Gold, Wealth, and the Great Deception

Scripture stands in stark contrast to Wall Street when it comes to the role of gold in creating and preserving wealth. As Ezekiel 28:4 reminds us, true riches are tied to wisdom and tangible assets, not speculative paper wealth. Yet, Bank of America's 2024 study reveals that less than 2% of U.S. financial advisors hold meaningful gold allocations for their clients. Meanwhile, central banks—the true architects of global finance—have been record buyers of gold, signaling a divergence between what is preached to the public and what is practiced by those in power.

This divergence is no accident. Just as the media misled Americans on masking, the causes of death during the pandemic, and the necessity of experimental shots, we must question whether today's glorification of AI stocks and crypto is another coordinated deception. Could it be that the relentless hype is designed to distract the masses while central banks quietly accumulate gold, securing their dominance in a world of rising debt and diminishing trust in fiat currencies? Gold remains astonishingly rare, comprising just ~2% of global wealth even after its recent rise, reinforcing its strategic importance.

The data is clear: gold is not a relic of the past but a tool of preservation for those who understand monetary history. Our research shows that portfolios optimized for wealth protection and growth allocate 15%-25% to gold—a stark contrast to the near-zero allocation held by most American investors. Since decoupling from the dollar, gold has risen over 7,000%, yet even this lags behind the explosion in U.S. money supply. While gold carries no guarantees, history has been clear: those who follow scripture’s wisdom—not Wall Street’s misdirection—have consistently preserved their wealth in times of financial stress, blessing their families with opportunities for a brighter future.

Past performance is not indicative of future results.