Reflections Over 2020: Battlefield Weapons, Coronavirus, And Gold
Economists should take great care in forming conclusions from statistics…
Continue readingEconomists should take great care in forming conclusions from statistics…
Continue readingThe irredeemable currencies are failing, as we see with the final collapse of their interest rates. It makes little difference what…
Continue readingEveryone knows the music will stop playing at some point, and only those who have a chair will be safe…
Continue readingA shortage of big silver bars? The thousand-ouncers?
Continue readingTheir so-called reset is just a grab-bag of all the rubbish policies of the Left. They are using the pretext of the COVID pandemic—really, the consequences of…
Continue readingWhat is supposed to happen in gold when there is good economic news and stocks are bid up to the sky?
Continue readingIt may look like everything is OK to an outsider. But it’s not OK. Debt does matter…
Continue readingEvery speculator in the world would love to be able to predict when prices will rise durably, and begin rising faster and faster. To know this is to…
Continue readingThis is selling of futures by guys with leverage, not the selling of metal…
Continue readingSpoofing does not even help a little, to support the case for price-suppression…
Continue readingEven if it’s true that this trader spoofed orders, that does not prove the grand suppression conspiracy theory. The way catching a kid stealing penny candy at…
Continue readingA price floor is expected when further selling the price down causes scarcity…
Continue reading“…what’s the follow-through?…means the silver market is markedly tighter at…”
Continue readingIf you’re studying gold, you may be curious about the differences between the three markets…
Continue readingBuffett is shorting commercial bank, investment bank, and credit card companies. He compares them to a cube of gold—and finds them wanting…
Continue readingAnd, BAM! Just like that, silver sells for $29…
Continue readingOnce momentum takes hold, there’s no telling where the price may go. Perhaps $50. It happened in 2011 (and 1980). It could happen again!
Continue readingSomebody was buying in size…
Continue readingThis is a rare sighting. Perhaps not as rare as Sasquatch or Nessie. But rare nonetheless…
Continue readingThe gold and silver markets have become less efficient…
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