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.
Gold and silver have already started to rally after breaking out of their summer consolidations, and further dollar weakness should drive additional gains.
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.
Barron’s pointed out that gold is getting a tailwind from buying by central banks, and said that gold’s recent rally and signals shouldn’t be dismissed as merely an inflation warning.
Discover why gold’s breakout from its summer triangle pattern could drive it toward $4,400 an ounce and how long-term fundamentals point to much higher levels ahead.
Unlike a central bank, gold does not promise independence. It simply is independent. It does not vote, it does not issue press releases, and it cannot be pressured by politics. In times when the credibility...
