Expect Huge Surge Into Gold In Q3 2021
A complete crash in 2020 avoided due to Fed’s money printing. Portfolios will be crushed in the coming crash…
Continue readingA complete crash in 2020 avoided due to Fed’s money printing. Portfolios will be crushed in the coming crash…
Continue readingThe central bank continues to engage in a wide variety of unprecedented efforts to “stimulate” the economy and provide income to…
Continue readingThis choppiness can continue right into the New Year. In the interim, $23.50 should be a safe entry point for silver, and a safe entry for gold should be…
Continue readingBetween the Federal Reserve, Congress, and Covid, navigating the business cycle is equivalent to sneaking through a house of mirrors…
Continue readingThe vast majority of investors, of course, pay no attention to these creeping inflationary forces and superficially supported risk assets, as they see only…
Continue readingThe central bank continues to engage in a wide variety of unprecedented efforts to “stimulate” the economy and provide income to…
Continue readingBy many measures, the economy is starting to contract again…
Continue readingTo prevent the emergence of bubbles one needs to arrest the monetary pumping by the central bank and to curtail the…
Continue readingSomething quite interesting took place in the gold market this year that hasn’t happened before…
Continue readingThey will need to restore confidence, and they will turn to some type of gold standard to do so. We’re a long way from that point right now. But if…
Continue readingJerome Powell is going to create the mother of all bubbles…
Continue readingSince the start of 2020, the Federal Reserve has pursued an aggressive expansion of monetary policy amid the coronavirus, injecting trillions into…
Continue readingThe Fed’s rigged-casino stock market will be dragged to the guillotine by one route or another.
Continue readingFor certain a BIG MOVE is coming…
Continue readingIs value investing obsolete? What about gold?
Continue readingThe central bank continues to engage in a wide variety of unprecedented efforts to “stimulate” the economy…
Continue readingThe Fed’s ‘leadership’ of our economy will end in tears…
Continue readingThe U.S. economy felt like a balloon in search of a needle. We never addressed the root causes of the 2008 financial credit crisis…
Continue readingWe are supposedly in a “recovery” right now, and things are supposed to be getting better. But instead they appear to be getting worse…
Continue readingThe 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…
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