Weak Dollar, Strong Gold.

Since last week: We’ve seen what lengths the government is willing to go to avoid tackling the mounting debt head-on, but it looks like this could be just the beginning.

1. Treasury Meddling 

The Treasury Department has put its finger on the scale in the bond market, and the dollar weakened as a result. The market reacted positively initially, but the long-term implications may be different. This is the kind of market uncertainty that can drain accounts if you aren’t careful. Click here to learn how to avoid the worst of it.

2. Gold’s Response

With that weaker dollar, gold continued its rally. Given that the government could easily go further with this kind of policy, it’s not hard to imagine an environment where gold continues climbing and reaching for previous highs and beyond. Click here to learn more about which gold mining companies are best positioned to benefit from this shift.

3. $500 Million Grants

The Trump administration made another move to help establish an independent supply chain for critical minerals in the US. This time it was $500 million in grants to companies building projects related to lithium, cobalt, and other commodities needed for things like batteries and electronics. This likely isn’t the last time we’ll hear about a program like this and companies that can provide these metals will be big winners in the sector. Click here to learn more about one domestic supplier with a robust deposit of seven critical metals before the mainstream catches on.

4. Leveraging Metals for Profit

With the value of commodities like gold and silver going up, some of the best investment strategies involve leveraging that value in whatever way you can. Click here to learn more about how you can own metals in your investment portfolio as the market surges.

What to Look For

Watch for how the Treasury’s actions will affect markets going into September.

Keep your eyes open,

Ryan Stancil

Ryan Stancil
Editor, Bizarro World