Skip to main content
loading
loading

Commentaries

Biden Bizarrely Brags About Lower Deficits as Federal Debt Skyrockets

The latest bipartisan budget scheme includes no spending cuts. So once again, deficit hawks are left feeling betrayed – not to mention alarmed at the country’s worsening fiscal trajectory.

Wall St. Investors Are Running Back into a Building While the Fire Alarms are Still Sounding

The weird & chaotic: Fed tightening is inflationary. We’ll have a stagflationary recession. Fed will return to easing AFTER everything breaks.

Socially Insecure

It's estimated the Social Security trust fund will be fully depleted in 2033, leaving the system fully dependent on current tax revenue. No one has any idea how that will go.

That Was Fast: CPI Changed From Up 3 Mos. to Flat Last Month to Negative Prediction in December!

I continue to stand by my prediction the Fed will tighten until MORE things break, and will grind us right down into that recession that is now upon us like a heel on a cigarette butt.

Collapse of Trust in American Institutions

Anarcho-capitalism and unregulated free markets are not only workable, but optimal, when people have confidence in their society and institutions.

CPI: An Outright Lie!

In other words, all the noise is about how much inflation was falling each month nearly a year ago while it is not falling at all right now and would have even risen if energy hadn’t experienced a sudden drop!

The Truth is Leaking Out

The truth about FedNow hasn’t broken out yet, but it may soon prove to be the case that FedNow is even more broken than I suggested last week.

All Things Gold – Government Default Could Mean a Lower Gold Price

A potential government default is on the table again. Time to debunk another myth about gold and resultant price expectations.

5 Reasons Money Will Cost More

The price of money is simply the rate of interest. The prevailing interest rate reflects the supply and demand for money. When people save more, interest rates go down

BIS Gold Swaps Fell 28 Tonnes in October as US Debt Burden Soared

Why a central bank needs the BIS to undertake gold swaps isn't clear, but the swaps are likely connected with short-term trading needs, which could include suppressing the gold price. 

Subscribe to Commentaries

Newsletter Signup

GoldSeek Free Newsletters
GoldSeek Daily Edition
Gold & Silver Seeker Report
Gold Seek -- Peter Spina