Now over 1,000 paid subscribers!
In less than five months, MacleodFinance Substack has attracted nearly 6,000 subscribers, of which over 1,000 are paid. A big thank you to you all!
When I set up MacleodFinance Substack, it was with a mission to educate, inform, and provide a discussion platform for the widest possible audience to understand the difference between money and credit and the factors which influence their values. Despite general apathy in the markets (western investors have been net sellers of gold and silver despite record gold prices!), I believe that these milestones vindicate this channel’s objectives.
I owe a big thank you to all of my subscribers for supporting my Substack channel. It would not be possible without your support. In return I shall continue to do my best to make it worthwhile.
The articles which appear to get most traction are about what is happening behind the scenes in markets. This tells me that subscribers are generally market-savvy, rather than concerned about economic and geopolitical developments.
Now that gold and silver are unquestionably in bull markets, in this risky times I expect a wider readership base to develop, with less skilled investors seeking an understanding upon which they can base important personal decisions. My vision is to help them in any way I can to protect their wealth from credit which is becoming destabilised. Nearly all wealth is in credit and is at risk. Legally, only physical gold and silver have proper money status, having no counterparty risk. Less that 1% of financial assets have the protection of being in real money — Gold.
I believe this channel to be a much needed service. And I would encourage everyone seeking knowledge of precious metals and their true safe-haven role to subscribe. The full benefits of this Substack channel are available to paid subscribers for a monthly cost of only about two coffees at Starbucks. It might be the best purchase you could possibly make!
Thank you everyone for your kind comments!
I am very grateful for your articles as I have learned a tremendous amount. the historical perspective is most useful.
Thanks