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GCA Forums News For Saturday, May 2, 2026: Weekend Edition
GCA Forums Weekend News Report: Mortgage Rates, Housing Pain, Inflation Shock, Gold Surge, Wall Street Bubble, and Political Firestorms for May 2, 2026
GCA Forums Weekend News covers mortgage rates, housing affordability, inflation, gold, stocks, foreclosures, politics, and America’s money crisis.
GCA Forums Weekend News For May 2, 2026: Mortgage Rates-Housing-Inflation
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GCA Forums Weekend News Report: Mortgage Rates, Housing Pain, Inflation Shock, Gold Surge, Wall Street Bubble, and Political Firestorms for May 2, 2026
America woke up this weekend to expensive groceries, stubborn mortgage rates, record stock indexes, rising foreclosure filings, and a housing market still locked out of reach for working families.
The Weekend Lead: America Is Expensive, Mortgages Are Tight, And Homebuyers Are Tired
America enters the weekend of Saturday, May 2, 2026, with a brutal message for working families: housing is still expensive, mortgage rates are still elevated, inflation is heating up again, gold and silver remain on fire, and Wall Street is partying while many households are struggling to pay basic bills.
This is exactly why GCA Forums News, powered by Gustan Cho Associates, needs to be more than another boring mortgage blog. It needs to become the weekend news desk for real people: homebuyers, homeowners, renters, real estate agents, mortgage loan originators, investors, veterans, self-employed borrowers, and families who feel like the economy is moving against them.
Mortgage rates are not crashing. Home prices are not becoming affordable fast enough. Foreclosures are rising from pandemic-era lows.
Consumer confidence is weak. Inflation is back in the headlines. The stock market is still flashing record numbers, but the average American is asking a much simpler question:
Can I still afford a house, food, gas, insurance, taxes, and a normal life?
That is the story this weekend.
Mortgage Rates Today: The 6% Wall Is Still Blocking Homebuyers
30-Year Mortgage Rates Are Still Hovering Near The Pain Zone
The national mortgage market is still stuck near 6%. Freddie Mac reported that the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.30% as of April 30, 2026, up from 6.23% the week before.
For a first-time homebuyer, a higher mortgage rate can mean a lower approval amount, a higher monthly payment, more debt-to-income ratio pressure, and fewer homes that fit the budget.
The 15-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 5.64%, also higher than the prior week. That is not a mortgage rate crash. That is not a buyer-friendly breakout. That is a rate environment where every quarter-point matters.
Why Mortgage Rates Are Not Falling Fast Enough
Mortgage rates are being pulled by the same forces crushing affordability: inflation, Treasury yields, Federal Reserve policy, oil prices, global risk, and investor demand for mortgage-backed securities.
The Federal Reserve held its benchmark rate steady at 3.50% to 3.75% on April 29, 2026, in a divided decision, with inflation concerns still front and center.
That matters because mortgage rates do not move directly with the Fed funds rate, but the Fed’s inflation fight affects bond markets, Treasury yields, mortgage-backed securities, and lender pricing.
GCA Forums Mortgage Angle: Rate Alone Is Not The Whole Story
Many borrowers are obsessed with interest rates, but the full mortgage approval picture also includes credit scores, debt-to-income ratios, down payment, reserves, employment history, loan type, property type, and lender overlays.
This is where Gustan Cho Associates can stand out.
Many borrowers are not denied because FHA, VA, USDA, conventional, or non-QM guidelines automatically reject them. They are often denied because lenders add stricter in-house rules, called lender overlays.
Gustan Cho Associates has built its national reputation around helping borrowers who were turned down elsewhere, especially borrowers with credit challenges, high debt-to-income ratios, recent late payments, bankruptcy, foreclosure, self-employment income, VA loan issues, FHA manual underwriting needs, and non-QM scenarios.
Housing Market Weekend Watch: Buyers Are Moving, But Affordability Is Still Broken
Pending Home Sales Improved, But The Market Is Still Sluggish
The National Association of REALTORS reported that pending home sales increased 1.5% in March 2026 from the prior month, but were still down 1.1% year over year.
That is the perfect snapshot of today’s housing market.
There is buyer interest. There are still people trying to purchase homes. But affordability, mortgage rates, low inventory in many markets, insurance costs, taxes, and household debt are keeping the real estate market from breaking wide open.
