At the Market Movers Conference in New York City, SD Bullion Senior Analyst James Anderson explained why rising global uncertainty, inflation concerns, and growing demand for physical precious metals could drive gold and silver significantly higher in the years ahead.
At the recent Market Movers Conference in New York City, SD Bullion Senior Analyst James Anderson joined John Tabacco on NEWSMAX’s Wise Guys program to discuss the growing momentum behind gold, silver, and the broader commodities market.
As economic uncertainty, inflation concerns, and geopolitical tensions continue to dominate headlines, Anderson argued that precious metals remain one of the most important asset classes for long-term wealth preservation.
“Gold is in a bull market,” Anderson explained during the interview. “There’s a tremendous amount of fiat currency globally that gold still has to catch up to.”
While gold prices have already surged over the past year, Anderson suggested the rally may still be in its early stages when viewed against historical market cycles. Comparing gold valuations to major equity indexes like the S&P 500, he noted that precious metals have historically experienced dramatic upside during commodity supercycles.
“In major commodity cycles, you can eventually get to a point where one ounce of gold buys multiple shares of the Dow,” he said. “We’re not even close to those extremes yet.”
Rising Demand for Precious Metals
Anderson also highlighted growing international demand for gold and silver, particularly in Asia, where investors and institutions continue increasing their exposure to hard assets.
Silver, he explained, plays a dual role as both a monetary metal and an industrial commodity, making it particularly attractive during periods of economic transformation and rising manufacturing demand.
“Gold often leads commodity bull markets,” Anderson said. “Then commodities begin catching up, and eventually gold moves even higher again.”
He pointed to ongoing geopolitical instability and concerns surrounding global debt levels as major drivers supporting continued strength in the precious metals sector.
Physical Bullion and Wealth Protection
Throughout the conversation, Anderson emphasized the importance of physical gold and silver ownership and liquidity in precious metals investing.
He explained that physical gold and silver bullion continue to serve as reliable stores of value during periods of financial stress, especially when confidence in traditional financial systems weakens.
“Return of your capital is more important now than return on capital without a doubt” Anderson stated.
According to Anderson, many investors underestimate how much exposure to precious metals may be appropriate in today’s environment. He referenced shifting views among institutional investors and wealth managers who are reconsidering traditional portfolio allocations amid inflationary pressures and economic volatility.
A Changing Investment Landscape
As markets continue adjusting to higher interest rates, persistent inflation, and mounting global uncertainty, Anderson believes investors are entering a new era where tangible assets could play a much larger role in diversified portfolios.
“Bullion is probably a larger allocation than most people think,” he said.
The interview concluded with Anderson reaffirming SD Bullion’s long-term confidence in physical precious metals and the company’s commitment to helping Americans protect and preserve wealth through physical gold bullion and silver ownership.
With commodity markets showing renewed strength and investors increasingly searching for stability, Anderson’s message was clear: the precious metals bull market may still have significant room to run.
