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If The Markets Turn Quickly, How Bad Can Things Get?

By Kelsey Williams

Prices could initially drop by 50% or more, with further declines likely, as it's improbable that this event can be reversed quickly.

American Consumers Spending More, Getting Less

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

We won’t get the August consumer credit data until next month, but we can get a sense of what’s going on by looking at the July numbers.

Bucking Gold Repatriation Trend, Argentina Sends More Gold to London

By Jan Nieuwenhuijs, Money Metals

BCRA is now estimated to have 37 tonnes (60% of Argentina’s gold reserves) on swap in the London Bullion Market.

Founding Father Edmund Randolph vs. The Federal Reserve

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

Hamilton prevailed; Washington ignored his critics and chartered the First Bank of the U.S., setting the stage for the Federal Reserve.

Stefan Gleason on "Fort Knox West" and Why Miners Should Hold Gold

By MoneyMetals

As the risks to the dollar become clearer, demand for precious metals is likely to grow.

Homeschooling Is Still Gaining Popularity…Thanks To Woke ‘Educators’

By Dr. Ron Paul, Ron Paul Institute

As parents see government schools pushing "woke" topics like critical race theory and climate propaganda, more will opt for homeschooling over indoctrination.

The World Is Increasingly Unhinged

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

The bottom line is we’re on a hair trigger for becoming an ungovernable nation.

Nassim Taleb: People Aren't Seeing the Real De-Dollarization

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

The skyrocketing price of gold confirms the wisdom of these central bankers. And it is a tangible sign that the dollar is losing value - and status. 

What Happens When the Chinese Jump Back Into This Gold Bull Market?

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

A sagging Chinese stock market, along with real estate prices, pushed many investors into the safety and stability of gold.

Three Ways the US Government Could ‘Kick the Debt Can Down the Road’

By Richard Mills, Ahead of the Herd

Imagine what could be achieved if all the central banks acted together in retiring all the world’s debt — all $315 trillion of government, corporate and household loans.

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