Why You Shouldn’t Borrow Too Much Money, China Edition
A financially solid nation may be able to weather this crisis, but in an already over-leveraged system?
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Michael Pento: Trillion-Dollar Stocks And The Coming ETF Disaster
The next bear market should be one that makes the Great Recession of 2008 seem benign in comparison. Here’s why…
Continue readingDifferent Acronyms, Same Disaster: Bond Ratings Are Once Again For Sale
If we don’t give them the ratings, they’ll go to Moody’s right down the block…
Continue readingJohn Rubino: Signs Of A 2020 Top – “Buyers Return To Riskiest Junk Bonds”
If you’re managing money and need positive results in the year ahead, you’re in a tough spot…
Continue readingJohn Rubino: Civil Unrest Is The New Normal Out There
Every few days another country blows up, as their citizens take to the streets with little warning and no apparent interest in a quick settlement…
Continue readingAlasdair Macleod: Govt Welfare Spending Rising And Accelerating Alongside Credit Crisis
Alasdair discusses the magnitude of a collapse of the dollar system, and why it appears inevitable…
Continue readingJohn Rubino: Too Bad They’re Not Goldbugs
If that guy had minimized his exposure to the banking system and turned his cash into gold and silver coins, he and his family would still be…
Continue readingFinancial Markets To Federal Reserve: Is That All You’ve Got??
The financial markets – also once again – react like junkies contemplating their final hit…
Continue readingWelcome To The Third World: California Burns In The Dark Because Of Forced Blackouts
California, as usual, seems to be leading the way…
Continue readingGold Seasonality Turns Positive: Here’s Why This Winter Could Be As Fun As Summer Was
The gold market has a saying — “sell in May and go away” – for a good reason…
Continue readingThe Cash Raising Binge Signals Investors Losing Confidence w/ John Rubino
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John Rubin, author of the Dollar Collapse blog, sits down with Mike Manwell to share his thoughts on the financial markets and global economy. During the discussion John mentions that […]
Continue readingBUBBLE DYNAMICS: Fed’s “Insurance” Rate Cuts Didn’t Work, Now For The Emergency Cuts
Pity the guys now running the Fed. They’ve inherited an economy that requires ever-bigger infusions of new credit…
Continue readingThe Global Debt Bubble Enters Its Blow-Off Stage
People have been talking about a “debt bubble” for some years now…
Continue readingThis (Completely Reasonable) Change In Investor Behavior Would Send Gold To The Moon
If adopted by the broader investment community, this would send the metal’s price to the moon. Here’s why…
Continue readingMarin Katusa: The Gold Bull Market Is Real, Sector Will Be One Of The Hottest Markets In The World
Passive funds have just started their influx of capital into the gold sector, so pay attention. This has massive implications…
Continue readingEpic Battle For Gold: Anybody Watching The Paper Futures Market Has To Be Worried Right Now
Is the global demand for physical gold finally strong enough to steamroll the futures markets, or will the bearish signal prevail?
Continue readingDollar Collapse ALERT
This is all but assuring a dollar collapse…
Continue readingIs the Crash Here? | John Rubino
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The Dow hit a multi-month low. Co-author of The Money Bubble John Rubino says it is about time for a stock market crash…
Continue readingIs This The Crash? | John Rubino
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Why are stocks falling all over the world? Co-author of The Money Bubble, John Rubino, joins Silver Doctors to discuss…
Continue reading10-Years Since Collapse, CAN THE NEXT BE STOPPED? | Alasdair MacLeod
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Alasdair tells Silver Doctors, “Until the monetary authorities begin to understand that they create the problem, we haven’t got a hope of a solution for it.”
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