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Bank of America Ups 2026 Gold Price Forecast to $5,000

With gold scaling record highs on what feels like a daily basis, mainstream financial analysts are scrambling to raise their price forecasts.

The Nobel (War Is) Peace Prize

By Dr. Ron Paul, Ron Paul Institute

The “Peace Prize” endows Machado with a new sense of moral authority and gives weight to any “green-light” she may again give to outside militaries to attack her own country.

Consumer Debt Flatlined Again in August Signaling Financial Stress

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

After unexpectedly surging in July, consumer debt returned to its previous trend and flatlined again in August, signaling growing financial stress on American households.

Rothbard on Taxation

By Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.

As the great Murray Rothbard has taught us, taxation is theft, pure and simple.

The Last Time Silver Surpassed a Long-held All-time High This Happened

By Hubert Moolman

Silver made up significant ground and surpassed gold during that time. There is a high probability that silver will perform in a similar manner and even better over the coming months.

The Deeper Dive: 1929 Stock Market Crash on the Horizon Again

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

Poor financial outlooks for some of the high riders and for the economy in general add to the precarious positioning. Like stocks in the dot-com bust, AI will have many more losers...

Have Stocks Entered a 1929 Vortex?

By Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks

Although we have grown accustomed to ‘freaky’ Fridays producing headline events now and then, there was something especially disconcerting about this latest episode.

Commodities: The Last Safe Haven Standing

By Richard Mills, Ahead of the Herd

The bank also says de-dollarization is most visible in commodity markets, where a large and growing proportion of energy is being priced in non-dollar-denominated contracts. The US Treasury market is the largest...

The World Has Started to Reprice Trust

By David Russell, GoldCore

The ascent of gold and silver is not a victory for their holders. It is a sign that the system is under strain. Precious metals perform best when other assets fail to inspire confidence.

Don't be afraid. Gold is winning

By Chris Powell, GATA

When GATA was established the price of gold was below $300 and nearly all major central banks were either participating in Western gold price suppression policy -- assisting it with gold sales, leases, swaps, and naked shorting with futures -- or ignorant of it.

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