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Healthcare, a Minor Major Problem

Washington doesn’t just support the retired population’s living expenses. It also pays for their healthcare, a large and growing cost. Today we’ll look at healthcare and the debt.

Will The Gold Price Shift As Two Great Titans Leave Us?

Charlie Munger was no fan of gold or silver, stating that he had no interest in it. I suspect this approach resulted in many institutional investors avoiding gold and silver.

Delirium Ends with a Splitting Headache

The irrationality of the market is particularly notable in how it chooses to overlook in its pricing the only thing that could possibly get the Fed to cut rates even if inflation stops — a recession.

New All-Time Highs in Gold Incoming: Michael Gayed With Peter Spina

Presented by Lead-Lag Live, Peter Spina interviewed by Michael Gayed episode offers a comprehensive look at the current trends in gold investments and how they are shaping the future of the market.

How Milei Could Make Argentina a Beacon of Freedom and Prosperity

If Milei’s reforms stick, within a decade, Argentina could become the most prosperous and free country in the world. Look at what Pinochet’s limited reforms did for Chile.

Try to Remember the Kind of November We Had in 2018

While stocks soared through much of November, recall 2018 when the market plunged in October, rose in November, and then fell even harder in December.

No, Gold Market Manipulation Didn’t End in 2008

Since there is no comprehensive public record of all central bank trades in the gold market in recent decades, Rubino's conclusion that market manipulation by the official sector ended in 2008 is just speculation.

Strategic Metals Focusing on Royalties and JVs to Develop Its 96 Mineral Projects in U.S., Canada...

Drechsler discusses how the company is reducing risk through the prospect-generator model. Strategic Metals scientists find the best targets with its library of mineral data.

The Deeper Dive: The US Debt Doom Loop Is a Gordian knot

Spending is prone to increase in many ways when a recession hits, even as government revenue decreases. Thus, a new spending loop gets quickly wound into the knot.

Americans May Soon Regret Trusting the Fed & Holding Cash

Money market funds aren’t going to keep pace with inflation over the long run. Nor are they immune from credit risk.

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