I wonder what the years of extreme intervention since 2008 did to our indicators. Does the data still mean what we think it does? That’s on top of questions on whether the data is even being measured correctly.
The Fed's plans are faltering. With summer over and a recent rate cut, bond vigilantes are pushing rates up, leading members to consider stalling future cuts due to rising inflation.
While some investors feel silver has underperformed compared to gold during this bull market, Mike points out that silver’s growth in percentage terms has mirrored gold’s rise.
This year is proving to be highly successful for U.S. sound money. Money Metals Exchange played a key role in six new victories and one important defensive win.
Pam and Russ Martens of Wall Street on Parade critique the U.S. repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act in 1999, highlighting how it risked ordinary bank deposits at JPMorgan Chase.
