India, like several other central banks, has repatriated some of its gold holdings for safekeeping in recent years. The trend began before Western sanctions on Russia.
The big marketeers are still pounding that Fed-pivot/rate-cut hope, even though they’ve whittled it back all the way from expecting six cuts last year to now expecting only one.
Investing success requires answering the question about what to own in a world where free market forces are taking a back seat to crooked politicians and incompetent central planners.
These behemoths have been egregiously misnamed The Magnificent Seven, but they are just flying pigs, bloated with enough hydrogen to levitate a million Hindenburgs.
The Supreme Court upheld the state's right to maintain its own charter and allow state banks to issue gold-backed currency, bypassing the Federal Reserve's corporate system.
Louisiana’s sound money bill simply affirms that “any gold or silver coin, specie, or bullion” issued by the United States government is considered legal tender whenever voluntarily agreed upon by both parties to a contract.
