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Gold & Silver Drift Higher on Geopolitical Concerns

Gold and silver continue to trade higher this week, receiving another boost today from new geopolitical concerns.

Gold’s Mania Phase, Debt Collapse and War

There is no way that the current gold and silver bull market will end like the early 80s. Expect the end of the current world monetary order and lots of chaos.

What Does Greg Weldon’s “Debt Black Hole” Mean for Gold & Silver?

In a world of fading dollar supremacy and rising inflation, preparation beats surprise. Gold and silver may not be the endgame, but they are the first line of survival.

Consumer Debt Unexpectedly Surged in July

LegalShield’s Consumer Stress Index increased by 4.4 percent in the second quarter and is at the highest level since November 2020, when the economy was shut down during the pandemic.

Labor Takes a Much Deeper Dive as Forecast Here this Past Weekend

Until the recession does show up in GDP numbers, the National Bureau of Economic Analysis, which officially declares recessions, won’t declare one.

Gold Exempt. Silver Exposed. The Policy Gap That Could Break the Silver Market

The result is less about headlines and more about market plumbing: where metal is held, how it is financed, and how closely paper hedges track physical costs.

BIS Gold Swaps Fell From 34 Tonnes in July to 30 in August

As recently as January 2022, the bank's swaps exceeded 500 tonnes, but they have fallen sharply since, indicating a profound change of policy toward or outlook on gold among central banks.

Making Corporatism Great Again

A corporation partially owned by the government will be considered “too big to fail” since its failure would cause the government to lose the money “invested” in the business.

The Dollar Is on the Brink of a Major Move

Gold and silver have already started to rally after breaking out of their summer consolidations, and further dollar weakness should drive additional gains.

Tariff Turmoil Freezes International Shipments, Imperils Treasury Market

It is not anti-Trumpism that causes me to say that a Supreme Court overturning of Trump’s tariffs-by-decree would be a huge blow to the economy and the national debt. 

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