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Gold yet May Awaken the Rich Countries Insisting on Being Poor

What happens when the people of gold-producing developing countries start seeing the metal they mine functioning as savings and money in their daily lives, an alternative to their current..

Putting The Stag in Stagflation

The Fed will soon be forced to pivot their current policies, and the markets will react in the same manner they have in the past. Pay attention. Be ready. And prepare accordingly.

The #1 Long-Term Indicator for Gold

The bottom line is that unlike in 2015, 2018, or 2020, the stock market is likely starting a new secular bear market, which has tremendously bullish implications for precious metals.

The Official Story About the Economy Doesn’t Add Up

Once speculation of a Fed pivot gets any confirmation, it could be curtains for U.S. dollar strength – and all clear for gold and silver markets to take off.

An Apocalypse Upon Us: How much more can we take?

Trade wars, crashing stocks, bond blowouts, global recessions, rapidly plunging corporate earnings, the start of firings, a global energy crisis, collapsing cryptos, sliding housing markets...

Why Liberals Dump Their Oldest Friends

Many of us have noticed that our liberal friends are more likely to 'ghost' us than the other way around. Typically, they terminate our friendships in ways that are meant to be final.

Bargain Hunters Jump on Recent Silver & Gold Pullback

At the end of the day, acquiring gold and silver bullion in any form represents an investment in sound money.

Fed Pause Will Be Crucial for Gold and Silver | EXPLAINED - Peter Boockvar

Peter Boockvar explains why he believes the Fed Pause will be crucial for precious metals. Furthermore, we discuss the latest Gold and Silver price rally, the euro crisis, the Philly manufacturing index, and more.

Hubris at the Fed

Finding just the right word brings great pleasure to writers like me. As I think and write about the Federal Reserve, the word “hubris” keeps coming to mind.

Dave Kranzler: ‘gold/Silver COT as Bullish as I’ve Ever Seen’

Throughout the recent gold and silver selloff, one standout feature has been that the banks continue to buy back futures contracts. Does this mean that the selloff is over?

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