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Gold: $ 1311.00 Silver: $ 15.44 Palladium: $ 1566.00

Dateline: Del Mar, CA: Friday, March 22, 2019

Why Central Banks Buy and Hoard Gold:

The question has long ago been asked: “Why in the world are central banks from virtually every nation in the world buying larger and larger quantities of gold bullion and silver bullion and hoarding these for safe keeping?”

Why? What’s behind the sleight-of-hand, behind the scenes massive accumulation by the central banks?

Why? What’s the motivating cause that pushes and pushes central banks to buy up every small particle of gold and silver bullion that they can find and that the miners can produce?

Some reasons why central bankers are buying and store housing large quantities of gold and silver are:

Brexit: the British citizens’ determination to once again reclaim their sovereignty and to declare their nation as a stand-alone economy
Petrodollar Flight: the number of nations completely exiting the usage and dependence upon dollars to purchase their nation’s petrol demands has increased significantly over the last couple of years.

Petrol and Natural Resource Purchases in Competing Currencies: multiple nations now trade natural resources and compute their export and import levies in and through their own national currency.

National Economies Determination to Rid Dollar Dependence: as nations work to establish their currency as equivalency to the US Dollar, their own dependence and even inclination to use dollars as ‘reserve status’ moves towards zero.

Sanctions: the US Government has foisted and imposed harsh and restrictive and even punitive sanctions upon multiple nation-states. This boxing out of a nation from access to US Dollars and US based goods and services causes those nation-states to build up and fortify their own currency valuations.

Global Market Instabilities: volatility and even destabilization are happening seemingly at light-speed now. Few economies seem capable of managing the short-term bumps and financial turbulent that their economies face and stare down. And long-term economic certainties seem nonexistent.

Trade Wars: the US seems hell-bent on placing tariffs and import-levies and expanded fee structures on all types of goods and services. Other countries are now matching suit. The result is stagflation at the very least, if not complete cessation of large swaths of heretofore brisk international trade pacts.

Cyber wars: the world is ‘at risk’. Intellectual property (IP) ‘trade secrets’ are being hacked and decoded. Companies that once dominated markets now find themselves competing against their own product sets—only seeing their hackers and intelligence thieves marketing their own offerings at far reduced fares and prices.

Real Wars: no doubt. Wars and border skirmishes and local and global conflicts absorb nations now. So many resources now are spent by almost every, single nation-state on armaments and defense budgets and advanced weaponry.

In future sessions, FNB will break each of these disruptors, and be clear, these are disruptive forces listed above, and this list is far from exhaustive, into clear and factual detail.

The message is clear: Central Banks around the globe and almost without any exception are buying massive amounts of gold and silver bullion. The reasons outlined here are but a few of the causative factors nudging the central banks towards certainty and safety.

FNB strongly suggests that you: Go and Do Likewise!

FNB posits and strongly asserts that capitalism and the capacity to own, manage and profit from the collective of private properties and/or business initiatives is a driving force that America and its leaders simply must protect.

FNB remains diligent and unwavering in the call for common, average American people to seek out the Safe Havens of Gold and Silver coins, and Gold and Silver bullion.

Jon Cavuoto,

Founder and Owner,

First Nation Bullion

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