Скачать или смотреть Andrew Sleigh on Precious Metals, Digital Currencies & the Global Reset

Join Paul Preston as he interviews Andrew Sleigh from Sprott Money to dive deep into the escalating global financial crisis and the critical role of precious metals in safeguarding your wealth. In this must-listen podcast, they cover:
1. The rapid decline of the U.S. dollar and its direct impact on your purchasing power
2. Why gold and silver remain essential hedges against inflation, economic instability, and market volatility
3. The rising global demand for physical gold and silver, especially from major economies like China and Russia
4. How central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) could reshape the global financial landscape and disrupt traditional banking systems
5. The potential timeline for the "global financial reset" and actionable steps to take now to protect your assets before it’s too late
Watch now to discover how to strengthen your financial position in these uncertain times.

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