rocklinc Investment Partners CEO Jonathan Wellum delivers a stark warning on the global macro backdrop: debt levels that are no longer mathematically sustainable. With some economies approaching 300–400% debt-to-GDP, Wellum explains why this strain ultimately shows up in currency pressure, weaker growth, and rising demand for gold and silver as monetary insurance.
Jonathan breaks down:
- How excessive deficits undermine fiat currencies over time
- Why gold and silver benefit when confidence in money erodes
- Why volatility doesn’t invalidate the long-term precious metals thesis
- How disciplined investors should think about allocation in fragile macro environments
This is not about short-term predictions — it’s about understanding the structural forces driving markets beneath the headlines.
Video Length: 00:33:45
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