Are Hot Job Numbers and Bank Failures Signaling a Move to Gold?

by | Jan 7, 2024 | Bank Failures | 21 comments

Are Hot Job Numbers and Bank Failures Signaling a Move to Gold?




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Hot Job Numbers and Bank Failures – Run To Gold Soon?

The latest labor market data has been showing some promising signs for the economy. The job numbers are looking hot, with a surge in hiring across various sectors. This is great news for the millions of Americans looking for work and for those who are concerned about the health of the economy.

However, alongside this positive news, there have been troubling signs in the banking sector. Several banks have recently failed, raising concerns about the stability of the financial system. This has led many to question whether now is the time to be looking to alternative investments, such as gold.

The job numbers have been impressive, with the unemployment rate dropping to 5.4% and the economy adding over 900,000 jobs in the last month alone. This is a strong indicator that the economy is recovering from the impact of the pandemic and that businesses are feeling confident about the future.

On the other hand, the recent bank failures have caused some to question the security of their investments. The failures have led to fears of a wider banking crisis, which could have serious implications for the economy. This has led many to consider alternative investments that are seen as more secure, such as gold.

Gold has long been seen as a safe haven in times of economic uncertainty. Its value tends to increase when the economy is faltering, making it an attractive option for those looking to protect their wealth. With the recent job numbers showing signs of strength, some may question whether now is the right time to invest in gold.

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However, it is important to remember that the job numbers only tell part of the story. The economy is still recovering from the impact of the pandemic, and there are still many challenges ahead. The recent bank failures are a reminder that there are still risks to the financial system, and that it is important to have a diversified investment portfolio.

Ultimately, whether or not to run to gold in times of economic uncertainty is a personal decision that each investor must make for themselves. It is important to carefully consider the risks and benefits of different investment options and to seek professional advice if necessary.

The hot job numbers are certainly a positive sign for the economy, but the recent bank failures serve as a reminder that there are still risks ahead. As always, it is important to carefully consider the best options for protecting and growing your wealth in these uncertain times.

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21 Comments

  1. @PreppingWithSarge

    The House of Cards is teetering my friend…

  2. @basher2209

    Golly. Lior is on every channel every day. If I hear his name one more time I’m gonna throw my phone in a lake.

  3. @mevenstien

    As long as gold and silver prices are dictated by the market instead of "WE THE PEOPLE" and currency value is dictated by the Federal Reserve Bank which is not under the control of "WE THE PEOPLE" there will be no hope of ever having the financial freedom and security "WE THE PEOPLE" were supposed to have and was intended for
    this country to have by the founders of it. If you don't believe it read the original U.S. Constitution and Benjamin Franklin's memoirs .

  4. @carwebcolivecom

    the Federal Reserve should be legislated right out the EXIT or REVOLUTION $

  5. @carwebcolivecom

    more than 2/3rds was not FDIC Insured

  6. @carwebcolivecom

    sounds like you are tied to the high end interest rate capital lending in the USA Auto Loan Buy Here Pay Here & high interim Commercial Construction Loans not backed by a title… high risk with major banks beginning to POP OFF

  7. @skullstaxx

    Welcome back Britches. I only keep about $1000 in the bank

  8. @TheQuickSilver101

    "You can't grow wealth when your money's not working" That's so simple but so true. It's obvious that one bank failing is not 2009 all over again but there's a good bit of concern out there so it's good to have someone as respected as Lior say that. Thanks for this interview!

  9. @glenh4971

    I like listening to Lior Ganz. I am waiting for a nice dip to buy. You should too.

  10. @jasonandjulim4163

    So the takeaway is buy gold, buy silver, etcetra, etcetra…

  11. @douglasevans3776

    Do you have any affiliation with Liftt Capital? Your voice is very familiar!

  12. @AnxiousStacker

    I dig these interviews with Lior. He's definitely on point with his analysis. We're in for some interesting times ahead of us to say the least.

  13. @safestackin

    No go you guys is passing this guy around like $.50 ….

  14. @thomascrompton7775

    Another guy saying a recession might happen. As a financial advisor did he miss the recession as previously took place with 2 quarters negative growth or did he like mainstream media change his definition for it.

  15. @ponzo1967

    America is in for quite the overhaul. Peter Zeihan put out a book about a year ago called "The end of the world is just the beginning." addressing the deglobalization shift. We have a lot of U.S dollars coming back to this country and that is inflationary as well as the shortage in the labor market. On the other side of that the Fed can't go alot higher with rates without defaulting on their own debt. This has to come to head sooner than later. I could have listened to this guy another 30 minutes, he's on track with the situation.

  16. @allpro6124

    He's as wrong as I am

  17. @VulcanGunner

    “Run for your life from any man who tells you that money is evil. That sentence is the leper's bell of an approaching looter. So long as men live together on earth and need means to deal with one another–their only substitute, if they abandon money, is the muzzle of a gun.”

    Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn Rand

  18. @RealPerthMintStacker23

    Which capsules do you use for the 10oz RCM bar and the 1oz gold RCM bar? Nice interview by the way, great channel and content as always

  19. @sterlingcannabis

    Remove all of your cash from the banks, buy assets that work for you.

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