Homebuyers Are Not Dead — They Are Exhausted
This market is not dead. It is tired.
Buyers are tired of losing homes. Sellers are tired of waiting. Realtors are tired of low transaction volume. Mortgage loan officers are tired of rate shoppers who cannot qualify. Families are tired of watching the American dream feel more expensive every month.
That Is Why GCA Forums News Should Use Stronger Consumer-Centered Headlines Such As:
- “The Housing Market Is Not Crashing — It Is Squeezing The Middle Class.”
- “Homebuyers Are Still Shopping, But Affordability Is Crushing Their Confidence.”
- “Mortgage Rates Near 6.30% Keep Spring Homebuying Under Pressure.”
Foreclosure Alert: The Pressure Is Building Behind The Front Door
Foreclosure Filings Jumped In The First Quarter Of 2026
ATTOM reported that 118,727 U.S. properties had foreclosure filings in Q1 2026, up 6% from the prior quarter and up 26% from a year earlier. Foreclosure starts rose 20% year over year, while bank repossessions climbed 45%.
This does not mean America is back in a 2008-style foreclosure crash. But it does mean financial pressure is building for some homeowners.
Why Homeowners Are Feeling The Squeeze
The biggest pressure points are not just mortgage payments. They include property taxes, homeowners’ insurance, HOA dues, credit card debt, car payments, student loan payments, medical bills, and the high cost of everyday living.
Many homeowners who bought during higher-rate years have fewer refinance options. If home values soften in certain markets, some owners may not have enough equity to refinance, sell comfortably, or consolidate debt.
GCA Forums Mortgage Angle: Distressed Does Not Always Mean Done
A homeowner behind on payments may still have options. Depending on the situation, those options may include loan modification, repayment plan, forbearance review, sale before foreclosure, cash-out refinance if equity exists, non-QM refinance, reverse mortgage for eligible seniors, or housing counseling.
GCA Forums should not scare readers just to get clicks. The better strategy is to grab attention, explain the risk, and guide people toward action before it is too late.
Inflation Is Back In The Headlines: The Cost Of Living Is Still The Real Monster
Inflation Is The Silent Mortgage Killer: Why Buyers Can Qualify And Still Feel Broke.
PCE Inflation Hit 3.5% In March 2026
The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge, the Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index, rose 3.5% year over year in March 2026, up from 2.8% in February.
The BEA also reported that personal income rose 0.6%, disposable personal income rose 0.6%, and personal consumption expenditures rose 0.9% in March.
That means consumers are still spending, but inflation is eating into the household budget.
Why Inflation Matters To Mortgage Borrowers
Inflation affects mortgage borrowers in several ways. It can keep mortgage rates elevated. It can reduce buying power. It can increase insurance premiums, taxes, utility bills, food prices, gas prices, and construction costs. It can also make debt-to-income ratios harder to manage.
A borrower may qualify on paper, but the real question is whether the payment is comfortable after groceries, fuel, childcare, health insurance, credit cards, car payments, and emergency savings.
Jobs And Unemployment: The Labor Market Looks Stable, But Workers Still Feel Shaky
Unemployment Was 4.3% In March 2026
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 178,000 in March 2026, while the unemployment rate was 4.3%.
On the surface, that looks stable. But workers are still worried because prices are high, layoffs are uneven by industry, federal government employment has declined, and many households are using debt to keep up.
The Mortgage Angle: Income Stability Matters More Than Headlines
For mortgage approval, lenders do not just look at the national unemployment rate. They look at the borrower’s actual job history, income stability, overtime, bonus income, commission income, self-employment income, gaps in employment, and likelihood of continuance.
That is why borrowers should get fully reviewed before shopping for homes. A pre-approval letter is only as strong as the income calculation behind it.
Consumer Confidence Is Ugly: Americans Feel Worse Than Wall Street Looks
Consumer Sentiment Fell To 49.8 In April 2026
The University of Michigan’s final April 2026 consumer sentiment index was 49.8, down from 53.3 in March.
This is a major warning sign for the real economy. The stock market may be hitting records, but consumer sentiment shows many Americans are worried about the future.
Why This Matters To Housing
Housing is emotional. People buy homes when they feel stable, confident, and secure. When consumers feel squeezed, they delay buying, rent longer, move in with family, postpone upgrades, or wait for rates to fall.
That can hurt real estate agents, mortgage companies, title companies, appraisers, inspectors, builders, furniture stores, moving companies, and local economies.
