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National Debt Blows Past $35 Trillion (Yawn)

Last July 26, the national debt blew past $35 trillion for the first time. We are now cursed with a debt of $35,001,278,179,208.67.

Sound Money Advocacy and Precious Metals: A Conversation with Stefan Gleason

Host Morgan and CEO Gleason explored sound money principles, the significance of precious metals in the financial system, and the ongoing legislative efforts to promote these ideals.

Kids Understand Price Inflation Is Bad; Where Are the Adults?

So, when the Fed people say they beat inflation and now they can ease monetary policy, they really mean they’re going to start inflating the money supply again.

Are Government Statistics Concealing the Truth About the Economy?

The challenge to accepting this state of economic bliss for Americans is the growing piles of both public and private sector data which conflicts with what bureaucrats have to say.

Supreme Court Takes Two Steps Forward, One Step Back

If the courts will not protect online speech from the government, then Congress must so do by passing the Free Speech Protection Act.

Financial Market Stress: Not Yet, But…

This information tells us that a committed bear case is not yet indicated in real-time. But also that a mother-of-a-bear phase is coming.

Money Metals CEO Stefan Gleason Discusses New Depository, Gold Loans, and the Retail Market

The conversation covered various topics: opening a new depository, gold loans, the current retail precious metals market, and ongoing efforts to promote sound money policies.

What Happens After A Rate Cut Is Announced?

Investors should understand that continued financial and economic weakness or a severely deep recession with falling stock prices, could occur whether rate cuts are announced or not. 

What, and Who, Caused the Inflation the Fed Is Currently Fighting?

It gets interesting when we look at the charts, one thing becomes immediately obvious. That’s which administration, Trump’s or Biden’s, is responsible for the current bout of inflation.

Support Sound Money: Bring Back Gold Clause Contracts

Opening the door to gold clauses would knock down a barrier to using sound money – gold and silver – in the marketplace, and would serve to limit the Fed’s monopoly fiat money system.

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