Alasdair Macleod highlights the fragility of the global financial system, emphasising how unchecked money printing and deficit spending are eroding the trust underpinning fiat currencies. He states, “The only thing you can do is protect yourself by getting out of credit and into real money, which is gold.” Macleod underscores gold’s historic reliability as a store of value, contrasting it with fiat currencies that are increasingly losing purchasing power.
He also warns about the growing risks of systemic collapse as rising interest rates expose the vulnerabilities of heavily indebted governments and institutions. Geopolitical pressures and economic instability add to the precarious situation, making it critical to reassess wealth preservation strategies. For Macleod, gold remains a cornerstone of financial security amidst these mounting uncertainties.
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