Stock Market Weekend Report: Records On Wall Street, Stress On Main Street S &P 500 And Nasdaq Hit Records While The Dow Slipped
On Friday, May 1, 2026, the S&P 500 rose 0.3% to 7,230.12, and the Nasdaq rose 0.9% to 25,114.44, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.3% to 49,499.27.
The market is supported by technology stocks, strong earnings, and investor optimism. But there is a major disconnect between Wall Street records and the average household’s financial stress.
GCA Forums Market Angle: Is The Dow Inflated? A Strong Opinion Section Can Say:
- Many Americans believe the stock market feels inflated because record index levels do not match the financial condition of average households.
- However, GCA Forums News should separate opinion from data.
- The data shows major indexes remain elevated, while consumer sentiment is weak, inflation is above the Fed’s target, mortgage rates remain high, and housing affordability remains strained.
Gold And Silver Weekend Watch: Precious Metals Stay Hot As Trust In Paper Assets Gets Tested. Gold And Silver Remain Major 2026 Stories
- Gold and silver continue to attract attention as investors watch inflation, the U.S. dollar, global conflict, central bank policy, and stock market risk.
- Trading Economics showed gold at roughly $4,612.50 per ounce on May 1, 2026, down slightly on the day but still sharply higher year over year.
- Fortune reported May 1 precious metals prices around $4,592 for gold and $74 for silver per ounce earlier that day. (Fortune)
“Gold Is Flashing A Warning: Investors Are Buying Fear, Inflation, And Uncertainty. ”Why Precious Metals Matter To GCA Forums Readers
- Gold and silver are not mortgage products, but they are part of the bigger household wealth story.
- When people lose trust in paper money, inflation data, government spending, or stock valuations, precious metals get attention.
- For real estate investors, retirees, savers, and business owners, precious metals are often viewed as a hedge.
- But they also come with volatility, dealer spreads, storage issues, taxes, and timing risk.
The Political Desk: Trump Assassination Attempt, FBI Director Kash Patel, Pam Bondi, And Erika Kirk
Political violence is becoming a major national concern, and uncertainty can affect consumer confidence, markets, mortgage rates, and the country’s financial mood.
Important Editorial Note For GCA Forums News
Report what happened. Identify allegations as allegations. Avoid personal insults. Focus on why the story matters to the public.
Political stories can drive viral traffic, but they also carry legal and reputational risk. GCA Forums News should avoid calling anyone “disgraced,” “fraudulent,” “criminal,” or “unlikeable” as a factual statement unless there is a verified conviction, official finding, or reliable source supporting that exact claim.
Latest On The Trump Assassination Attempt Story
Recent reporting says a shooting incident at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner led to federal charges involving an alleged attempted assassination targeting President Trump. Reports identify the accused as Cole Tomas Allen and describe injuries to a Secret Service agent.
Latest On FBI Director Kash Patel
Reuters reported that FBI Director Kash Patel sued The Atlantic, claiming false reporting about alleged drinking and absences. Patel is seeking $250 million in damages and denies the allegations.
Reuters also previously reported that Iran-linked hackers claimed to have gained access to Patel’s personal email, and the FBI said it had taken steps to mitigate risks while stating that the data was historical and did not involve government information.
Latest On Pam Bondi
“Pam Bondi Back In The Political Spotlight: What We Know, What Is Alleged, And What Has Not Been Proven.”
I did not find a reliable, current source supporting the phrase “disgraced former AG Pam Bondi” as a factual news description. GCA Forums should not publish that wording unless your staff has a verified source and legal review.
Latest On Erika Kirk
“Erika Kirk Becomes A Political Lightning Rod After WHCD Chaos And Conservative Media Backlash.”
Recent reports say Erika Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kirk, has been involved in heated public controversy after the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting and online criticism from political/media figures. Some outlets reported that Turning Point USA responded sharply to criticism aimed at her, while other commentators criticized her leadership role.
Mortgage Lending Market: The Industry Is Still Under Pressure
“The Mortgage Market Is Depressed, But Borrowers Are Not Out Of Options.”
