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A Brief Overview
Vault Metal was initially established in 2009 by Wall Street, Global Finance, and Precious Metals veterans. We are a full-service precious metals firm specializing in physical gold and silver investments and precious metals IRA rollovers.
As a company, we bring distinct and balanced understanding of what it means to diversify, protect, and preserve wealth. We take pride in being an industry leader with decades of broad market experience and rare insights for facing increasingly complex financial and economic landscapes.
Although we cannot promise specific outcomes or risk-free results, we can and do promise to be transparent, bring the highest integrity into each relationship, and offer some of the lowest prices in the industry.
Vault Metal is committed to offering the industry's foremost strategies for retirement and wealth preservation. We built Vault Metal on the principals of transparency, virtue, and an unwavering commitment to treating people right and making them feel comfortable in their investment.
We look forward to earning your business and serving you for many years to come.
Kyle Geralds
Co-Founder
Chief Market Analyst
Nick Hines
Co-Founder President
Emma Johnson
Director of Operations
Michael Bush
Senior Director of
Customer Relations
U.S. Dollar Weakness (Dollar Debasement)
Although the U.S. dollar is presently one of the world’s most important reserve currencies, when the value of the dollar falls against other currencies, as it did between 1998 and 2008, this often emboldens discerning investors and savers to transition into the security of physical gold and silver, which drives prices higher. The price of gold nearly tripled between 1998 and 2008, reaching the $1,000-anounce milestone in early 2008 and doubling between 2008 and 2011, hitting the $1,920-an-ounce mark.
The decline in the U.S. dollar occurred for several reasons, which includes the country's large budget and trade deficits and an unprecedented increase in the money supply [debt creation]. Most concerning of these reasons is the pace at which further dollar debasement has accelerated over recent years, which will ultimately end in the death of the U.S.dollar as we know it today. The U.S. dollar and the U.S. is now facing an unsolvable mathematical problem.
