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Maneco64 - The End Game Is Starting As Central Banks Tighten Screws

Mario believes the end game is starting as central banks figure out whether their can tighten policy and tighten the screws on the system.

Time to Rethink the Fed

I believe Fed officials are largely responsible for the cycles of bubbles, booms, and busts over the last 30 years. Further, they share some of the blame (clearly not all) for the growing divisions and tribalism in our society.

Gold Investors Returning

The bottom line is investors have finally started returning to gold after ignoring its young upleg for several months.  As stock markets plunged on the uber-hawkish Fed threatening..

Have We Reached the Critical Mass Point?

Where did the 1.7 million ounces of GLD inflows go? The price of gold vs the value of gold. Is this the year we finally reached that point of critical mass? The split between the Fed and BIS is coming…

New National Debt Milestone Signals Currency Crisis Ahead

Silver in particular is historically cheap compared to just about any other commodity on the planet. The upshot is that when silver is ready to move, it can take off like a rocket.

Despite Being Heavily Out of Favor with Fund Managers, India and China Are Quietly Buying Lots of Gold

For those that believe the Western banking narrative that “gold is dead” and that “bitcoin is the new gold”, just look to the behavior of two nations in which 36 out of every 100 citizens of planet Earth reside.

No, the 'soul' of Money Is Not Trust in Central Banks

As a practical matter the "soul" of money isn't trust at all. It is just the power of government to levy and collect taxes that must be paid in the government's own currency.

A Gold-Centric Macro View

Gold’s ratios are an important tool in the box. As with other indicators (tools) we use, it takes diligence and psychological profile committed not to..

Gold Market Update

US companies now face the highest debt levels on record, at more than $10.5 trillion. In 40 years the amount of corporate bonds outstanding has grown by over 2,000%, from 16% of US GDP in 1980, to 50% of GDP in 2020.

The Next Recession is Here!

The components of GDP are an ominous confirmation that the US is engaging in aggressive restocking which could soon lead to a deflationary liquidation wave.

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