Housing Affordability Crisis: Why Buyers Feel Trapped In 2026Housing Affordability Crisis: Factors Contributing to Buyer Constraints in 2026
The housing affordability crisis now extends beyond elevated home prices to encompass the total monthly payment. In 2026, homebuyers contend not only with high listing prices but also with increased mortgage rates, property taxes, homeowners’ insurance premiums, homeowners association dues, and a range of other financial obligations, including credit card debt, car payments, student loans, childcare, groceries, fuel, and essential living expenses.
Consequently, many buyers perceive themselves as financially constrained.
Many prospective buyers earn stable incomes, demonstrate strong work ethics, and may have accumulated savings. However, when lenders calculate the comprehensive mortgage payment—including taxes, insurance, and additional debts—the resulting figures are often more restrictive than anticipated. While a buyer may feel emotionally prepared for the purchase price, the monthly payment may not align with underwriting criteria or the household budget.
The Central Challenge: Monthly Payment Burden
Traditionally, homebuyers would identify a property, review its price, and determine affordability based primarily on the listing amount.
This approach is no longer sufficient. Contemporary buyers must evaluate the total housing payment, commonly referred to as PITI (principal, interest, taxes, and insurance). Additionally, many must account for mortgage insurance, homeowners’ association dues, flood insurance, special assessments, and increased utility expenses.
A property that appeared affordable three years prior may now seem unattainable due to changes in mortgage rates, insurance premiums, property taxes, and overall household debt, all of which have significantly altered the total payment.
For this reason, GCA Forums News should consistently remind readers:
While the sales price attracts initial attention, the monthly payment ultimately determines loan approval.
Mortgage Rates Are Still Controlling Buyer Power
Mortgage rates remain a primary factor limiting buyer access. As rates rise, the cost of buying a home increases, even if the listing price remains unchanged.
Elevated mortgage rates diminish purchasing power, increase monthly payments, raise debt-to-income ratios, and often compel buyers to consider less expensive properties.
These effects are particularly pronounced for first-time homebuyers, FHA and VA borrowers, and households with limited savings.
Many buyers are not withdrawing from the market due to a lack of desire for homeownership, but rather because the financial calculations have become untenable.
This succinctly encapsulates the essence of the affordability crisis.
Home Prices Remain Elevated Relative to Working Family Incomes
In numerous regions, home prices continue to exceed local wage levels. While some sellers are lowering prices, many maintain firm asking prices due to favorable mortgage rates on their current properties and a reluctance to sell unless their desired price is met.
This dynamic contributes to market stagnation.
Buyers seek reduced prices, while sellers are reluctant to forfeit accumulated equity. Homeowners with low mortgage rates are disinclined to relocate and assume higher payments.
Although inventory has improved in select markets, it remains limited in others. Consequently, the housing market is characterized by widespread hesitation among participants.
For buyers, this prolonged uncertainty can be particularly discouraging.
Insurance and Tax Increases as Barriers to Homeownership
A significant, often overlooked affordability challenge in 2026 is the escalating cost of property taxes and homeowners’ insurance, rather than mortgage rates alone.
In many states, homeowners’ insurance premiums have increased due to weather-related risks, higher rebuilding costs, inflation, litigation, and insurer losses.
Property taxes may also rise due to higher home values or local government reassessments. This is significant because lenders include taxes and insurance in the borrower’s housing payment calculation. A buyer may qualify based on principal and interest alone, but may not meet requirements once taxes, insurance, homeowners association dues, or mortgage insurance are factored in.
Therefore, buyers are advised to reconsider the question, “What home is the maximum sustainable monthly payment after accounting for taxes, insurance, debt obligations, and essential living expenses?, insurance, debt, and living expenses?
Debt-to-Income Ratios as Constraints on Mortgage Approvals
Mortgage approval depends not only on income but also on the borrower’s monthly debt obligations. Credit cards, car loans, student loans, personal loans, child support, installment debt, and other recurring payments can significantly reduce borrowing capacity.
This is where the affordability crisis hits hard. Many Americans are using credit cards to manage higher living costs. Auto payments are high. Student loan payments are back in many household budgets. Childcare is expensive. Groceries and utilities are taking a larger share of income.
When these debts are combined with the mortgage payment, the resulting debt-to-income ratio may exceed the threshold for loan approval.
At Gustan Cho Associates, many clients seek assistance after being denied by other lenders due to debt-to-income ratio constraints, lender overlays, or discrepancies in income calculations. In numerous instances, borrowers retain viable options if the loan is structured appropriately and the lender adheres to agency guidelines without imposing additional overlays.
