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Gold Pullback Sparks Debate as War Narrative Dominates Markets

Host Mike Maharrey sat down with renowned precious metals analyst Jeff Clark to unpack the sharp pullback in gold prices and the dominant narratives driving market sentiment.

Bring The Troops Back. End This War Now!

This disaster will not end when the bombs stop falling. It will only be getting started. A worldwide depression may be upon us all because of a war of choice that was illegally launched.

What's the Real Inflation Rate?

So, it is true that inflation is heating up. It has been for quite a while. But it’s not fundamentally about the Iran War or rising oil prices.

Quiet Quitting and War Crashing US Bond Market

Rubino equates the current situation with that of the 1970s, “when interest rates and gold both spiked as confidence in the dollar and those managing it collapsed..."

Sulfur Chokepoint Threatens Critical Minerals Supply

The threat to refined copper supply due to the very real possibility of running out of sulfuric acid, feeds into the copper deficit narrative that I’ve been warning my readers about.

Our Inconstant President

Our economy depends on investors who make sound business decisions. How can they do so, when they are always in doubt about the effect of Trump’s policies on the economy?

Don’t Be a Precious Metals Fool

Top 10 Reasons Why Owning Gold & Silver is Financial Folly

Oil, Economic Deceleration & a Crack-Up Boom?

von Mises Crack Up Boom could follow the negative economic effects of war

The U.S. Government Is Insolvent; Yes, That Matters

Interest on the national debt cost $1.2 trillion in fiscal 2025. That was up 7.3 percent over 2024. Interest is the second-highest spending category after Social Security. The federal government is already spending more on interest payments than it is on national defense or Medicare.

Why gold disappoints when certainty is expected

In periods of acute uncertainty, the immediate priority is not safety but liquidity. Investors do not calmly reallocate capital towards assets perceived as stable; they seek access to cash, often by selling what can be sold quickly and in size. Gold, as one of the most liquid assets in global markets, frequently becomes a source of funds rather than a destination for them.

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