Gold Paper Price Keeps Getting Smashed, Diverges Almost $200 From Price To Buy American Gold Eagles
The paper price of gold continues to get smashed, despite a weak dollar index and the Fed’s balance sheet up almost…
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Fed Balance Sheet Up ~$150 Billion In Only 2 Weeks Mostly From Toxic Mortgage Backed Securities!!!!
The Fed’s balance sheet is up $150 billion in only 2 weeks and is on its way towards $8 trillion very quickly…
Continue readingCALLING THE HOLDINGS OF CENTRAL BANKS “ASSETS” IS A TRAVESTY
What is now crystal clear is that these excess fake assets and fake liabilities will totally poison the financial system and the world economy…
Continue readingCentral Bank Balance Sheets Will Increase By A Net $13 Trillion In 2021?
With the US Federal government running record budget deficits over $3 trillion and the US’ national debt almost to $28 trillion and growing at…
Continue reading2021 May Be The Year That The World Loses Confidence In The Dollar
$8 TRILLION worth of government debt in the US will mature THIS YEAR alone. So that’s potentially $10+ trillion worth of government debt that will…
Continue readingQuantitative Easing: The Fed’s Big Lie
The Fed has, printed $6 trillion, or double the $3 trillion to which the Fed admits, and QE is doing very little to stimulate REAL economic activity…
Continue readingPost-Election and Pre-Vaccine
There has been a lot of news, and some of it interpreted as good for gold & silver, and some of it—incorrectly—has been interpreted as a sell signal…
Continue readingThe Fed’s Balance Sheet May Be Headed to $40–$50 Trillion
The world’s central banks must take whatever paper governments issue. The result by the end of the decade will be…
Continue readingHow Long Can the Fed Keep This From Happening?
Since the start of 2020, the Federal Reserve has pursued an aggressive expansion of monetary policy amid the coronavirus, injecting trillions into…
Continue readingHere We Go Again: What Does The Latest Flash Crash Mean?
The Fed did not promise to actually cut rates or expand its QE program. That sounds like a stable rather than an increased dosage. Which means…
Continue readingTrump’s Spending Is Making The US Economic Recovery Harder, Biden Would Make It Even Worse
The magic money tree does not exist. Monetary policy is only disguising a structural and dangerous spending problem. This reckless behavior can only…
Continue readingMoney-Supply Growth Hits New High for Third Month in a Row
The growth rate has never been higher, with the 1970s the only period that comes close..
Continue readingInvestment & precious metals industry insights on the outlook for gold
“Liquidity providers are saying even if nobody else bought gold it should be $2500 USD at an absolute minimum.”
Continue readingSoaring Debt And Parabolic Money Creation: Saved By The Printing Press (For Now)
What’s the fate of today’s financial system?
Continue readingGold and Fed Debt Go Up Together
As we saw in the wake of the financial crisis of 2008, gold and silver will have the ability to go up quite substantially as the Fed’s book increases…
Continue readingThe Central Bank “Bailout of Everything” Will Be a Disaster
The same time as we see the largest support plan since WWII, we are witnessing two dangerous collateral effects: the rise of zombie companies and the collapse of…
Continue readingTHE U.S. BETTER HAVE THEIR 8,000 TONS OF GOLD
Just when you thought things we might be coming out of the worst…
Continue readingShould Gold Bulls Celebrate The Fed’s Persistent Zero Percent Interest Rate (ZIRP) Policy?
The Fed sees its federal funds rate to remain near zero at least until 2022. What does this mean for the gold market?
Continue readingCentral Banks & Govts Have Injected $20 Trillion Into Markets & Economies In Last Few Months?
The Fed’s balance sheet is now over $7 trillion dollars. That’s an increase of roughly 87% since QT ended in late August 2019. The Fed’s official…
Continue readingThere’s NO LIMIT To The Amount Of Money They’ll Print Or Debt They’ll Take On
This has serious implications for the dollar…
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