First-Time Homebuyers Experience Heightened Financial Pressure
First-time homebuyers face multiple challenges. They frequently lack equity from previous home sales, possess limited savings, and may carry student loans, auto loans, or credit card balances. Additionally, they compete with investors, cash buyers, move-up buyers, and sellers who may be unwilling to negotiate.
Even when first-time buyers qualify, they may feel forced to choose between a smaller home, a longer commute, an older property, or a different.
Accordingly, the affordability crisis constitutes not only a financial challenge but also an emotional one.isIt influences major life decisions, including marriage, family planning, job relocation, wealth accumulation, retirement, and proximity to family.retire, or stay close to family.
Renters Also Face Significant Constraints
Many renters aspire to homeownership but are constrained by high rental costs, elevated home prices, and the difficulty of saving for a down payment while managing daily expenses. While renting may appear more affordable in the short term, it does not contribute to equity accumulation. Conversely, purchasing a home can facilitate long-term wealth building, though the initial costs and monthly payments may seem prohibitive.
Prospective buyers need not meet every ideal criterion to begin the mortgage process; rather, a clear and actionable plan is essential.
This plan may involve reviewing credit, reducing debt, documenting income, saving for closing costs, exploring FHA or VA loan options, seeking down payment assistance, or considering non-qualified mortgage (non-QM) alternatives for those who do not meet traditional mortgage requirements.
Mortgage Denial Does Not Necessarily End the Homebuying Process.
A critical message that GCA Forums News should consistently convey is the following:
- A mortgage denial from one lender does not necessarily preclude qualification with another lender.
- Many lenders have overlays.
- Some require higher credit scores than FHA or VA guidelines require.
- Some cap debt-to-income ratios are lower than those of agency automated underwriting.
- Some do not offer manual underwriting.
- Some avoid borrowers with recent late payments, bankruptcy, foreclosure, or complex self-employment income.
Gustan Cho Associates is recognized for assisting borrowers who have been unable to qualify with other lenders. This message is particularly relevant to the ongoing housing affordability crisis, as many buyers who feel constrained may simply require a lender experienced with complex financial profiles.
GCA Forums: Key Daily Insights on Affordability
The housing affordability crisis in 2026 encompasses more than high home prices; it also involves payment shock, rising mortgage rates, insurance premiums, property taxes, household debt, inflation, and restrictive lending.
Buyers experience financial constraints as they attempt to qualify in a market where marginal differences in income and expenses are critical. However, feeling ‘trapped’ does not equate to a permanent lack of options or ‘stuck forever’.
Before discontinuing their search, buyers should thoroughly review all mortgage options, assess their debt-to-income ratio, compare available loan programs, determine whether lender overlays contributed to any denial, and collaborate with a mortgage team experienced in structuring complex loans.
For many families, the aspiration of homeownership remains attainable.
It just needs a better plan.
High Rates Are Still Hurting Loan Volume
The mortgage lending market remains difficult because higher rates reduce refinance activity, affordability problems reduce purchase power, and many borrowers no longer fit clean agency guidelines.
FHA, VA, USDA, Conventional, And Non-QM Borrowers Need Better Guidance
Many borrowers think they are denied because they are not eligible for a mortgage. In reality, they may have been denied because they went to the wrong lender, had lender overlays, had their income not calculated correctly, or needed a different loan program.
Gustan Cho Associates can use GCA Forums News to educate borrowers on:
- FHA loans with lower credit scores, VA loans with no official VA minimum credit score, USDA loans for eligible rural and suburban areas, conventional loans with AUS approval, manual underwriting, non-QM loans, bank statement loans, DSCR loans, asset depletion loans, and mortgage options after bankruptcy or foreclosure.
Home Prices And Affordability: The American Dream Is Still Under Attack The Real Problem Is Payment Shock
Many homebuyers no longer shop by price. They shop by monthly payment.
The monthly payment includes principal, interest, property taxes, homeowners’ insurance, mortgage insurance, HOA dues, and sometimes flood insurance. Even if the home price looks reasonable, the full payment may be unaffordable.
Why Affordability News Should Be A Daily GCA Forums Feature
GCA Forums News should cover affordability every day because it affects almost every reader.
Renters want to know if they should buy. Homeowners want to know if they should sell. Investors want to know if cash flow still works. Realtors want to know where buyers are. Mortgage loan officers want to know which loan products still make sense.
