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Gold Guillotine!

Understandably, you now may well ask “So how low is low?”  There we shan’t go, save for some structural support from this 1865 level down to 1813 built in early March.

Reservations About Bank Reserves

Even as inflation keeps driving up bond yields, they keep falling. It is as if the vault door has no lock and the money keeps walking away.

Bullish Pivot or Destruction Ahead

Using three vantage points, the US dollar, the Gold/Silver ratio and the 10yr-2yr Yield Curve, broad markets are indicated to be at an important decision point.

Markets Gyrate on U.S. Government Shutdown Theatrics

Investors who are aiming to accumulate bullion should welcome soft market conditions. They make for favorable buying opportunities.  

Cyclical Forces

Most advanced human thinking on the deepest conceivable topics points to a limited number of forces defining the whole universe.

The Comics of Bidenomics: All Revisions Go Down ... All the Time!

The Fed tightens; the economy goes down, and with so many troubles building up well before inflation is finished, it is going to go down hard.

Gold: It’s Who’s Buying It That Counts

Whilst $1,800 may be the next decisive break for gold, we do still expect to see it head above $2,000 in the not too distant future.

The Whole Soft-Landing Narrative is Changing

It's stunning how quickly how those who reported fantasies of a new bull market - plus the end of inflation and a recession - changed their minds.

The Inverse Relationship Between Pageantry and Prosperity

The Roman Empire was known for its extravagant public spectacles, which diverted the public's attention from corruption, dwindling resources, and political instability. 

Tomorrow's News Today

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says to prepare for the worst case, which is 7% interest rates with stagflation.

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