Brandon Green is a dynamic leader with extensive expertise in sales, business development, and commodities trading, specifically in the physical metals market. As the Director of Sales & Business Development at Neptune Global Holdings LLC, he plays a pivotal role in expanding the company's ...
moreBrandon Green is a dynamic leader with extensive expertise in sales, business development, and commodities trading, specifically in the physical metals market. As the Director of Sales & Business Development at Neptune Global Holdings LLC, he plays a pivotal role in expanding the company's footprint in the global physical metals trade. With a keen understanding of the intricacies of precious metals markets, Brandon excels in creating strategic partnerships, driving sales growth, and developing insightful market analysis and reports that guide both institutional and retail investors.
A dual citizen of Canada and the United Kingdom, Brandon leverages his international experience and global perspective to navigate complex markets, strengthen partnerships, and expand business opportunities in diverse regions. Under his leadership, Neptune Global has not only grown its physical metals business but also strengthened its partner programs and expanded its market presence through innovative offerings, including the Neptune-GBX Gold Plus Fund LP.
His ability to analyze market trends, combined with his expertise in article creation and reporting, ensures that clients receive actionable insights and value-driven strategies. With a career spanning over 20 years, Brandon has built a reputation for excellence, integrity, and a results-oriented approach.
When he's not driving sales or advising clients on metals markets, Brandon is passionate about mentoring upcoming talent and contributing to the broader financial community. He holds the CIM designation and Series 3 license, and is known for his strong communication and leadership skills.
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Stock And Bond Expert Makes Case For PMC Ounce And Gold – National Debt A Key Price Driver
Great quesiton Isaak.
The pace of Debt vs. GDP growth has accelerated significantly. We can look to COVID as part of the explanation but the US has been reluctant to tighten the belt (early decade geopolitical conflicts and the Great Recession, high spending from 2011-2020, and now an economy dependent on fiscal spending). Hard assets like Gold have a strong and consistent following when currency is effectively “diluted” by the Fed or fiscal policy. PMC adds to the mix industrial metals which only broadens the appeal in supply side actions (i.e. businesses increase prices due to higher cost inputs or maybe just to “keep pace”).