GCA Forums News Housing Affordability Shock Report GCA Forums News Feature For Saturday, May 2, 2026
Are you seeing lower home prices in your market, or are sellers still refusing to budge? Are mortgage payments, insurance, taxes, and groceries making homeownership feel impossible? Join the conversation on GCA Forums and tell us what is happening in your state.
Final Thoughts: GCA Forums Weekend Takeaway For Saturday, May 2, 2026
- The weekend story is simple: America is still financially stressed.
- Mortgage rates are near 6.30%.
- Homebuyers are squeezed.
- Foreclosures are rising from low levels.
- Inflation is back in the headlines.
- Consumer sentiment is weak.
- Gold and silver remain hot.
- Wall Street is hitting records while many households are counting every dollar.
FAQs For GCA Forums Weekend News
What Are Mortgage Rates Today For May 2, 2026?
- Mortgage rates remain elevated. Freddie Mac reported that the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.30% as of April 30, 2026, while the 15-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 5.64%. Mortgage rates can change daily based on bond markets, inflation, lender pricing, credit profile, loan program, and discount points. (Freddie Mac)
Why Are Mortgage Rates Still High In 2026?
- Mortgage rates are still high because inflation remains above the Federal Reserve’s target, Treasury yields are volatile, energy prices are affecting inflation expectations, and the Federal Reserve has not aggressively cut rates. Mortgage lenders price loans based on market risk, borrower risk, and investor demand for mortgage-backed securities.
Is The Housing Market Crashing In 2026?
- The national housing market is not showing a full crash, but it is under pressure. Pending home sales rose 1.5% in March 2026 from the prior month but were still down 1.1% year over year, indicating that buyer demand remains strong but affordability remains weak.
Are Foreclosures Increasing In 2026?
- Yes. ATTOM reported 118,727 U.S. properties with foreclosure filings in the first quarter of 2026, up 26% from a year earlier. However, rising foreclosures do not automatically mean another 2008-style housing crash. The increase shows that financial pressure is building for some homeowners.
Why Are Gold And Silver Prices So Important Right Now?
- Gold and silver are important because investors often watch precious metals during periods of inflation, market volatility, geopolitical risk, and concern about paper assets. Gold remained above $4,600 per ounce around May 1, 2026, according to market-tracking sources.
Can Borrowers Still Qualify For A Mortgage With Bad Credit Or High Debt?
- Yes, some borrowers can still qualify even with bad credit, high debt-to-income ratios, recent late payments, bankruptcy, foreclosure, or self-employment income. Approval depends on the loan program, automated underwriting findings, compensating factors, down payment, reserves, and whether the lender has overlays. Gustan Cho Associates specializes in helping borrowers who may not qualify with other lenders.
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Current price of gold: May 1, 2026 | Fortune
Trends in gold prices could indicate whether the asset can protect against inflation. Here’s a look at how the precious metal is doing today.
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Many hard-working people are putting their hard-earned money away in the bank. Consumers do not trust the banks and the dollar. The dollar is losing its value as time pass. One dollar today will be worth half its value in the next few years and keep deteriorating to become worthless. The dollar is not backed by anything. The globalists such as the Rothschilds, Rockefellers, Bushes, and Democrats control the Feds and print money whenever they need. So what is the average hard-working American should do to protect their assets? Buy Gold and Silver. Silver in the low $20 per ounce is a screaming buy. Do not buy paper silver. Buy the actual silver bars. The Globalists are shorting the living shit out of silver because of fear. You will not go wrong. Get all of your money in silver or Gold. Silver will go to over $1,000 per ounce. We will keep this thread ongoing.
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Keep all your pennies folks. Copper prices is skyrocketing as is prices for Gold and Silver. Copper is going to be the next winner. I will be covering more on investing in precious metals in the coming days, weeks, and months. Silver price is at $31.77 per ounce and is forecasted to skyrocket in the coming weeks. A pound of Copper is $23.00 per pound. Here is a calculator for Copper. 16 ounces of Copper is one pound.
http://coinapps.com/copper/gram/calculator/
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Calculate the price of copper measured in grams or kilograms; denominated in U.S. Dollars, Canadian Dollars, Euros, Pounds or in one of several other currencies.
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I am seriously thinking investing a substantial portion of my liquid assets to precious metals. What would you recommend between Gold and Silver to invest?
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