Gold & Silver Scams Exposed! What Every Stacker Must Know - Andy Schectman

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Gold & Silver Scams EXPOSED! What Every Stacker Must Know | Andy Schectman

Andy Schectman is a businessman and market commentator known for his views on gold, silver, and the global financial system. He is an owner and executive of Miles Franklin Precious Metals, a U.S.-based precious metals company. According to his official biography, he began his financial career in financial planning, Swiss franc investments, and alternative asset strategies. His professional experience spans more than three decades, with a focus on precious metals and wealth preservation. milesfranklin.com

Schectman’s business centers on physical precious metals. Miles Franklin sells gold, silver, platinum, and palladium products, offers storage options, and facilitates the inclusion of eligible physical metals in U.S. individual retirement accounts. Alongside his public commentary, he therefore has direct commercial experience in the markets he discusses. 

Preserving purchasing power is central to his economic outlook. Schectman views gold and silver primarily as long-term stores of wealth rather than short-term trading instruments. He argues that physical ownership can provide protection against currency depreciation, geopolitical uncertainty, and declining confidence in financial institutions. He emphasized this perspective during his presentation at the NRS Expo in May 2026. natural-resource-stocks.castos.com

Inflation and central bank policy are recurring themes in his commentary. In a 2022 interview, for example, he argued that economic pressure could eventually push the Federal Reserve away from monetary tightening and back toward stimulus. He believes such policies can weaken the dollar’s purchasing power and increase demand for physical gold and silver. These statements reflect his interpretation of monetary policy and his expectations about its consequences. investingnews.com

Another major theme in Schectman’s analysis is de-dollarization. He interprets efforts by BRICS countries to trade in local currencies, develop alternative payment systems, and accumulate gold as signs of a changing international monetary order. In his view, the world could move toward a system in which the dollar plays a smaller role and tangible assets carry greater importance. This outlook should not be interpreted as proof that the dollar will collapse on a specific date.