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Commentaries

Rothbard on “Civil Rights”

By Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.

As you would expect, Rothbard was even more radical in his challenging the orthodoxies of the Left, mostly definitely including so-called “left -libertarians.” They said that private businesses should be free to discriminate, but that the government should not be. Rothbard rejected this too.

Taco Strikes, Falling Jobs, Precious Wins, Reversal Bounce, Deteriorating Increases

By David Chapman, Enriched Investing

Thanks to golds, metals and materials the TSX once again made all-time highs but nobody else did. At least not as yet but since that big reversal day on July 31 markets spent the past week trying to bounce back. Are more new highs coming despite the deteriorating background?

How China Is Diminishing Us Warfighting Capabilities Through Control of Technology and Minerals

By Richard Mills, Ahead of the Herd

While China promised to fast-track approval of RE export applications, the applications are from non-military US manufacturers, and the licenses only have a six-month term. In other words, the United States is not getting any rare earths from China for defense purposes...

While Eastern Investors Gobble Up Gold, Americans Sit on the Sidelines

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

This anti-gold bias is a very Western phenomenon. Don't let the powers that be discourage you from holding real money. It's the only way you can protect yourself from the relentless government devaluation.

Soft Data Hardens

By John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline

Almost everything we think we know about the economy comes from initially flawed data. Jobs data, inflation data, spending data, production data, all of it is imperfect. There is no certainty in this business.

Responds to the Toughest Questions Facing Libertarians and Anarcho-Capitalists

By Doug Casey, Casey Research

The real problem is the welfare systems of the U.S. In the 19th century, there was immense immigration to the U.S. But there was zero government support.

Iran Using Gold to Support Its Economy in the Midst of Sanctions

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

Gold represents financial security – even when the world is against you.

New Fed Study Examines Recent Gold Revaluations... Elsewhere!

By Chris Powell, GATA

Last week, the Fed acknowledged growing speculation about revaluing U.S. gold reserves to boost government finances, enable more money creation, and reduce debt.

Gold, Jobs, and Fiat Fictions: Americans Miss the Rally

By MoneyMetals

Global gold demand rose 3% in the first half of 2025, fueled largely by central banks and Asian investors. Americans, on the other hand, sat out—or worse, sold off.

Homicidal Tariffs Rule the Days Ahead as Far as the Eye Can See

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

While the overall hit to Americans is promised to rise further, likely most of the tariff increases are now in place.

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