Harvard Trained Economist: What Higher Debts Do To Bond Rates
Harry Dent says this chart pretty much proves natural assumptions are false!
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John Rubino: Still Think There’s No Inflation? Check Out These Affluent Renters Who Can’t Afford A Home
Home prices are soaring beyond the reach of many seemingly affluent Americans. Here’s what’s going on, and here’s why…
Continue readingCanada’s Going CASHLESS! – As Economy CRUMBLES, Banks Want CONTROL!
Bank of Canada not only talks about new completely digital currency to replace cash entirely, but pushes forward projects like Project Jasper…
Continue readingThe Case For $1700 Gold: Money Printing & Negative Interest Rates Bullish For Gold Over Time
Over the summer, we broke out to the upside, which has now temporarily stalled…
Continue readingDanielle DiMartino Booth: Negative Interest Rates Are ‘Un-American’ And Kills Credit Markets
The Federal Reserve wading into negative interest rate territory would be totally ‘un-American’…
Continue readingThe END Of The US Dollar & Stories We’re NOT ALLOWED To Talk About with G. Edward Griffin
It’s the fall of the US dollar as the economy realizes the prolonged recession it entered in 2008, papered over for a decade…
Continue readingSRSrocco: Commercial Short Position Likely Reaches Net-Zero At $16.39 Silver Price
While we may see silver’s sell-off continue over the next few weeks, there is a positive sign. SRSrocco explains…
Continue readingA Buying Opportunity In Precious Metals For The Prudent Investor
After a remarkable run over the past few months, gold and silver now appear to have entered a period of consolidation…
Continue readingCOLLAPSE Of The EURO – ECB Wants Government To SAVE Them From RECESSION!
Now of course Draghi has acted as though all has been well for a while as the technical recession is papered over…
Continue readingFor The First Time Ever, Greece Issues Negative Yielding Debt
The former bond market pariah and Eurozone’s most indebted nation has joined the exclusive club of negative-yielding European nations…
Continue readingFed To Buy T-Bills Through At Least June 2020, Repo Market Operations Through January 2020
“These actions are purely technical measures to support the effective implementation of the FOMC’s monetary policy”. Sure they are…
Continue readingGold Is Standing Out In An Environment Of Low Interest Rates And Rising Stock Market Risks
Investors are uncertain, and they are looking for a new “safe haven”, which is likely to be gold. Here’s why…
Continue readingHave Gold & Silver Priced-In The Fed’s “NotQE”, Turkey’s Hot War In Syria, Or This?
Gold & silver prices are not likely to stay down for long. Here’s why…
Continue readingPutting Last Week’s Job Report Into Perspective For Gold Investors
Last week’s job report has implications that gold investors might now want to hear…
Continue readingU.S. Manufacturing Is Plunging…What Are The Implications For The Broader Economy & Gold?
We haven’t seen an ISM Manufacturing reading this bad in quite a while. Can it take the broader economy with it, and what about gold?
Continue readingThe Entire Financial System Is Broken w/ Louis Cammarosano
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Today’s guest, Louis Cammarosano of Smaulgld.com, sits down with Mike Manwell to share his thoughts on what’s really happening in the financial markets. During the discussion Louis talks about the […]
Continue readingIs James Bullard About To Replace Jerome Powell As Fed Chair?
“has caught the eye of Trump and others in the administration”
Continue readingLiving On Borrowed Time (And Money): Our Prosperity Is Temporary (And It’s An Illusion)
Will the US dollar or the Swiss franc always be valuable? We cannot know the future, but we can study the past, and gold…
Continue readingGold And Silver Into Year End – Craig Hemke
It’s only late September, and if history is any guide, no one should get complacent…
Continue readingDEBT MONETIZATION: Fed Emergency Loans, Banks Buy Treasuries, Banks Post Treasuries As Collateral, Fed Emergency Loans, Banks Buy Treasuries, And So On, And So Forth
Are the US government and the Fed engaged in some good old-fashioned money printing? Because it sure looks that way…
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