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Artificially Intelligent

The smiling-face AI keeps us happy with the output the ugly creature produces out of our view. Whether the output is correct is a different matter.

Do You Exit Now, or On Borrowed Time?

The dollar will be very strong, but not in a good way since debtors will have to make payments unto death in hard currency. It is only a question of when.

The Deeper Dive: Record-Shattering Stealth Recession Approaching

While mortgage rates are nowhere near as high as they rose in the eighties, consider that all current mortgages comprise far greater debt due to the massive rise in home prices.

Economics 101: Government Tinkering With Prices Is Like Hiding All of the Street Signs

Pricing is a social process. Central planners want to eliminate some perceived unfairness or wrong. But in effect, they change the street signs.

Gold’s Marginal High and Habitual Cry

It would be folly not to anticipate lower Gold prices near-term. Still, with prudent cash management, acknowledging that shorting Gold is a bad idea.

BRICS Go Gold: Dollar Dives as Global Economy Braces for Inflation, Bank Failures, Bank Runs & QE Returns

​​​​​​​The US dollar is in a critical state. With an alarming 34 trillion debt, unfunded liabilities approaching 200 trillion, and perpetual wars, the situation is grave. 

Why It’s Time to Stop Taxing Gold & Silver

It’s unfair for the U.S. government to tax capital gains on gold and silver. Those “gains” are the result of the debasement of paper money, which is the fault of the U.S. government!

Market Denial Gets Hammered Again

Rates will have to come up more to drive inflation down, and the longer Powell denies that, the worse it will be. The market still hasn't prepared for “harder and longer” tightening.

How Artificial Intelligence Will Radically Transform the World

AI is going to be huge. We’re really on the cusp of the biggest revolution in world history. The avalanche of new wealth that will be created will effectively eliminate poverty.

The Market Knows What it Knows but Doesn't Know a Darn Thing

While investors think six months of falling inflation should prompt Fed rate cuts, they ignore that nearly six months of rising inflation now should be enough for the Fed to raise rates.

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