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Noble Sacrifices

When at least three different methodologies point to a crisis period in our near future, we should probably pay attention.

Betting on Gold and Global Dominance: How India’s Boom Could Dethrone China

India is the world’s most populous country, unseating China. As India’s economy expands, so will its appetite for gold, making it an attractive market for investors.

Mainstream Financial Media Almost Figures Out the Weak Labor Market

A small sliver of the financial media is catching a glimpse of how badly nearly everyone misunderstood the tight labor market. Just when you think they get it, they really don't.

World’s First Anarcho-Capitalist President

If Argentina goes to sound banking and currency and disregards U.S., IMF, World Bank, and WEF rules, it could be one of the best places in the world to live.

Forced Use of Pronouns, Covid Are No Joking Matters: Man Arrested, 3-Year Court Battle Over Covid Joke

Don’t be terribly surprised if, in this day of aggressive censorship, a SWAT team arrives at the door and hauls you in for booking because you posted something sarcastic on Meta.

The Petro-Dollar’s Shaky Future

Part of the bedrock that the US dollar has been built on over the last 50 years may be changing. Keep a keen eye on the headlines that involve OPEC and Eastern powers.

Rothbard on the Ukraine War

Principles this great thinker wrote about tell us what he would say about today’s American foreign policy. He would tell us to stop sending money and arms to the Ukraine.

Must-Know Facts About Insuring Your Precious Metals

The best method of securing large quantities of metal at home may be to hide it away and avoid talking about it - a wise practice whether or not it is insured.

Hammerhead Sharks, BRICS and Central Bankers

Yes, the gold price right now is a little boring. Enjoy the quiet, Wheels have been set in motion towards changes that set gold and silver up for the coming months and years. 

Gold – After Inflation, What Is Left?

At close to $2000 oz., gold is adequately priced to reflect the ninety-nine percent loss of purchasing power in the U.S. dollar that has occurred over the past century.

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