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February 04, 2026

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We have now entered a period of unprecedented momentum.

For the first time in decades, the conversation for retirement savers seems to be shifting. It’s no longer just about "holding the line"—it’s about the potential growth these physical assets could bring to a diversified portfolio.

If you are planning for retirement, you cannot afford to ignore these facts. The window to position yourself for this potential growth may be narrowing as more people realize that the "old rules" of the economy no longer apply.

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