Rob Kirby arranges gold sales between buyers and sellers by the ton.
Kirby says the biggest concern for his customers is the U.S. dollar.
Kirby says, “The dollar is going to be kicked off its perch. That is a
guarantee. It’s only a matter of time . . . The universal message is
people are trying to get, for the most part, as much of their assets
into physical precious metals as they can. Precious metal is getting
increasingly hard to buy.”
Has Kirby seen demand for precious metals higher than right now? Kirby says, “No, I haven’t. I also have never seen this much interest to procure or own physical precious metal. Up until 2010, central banks were net sellers of gold, and since 2010, they have been net buyers of physical precious metal, and they never bought more than last year, except this year will be bigger than last year.
Join Greg Hunter as he goes One-on-One with macroeconomic analyst Rob Kirby of KirbyAnalytics.com.
Has Kirby seen demand for precious metals higher than right now? Kirby says, “No, I haven’t. I also have never seen this much interest to procure or own physical precious metal. Up until 2010, central banks were net sellers of gold, and since 2010, they have been net buyers of physical precious metal, and they never bought more than last year, except this year will be bigger than last year.
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