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Why Basel 3 Might Not Bring the End of Gold Price Suppression

But even if this interpretation of the Basel 3 rules is correct, Basel 3 might not necessarily stop gold price suppression by governments and central banks.

Gold Is Stable and Strong in the Face of Crypto Goofiness

But investors should ask themselves which asset classes represent real value at current prices and which have already been driven to extreme overvaluation by the Fed’s money printer.

Expecting Inflation

Peter began with an important distinction between goods inflation and services inflation. They have been behaving differently.

It's The Roaring '20s Again - Begin To Prepare For The Same Ending

I, for one, do not see the market as a linear environment. That is one of the most valuable lessons that Elliott Wave analysis has taught me.

Sound Money Project Gains Industry Recognition, Secures Wins

Earlier this month, Governor Hutchinson of Arkansas signed Senate Bill 336 into law, ending the dubious practice of slapping precious metals buyers with sales taxes of nearly 10% in the Natural State.

3 Reasons Gold is Now Set to Rally

The decline in the US dollar is one of the reasons behind the recent rally in gold. But as the chart below shows gold is also rallying in other currencies as well..

COMEX Gold Into Summer

Five weeks ago, we wrote that sharply negative real interest rates were going to drive prices higher in the weeks ahead, and so far that forecast is playing out as expected. So what happens next?

Cryptocurrency Crash Benefits Gold

China has been known to implement capital controls as it seeks to control the ebb and flow of currency within its borders. A cryptocurrency can make these controls impossible to execute..

Running on MT - Peak Copper

For the mining industry to avoid becoming the traffic jam on a super-highway leading to the future electrified/ decarbonized economy, a lot more copper needs to be found.

Big Government and Big Inflation

A Truth in Accounting report from April concluded the real federal debt is 123 trillion dollars — over four times larger than the 28 trillion dollars “official” debt. The higher debt calculation includes the federal government’s unfunded liabilities.

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