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If You Don’t Hold It, Then You Don’t Own It

Bankers and finance people use the term ‘counterparty risk’ which is a complicated way of saying that its possible someone will not deliver on their contract obligation.

History in the Making

By Craig Hemke, TF Metals Report

Those with ETFs, unallocated accounts, futures contracts, and the like will all be left holding the bag. Don't let that be you!

Dan Oliver - War Leads To Unintended Consequences. Oil, Gas, Wheat & Gold plus other Metals

By Wall Street Silver

The Russia Ukraine war is leading to a stunning rally and likely other unintended outcomes.

Ukraine and the Next Wave of Inflation Part 1

By Keith Weiner, Monetary Metals

In Part I, we analyze how the fallout from Ukraine will increase price inflation, but not in the way most people think.

Technical Scoop: Financial war, soaring commodities, sanction ramifications, protection purchase, high jobs, rate hikes

By David Chapman, Enriched Investing

The law of unintended consequences. The world is now at war. At least financial war. Russia has defaulted before. 1998. The LTCM collapse that almost brought down the global..

Are We Nearing the Final Days of the Dollar?

By Clint Siegner, Money Metals

The dishonest fiat Federal Reserve Note “dollar” is slowly dying and will eventually need to be replaced with something more trustworthy.

Gold SWOT: Gold Hit Its Highest Level Since September 2020

By Frank Holmes, U.S. Global Investors

The best performing precious metal for the week was palladium, up 26.18% on the June 22 future contract, as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine raises concern on disruption of world supplies.

How Soon $2,000+ Gold -- and $100+ Silver?

By Ed Steer, Gold and Silver Digest

The commercial net short position in gold now sits at 28.58 million troy ounces, up 1.61 million troy ounces from the 26.97 million troy ounces they were short in last Friday's COT Report. During the week just past, there was a net 1,420,000 troy ounces of gold added..

The Fed Did It! Inflationary Collapse was Already Here.

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

The Fed may try to use wartime sanctions as an excuse to return to easing in a wartime stance, in spite of inflation. If they do, hyperinflation is the certain result...

Inflation's Last Fling

By Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks

Its relative buoyancy in the global currency toilet would not be much of a concern but for the fact that the vast preponderance of borrowing is denominated in dollars. This means debts..

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