Good Morning. Today is November 4, 2023.

This is Bullion Baron, the weekly precious metals newsletter that loves you for you.

Here’s what we got for you today:

1. WWIII - On the Edge

2. Bank Struggles Continue

3. 1980s Style Recession

The Baron's Investment Forecast

Link to forecast methodology.

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WWIII

War drums are beating. Countries are leaning into WW II messaging.

Meanwhile, the US is building a new nuclear bomb. That story is here. 

Smart investors continue to prepare for the worst, buying alternative commodities like precious metals.

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Banks Face Stability Risks

The feds report highlights the stability risks banks are facing. That report is here.

Inflation and commercial real estate remain top concerns. That article is here. 

BB’s motto: Strategic holdings in gold make sense. Especially when kept safe in a vault.

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A Recession is looming

One prediction clearly states that a 1980s style recession is coming on the heels of 8% interest rates. That story is here. 

At the same time, many predict that rates will remain the same amid mixed economic indicators. That opinion is here.

Savvy readers already have a firm opinion on this topic and are keeping powder dry.

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Do you remember when?

Here's a little 1950's nostalgia:

“Dollar for dollar you can’t beat Pontiac”

-Pontiac

On this day in history:

1943: Advance of the US 5th Army continues.

1956: Following weeks of protest in Hungary, Soviet tanks and troops ruthlessly crush protesters.

1980: Ronald Reagan Elected.

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DISCLAIMER: None of this is financial advice. This newsletter is strictly educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any assets or to make any financial decisions. Please be careful and do your own research.