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T-Bond Bottom Could Herald the Start of Trump’s ‘Golden Era’

We’re waiting anxiously to see whether Trump’s bold initiatives usher in a golden economic era. If this is going to happen, we should see the Dow Industrial lurch to 100,000 at any time.

Are Interest Rates Too High?

The bottom line is that Federal Reserve monetary malfeasance has completely distorted the economy. The central bank has squeezed itself between a rock and a hard place.

Freedom Dies When Money Lies: Why Sound Money is the Foundation of a Free Society

There’s an old truth we forget at our peril: when money loses its integrity, freedom soon follows.

The Deeper Dive: Labor Data Is Actually a Lot Worse Than It Looked, and It Already Looked Bad!

Which numbers are you going to believe? Are you going to just assume the government’s big surprise numbers are the right ones, especially after it has been stripped of its workforce?

“Will Gold Hit $3460?” – Followup

Gold’s recent price peak at $3435 oz. likely represents the culmination of its latest inflation-adjusted advance.

Buying Fear Selling Greed & Knocking It Out of the Park

BM: Gold stocks should move up no later than August so you’ve got seasonality on your side, you’ve got buying cheap on your side...there’s a lot of good things coming.

Independence Lost? The Quiet Decline of the Dollar

Gold, that most unfashionable of assets, reasserts itself with quiet force. Unlike paper currencies, gold cannot be printed or debased. It is not tied to the fortunes of any one government or central bank. It simply exists, steady and indifferent to political whims.

At The Crossroads

Sailing against the wind means slower progress and an uncomfortable ride but it may be the only way to reach your port. Similarly, the economy has to face headwinds in order to move forward. Our only choice is to deal with them.

Incremental Steps Toward Sound Money

Growing awareness of legal tender laws and fiscal instability is driving more states to rediscover and act on the common-sense, lasting value of sound money.

Central Banks Stockpiled More Gold in May

WGC analysts expect the trend to continue, with buying “close to the range seen over the past three years on continued elevated trade-related risks and uncertainty premia in U.S. assets.” 

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