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Tanzania Plans to Liquidate Some Gold Reserves to Fund Infrastructure Development

Underscoring the fact that gold is money, Tanzania plans to use part of its gold reserves to finance infrastructure development.

Musical ‘Fed’ Chairs – Same Old S—*

By Kelsey Williams

Where we are today is the culmination of decades of irresponsible financial/fiscal policies and a complete abdication of fundamental economics.

Gold, Silver, and the Discipline to Survive Market Chaos with Ted Oakley

By MoneyMetals

Oakley emphasized that gold, in particular, should be understood not merely as a commodity but as a form of currency that has preserved value for thousands of years.

How Much Is a Super Bowl Trophy Worth?

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

The Seattle Seahawks will square off against the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl on Sunday. The winner will take home a big chunk of silver.

The Everything Bubble is Bursting ... Well, Bursting Everything!

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

So, while I did not come right out and predict a stock crash, it is certainly not surprising that the long overextended euphoria of the stock market has turned into sudden job dysphoria in the stock market, and the market’s fear gauge (the CBOE volatility index) now looks like it’s starting to climb the big hill on the roller coaster.

Peak Gold

By Richard Mills, Ahead of the Herd

Wood Mackenize says to avoid a perpetual decline in mined gold; the industry must see a rise in the number of gold projects under development that have a good chance of becoming mines. How many projects? 44, to be exact. Intuitively, that seems virtually impossible....

Long Bonds vs. the Gold Bull

By Doug Hornig

That matters. The debt is already rapidly approaching $39 trillion. Having to roll over obligations at a higher rate will be ruinous.

Gold, credibility and the limits of currency strength

By David Russell, GoldCore

The institutions tasked with managing currencies are now openly acknowledging that credibility is conditional, cumulative and exposed to political strain, which is precisely the context in which gold tends to attract long-term institutional interest

Federal Regime Change

By John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline

For instance, right now Powell is trying to provide more liquidity because the banks evidently need it. Changing a simple regulation could fix that. Today banks have to set aside a cash reserve to hold short term treasuries. Why? Allow them to hold short term treasuries without setting aside reserves and they would back up the truck to buy them and that would give them the liquidity without having to do QE.

YouTube “Asian Guy” AI Bot Manipulates, Spooks Investors with Nonsense Claims

By Joshua Glawson, Money Metals

It’s unknown whether Asian Guy videos are an intentional misinformation operation or just riddled with AI hallucinations.

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