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Asset Strategies International, a Rockville Maryland company, founded in 1982, is an innovator in alternative asset ownership, including precious metals, foreign currencies, pre-1933 U.S. gold coins, and global asset protection. ASI's mission that you "Keep What's Yours" is accomplished through carefully designed wealth strategies accessible to all.
Co-Founders Michael Checkan and the late, Glen O. Kirsch, believe wealth must be protected by diversifying across currencies, across countries, and across investments. The world's economy is precarious and requires precautionary measures.
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Can You Leverage Both Physical and Digital Ownership of Gold?
Can You Leverage Both Physical and Digital Ownership of Gold?

Gold can be leveraged in more than one way. Some investors choose coins or bars they can own directly. Others choose digital securities designed to provide exposure to gold through an Exchange Traded ...

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Debt Just Crossed $40 Trillion. What Does That Mean for Gold Investors?
Debt Just Crossed $40 Trillion. What Does That Mean for Gold Investors?

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As the U.S. government debt surged past $40 trillion last week, the U.S. Treasury announced plans to ramp up buybacks of long-dated government debt.

The unexpected move is part of an effort to address...

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Could You Own This 1 Ton Gold Bar?
Could You Own This 1 Ton Gold Bar?

On July 9, 2026, The Perth Mint officially achieved the Guinness World Record title for the World's Largest Gold Bar.

Originally weighing 521.2 kilograms and refined to 99.999% purity, the bar represen...

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Silver Rebounds as Cooling Inflation Eases Rate Pressure
Silver Rebounds as Cooling Inflation Eases Rate Pressure

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Is silver officially on the rebound?

Silver rose by 2.5% last week, with spot prices now just under $66 per ounce.

Silver regained some ground last week as softer inflation expectations reduced the li...

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