Chris Olson

policy objectives of whatever administration or regime happens to be in control at that time decides what's good for you.

It's scary.

How hard is it to store gold?

Gold is relatively easy to store because it is so small.

You can concentrate so much value in such a small piece that you could hide it in your bookshelf.

You can use security by obscurity.

You can stash it in different places.

You could hide it inside your wall.

A jar of peanut butter.

Yeah, jar of peanut butter.

You could get one of those little pop can, fake pop can safes that you put the soda can in your fridge and hide it in your refrigerator or bury it in your backyard.

Gold doesn't rust.

It doesn't tarnish, unlike silver.

So, you know, you could bury it.

So it's very easy to store gold on your own.

It's when you have a lot that it becomes more of a security risk.

Yes.

Then you need to get a little more strategic.

Well, the risks of buying gold primarily are gold is volatile like any other asset just because of the economic system that we're in.

And so prices are going to swing.