Most people are underweight in precious metals—and that could cost them when the next shock hits.

Last time, we broke down silver’s physical shortage and why “paper silver” is losing trust fast. But now it’s time to zoom out and ask a bigger question: what role should gold and silver actually play in your retirement plan?

According to a growing number of financial experts, including Bridgewater’s Ray Dalio, the answer is simple—every portfolio needs exposure to metals. Dalio recently reaffirmed that a 15% allocation to gold is smart for the long haul.

That’s not a fringe opinion. That’s Wall Street’s quiet move into hard money.

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Do you have at least 5% of your retirement portfolio in precious metals?

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Fun Fact Of The Day

Central banks now hold over 36,000 metric tons of gold—the most since 1950. Even governments are preparing for a future where hard assets matter more than paper promises.

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