Keith Weiner: Socialism And Gold
Most people assume that the central bank prints money when it buys bonds…
Continue readingMost people assume that the central bank prints money when it buys bonds…
Continue readingThe great majority will sadly learn their lesson the hard way…
Continue readingLong-term bond yields reek of a sense of urgency verging on panic. Here’s why…
Continue readingThe product of decades of digital debt based fiat currency created out of thin air by the trillions…
Continue readingThis is probably the most important article I have penned…
Continue readingThe world will likely shrink the number of currencies down dramatically in the next couple decades….
Continue readingAny so-called economic growth within the framework of loose monetary policy can only take place if the private sector manages to…
Continue readingWe will soon see how it all unwinds…
Continue readingIt’s not even a real deal…
Continue readingPeople can only be threatened so many times before they start working on a solution…
Continue readingDespite reports of the USD breaking down, when Up Channel trendlines are drawn properly, the price action has not closed below the…
Continue readingJim Rickards says the dollar collapse has already begun, and the need for a new monetary order will need to emerge…
Continue readingDoes this mean more tariffs are on the way for non-compliance?
Continue reading“…if tension over the Iran situation eases short-term, gold will probably back off some into a consolidation pattern that will…”
Continue readingMoney, which gold is, allows for specialization, the division of labor, and provides the means for mankind to escape from barter…
Continue reading“China’s cryptocurrency will not need a currency basket to maintain a stable value…”
Continue readingThey may be desperate enough to try to force a currency or financial crisis which will cause the reset to be done in 2020 as opposed to 2021. Here’s why…
Continue readingFunding the government via gigantic omnibus bills that are rushed into law puts the growth of government on autopilot…
Continue readingSo what happened to the money?
Continue readingMr. Volcker certainly deserves credit for curbing the Great Inflation of the 1970s, however, he also merits a lion’s share of the blame for…
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