Joshua Glawson
Joshua D. Glawson writes about politics, economics, philosophy, and personal development. He has Bachelor's in Political Science from University of California Irvine.
Joshua Glawson Articles
The latest Money Metals Podcast featured a rich conversation between host Mike Maharrey and Stefan Gleason, President and CEO of Money Metals Exchange. Their discussion spanned 2024's gold and silver trends, business dynamics, and...
So it’s a new year, and with the big move up we saw in gold and silver, more folks may be thinking about the precious metals. But there are several big mistakes to avoid. Especially when one is just starting his gold and silver investment...
The discovery of gold in the United States profoundly shaped the nation’s economic and social development, especially during the 19th century.
Fiat currency and the Federal Reserve have long been subjects of debate and criticism for their perceived failures in achieving key economic objectives.
North Carolina is known for many wonderful things — being “First in Flight,” Carolina BBQ, Biltmore Estate (the largest private residence in the US), being the home of NASCAR, and much more.
Average investors may find their first purchase of physical gold and silver a little intimidating. To be sure, bad actors have sold metals with lower purity or less precious metal content than claimed. Sometimes it requires special...
The first gold rush in North America began in North Carolina in 1799 after a 12-year-old boy named Conrad Reed found a 17-pound gold nugget. The news spread, drawing the attention of tens of thousands of prospectors to begin mining...
There is an untold story in American monetary history. Some are reluctant even to discuss it. I’m referring to the US Secret Service’s very own role in the destruction of sound money in America.
There is an untold story in American monetary history. Some are reluctant even to discuss it. I’m referring to the U.S. Secret Service’s very own role in the destruction of sound money in America.
When money becomes less valuable and costs rise, the money you have saved affords you exponentially less. In the short term, you may not notice the difference. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, $1 in June 2020 has an...
