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MORE WAR: The War Powers of the Middle East ReArm to Have another Go at it

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

The oil market, seeming to already have had it brains batted out by so much Trump jawboning, responded by lowering prices because, yeah, that makes sense. Only the day before, it had escalated prices way up.

Blockading the Blockade?

By Dr. Ron Paul, Ron Paul Institute

The petrodollar is taking a hit, as payments for Strait of Hormuz passage are paid in Chinese yuan. The dollar is being challenged as the global reserve currency...

CPI Spikes on Energy Prices But That's Not the Real Inflation Story

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

Ultimately, this monetary inflation will work its way through the economy. It will either manifest in rising asset prices or rising consumer prices. Ultimately, it is devaluing your money.

Gold, Geopolitics, and Volatility: Insights from Joe Cavatoni

By MoneyMetals

Maharrey spoke with Joe Cavatoni, Market Strategist for North America at the World Gold Council, to unpack gold’s behavior amid the Iran–U.S.–Israel conflict and broader macroeconomic uncertainty.

Eggs Are Not Dairy; Crypto Is Not Money (Only Gold Is)

By Kelsey Williams

Cryptocurrencies cannot be termed stores of value. There is no history of sufficient length to provide evidence...Gold is the only real money because it is a proven store of value.

Astronauts Looking Through Gold-Colored Visors

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

Gold has a lot of free and loosely bound electrons. When IR light hits the metal, those electrons absorb the energy and begin oscillating. Instead of letting the light pass through, the metal reflects it.

Whether the AI Tech Bubble Has Found Its Pin—and What Investors Are Overlooking

By Doug Casey, Casey Research

I’ve been massively long physical gold and silver, as well as gold, silver, copper, uranium, and nickel stocks, among others. Lots of oil and gas stocks. And agricultural ETFs.

Gold, Jobs, and the Story Behind France’s Move

By MoneyMetals

War headlines may come and go, but the long-term drivers remain in place. Debt is still growing, monetary debasement is still ongoing, and geopolitical distrust is still rising. Owning real metal is protection against a system that becomes more fragile the longer it runs.

Ft. Knox Full of Impure Gold UNFIT for International Transactions

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

Mises Institute Editor in Chief Ryan McMaken called the U.S. gold reserves “a legacy of theft and lies," pointing out the gold reserve was never intended to be a “static, untouchable hoard of the U.S. government.”

The Gold Market Explained (What Most Investors Get Wrong)

By David Russell, GoldCore

The long term case for gold rests on structural conditions that are slower, less visible and increasingly far more persistent.

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