Fed Stays Steady While BOJ Expands the Stimulus…What About Gold?
The latest FOMC meeting did not bring anything unexpected. Powell did not light up the fireworks. However, we still learned a few important things…
Continue readingThe latest FOMC meeting did not bring anything unexpected. Powell did not light up the fireworks. However, we still learned a few important things…
Continue reading“I would be surprised if gold doesn’t break the $2,000 level in 2020 as the dollar declines.”
Continue readingThe gold price is determined through the trading of gold derivatives and paper futures contracts, which is pretend gold, so perhaps…
Continue readingYou would think that we were on the brink of another financial crisis, even as Powell himself says the US economy remains strong…
Continue readingAll Fed officials said they opposed the negative interest rates in case of a downturn. Trump, on the other hand…
Continue readingThe cash that’s set to be injected into the system amounts to at least $400 billion, on top of the Fed’s already massive $4 trillion balance sheet…
Continue readingIf it seems like it was just over a month ago that the repo market suddenly suffered its biggest cardiac arrest since the financial crisis…
Continue readingIn a world that cannot survive without incessant deficit spending, money printing and negative interest rates, there is clearly something very rotten…
Continue readingPity the guys now running the Fed. They’ve inherited an economy that requires ever-bigger infusions of new credit…
Continue readingThe world is now standing before a seminal moment, and virtually nobody can see it…
Continue readingThe Fed’s easing efforts can be described as “too little, too late”?
Continue readingWhat can we learn from the three big collapses in the gold price since 1934?
Continue reading“a scandal like this could undermine credibility in the entire BOJ. The central bank is supposed to…”
Continue readingSimon Black says “all three of the US government’s biggest lenders are no longer buyers of US debt…There’s a pretty obvious conclusion here…”
Continue readingSimon Black says “most folks believe that market corrections will be very short lived…prices will fall 20% or 30% and then be right back to where they were”
Continue readingCharles says “this is one reason why I anticipate “unexpected” disruptions in the global economy in 2018.”. Here’s the details…
Continue readingThe BOJ has just fired a dud…
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