Why Now Could Be the Perfect Time to Buy Silver

Brandon Sauerwein, Editor

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Moody’s Historic Downgrade: What It Really Means

For the first time in modern history, America’s credit rating is under assault from all three major agencies.

Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard sit down to discuss the downgrade — and what it signals about America’s deepening debt spiral, unsustainable fiscal policies, and the dollar’s fading power on the global stage.

Mike doesn’t hold back:

“We’re borrowing to go deeper into debt just to pay greater interest… and there’s no way out.”

Whether you’re protecting retirement savings or positioning for the greatest wealth transfer in history, this video contains critical insights you won’t find in mainstream financial media. 

Gold on the Move: What’s Really Happening at the Comex

Something strange is happening on Wall Street. The Comex is seeing an unusual spike in physical gold deliveries. Not just paper contracts or speculative bets — this is real gold, moving into strong hands.

Why now? What could be driving this shift?

In his latest analysis, the MacroButler digs into the heart of the mystery: 

• Why over 64,000 Comex gold contracts were delivered in April alone — roughly $21 billion worth of physical gold.
• What a “registered bar” really means, and why key players are quietly taking delivery.
• Why smart investors aren’t waiting to see how this plays out — and what it means for the future of gold. 

He believes these deliveries could be an early signal of a major gold market shift. 

What Else is in the News?

🌟 Gold Holding Strong, Silver Gaining Ground
Gold remains resilient, trading above $3,300 per ounce (up 26% year-to-date) amid heightened global uncertainty driving demand. Silver has climbed to $33.33 per ounce (up 15% YTD), propelled by a combination of industrial growth and rising investor interest in physical silver and ETFs.

📈 Swiss Gold Imports from U.S. Surge to 12-Year High
In April, Swiss gold imports from the U.S. soared to 63 metric tons — the highest level since 2012 — following the exclusion of precious metals from U.S. import tariffs. While Switzerland’s total gold exports dropped 31% month-on-month, shipments to India and China ticked up slightly. Some gold was also re-exported to the UK, hinting at a reshuffling of global bullion flows. These shifts suggest a significant reorganization in global gold trade, influenced by evolving tariffs and market dynamics.

🏠 Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” Passes House
The House narrowly approved what President Trump calls his “big, beautiful bill,” blending sweeping tax cuts, tighter welfare requirements, and trillions in new federal spending. The 215-214 vote included a $4 trillion debt ceiling hike, looser SALT deduction rules, and stricter Medicaid work mandates. Every Democrat opposed it, joined by a handful of Republicans. The bill now heads to the Senate.

🛍️ Retail in Flux: Inflation and Tariffs Pressure Consumer Spending
Inflation, tariffs, and recession fears are reshaping American retail. Target and Walmart are raising prices or experiencing slower sales, while Home Depot and Lowe’s adapt by revising sourcing strategies. Meanwhile, discount chains are thriving as price-conscious shoppers hunt for deals. With consumer sentiment hovering near historic lows, the retail sector could be in for a difficult year.

🏦 Fed’s Williams Calls for Swift Action on Inflation
New York Federal Reserve President John Williams stressed that central banks must act decisively when inflation strays from target levels to prevent lasting consequences like entrenched inflation. Speaking in Tokyo with BOJ Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino, Williams underscored the need to anchor both long- and short-term inflation expectations, especially amid uncertainties from global trade tensions and supply-side shocks.

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